Egypt's Foreign Minister affirmed support for Somalia's unity and rejected any unilateral recognition of its breakaway regions during a meeting with his Somali counterpart.

Livestock exports from the Horn of Africa are increasing in value, with Somalia alone surpassing $1.5 billion annually, indicating potential for greater economic capture in the region.

Thousands of people are fleeing a years-long drought in Somalia, as hunger deepens and humanitarian aid diminishes. The severe conditions are exacerbating a growing crisis in the region.

Half of all children in Somalia are malnourished due to persistent drought, with aid organizations reporting an 80 percent reduction in funding. The country faces an imminent threat of famine.

Nei primi sette mesi dell’anno quasi 2.000 sono arrivati dalla Somalia, paese con cui non esiste accordo per il rimpatrio

Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, met with Somalia's defence minister to discuss enhancing bilateral defence and security cooperation.

Puntland forces have reportedly taken control of a camp in Galkayo, Somalia, following intense clashes that led to the retreat of rival federal-aligned forces.

Mozambique ranks among the top five countries in its region for internally displaced persons, primarily due to the conflict in Cabo Delgado and natural disasters. Only Sudan, Somalia, South Sudan, and Ethiopia have more displaced people in the region.

Forty-four Somali pirates, currently held in India with no family in the country, are seeking the first-ever transfer home under a treaty between India and Somalia.

A new WhatsApp feature allowing users to chat without revealing their contact numbers is raising concerns in Somalia. Authorities fear the change could complicate anti-terror efforts by making it harder to identify individuals.

Abdikerm Eidleh, who had been sought by authorities for nearly four years, has been returned from Somalia to face charges in Minnesota's extensive social services fraud case. The case has garnered attention from the Trump administration.

Somalia is positioning itself as one of East Africa's most promising frontier markets.

Aid groups are warning that a record-strength El Niño could lead to widespread flooding and hunger across East Africa and Asia, from Somalia to Pakistan.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly disregarded growing tensions in Somalia's Galmudug State by providing military support to the outgoing President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's government, which is consolidating control over the region.

As a close ally, Türkiye is actively expanding its influence in Somalia and has played a significant role in initiating and sustaining mediation talks between the Somali government and opposition, according to security sources.

The humanitarian crisis for 17 seafarers held hostage aboard the MT HONOUR 25 tanker is worsening, more than two months after the vessel was hijacked off Somalia, signaling a return of piracy threats.

The stabilization mission in Somalia is on the brink as the US considers cutting funds, with the Trump administration reportedly capitulating after efforts against Islamist groups proved ineffective.

A new report indicates that Turkey's spaceport in Somalia also functions as a missile range, with capabilities that could potentially threaten regional stability, though Israel is currently outside its projected reach.

The Italian Ambassador to Somalia, Pier Mario Daccò Coppi, received an honorary award from the management of Mogadishu's Forlanini Hospital, which was recently modernized with funding from Italian Cooperation.

A round-up of Sweden's main headlines on July 2nd, 2026, includes the extension of Sweden-Somalia support, a new foster home register, convictions for a mosque shooting, and new laws making prison escapes illegal.

The Somali Ministry of Defense announced that Somali National Army forces, in cooperation with the Turkish Armed Forces, killed 35 Al-Shabaab members and wounded over 20 others in an airstrike in the Lower Shabelle region.

US prosecutors, with assistance from Somali intelligence, have arrested an alleged ringleader of a fraud case in Minnesota, reaching into Somalia for a key suspect.

A Minnesota fraud suspect has been arrested in Somalia after being on the run for four years, according to officials.

A global dispatch newsletter highlights instances of 'goodness of strangers' inspired by Guardian readers, touching on topics such as drones in Somalia, robots in India, and smartphones in Afghanistan.

Reporters collaborated to investigate a US drone strike in Somalia last year that killed a large number of children, highlighting the challenges of reporting on covert military conflicts.

The government is actively pursuing efforts for the release of hostages held in Somalia.

The President of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, received a delegation of Italian entrepreneurs and investors at the presidential palace in Mogadishu, who were there to participate in a conference.

