Sunday 16, Feb 2025 {HMC} The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met with his Kenyan counterpart, H.E. President William Ruto, on the sidelines of the 38th African Union Heads of states and government Summit in Addis Ababa.
The two leaders discussed issues of mutual interest and emphasised the importance of cooperation on regional matters of shared concern.
Axad 16 Feb 2025 {HMC} Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud ayaa magaalada Adis-ababa oo uu ka socda shirka 38-aad ee Midowga Afrika kula kulmay Xoghayaha Guud ee Qaramada Midoobay antonio guterres.
Madaxweynaha iyo antonio guterres ayaa ka wada hadlay horumarka ka socda Soomaaliya, dagaalka lagula jiro argagixisada caalamiga ah, howlgalka AUSSOM iyo doorka muhiimka ah Qaramada Midoobay ee dhinacyada amniga, xasillinta iyo horumarka.
Sidoo kale, waxay isweydaarsadeen aragtiyo la xiriira nabadda iyo amniga gobolka, wuxuuna madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh uu xaqiijiyay in Soomaaliya ay ka go’an tahay in ay si dhow ula shaqeyso QM, isagoo qiray taageerada joogtada ah ee Xoghayaha Guud ee Qaramada Midoobay.
Axad 16 Feb 2025 {HMC} Madaxweynaha Dowladda Hirshabeelle Cali Cabdullaahi Xuseen (Cali Guudlaawe) ayaa maanta xafiiskiisa ku qaabilay Taliyaha Ciidanka Xoogga Dalka Sarreeye Gaas Odowaa Yuusuf Raagge.
Ugu horreyn Taliyaha ayaa warbixin ka siiyay madaxweynaha sida ay u socdaan howgallada ay ka qeyb qaadanayaan Ciidamada Xoogga Dalka iyo kuwa deegaanka ee ka socda Hirshabeelle kuwaas oo lagu soo af-jarayo haraadiga Kooxda Al shabaab
“Rabbi ha idin ku guulleeyo dadaalka iyo kaalinta naf-hurnimada ee dalka kaga xorreyneysaan cadowga Kooxda Al shabaab”
Madaxweynaha Dowladda Hirshabeelle ayaa tilmaamay in la joogo waqtigii guusha kaddib dagaal adag oo lala galay argagixiso caalami ah ee Al shabaab.
Sunday 16 Feb 2025 {HMC} A woman who used to campaign against immigration to the UK has changed her stance after journeying from Somalia to the UK.
Jess Hallett, from Llanelli, was one of six opinionated Brits selected to take part in Channel 4’s new series Go Back To Where You Came From.
She underwent the journey via people smuggling routes, experiencing the terror of small boat crossings, trekking through the African desert and climbing over border crossings.
“If I was in their shoes I would be jumping on the boat myself,” she said.
“There is no life for the people living there.”
She added that what is seen on the internet is “absolutely nothing to what you see in person”.
Speaking to BBC Radio Wales Breakfast, Jess said the experience “shook her to her core” and she believes more than ever that people should be seen as people.
“When you hear these stories of what these people are going through, they have absolutely nothing. And I mean nothing,” she added.
The six Brits started their journey in Mogadishu in Somalia and Raqqa in Syria, two of the most dangerous cities in the world, facing scenarios which continually challenge their views.
The show features clips of Jess before the experience, where she was adamant her views won’t be changed in the process.
“I know my opinion is right and I know people will agree with me… why are we continuing to allow the boats in, we are full,” she said.
She said it’s a completely different feeling seeing it right in front of you and the experience has changed her understanding of why people choose to make the journey.
Jess admitted she was not interested in immigration and did not really know much until it came into her life.
As a resident in the grounds of Stradey Park Hotel in Llanelli, Jess was vocal in her opposition against plans to house 241 refugees at the hotel in June 2023, taking part in protests at the hotel.
“That changed my perspective on everything, I was looking into immigration and finding out what is going on… the stuff I found online was obviously extremely bad and put me into panic mode,” she said.
The controversial plans to refugees at the hotel were dropped in October 2023, but now she said her strong views on immigration have been completed altered.
“What you see on the internet is absolutely nothing to what you see in person,” she added.
“I think any normal person that went there, if you didn’t have any empathy then there must be something wrong,” she said.
Meanwhile citizenship rules were tightened by the Home Office this week, making it almost impossible for a refugee who arrives in the UK on a small boat to become a British citizen.
The new guidance states that anyone who enters the UK illegally will “normally” be refused citizenship, regardless of the time that has passed.
Jess said she now seeks out more experiences in different people’s cultures, having recently spent three months in Thailand.
She said she was inspired by families she met first-hand in Somalia, who made use of their resources from nothing.
“What they go through, the families, what they eat… we helped them cook and they were cutting meat up with their toes,” she said.
“I was amazed by them, an eight-year-old girl was showing me how to cut, it’s incredible how they manage with nothing.”
Recalling what she has taken away from the show, she said: “I don’t care where you’re from, just be respectful.”
Go Back To Where You Came From continues on Monday at 21:00 GMT on Channel 4, with the full series available to stream on demand.
SOURCE BBC
Axad 16 Feb 2025 {HMC} Dhageystayaal halkan waxa aan idiin kugu soo gudbi neynaa Warka Habeenimo ee Warbaahinta Hiiraanweyn
Warka waxaa soo jeedinayo ::Abdiqani Osoble
Farsamadii ::Mohamed Baryare Haamud
Sunday 16 Feb 2025 {HMC} At least 48 people were killed in the collapse of an illegally operated gold mine in western Mali on Saturday, authorities and local sources told Agence France-Presse.
Mali is one of Africa’s leading gold producers, and mining sites are regularly the scene of deadly landslides and accidents.
Authorities have struggled to control unregulated mining of the precious metal in the country, which is among the world’s poorest.
“The death toll is 48 following the landslide,” a local police source said. The victims are mainly young women, including one who was carrying her child on her back.
Boubacar Keita, from the Kenieba gold prospectors’ association, also counts at least 48 deaths.
“It is an illegal site. There is a lot of complicity in the exploitation of this type of site in the region,” the head of a local environmental organization told AFP, adding that the search for victims was ongoing.
Saturday’s accident took place at an abandoned site formerly operated by a Chinese company, sources told AFP.
In January, a landslide at a gold mine in southern Mali killed at least 10 people and left many others missing, most of them women.
Just over a year ago, a tunnel collapsed at a gold mining site in the same region as Saturday’s landslide, killing more than 70 people.
SOURCE VOA
Axad 16, Feb 2025 {HMC} Doowladda Sacuudiga oo Maanta Dil ku Fulisay Maxbuus Soomali ah.
Axad 16, Feb 2025 {HMC} Ciidamada Nisa Oo Gacanta ku dhigay Askar Loo waday Kooxda AS
Axad 16, Feb 2025 {HMC} Qoraygii Dowladda Waan gatay waxaana aaday AS kii Gacanta iga gooyay.
Axad 16, Feb 2025 {HMC} Waxaa halkan idin kugu soo gudbineynaa Wararkii Ugu Dambeeyay Soomaaliya iyo Caalamka ee Warbaahinta Hiiraanweyn.
