Axad 23 ,Nov 2025 {HMC} Hooyo iyo Ubadkeedii oo kalaa maqnaa ku Dhawaad 30 Sano oo isku helay Magaalada Hargeeysa.
{DAAWO MUQAALKA} Puntland oo Dishay Saraakiil ka tirsan Daacish.
Axad 23 ,Nov 2025 {HMC} Puntland oo Dishay Saraakiil ka tirsan Daacish.
HOOS KA DAAWO MUUQAALKA
Kooxda AS oo Xalad Adag gilisay Magaalada Jowhar.
Axad 23, Nov 2025 {HMC} Magaalada Jowhar ee Gobolka Shabellaha dhaxe ayaa waxaa ka taagan xaalad adag oo ka dhalatay tallaabo ay qaadeen Al-Shabaab oo xayiraad saartay gaadiidkii shidaalka gayn jiray gudaha magaaladaasi.
Arrntan ayaa keentay in sare u kac laga dareemayo qiimaha shidaalka ee suuqyada
Jowhar, waxayna saameyn ku yeelatay darawallada gaadiidleyda ee ka howlgala
magaaladaasi.
Wararka ayaa sheegaya in Al-Shabaab ay xanibeen gaadiidkii shidaalka gayn jiray
halkaasi, kuwaas oo ka bixi jiray caasimada Muqdisho, balse haatan culeys kala kulmay
kooxda.
Al-Shabaab ayaa sidoo kale lacago dheeraad ah kusoo rogay gaadiidka oo ay u galeen
waddada, sida ay ku warrameen qaar kamid ah darawallada kaxeeya baabuurta Jowhar.
Sidoo kale, wadayaasha ayaa ku dooday in arrintan ay saameyn ku yeelatay shaqadooda,
maadaama shidaalka qaali u noqday, shaqadoodina ay sidaas ku istaagtay.
Waxaa kale oo ay intaas ku dareen, haddii ay ka shaqeyn lahaayeen gudaha magaalada oo
kaliya in uusan ku filneen qarashka ay helayaan, maadaama uu sare u kacay shidaalka.
Shacabka ayaa sidoo kale dareemay culeyskan, maadaama ay yaraadeen gaadiidkii ka
shaqeynayay magaalada Jowhar ee caasimaa dowlad-goboleedka HirShabelle iyo
deegaannada kale, sida Mahadaay iyo qaybo kamid ah gobolka Hiiraan.
Ma jiro illaa iyo hadda wax hadal ah oo kasoo baxay madaxda HirShabelle oo ku aadan
cabashada kasoo yeereysa shacabka ee ka dhalatay xanibaadda ay saartay Al-Shabaab.
Horay maleeshiyaadka Khawaarijta ayaa dhaq-dhaqaaqyo uga sameeyay deegaanno dhow
caasimada Jowhar, maadaama ay dib u qasadeen goobo horay looga xoreeyay.
Baarlamaanka Burkina Faso oo ansixiyay heshiiska iskaashiga nukliyeerka oo ay la gashay Ruushka.
Axad 23, Nov 2025 {HMC} Baarlamaanka dalka Burkina Faso ayaa maanta ansixiyay heshiiska iskaashiga nukliyeerka oo ay Burkina Faso la gashay Ruushka, kaas oo siinaya qaab sharciyeed in Ruushka uu gudaha dalkaa ka dhiso warshado tamarta nukliyeerka, la wadaagida xirfadaha iyo tababbar ay Ruushka ka helayaan khubarada reer Burkina Faso.
Heshiiskan wuxuu ku koobanyahay tamarta laga dhaliyo nukliyeerka oo door ka qaadanaysa horumarinta warshadaha , laakin ma aha nukliyeerka hubka , balse lagama tagi karo in halkan ay tahay meesha ay ka dhalato dalalku inay ku hamiyaan hub nukliyeer ah.
Ra’iisul wasaaraha Itoobiya oo La kulmay Madaxda G 20.
Axad 23, Nov 2025 {HMC} Ra’iisul wasaaraha Itoobiya , Abiy Axmed oo muddooyinkii u dambeeyay aan helin dhaqdhaqaaq diblomaasiyadeed ayaa uga faa’iideystay shir madaxeedka G-20 oo ka socda Koonfur Afrika inuu la kulmo hoggaamiyeyaasha iyo wakiillada ku metalaya dalalka;
Ingiriiska, Faransiiska, Jarmalka , Finland , Norway , Turkiga , Australia , Hindiya , Koonfur Kuuriya, Vietnam , Imaaraadka Carabta, Koonfur Afrika iyo madaxda bankiga adduunka, IMF iyo bankiga horumarinta Afrika.
{DAAWO MUQAALKA} Dowladda Soomaaliya oo war Culus kasoo saartay Nidaamka dal ku galka E-VISA.
Axad 23 ,Nov 2025 {HMC} Dowladda Soomaaliya oo war Culus kasoo saartay Nidaamka dal ku galka E-VISA.
HOOS KA DAAWO MUUQAALKA
Somalia Justice Conference continues for the second day in Mogadishu
Sunday November 23, 2025 {HMC The second annual Somalia Justice Conference entered its second day in Mogadishu, with this year’s discussions centered around the theme “Inclusive Justice for All.”