Canada initially welcomed a Somalian referee, Omar Artan, but later faced scrutiny after an Al-Qaeda-linked group reportedly defended his inadmissibility to the U.S., raising concerns about his alleged terror ties.

Referee Omar Artan has returned to Somalia after being denied entry to the United States for the World Cup due to his alleged association with suspected members of terror organizations.

Yusuf Ali, a 34-year-old former child soldier in Somalia, continues to struggle with ongoing nightmares and dark reminders of his past experiences in Mogadishu.

The World Food Program reports that an additional 2.5 million people in Somalia, 2.3 million in Afghanistan, and 1.3 million in Sri Lanka are struggling with food insecurity, attributing the crisis to the ongoing 'Iran War' and its regional impact.

The atmosphere in Somalia is escalating, with clashes reported between opposition groups and security forces in the capital, Mogadishu, ahead of a planned anti-government protest.

Gun battles erupted in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, as armed groups loyal to rival politicians clashed, marking the worst fighting the city has seen in years.

Mogadishu has been gripped by intense overnight gunfights, signaling a new phase in Somalia's political crisis. The escalation comes as the president extended his mandate by a year, and the opposition prepares for mass protests.

An analysis highlights Somalia's critical juncture, emphasizing the urgent need for a political settlement to avoid further instability, given the lack of a clear path to elections or a political transition.

Somalia's government expects to see positive outcomes by the end of the year from joint offshore oil and gas drilling operations conducted with Türkiye, as stated by a senior official.

The memories of the war against Somalia continue to haunt the secessionist territory in the Horn of Africa. Today, Somaliland is seeking international legitimacy, with the help of Israel

A high-level committee, including Somalia's Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre and the Italian Ambassador to Somalia, has approved an Italy-backed health initiative in the country.

The government and opposition in Somalia are engaged in talks amidst a deepening constitutional crisis in the country.

UN-appointed experts have warned that hunger in parts of Somalia has become so extensive that there is a risk of famine.

The UN food aid organization warns that the "Iran war" could rapidly deepen the food crisis, especially in import-dependent East African countries like Somalia.

Local council and parliamentary elections, based on a 'one person, one vote' system, commenced in several districts of Somalia’s South West State, marking the first direct electoral process in 60 years.

The Turkish Parliament has approved an in-kind grant support agreement with Somalia, highlighting Ankara’s expanding economic, security, and development partnerships.

Three ships were recently hijacked near the Gulf of Aden, raising concerns about a return of piracy in key sea routes off Somalia and Yemen.

Somalia is facing a severe humanitarian crisis as drought, ongoing conflict, and reductions in aid push its population into hunger, with IDP camps in Kismayo struggling to cope.

Kidnappings of merchant ships are increasing again off the coast of Somalia, with the rise attributed to both local causes and global shifts.

The rising use of Karambela, a synthetic drug originating from Somalia, is causing concern among residents of Lamu due to its link to violent gang attacks.

Kenya's Cabinet Secretary Duale announced that the border between Kenya and Somalia is expected to be reopened soon, signaling a potential improvement in bilateral relations and trade.

Concerns are growing over the resurgence of piracy off the coast of Somalia, as the government struggles to patrol its vast coastline, leaving waters vulnerable.

Italy's Ambassador to Somalia, Pier Mario Daccò Coppi, held a meeting with Somalia's Minister of the Interior, Federal Affairs, and Reconciliation, Ali Yussuf Hosh, in Nairobi.

Somalia is shifting from being a subject of international decisions to actively shaping them, marked by its new roles at the UN and African Union.

A Greek-owned vessel with a 21-member crew faced an attempted pirate seizure in the Indian Ocean, approximately 470 nautical miles off the coast of Somalia.

Three vessels have been hijacked off the coast of Somalia in the past week, raising concerns about a potential resurgence of piracy in the Horn of Africa region.

A report by Save the Children warns that Somalia could face its worst catastrophe since the 2011 famine, with the number of people experiencing crisis-level food insecurity nearly doubling from last year.

Somalia is facing a worsening hunger crisis, with over 500,000 people displaced by drought and a significant decrease in humanitarian funding, leaving communities without essential assistance.

