Published: October 28, 2010
Somalis Islamic Extremists Execute Two Women Accused of Spying |
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Somalia’s Islamist group had executed two women accused of spying for the soldiers of Somali Federal Transitional Government and Ethiopia in Beledwein town of Hiran province, the central Somalia on Wednesday.
Published: October 28, 2010
Somali Supreme Court Clarifies Dispute over Premier’s Confirmation |
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The Somali high Supreme Court made a legal clarification on the confirmation process of the newly nominated Prime Minister on Monday.
The high court announced that traditionally and constitutionally, the confirmation procedure is to be implemented through an open vote, and not through secret ballot.
Published: October 28, 2010
Somali Journalists in Uganda Form New Association |
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More than 20 Somali Journalists in the Kampala, Uganda have for the first time announced the launch of the Somali Journalists Association Network in which, the journalists say it will pave the way for the unity among all other Somali colleagues around the world.
Published: June 9, 2010
THE AMERICA OIL SPILLAGE: GEESE AND GANDER SAUCE |
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As America battles with the worst environmental oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, one is compelled to make some salient points out of this, especially within the context of the Niger Delta situation in Nigeria.
Published: June 4, 2010
2011 Application for HRAP, the Human Rights Advocates Program at Columbia University |
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The application for the 2011 session of the annual Human Rights Advocates Program (HRAP) at Columbia University is now available. We would like to ask you to disseminate this announcement to eligible human rights activists and organizations.
Published: May 23, 2010
Disease Threatens Cassava |
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A new strain of a devastating viral infection that affects the edible tuberous roots and leaves of cassava crops has hit plantations in Uganda, inland Tanzania and western Kenya, according to local agriculture officials and researchers.
Published: November 3, 2009
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Pushed to the Edge I |
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These life stories are from the Anosy region of southern Madagascar. In their own words, the indigenous people of Anosy, the Antanosy, describe their lives in the face of climate change, food insecurity and rapid development due to mining. The stories are from four communities: Petriky; Ambinanibe; St Luce and Ilafitisignana and were recorded by community members and staff from our partner, Andrew Lees Trust.
Published: October 29, 2009
Looming Battle Over Online Privacy |
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There’s a freight train in Congress heading toward the Web that isn’t getting a lot of attention in newsrooms, though it could have a huge effect on their ability to support themselves online.
Published: October 29, 2009
Kenya To Count Gays |
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Kenya is set to carry out a census of its gay population in June 2010 as part of the government’s HIV and AIDS prevention programme, Nascop. Homosexuality is illegal in Kenya and can be punished by up to 14 years in jail, which has stopped many gay people from coming forward.
Published: October 27, 2009
Journalist Organization Launched in Somalia |
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Somali journalists recently launched the South and Central Journalists Association (SOCJA) to ensure the dissemination of news through sponsoring workshops and taking action when journalists are endangered.
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