Talaado, 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} Aabo iyo Wiilkiisa ayaa aano qabiil loogu Dilay Gobolka Galgaduud ee Maamulka Galmudug.
Ruushka oo Uganda ku wareejiyay qalab ciidan.
Talaado, 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} Dowladda Ruushka ayaa dalka Uganda ku wareejiyay qalab ciidan oo qiimihiisu dhan yahay $53 milyan oo doolar.
Qalabkan ayaa la sheegay inuu ka koobanyahay gaadiid dagaal, hub culus, iyo nidaamyo isgaarsiineed oo casri ah, kuwaas oo lagu xoojinayo awoodda difaaca ee ciidamada Dalka Uganda.
Madaxweyne Trump iyo Ra’iisul wasaaraha Japan oo Heshiis Kala saxiixday.
Talaado, 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} Trump ayaa Ra’iisul wasaaraha Japan, Sanae Takaichi la saxiixday heshiis uu Mareykanka ku helayo macdanta muhiimka ah ee Japan, kuwaas oo muhiim u ah sameynta tiknoolajiyada casriga ah iyo hubka.
Isla toddobaadkii hore, Mareykanku wuxuu heshiis kale la galay Israa|l , si ay uga wada shaqeyn lahaayeen helida macdanta.
Sababta Mareykanku sidaas u samaynayo waa in Shiinaha uu hadda xakamayso inta badan macdanta muhiimka ah ee caalamka, isagoo heysta goobaha ugu badan ee laga qodo oo Afrika ay ku jirto iyo kaydka ugu badan ee macdanta, taasoo siisay awood weyn. Sidaas darteed, Mareykanku wuxuu isku dayayaa inuu la tartamo Shiinaha oo uu helo ilo kale oo uu ka keeno macdanta muhiimka ah.
Maleteriga Suudaan oo dib u habeyn lagu sameynaayo istaraatijiyadooda dagaalka.
Talaado, 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} Hoggaamiyaha milatariga Suudaan, Cabdifatax Burhaan ayaa ku dhawaaqay inay dib u habeyn ku sameynayaan istaraatijiyadooda dagaalka si ay dib ugu qabsadaan magaalada istaraatijiga ah ee AlFaashir, oo ay la wareegeen RSF, halkaa oo uu ka socdo xasuuq lagula kacayo beelaha iyo shaqsiyaadka taageerray milatariga muddada ay gacanta ku hayeen.
Khasaare ka dhashay Shil diyaaradeed oo ka dhacay Kenya
Talaado, 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} Warar dheeraad ah ayaa ka soo baxaya shil diyaaradeed oo ka dhaay magaalada xeebta Diani ee dalka Kenya, kaasi oo ay ku dhinteen dad badan oo Dalxiiseyaal ah.
Saraakiisha gargaarka degdega ayaa sheegay in shilka diyaaradeed ay ku geeriyodeen 10 dalxiise oo reer Yurub ah iyo duuliyaha diyaaradda oo u dhashay dalka Kenya.
Diyaaradda ayaa ka soo duushay goobta dalxiiska ee Diani Beach waxayna ku sii jeedday Masaai Mara, oo ah dhul caan ku ah duurjoogta, markii ay burburtay saqda dhexe ee saacadda 05:30 waqtiga maxalliga ah, sida ay baahisay Hay’adda Duulista Rayidka ee Kenya.
Shirkadda Mombasa Air Safari ayaa sheegtay in diyaaradda ay saarnaayeen siddeed ruux oo u dhashay dalka Hungary, laba Jarmal iyo duuliye Kenyan, dhammaantoodna ay ku dhinteen shilka.
Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Kwale, Stephen Orinde,ayaa sheegay in diyaaradda ay ku dhacday qiyaastii meel qiyaastii 6 mayl u jirta magaalada Kwale, iyadoo ka duushay garoon yar oo ku yaalla magaalada Diani.