Pakistan's Maritime Affairs Minister Junaid Anwar Chaudhry has requested a detailed report on the purported hijacking of an oil tanker by pirates near Somalia, with Pakistanis reportedly among the hostages.

Drought in Somalia has displaced 62,000 people in five provinces, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), exacerbating the country's hunger crisis.

A security incident involving gunfire and a suspicious approach by armed individuals towards a cargo ship was reported off the coast of Somalia, raising concerns about maritime safety.

Mogadishu is experiencing anxiety as the parliamentary mandate approaches its conclusion, raising concerns about political stability and the future governance of Somalia.

New findings from a Financial Times investigation shed light on the activities of hundreds of former Colombian military personnel in the Sudan war, including allegations of training in the UAE and transfers via Libya and Somalia.

Thousands of families in Somalia are fleeing their homes due to a prolonged drought that has led to widespread hunger and the loss of livestock and farms. The humanitarian crisis is exacerbated by a sharp decline in aid.

Aid groups report a shocking surge in severe malnutrition in Somalia, reaching critical emergency levels, following recent cuts in US aid.

Italy's Parliament has approved the free transfer of six obsolete Carabinieri armored vehicles, valued at over 170,000 euros, to the Somali police force.

A girl fleeing Somalia: the first German rejection to Italy

The number of children being treated for malnutrition in Somalia has tripled, indicating a worsening humanitarian crisis.

A US military delegation visited Somalia's Puntland region to expand its strategic presence on the coast, as the conflict in Yemen continues to simmer.

An Obama-appointed judge, Allison Burroughs, has again blocked the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalia. The decision came after plaintiffs alleged Fifth Amendment due process and equal protection violations, posing a setback for Trump's immigration agenda.

Somalia's government has voiced concerns regarding WhatsApp's upcoming feature allowing users to chat via usernames instead of phone numbers, citing potential security risks to its anti-terror efforts.

An uncle reportedly lured two boys across the border to their father, who is associated with the Al-Shabaab militant group in Somalia. The incident is being investigated as a cross-border anti-terror case.

Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh, an alleged ringleader in the massive $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, has been arrested in Somalia and extradited to the US to face 31 charges.

An analysis highlights the increasing geopolitical significance of the Horn of Africa, with military agreements, port investments, and competing positions on Somalia, Somaliland, and Sudan drawing the region into a single Red Sea arena.

Following the US decision to cease funding the United Nations Support Office in Somalia (UNSOS) on July 1, a report suggests that the end of AUSSOM, the logistical backbone, does not signify the end of Somalia.

An Omar-backed mayor has sarcastically apologized for a July 4th trip to Somalia, mocking the outrage it caused. A video shows the mayor's response to the criticism.

Kenya is experiencing a decline in its miraa exports to Somalia, losing market ground to Ethiopia and putting pressure on one of Kenya’s most valuable cash crops.

India's objection to WhatsApp's proposed username switch feature has reportedly received support from Somalia, indicating a broader international concern regarding the change.

The self-proclaimed republic of Somaliland is pursuing international recognition, navigating a complex web of alliances and threats from Yemen, neighboring Somalia, and the ambitions of Israel, America, and the UAE.

Despite facing criticism, the Swedish government has decided to extend its support program aimed at increasing the return of individuals to Somalia.

A US lawmaker is planning to introduce legislation that would ban immigration from Somalia, Sudan, and South Sudan, citing national security concerns.

Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh, a Minnesota man, has been captured in Mogadishu, Somalia, on allegations of helping orchestrate a $250 million child nutrition fraud scheme known as 'Feeding Our Future' in Minnesota.

Authorities in eastern Libya have banned the entry of citizens from Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia into the country. This decision impacts individuals from these four African nations seeking to enter eastern Libyan territory.

Somalia has issued a warning to Israel against interfering in Somaliland, following Somaliland's recent opening of its first overseas embassy in Jerusalem.

Reports indicate that US drone strikes in Somalia, intended to target militants, have resulted in the deaths of Somali children and other civilians. This has prompted questions and criticism regarding the effectiveness and ethical implications of the US military's operations in the region.

Somalila is intensifying its efforts to eradicate the Islamic State, vowing to find them wherever they hide.

