Somali: teacher, journalist, writer, activist, critic
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Jubaland Vision 2040 — Strategic Roadmap
By 2040, the objective should be for Jubaland to become:
A safer, wealthier, healthier, better educated and increasingly technologically capable regional economy, with strong productive sectors, functioning institutions, reliable infrastructure and sufficient state capacity to provide essential public services and participate effectively in regional trade. @JSStatehouse @PresidentMadobe @MoPICJubaland @MOIJS_somalia @mofjubaland @JubalandMoH @MolfrJubaland @JubalandMoCFA @JubalandMoCI @WasaradaJ @state79780 @MOYSJSS @Mofbejl @MOICTJUBALAND
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Former ONLF rebel commander has gotten appointed the Commander of the 60th battalion of the Somali National Army (SNA)
From the Ogaden region to mainland Somalia — Colonial borders will never divide Somalis.
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Kenya releases last Ebola patient, starts 42-day countdown to disease-free status reut.rs/3Vlb7cv
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British police have arrested a senior member of the US military on suspicion of spying for Russia following an investigation by counterterrorism officials.
Here’s what we know so far aje.news/mklvvo
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Mawisley militias from the Harti Abgal clan of opposition leader Sharif Sheikh Ahmed are mobilising on the outskirts of Mogadishu to launch an armed rebellion against President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, similar to moves already seen in Hiran and Southwest State.
Senior officials who belonged to the Badbado Qaran militias that forced former President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo to abandon his 2021 term-extension bid are organising the effort. #Somalia
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Breaking News: The White House threatened congressional Democrats, saying aggressive oversight of the Trump administration could be a crime, a threat that experts called legally dubious. nyti.ms/4iBTcHy
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Hackers have twice taken control of supermarket fridges across Europe in less than a month, sparking fires and spoiling millions of euros’ worth of food.
If hackers can take over a supermarket fridge, what else is at risk? We take a look aje.news/xzlots
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Benjamin Moser says that if he had the $26M Mamdani invested in "fighting antisemitism", he would spend it on putting billboards across NYC saying that "Jews and Zionists are not the same thing".
He won't be spending it on helping people in Gaza, promoting Palestinian voices, or fighting Zionism. No. He would spend it on lying to the Goyim about Jews' overwhelming support for Zionism. Despicable.
"Judaism was a pacifistic religion. It was a religion whose primary commandment was 'Thou shalt not kill'"
Benjamin Moser is either incredibly ignorant about Judaism, or is a full-blown LIAR.
Judaism was NEVER a pacifistic religion. It was always inherently violent in its anti-Goyim teachings and in many other ways, and the fact is that the Jewish religion generally regarded "Thou shalt not kill" as a commandment referring only to the killing of JEWS.
The fact that this gaslighter gets platformed everywhere right now is just another symptom of Jewish Supremacy. Another self-proclaimed "anti-Zionist Jew" actively working to conceal the truth from the Goyim.
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President @HassanSMohamud met with Prime Minister @AbiyAhmedAli of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia on the sidelines of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye.
The two leaders discussed bilateral relations and issues of mutual interest, including regional security, and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation and advancing shared prosperity.
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BREAKING: Iranian senior political military leader Mohsen Rezeai has said if the US attacks the country, it will attack both US bases and 'distant US bases located in far-off places' that they have yet to attack.
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Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed is getting settled in Washington, D.C., sharing photos of his new office alongside a picture with his wife following his historic election victory.
The progressive Democrat defeated Republican Mike Rogers in one of the nation’s most closely watched Senate races, becoming the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate after a contentious campaign.
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Clarification on an terrorism related video circulated on Kenyan Social Media platforms.
The video was filmed by Al-Shabāab terrorists in 2016 during a terrorism incident with enemy combatants ambushing a Kenya police vehicle in Lamu.
Terrorism remains a persistent threat.
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Al-Shabaab reaching out to community figures to influence Somalia’s Political Instability
credible sources indicates that Al-Shabaab is exploiting Somalia’s political divisions, public discontent, and growing international pressure on Somali leaders to strengthen its military, intelligence, and financial capabilities.
Senior members have reportedly been tasked with exploiting clan divisions, weakening national security forces by dividing clan and political lines and expanding influence among local communities and regional administrations. Millions of dollars have allegedly been allocated to engage traditional elders, community leaders, and businesspeople.
Any armed confrontation between the FGS and opposition could be critical opportunity for AS to create a serious security vacuum, allowing Al-Shabaab to capture additional territories, seize military positions, establish new bases, and potentially present itself as an alternative political force.
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I'm leading a writing workshop at Jigjiga University on December 10th with my research team from the University of Toronto. See the call for participants below 👇🏽 – we're accepting applications until November 20th
𝗘𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗿𝘀: join 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗹𝘆 𝗖𝗿𝗮𝗳𝘁, a JJU–U of Toronto workshop in Jigjiga on 10 Dec. Apply by 𝟮𝟬 𝗡𝗼𝘃 with a CV and ≤300-word abstract: [email protected]
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According to the Matt Yglesiases of the world, it isn’t important that Abdul El-Sayed is already doing media hits like this and showing his peers how to communicate (and fight), and channeling the party’s base and energy, it only matters what his WAR score is. 🤷🏽♂️👇🏽
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Sen. Cruz’s theatrical performance may only last until January when the Democrats take over the Senate leadership.
Besides that, good camaraderie to Israel for airstrip deal.
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The US military confirmed on Tuesday that it had withdrawn its troops from Baledogle, a key counterterrorism base in southern #Somalia, after the runway deteriorated.
Lieutenant General John Brennan, deputy commander of US Africa Command (AFRICOM), said most personnel at Baledogle Military Airfield had moved to Mogadishu. He put the cost of resurfacing the runway in the tens of millions of dollars.
Brennan said Washington would continue supporting Somali forces fighting al-Shabaab.
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Somali American Woman Could Make History in Oregon, Takes Lead in Closely Contested Election
Somali American Nafisa Fai could make history in Oregon as she takes the lead in a closely contested election.
Nafisa is running to lead the government of Washington County, Oregon, a county in the Portland metropolitan area.
New election results released Tuesday show Nafisa leading her opponent, Pam Treece, by just 363 votes, with 49.6% of the vote compared with Treece’s 49.45%.
If she wins, Nafisa would become the first person of color to chair the Washington County Board of Commissioners, the elected body that oversees county government.
The race remains too close to call, with more ballots awaiting verification. The next update is expected Friday.
Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB). -- opb.org/article/2026/11/10/w…
Somali American Woman Could Make History in Oregon, Takes Lead in Closely Contested Election
Somali American Nafisa Fai could make history in Oregon as she takes the lead in a closely contested election.
Nafisa is running to lead the government of Washington County, Oregon, a county in the Portland metropolitan area.
New election results released Tuesday show Nafisa leading her opponent, Pam Treece, by just 363 votes, with 49.6% of the vote compared with Treece’s 49.45%.
If she wins, Nafisa would become the first person of color to chair the Washington County Board of Commissioners, the elected body that oversees county government.
The race remains too close to call, with more ballots awaiting verification. The next update is expected Friday.
Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB). -- opb.org/article/2026/11/10/w…