Bishii Agoosto, shilalkan nuucaani ah ayaa ku badan gudaha Kenya, dhawaan diyaarad yar oo ay lahayd hay’adda caafimaadka Amref ayaa ku dhacday duleedka magaalada Nairobi, taas oo dishay lix qof isla markaana dhaawacday laba kale.
Mogadishu Mayor Chairs Strategic Meeting to Strengthen Capital’s Security
Tuesday 28, Oct 2025 {HMC}The Governor of the Banaadir Region and Mayor of Mogadishu, Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hussein (Muungaab), presided over a high-level security meeting on Tuesday to conduct a deep analysis of the general security situation in the capital and its surrounding districts.
The crucial meeting was attended by the highest-ranking security officials in the region, including the Deputy Governor for Security and Policy, Mr. Mohamed Ahmed Diriye (Yabooh); the Banaadir Regional Police Chief, Colonel Mahdi Omar Muumin; the Banaadir Regional Commander of the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), Mr. Liibaan Aadan; and commanders from military units that provide critical support to police operations (known as Bolisiya Militaaro).
The agenda focused on accelerating strategic plans to secure the capital. A primary point of discussion was enhancing the operational cooperation and seamless coordination among all security agencies and the Banaadir Regional Administration. The objective is to foster a stable environment where public services can be delivered efficiently and to establish robust plans to prevent any acts aimed at destabilizing security.
During the meeting, participants agreed to intensify the regular exchange of critical intelligence (information-sharing) between security branches. It was resolved to accelerate preventative operations, with a particular focus on strategic districts within the capital. Specific emphasis was placed on the importance of swiftly dismantling organized crime networks.
In his closing remarks, Governor Muungaab emphasized that the peace and stability of the capital are the foundation for the entire nation’s progress. He reiterated the regional administration’s full and unwavering commitment to working tirelessly with all security agencies to achieve this goal.
The meeting concluded with a unified agreement to continue the stringent measures aimed at guaranteeing public safety, protecting the residents of the capital and its environs, and fully upholding the rule of law and public order.
Source Sonna
House of the People Speaker Convenes Standing Committee to Prioritize Legislative Agenda; New Minister Sworn In
Tuesday 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} The Speaker of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament of Somalia, His Excellency Sheikh Adan Mohamed Nuur (Madoobe), chaired an extraordinary session of the parliament’s Standing Committee on Tuesday at Villa Hargeysa in Mogadishu.
The Speaker was joined by the full leadership of the House, including First Deputy Speaker Ms. Sa’diya Yasin Haji Samatar and Second Deputy Speaker Mr. Abdullahi Omar Abshirow, as they convened the critical committee responsible for setting the parliamentary agenda.
Opening the session, Speaker Madoobe provided a comprehensive briefing to the committee members regarding the extensive volume of work awaiting the legislature. He highlighted the critical importance of the current seventh session, stressing that it is imperative for the House to focus its efforts on processing the substantial legislative agenda. The Speaker called for a concerted effort to debate and pass the numerous laws and bills that are pending before the parliament.
The Standing Committee’s meeting is pivotal as it formalizes the work plan and legislative priorities for the House of the People’s current session, guiding the national legislative framework.
Following the committee’s deliberations, a separate key parliamentary procedure was conducted. The new Minister of Labour and Social Affairs for the Federal Government of Somalia, Prof. Saalim Aliyow Ibrow, was officially sworn into office.
The oath was administered by the Chief Whip of the House of the People, Hon. Mohamed Abdullahi Hassan (Nuh), formally inducting the new minister into the cabinet and his governmental duties.
Source Sonna
Deputy Prime Minister Convenes High-Level Meeting to Fast-Track Jowhar Off-stream Storage Programme (JOSP)
Tuesday 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} – The Deputy Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, H.E. Salah Ahmed Jama, officially opened a high-level meeting on Tuesday to accelerate the implementation of the Jowhar Off-stream Storage Programme (JOSP), a major national infrastructure project that has been in development for some time.
Addressing the assembled stakeholders, Deputy Prime Minister Jama articulated the project’s critical importance to the nation’s future. He described JOSP as a national priority and a central pillar of Somalia’s National Transformation Plan (2025–2029). The project is strategically designed to fundamentally enhance the country’s water management capabilities and serve as a catalyst for widespread agricultural development.