A conflict photojournalist recounts their experience of being held hostage for a year in Mogadishu, Somalia, emphasizing that nothing prepares one for the mental trauma despite being aware of the dangers.

Pakistan's maritime minister announced that the government is 'actively working' to secure the release of Pakistani sailors held captive by Somali pirates. Contacts have been made with Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Pakistan’s ambassador in Somalia to facilitate their return.

Over 6.5 million Somalis face severe hunger due to the climate crisis, ongoing conflict, and cuts in aid, with many displaced individuals finding continued hardship in Mogadishu camps.

Somalia's government has declared that order has been restored in Mogadishu after two days of fighting paralyzed parts of the city, though the opposition has rejected the president's rule and vowed to continue fighting.

Heavy gunfire and fighting rocked Somalia's capital overnight, with smoke rising over the city and armed forces deployed, following clashes between rival political factions ahead of planned protests.

Clashes have erupted in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, ahead of a planned anti-government rally. The violence comes amid growing anti-government agitations in the city.

The African Union has urged all stakeholders in Somalia to exercise restraint and engage in dialogue following recent security developments in Mogadishu.

A court has sentenced a Somali-background man and woman to prison for operating as part of an organized criminal group that illegally brought Somalis into Finland.

Photographer Mohamed Gabobe captured the city’s lively enjoyment of the Islamic festival away from the conflict and drought endured by much of Somalia Continue reading...

Somali migrants in Minnesota continue to experience fear and uncertainty, despite recent legal changes aimed at providing relief, with many expressing reluctance to return to Somalia and preferring to live in hiding in the US.

Somalia is grappling with an electoral mandate crisis and heightened foreign influence, which are increasing the risk of state collapse.

Somalia received 25 tons of food from Russia in Mogadishu, as the United Nations warns that the country faces one of the world's worst malnutrition crises, affecting nearly two million children.

Somalia is grappling with a severe currency crisis, leading to traders in Mogadishu's Bakara market holding large amounts of increasingly worthless Somali shillings.

For the first time since 2022, several regions in Somalia are now at risk of experiencing famine. This development highlights a worsening humanitarian situation in the country.

Families of 10 Pakistani crew members held by pirates in a ship hijacking off Somalia are protesting, demanding government action for their safe recovery as the incident enters its 23rd day.

Piracy off Somalia has seen a resurgence, disrupting global shipping and trade routes as vessels reroute to avoid Middle East conflict zones, leading to increased costs and transit times.

Somali migrants in Minnesota continue to experience fear and uncertainty regarding their status, even after receiving a legal reprieve.

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As piracy off the coast of Somalia sees a resurgence, Pakistani families of hijacked tanker crew members are experiencing fear and desperately seeking answers and assistance.

A new report indicates that Finland is not providing adequate support to journalists in exile, who have fled to the country from places like Russia, Iraq, Somalia, and Afghanistan.

An oil tanker has been hijacked off the coast of Yemen and is reportedly being taken towards Somalia, raising concerns about maritime security in the region.

At least four vessels have been hijacked in recent weeks, leading to fears of a resurgence in piracy off the coast of Somalia, with some questioning if the Iran war is a contributing factor.

Pakistan's Foreign Office (FO) is in contact with Somalia regarding a hijack standoff, indicating diplomatic efforts to resolve the situation.

Somalia, a strategically positioned East African nation, is experiencing significant transformation and development, bolstered by support from Türkiye.

The UN relief coordinator, Tom Fletcher, stated during a visit to Somalia that the humanitarian situation in the country has deteriorated due to the ongoing US war on Iran.

Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi met with families of 11 Pakistani crew members kidnapped by pirates after their oil tanker was hijacked near Somalia, assuring them of federal government efforts for their release.

The House Oversight Committee is intensifying its investigation into Representative Ilhan Omar's husband, Tim Mynett, focusing on alleged shady business deals worth $30 million in Kenya, Dubai, and Somalia.

Qatar Charity has provided essential relief supplies to families severely affected by the ongoing drought crisis in Somalia.

An oil tanker has been hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia, marking a resurgence of piracy in the Indian Ocean. The region was previously notorious for such incidents.

The Curad-1 project is poised to significantly transform the energy future of both Somalia and Türkiye. This initiative is expected to bring about revolutionary changes in their respective energy sectors.

