Author: Tanjid Osman

Tanjid Osman is a dedicated news journalist at Daljoog News, covering a wide range of topics, including General News, World Affairs, Business, Technology, Politics, Finance, Health, Lifestyle, Sports, and Travel. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering accurate and insightful stories, he keeps readers informed on the latest developments from around the globe.
Today, the Guyana Basketball Federation (GBF) and overseas-based national player Ruth Adams will host a full day of women’s basketball activities at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. The event aims to revitalize women’s basketball in Guyana. Ruth Adams, who made a name for herself in professional basketball in the USA and Europe, is returning to her home country to inspire young female athletes. A Day of Inspiration and Opportunity for Female Athletes The event at Cliff Anderson Sports Hall will feature a variety of activities designed to encourage and inspire young women to take up basketball. Adams, who moved to…
Ahtisa Manalo, 26, from Quezon Province, was crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2025 on May 2 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. She triumphed over 65 other candidates to win the prestigious title. Manalo will represent the Philippines at the 74th Miss Universe competition in Thailand this November. This win marks her second attempt, after competing in the 2024 pageant. Her victory was a testament to her resilience and determination. During the Evening Gown segment, Manalo tripped but quickly regained her composure. She later referenced this in her final Q&A, emphasizing her ability to bounce back stronger after challenges. Manalo…
China’s business environment has gained strong momentum in early 2025. This comes after a wave of new government policies aimed at helping private and foreign companies grow. In the first quarter of 2025, China saw a 7.1% increase in newly registered private companies. Foreign-funded businesses also grew by 4.3%. After a year of decline, private investment went up slightly by 0.4%. The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Index rose to 89.5 — the highest since 2020. These numbers show that China’s efforts to support businesses are starting to work. Stronger Policies at All Levels Liu Min, an official from the…
In a rare and heartfelt tribute, Kenya Airways celebrates a veteran staff member by placing her name on its newest aircraft. Kenya Airways (KQ) has made headlines with a special tribute that honors one of its most dedicated employees. The airline named its newest Boeing 737 aircraft after Caroline Ndonga, the current Station Manager in Burundi. This move was described as a salute to her “resilience, safety, and unwavering leadership.” The airline shared the exciting news this week, after teasing followers on social media with a mysterious post. In a message posted to its official X (formerly Twitter) account, Kenya…
The Ethiopian Council of Ministers greenlights major agreements and legal reforms to support economic development, international trade, and housing accessibility. Big Financial Agreements Approved Addis Ababa, May 1, 2025 — The Ethiopian Council of Ministers held its 44th regular meeting today. The council reviewed several key topics and made big decisions. One of the first issues on the table was two financial agreements with the Government of Italy and the International Development Association (IDA). The deal with Italy involves 11.5 million Euros. This money will help support the country’s green economy and environment programs. The loan will be repaid over…
Despite nearly two decades of military involvement, the U.S. continues to face setbacks in its efforts to contain al-Shabaab in Somalia. U.S. Embassy Debate Highlights Deeper Issues The U.S. government is considering closing its embassy in Mogadishu, Somalia. This news comes after recent advances by al-Shabaab militants in the region. Some U.S. officials fear another foreign policy disaster like what happened in Afghanistan in 2021. While the talk of shutting the embassy grabs attention, the real issue lies in a deeper problem. For almost 20 years, the U.S. has used military force to fight al-Shabaab. Still, the group remains strong.…
Somalia has announced a ban on entry for all Taiwanese passport holders. The move is linked to Somalia’s compliance with a United Nations resolution, according to Taiwan’s foreign ministry. This decision comes at a time when Taiwan is strengthening ties with Somaliland, a region that has long been in a dispute with Somalia over independence. Background on Somalia and Somaliland Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but it has not gained full recognition from the international community. The region has enjoyed relative peace compared to Somalia, which has faced decades of civil war and instability. The situation between the…
Afghanistan is facing a significant unemployment crisis, with around 1.5 million workers currently without jobs. To address this, the government is working on agreements with countries like Qatar, the UAE, and Russia to send Afghan workers abroad. These efforts aim to create new job opportunities for skilled Afghan workers and ease the unemployment burden. Efforts to Reduce Unemployment Abdul Mateen Maulawizada, head of Afghanistan’s National Workers’ Union, emphasized the growing unemployment issue in the country. He stated that about 1.5 million workers are currently jobless. In response, the government is collaborating with several countries to create opportunities for Afghan workers…
The Executive Secretary of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu, has congratulated Abdisalam Abdi Ali on his appointment as Somalia’s new Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. This move comes as part of a broader cabinet reshuffle announced by Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, who is looking to strengthen the government amid ongoing political and security challenges in the country. Dr. Gebeyehu also praised the former Foreign Minister, Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, for his dedication and efforts in improving Somalia’s relations with IGAD. Cabinet Reshuffle Aims to Strengthen LeadershipSomalia’s Prime Minister, Hamza Abdi Barre, recently announced…
Vietnam is preparing to welcome almost 800,000 international travelers during its Reunification Day holiday. The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) announced that the country will see a sharp rise in air traffic from April 30 to May 4. Airports across the country are getting ready for about 5,000 international flights, with Tan Son Nhat Airport in Ho Chi Minh City expected to be the busiest. Surge in International Arrivals During the five-day holiday, Vietnam is forecast to host 792,000 international visitors. This marks a 20% increase in flights compared to the same period in 2024. On average, there will…