The government’s vision for the Jowhar Off-stream Storage Programme is transformative. Once operational, the project is expected to directly benefit over 300,000 Somali citizens. Furthermore, it is a cornerstone of the national strategy to achieve food security and economic self-sufficiency, enabling Somalis to fully utilize the country’s natural resources and progressively reduce reliance on foreign aid.
The meeting brought together a wide array of key partners, including high-level government officials, development partners, United Nations agencies, and representatives from civil society. The session’s primary focus was to conduct a comprehensive review of the progress made on JOSP to date, identify and resolve existing implementation challenges, and secure robust technical, financial, and political support to propel the project into its next critical phase.
Source Hiiraan Online
US Vice President Vance plans Kenya visit, source says
Tuesday 28, Oct 2025 {HMC} U.S. Vice President JD Vance plans to visit Kenya next month after going to a summit in South Africa, a source with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Monday.
There were no immediate details on what Vance might discuss in the East African country, which is one of Washington’s closest allies on the continent, and has said it wants to reach a trade deal with the U.S. by the end of this year.
The U.S. designated Kenya a major non-NATO ally in 2024, but Nairobi has also had to fend off criticism from U.S. officials over its forging of deeper ties with China.
“The visit to Kenya will run from November 24 to November 27,” the source said, without giving further details.
Vance’s office and Kenya’s foreign ministry did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
U.S. President Donald Trump is sending Vance in his place to attend the summit of the Group of 20 world leaders in Johannesburg from November 22 to 23.
South Africa, which holds the rotating G20 presidency, will hand over the presidency to the U.S. after the meeting.
Reporting by Ammu Kannampilly in Nairobi and Jarrett Renshaw in Washington; Editing by Alexander Winning and Andrew Heavens
Source Hiiraan Online
Somalia and Rwanda sign cooperation agreement to strengthen bilateral ties
Tuesday 28, Oct 2025 {HMC}– Somalia and Rwanda have signed a General Cooperation Agreement aimed at strengthening diplomatic relations and expanding collaboration across key sectors, marking a significant step in the growing partnership between the two countries.
The agreement was signed on Monday in Kigali by Somalia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdisalam Abdi Ali, and Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Olivier Jean Patrick Nduhungirehe, during Abdisalam’s two-day official visit that began on Sunday.
Under the accord, both governments agreed to establish a Joint Permanent Commission (JPC) to oversee implementation and explore new areas of cooperation. The JPC will coordinate efforts in justice, education, agriculture, ICT, trade, and mutual legal assistance to ensure the agreement produces measurable results.
In a joint communiqué, the two ministers said that relations between Somalia and Rwanda are based on mutual respect, shared aspirations, and Pan-African solidarity. They added that the agreement represents a new chapter in strengthening bilateral ties and expanding cooperation across sectors of mutual interest.
During their discussions, the ministers also reviewed progress in political consultations, investment promotion, policing, and defence cooperation, and exchanged views on peace efforts in Doha and Washington concerning the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Rwanda commended Somalia’s active role at the United Nations Security Council through the A3+ Group, which represents Africa’s collective voice on global peace and security matters.
Minister Abdisalam, who visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial during his stay, paid tribute to the victims of the 1994 genocide and praised Rwanda’s transformation in reconciliation and national unity.
“Somalia and Rwanda share a historic and brotherly relationship rooted in the bonds between our two peoples,” Abdisalam said. “Our nations face similar challenges from climate shocks to insecurity, and it is time to move beyond the current scope of cooperation and explore new avenues for joint action.”
He added that Somalia would continue supporting African-led solutions to regional conflicts through its engagement at the UN Security Council and called on members of the Somali diaspora to invest in Rwanda’s expanding economy.
Abdisalam also conveyed greetings from President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud to President Paul Kagame, expressing Somalia’s appreciation for Rwanda’s leadership in promoting peace and development across the continent.
Source Hiiraan Online