Les communautés de quelques villages du département de Tsamba-Magotsi se sont rassemblées au village Kessi près de la localité pour commémorer la journée internationale de lutte contre les monocultures d'arbres, à l'index, le palmier à huile (GABONEWS) : Appuyée par l'Alliance Informelle, l'Organisation non gouvernementale, Musiru Divag a organisé le 21 septembre dernier, la journée internationale de lutte contre l'expansion des monocultures d'arbres au village Kessi. Les représentants (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Imagine surviving an ordeal like this. A Star Qisna coach travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore crashed into a ditch in Johor on Sept 22 just before 4am. The driver and four passengers were injured. Eleven passengers were trapped in the vehicle and the windshield had to be cut open to rescue them. PHOTO: Stomp Stomp contributor Sandy, who was on the coach, said she was not badly hurt, but her body ached since the accident. After the crash near Ayer Hitam, according to her, the Stomp contributor and another female passenger were driven by car to Johor Bahru. «I think the rescue team arranged it,» said the Stomp contributor. Since her coach trip was cut short because of the accident, the Stomp contributor contacted Star Qisna about a refund via WhatsApp.

MANDERA, Kenya (HOL) — Elders from Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia are urging Northern Kenya communities to unite for peace following deadly violence in Banessa that claimed eight lives. Leaders warn that smuggled arms from neighbouring countries continue to fuel the region's insecurity.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia's Auditor General Ahmed Issa Gutale has secured renewed international backing from Norway and global audit institutions to bolster the country's financial oversight.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Jubbaland security forces killed nearly 10 Al-Shabaab militants during a military operation on the outskirts of Janaay Abdalla, a village near Kismayo, officials reported Tuesday.

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People died in the shelling attack on a residential building in the town of Hay al-Nasr

Apollinaire Joachim Kyelem de Tambelais is planning to meet with Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin

Tesco made the drastic call this month to ditch the plastic hummus lids, getting rid of more than 31 million pieces from its stores.

The Government of Japan will be provide a funding of VT37,900,350 to the Minister of Education and Training for the construction of Labultamata Primary School’s Building on Pentecost through Japan’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP).According to a…

On the first day of the Vanuatu Made Tradeshow Week, local artist Alfred Tama achieved a remarkable milestone by selling one of his vibrant drawings for VT18,000 to a cruise ship tourist from Tasmania, Australia.

The decision came a week after the sheriff said in public Facebook posts that residents should “write down all the addresses of the people who had her signs in their yards.”

Officials with the Director of National Intelligence briefed Trump on Tuesday about “real and specific threats” by Iran to assassinate him to sow chaos, his campaign said.

There was one standout performer on Tuesday night...Christopher Nkunku.

MADRID: Kylian Mbappe extended his scoring streak with his sixth goal in five matches as Real Madrid defeated Alaves 3-2 to move closer to leader Barcelona in the Spanish league on Tuesday.

The National Multi-Stakeholder Meeting on the Implementation of the National Emergency Telecommunications Plan (NETP) has officially kicked off.

Ethiopia's foreign minister has warned that ammunition supplied to Somalia could exacerbate conflict and be diverted to terrorists, Ethiopia's state news agency reported on Tuesday.

The Egyptian government has confirmed sending arms shipments to Somalia amid regional tension over Ethiopia’s controversial deal with the self-declared republic of Somaliland.

SINGAPORE – Four men, aged between 32 and 44, will be charged on Sept 25 for allegedly causing public nuisance and using abusive language against police officers. In a statement on Sept 24, the police said officers were preserving a murder scene in Sam Leong Road on Sept 22 at about 5.10am when the four men approached the cordoned-off area and tried to cross the police tape. They were advised to take an alternative route. Three of the men then allegedly taunted and used abusive language against the officers, while the fourth man filmed the interactions with his mobile phone. The officers tried to de-escalate the situation, and the men eventually left via the alternative route, but only after much persuasion, said the police. A video of the incident later made the rounds on social media. In the video, three men can be seen engaged in a verbal dispute with two police officers standing on the other side of a police cordon. A third officer later arrives and can be seen gesturing as he appears to try and de-escalate the situation. Through investigations, the police identified the four men, and they were arrested on Sept 23.

SINGAPORE — Singapore's total population stood at 6.04 million as at June 2024, a two per cent rise from June 2023, the Government's latest Population in Brief report showed. This is the first time the figure has crossed the six million mark. The increase was due mainly to a five per cent increase in the non-resident population, which grew from 1.77 million in June 2023 to 1.86 million in June 2024, said the annual report released on Sept 24 by the National Population and Talent Division (NPTD). The increase in non-resident workers, including work permit holders and migrant domestic workers, helped to provide much-needed services to meet Singaporeans' social and economic needs, for instance by supporting caregiving needs, and by filling occupations that residents are typically not keen on, such as construction jobs, said the NPTD in a statement.

During former transport minister S Iswaran's trial on Tuesday (Sept 24), defence counsel Davinder Singh addressed his client's disgorgement of the money involved in the charges against him. In a turn of events at the start of the trial, the prosecution amended the charges, choosing to proceed with four charges of obtaining valuable items as a public servant under Section 165 of the Penal Code and one charge for the obstruction of justice. Iswaran, 62, then pleaded guilty to the amended charges. The 30 other charges against him will be taken into consideration during sentencing. Iswaran was accused of obtaining items worth more than $400,000 from Ong Beng Seng, billionaire hotelier and chairman of Formula One (F1) race promoter Singapore GP, as well as David Lum, managing director of mainboard-listed construction company Lum Chang Holdings.

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) says the child seen in an expletive-laced video being verbally abused by her mother has been placed with a next of kin while the agency takes steps to have the matter brought before the court...

A man who was held with a quantity of cocaine and ganja during a traffic stop in Manchester in July on Monday pleaded guilty and was fined in parish court. Mahlon Davis, 38, of Ewarton, St Catherine was convicted of breaches of the Dangerous Drugs...

The United States needs a clear exit strategy for the conflict in Ukraine, former President Donald Trump told a campaign rally Read Full Article at RT.com

Sadik Warfa argues that Ethiopia's attempts to annex a Somali port are not just economic maneuvers but a direct challenge to Somalia’s sovereignty, with potentially destabilizing effects on the Horn of Africa. He emphasizes the need for Somalia to unite in defense of its territorial integrity, calling for diplomatic solutions over militaristic approaches to maintain regional stability.

A Toronto rapper charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of a 20-year-old man was freed on Monday after the Crown stayed the charge.

Despite being underpinned by strong diaspora ties, the trade relationship between the United Kingdom and Somalia remains surprisingly weak and volatile. The Somali federal parliament includes about 15 members of parliament (MPs) of dual British nationality, reflecting the significant relationship between the UK and Somalia.