The conference brings together senior officials including Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, the federal and state-level justice institutions, alongside representatives from international organizations, legal experts, and other distinguished guests.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud is scheduled to close the conference today, as participants focus on strengthening the independence of Somalia’s judiciary, enhancing accountability mechanisms, and rebuilding public trust in justice institutions.
The forum also features expert recommendations aimed at improving the efficiency, transparency, and accessibility of judicial services, ensuring that the Somali people benefit from a fair and responsive justice system.
Source SONNA
Somalia marks Teachers’ Day as President pledges stronger support for education sector
Sunday November 23, 2025 {HMC} Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud attended a national ceremony marking Somali Teachers’ Day at Mogadishu Stadium on Saturday.
President Mohamud praised the historic contributions of Somali teachers in advancing the country’s education sector and nurturing generations equipped with the skills to shape Somalia’s future. He directed the Ministry of Education to finalize the recruitment of the remaining teachers under the government’s 10,000-teacher initiative.
“In this country, no one is more valuable than the Somali teacher and the Somali soldier. It is our duty to honour and support teachers, who are the backbone of societal development. The government has already recruited 6,000 teachers who are now fully deployed across educational institutions. I urge the Ministry to swiftly complete the remaining recruitment and ensure proper training,” President Hassan said.
The President reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening teacher training, capacity-building and motivation to ensure that current and future generations receive a quality education aligned with international standards. He reminded Somali youth that they are the leaders of both today and tomorrow.
During the ceremony, President Hassan Sheikh received an honorary award from the education sector and commended Somali teachers for their resilience and dedication during the nation’s toughest years. He stressed that his government places special priority on teacher welfare and improving the country’s education system.
Minister of Education Farah Sheikh Abdulkadir, senior government officials, representatives of education agencies, teachers and students from various schools across Mogadishu attended the ceremony.
Source Hiiraan online
Three Kenya Airways employees jailed for 25 years for trafficking Ksh.60M heroin.
Sunday November 23, 2025 {HMC} The State has chalked up another big win in the long, bruising war against drug trafficking after three Kenya Airways employees were handed hefty prison terms and multimillion-shilling fines for smuggling heroin valued at more than Ksh.60 million.
The Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) Court on Friday sentenced cabin crew members Lennox Chengek Chestit and Alfric Odhiambo Otieno, alongside ground staffer Kenneth Sinzore Isundu, to 25 years in prison each.
The court further slapped them with fines ranging between Ksh.88 million and Ksh.90 million. If they fail to pay, they will serve an extra one-year sentence, though concurrently with the main term.
Their conviction follows two counts of trafficking in narcotic drugs. In the first, Chestit and Isundu were found guilty of ferrying 9,845.70 grams of heroin valued at Ksh.29,537,100.
In the second, Otieno and Isundu were convicted of trafficking a 20-kilogram haul worth Ksh.60 million. Senior Principal Magistrate Njeri Thuku ordered that Isundu’s sentences run concurrently.
The convicts had pleaded for non-custodial sentences, a request the court tossed out without hesitation.
“All three asked the court for a non-custodial sentence, but the court is bound by the Community Service Orders Act. Drug trafficking offences do not fit the parameters for non-custodial sentencing,” Magistrate Thuku ruled.
She also reprimanded the trio for tarnishing the reputations of Kenya Airways and the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA).
“To see employees of Kenya Airways themselves involved in drug trafficking is more damaging than any of them possibly imagined,” she observed.
Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Renson Ingonga welcomed the judgment, describing it as a decisive strike against criminal networks exploiting national institutions.
He praised the prosecution team – Norah Otieno, Kennedy Panyako, and Rono Paula – for steering the complex case through eight years of litigation with consistency and skill.
“This verdict sends a clear message that no individual or institution is beyond the reach of the law,” said Ingonga.
“The ODPP will continue to work tirelessly to protect Kenya’s borders, safeguard public institutions, and ensure that those who undermine national security face the full force of justice.”
Chestit was 26 at the time of arrest, Otieno 27, and Isundu 45. The judgment caps an eight-year trial now regarded as a landmark step in tightening the country’s defences against narcotics trafficking through its international gateways.
The Capital FM
Indian fighter jet pilot killed in crash at Dubai airshow
Sunday November 23, 2025 {HMC} A pilot has died after an Indian fighter jet crashed while performing a display at an airshow in Dubai, officials have said.
The Indian Air Force said in a statement: “IAF deeply regrets the loss of life and stands firmly with the bereaved family in this time of grief.
“A court of inquiry is being constituted, to ascertain the cause of the accident.”
The Hindustan Aeronautics Tejas jet crashed about about 14:10 local time (10:10 GMT), according to the Associated Press.
Dubai’s Media Office and the UAE Ministry of Defence have said firefighters and emergency services have “responded rapidly” to the incident and are managing the situation on-site.
Video footage of the aftermath of the crash shows black smoke rising into the air.
India’s Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan said in a statement that all ranks of the Indian Army “deeply regret the incident” and “stand firmly” with the pilot’s bereaved family.
The Dubai Airshow 2025 website says the event has attracted more than 148,000 attendees and exhibitors from 1,500 companies.
The fatal crash happened on the last day of the airshow which began on Monday, hosted at Al Maktoum International Airport.
Source BBC NEWS