Ayanle Ali, a schizophrenic man responsible for a knife attack at a Toronto army recruiting centre, has received approval to undertake a pilgrimage to Mecca. He also intends to travel to Somalia to meet a potential bride arranged by his father.

The African Union council has reaffirmed its support for the unity of Sudan and Somalia during a meeting chaired by Egypt.

A Daily Nation article recounts the story of Somalia, from its disintegration to its ongoing rebuilding efforts, highlighting the journey of individuals who witnessed its collapse and are now contributing to its reconstruction.

An alert has been issued in Ioannina following the disappearance of two underage boys, 13-year-old Omar Sakariye from Somalia and 14-year-old Islam Ariful, from a local shelter, prompting a search based on a prosecutor's order.

The Italian Ambassador to Somalia met with the Minister of Fisheries and the Blue Economy to discuss ongoing programs and future prospects for cooperation in the sector.

A defence delegation from Somalia held meetings with naval and air force chiefs.

Migrants from countries including Sudan, Somalia, and Mali are stranded in Ceuta, longing for asylum and facing an uncertain future.

The future of the African Union Support and Stabilisation Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) is in question as African nations meet to discuss its fate following the US announcement to withdraw its funding.

Mogadishu's cafe scene is experiencing a boom, with female baristas playing a pivotal role in its growth. These coffee shops are creating jobs for women and establishing much-needed social spaces as fear and conflict subside in the city.

A small team in Somalia is working to digitize decades of Somali history contained within the fading archive of the country's main public radio station, Radio Mogadishu.

Speculation is rising that Somalia could potentially be the location of the world's next significant oil discovery.

Somali forces have neutralized more than 40 Al-Shabab terrorists in the central part of the country, intensifying operations against the Al-Qaeda-affiliated group with military assistance from Turkey and the United States.

Flags of Palestine, Syria, Sudan, and Somalia were draped over a large bonfire tower in Northern Ireland before it was set alight, as part of an anti-migrant display.

The Trump administration hailed the detention of Abdikerm Eidleh in Somalia as a breakthrough in a years-long Minnesota pandemic fraud investigation, but nearly two weeks later, he has yet to be extradited to the United States.

Italian Ambassador Daccò Coppi met with the Minister of Information in Somalia, while Ambassador Trichilo met with the Italian community in Rijeka, Croatia. These meetings highlight diplomatic engagements and connections with Italian communities abroad.

The article discusses the significant benefits Somalia offers to Kenya, highlighting the unique and crucial relationship between the two East African partners.

A 42-year-old individual, Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidle, described as a key figure in the "Minnesota scheme" that defrauded approximately $250 million, has been arrested in Mogadishu, Somalia.

The city of Columbus, Ohio, has faced significant backlash after announcing plans to raise the flag of Somalia at City Hall, leading to criticism from conservative groups.

Reports indicate that the US intends to block UN assistance in Somalia, a move that could end the 12,000-strong peacekeeping mission helping the government combat Al-Shabaab fighters.

An armed pirate attack is underway against a bulk cargo ship sailing off the coast of Somalia. The crew has reportedly taken refuge in the ship's citadel.

Abdikerm Eidleh, a 42-year-old suspect allegedly involved in a $250 million pandemic fraud scheme in Minnesota, has been apprehended in Mogadishu, Somalia, following a joint operation by FBI agents and Somali intelligence.

A decade after Kenya unveiled an ambitious plan to seal its border with Somalia, the project has stalled. The article explores what Kenya can learn from the US-Mexico border barrier.

A 27-year-old rickshaw driver in Somalia has been sentenced to three years in prison for comments she made on social media criticizing the government, drawing condemnation from former leaders and rights groups.

Azerbaijan and Somalia have significantly deepened their ties since 2024, forming an increasingly intertwined alliance in the Horn of Africa, even as Azerbaijan's long-time ally Israel supports Somaliland.

Somalian pirates have stepped up their attacks as commercial ships reroute to avoid conflict zones in the Middle East, leading to increased maritime security concerns.

Pakistan's government is actively pursuing efforts for the release of 10 Pakistani citizens held hostage in Somalia, with its mission in Djibouti closely monitoring developments and coordinating actions.

