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As drought compounds security woes, Somalis flee to Ethiopia
UNHCR By Katie Nguyen in Dollo Ado, When drought killed most of Barwako Noor Abdi’s cows and goats eight years ago, she had no choice but to abandon her home in Somalia’s parched Gedo region and seek help elsewhere in a country suffering from decades of insecurity. When the next major drought hit in 2016/17, she found she could not […]
The outbreak of desert locusts in the Eastern parts of Africa is the worst in Decades
Associated Press by Zachary Halaschak Swarms of hungry locusts are devouring crops in Eastern Africa, the worst invasion of the insects in decades. The outbreak of desert locusts is the worst that Kenya has seen in 70 years, according to the Associated Press. The insects have been pouring into the country from Ethiopia and Somalia and leaving behind destroyed […]
Sudan is one step closer to democracy, as it dismantle the ex-ruling party
The Guardian, by Jason Burke and Zeinab Mohammed Salih Activists in Sudan have welcomed a decision by the country’s transitional government to dissolve the former ruling party and repeal a series of laws used to regulate women’s behaviour under the former president Omar al-Bashir. Bashir has been in detention since being forced from power in April when […]
The Nile, “…, It will swallow all the houses… It’s a renegade river, it rises so fast…” Sudanese farmer Idris
Sudanese hope Ethiopian dam ends Blue Nile floods AFP by Paul Maroudis The Blue Nile is a renegade river, according to Sudanese farmer Osman Idris, its unpredictable flooding swallows crops and houses as it crashes through Sudan from Ethiopia on its way to Egypt. “Tonight, the level of water will be low,” said Idris, a […]
IGAD: Reflections on a decade-long journey with Ethiopia
The star IGAD has transformed from an organisation that merely focused on drought and disaster as it used to be during its inception in 1986 to that of dealing with regional peace and development matters. It is now one of the eight recognized building blocks of the AU. During the 13th Ordinary Summit of the […]
“President Trump, act now to give democracy a chance in Sudan” Jimmy Carter
Opinion by Jimmy Carter (CNN) The Sudanese people’s overthrow of their former government opened new opportunities in the country for democracy, peace and economic development. Today, Sudan’s transition is at a fragile moment. To succeed, it needs urgent international support. In August, the leaders of the protest movement and the military signed an agreement establishing a three-year transition […]
Danakali’s potash project could be a game changer for Eritrea — UN
A United Nations report published Wednesday says Danakali’s (ASX, LON:DNK) Colluli potash project has the potential to boost the economy of Eritrea, a country that until two months ago was on the UN’s sanctions list. The independent study, commissioned and funded by the UN Development Program (UNDP), assesses a wide range of econometric data and includes findings […]
The Government of South Sudan Strongly Denounced Clooney and his out right lie
For decades shiny objects like Clooney have acted as foreground shills for more powerful people, propagandizing the American public in order to start wars in our name and with our troops harming untold millions of people around the world. We are responsible for what is done in our name, it’s on us to get educated, […]
Sudan’s ruling military council has accepted the joint proposal of Ethiopia and AU
Daily Mail KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) – Sudan’s ruling military council warned protest leaders Saturday that they would be held responsible for any destruction or damage by “vandals” and people “with an agenda” ahead of planned mass rallies demanding civilian rule more than two months after the military ousted autocratic President Omar al-Bashir. The country’s pro-democracy […]
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