Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has visited the world’s biggest refugee camp, Dadaab, situated in northern Kenya. He met with Somali refugees amid concerns over planned closure of the camp. President Mohamud also inspected living conditions there, during his tour. The visit to Dadaab is the first by a sitting Somali President. In early May, Kenya announced a taskforce expected to oversee the repatriation of Somalis in Dadaab and Kakuma refugee complexes, citing national security concerns. However, the Somali government warned it foresees more terror attacks should Dadaab be closed against the wishes of refugees, due to the volatile situation in Somalia.
Recent
Nigerian flights disrupted by striking ground staff
Reuters - 4 days ago
0
Airlines in Nigeria said flights were being disrupted on Monday after ground staff began an indefinite strike to demand higher pay.
Air Peace, which has...
Uganda approves construction license for $3.5 billion crude oil pipeline
Uganda has approved an application by a company controlled by TotalEnergies to construct a 3.5 billion U.S. dollar oil pipeline that will transport the...
Escaped tiger in South Africa found and euthanized
A tiger that escaped from a private farm in South Africa and attacked a man, killed two dogs and a pig while on the...
Opinion
U.S. attempts to use Taiwan to contain China doomed to fail
Opinion Piece: The Author is Dr Zhou Pingjian, the Ambassador of China to Kenya.
In disregard of China's solemn representations, United States House Speaker Nancy Pelosi...
Impact of Russia-Ukraine conflict on global supply chains
The huge risk facing global supply chains has shifted from the pandemic to the Russia-Ukraine military conflict and the geopolitical and economic uncertainties it...
Pick a side and join the anti-Russia camp? Scholar: Africa is not a pawn
CGTN Africa - 10 months ago
Since the Russia-Ukraine conflict broke out, western media have been demanding in their reports that "Africa should be silent no more."
This condescending attitude has...