A disciplinary institution in Somalia, which had been secretly filmed by the Finnish investigative program MOT, burned down following the revelations, with local reports indicating two deaths. Police suspect youths from the institution started the fire.

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Dar has called his Somalian counterpart to request the swift release of Pakistani sailors currently held hostage off the coast of Somalia.

Turkey's mediation talks between Somalia and Ethiopia have been postponed indefinitely.

Mogadishu authorities reported that calm has been restored after recent violence between security forces and militias, though underlying tensions in Somalia remain high.

Tensions over Somali elections have escalated into violence, leading to clashes in Mogadishu and leaving residents grappling with fear and disruption, further deepening the country's political crisis.

Civilians are fleeing Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, as government troops and opposition-allied militias exchange fire, causing property damage. The violence flared ahead of planned protests over the president's decision to remain in office after his term expired.

An opinion piece argues that recognizing Somaliland would not bring stability to the Horn of Africa but would instead entrench division within Somalia and the wider region.

Italy's defense plans for 2026 include more than doubling its high-readiness forces and launching three new missions in Iraq, Somalia, and Tunisia, involving the Guardia di Finanza.

Pakistan, along with 13 other nations, has denounced the establishment of a Somaliland 'embassy' in occupied Jerusalem, reaffirming full support for the unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of the Federal Republic of Somalia.

The Black Stars, Ghana's national football team, have been drawn into Group C for the AFCON 2027 qualifiers. They will face Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, and Somalia in the tournament, which will be jointly hosted by Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.

Turkey’s role in Somalia is under growing scrutiny, with the East African country embroiled in controversy over elections and Israel stepping up efforts to challenge Turkey in the region.

Six million people in Somalia are facing crisis levels of food insecurity due to a lack of rain, dwindling aid, and spiking food and water prices exacerbated by the Middle East war.

Global shipping is confronting a resurgence of piracy off Somalia, adding to existing security challenges as vessels are already being diverted from the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz. This new threat further strains commercial traffic routes.

Somalia is experiencing its most severe drought on record, leading to widespread starvation. The crisis is reportedly worsened by cuts in aid and the ongoing conflict in Iran.

Gunmen ambushed a bus on the Mandera-Arabia road near the Kenya-Somalia border, resulting in fatalities. Authorities have launched an investigation into the attack.

In a landmark case, a veteran successfully appealed to have his brain cancer recognized as service-related, attributed to potentially carcinogenic burn pits during his deployment in Somalia. This ruling sets a significant precedent for similar cases.

The conflict in the Middle East and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have worsened the humanitarian crisis in Somalia, leading to rising fuel and food prices and increased hunger.

Nigeria and Somalia have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations, with a focus on security cooperation, economic development, and migration.

A tagged Amur falcon, a protected species in India, successfully completed an impressive 4,700-kilometer non-stop migratory flight from Somalia to India. This highlights the incredible endurance of these birds.

Piracy off Somalia has seen a surge, with over a dozen sailors, primarily from Pakistan, being held, as naval forces are reportedly diverted due to the US-Israeli war on Iran.

Pakistan's Foreign Office announced it is in contact with the Somali government concerning a hostage crisis involving Pakistani sailors aboard an oil tanker hijacked by pirates last week near the Somali coast.

Somali pirates have reportedly resurfaced, conducting several attacks and four kidnappings against vessels off the coast of Somalia, coinciding with crises in the Persian Gulf and Red Sea.

The increase in pirate activity coincides with global maritime traffic being disrupted by the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Former Nigerian Vice President Yemi Osinbajo shared a personal story about a life-changing moment in Somalia that led him to stop drinking alcohol. He recounted an encounter with a colleague that prompted his decision.

Pirates hijack tanker carrying 18,500 tons of fuel near Somalia AzerNews

An oil tanker has been hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia, raising concerns about maritime security in the region.

An oil tanker has been hijacked off the coast of Somalia, with eleven Pakistani nationals reported to be among the crew taken hostage.

East Africa is grappling with severe floods, with Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, particularly hard-hit, causing significant transport disruptions and even sweeping a driver off a bridge. Dangerous