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Hussein Mohamed is a Mogadishu based freelance journalist covering Somalia for the Nytimes & Anadolu Agency.
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World's Oldest Living Man Celebrates 112th Birthday
John Tinniswood, the world's oldest living man, celebrated his 112th birthday in Southport, England, expressing a lack of excitement about his age. Meanwhile, Tomiko Itooka, the world's oldest living woman at 116, resides in Japan and recently celebrated her birthday. Both individuals are recognized by Guinness World Records for their longevity.
Dennis Itumbi, Moses Kuria And Eliud Owalo Among New Appointments by President William Ruto
President William Ruto has announced new government appointments, including Dennis Itumbi as the head of creative economy and special projects, Moses Kuria as a senior advisor in the Council of Economic Advisors, and Eliud Owalo as Deputy Chief of Staff, Performance and Delivery Management. These appointments, approved by the Public Service Commission, aim to support the implementation of the Bottom-Up Economic Agenda plan. The roles are designed to enhance innovation, growth, and efficient service delivery within the government.
Loving Japanese Woman Becomes Oldest Person in The World
Tomiko Itooka, a 116-year-old woman from Japan, has been recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's oldest living person following the death of Maria Branyas Morera, a 117-year-old American-born Spanish woman. Tomiko, who resides in a nursing home in Ashiya, Japan, celebrated her 116th birthday recently. Known for her love of bananas and Calpis, she communicates clearly despite hearing difficulties. Maria Branyas Morera, the previous record holder, passed away peacefully in Spain.
Mpox: Kenya to Receive 50,000 Vaccine Doses From U.S Multinational
Emergent BioSolutions is donating 50,000 doses of its ACAM2000 smallpox vaccine to several African countries, including Kenya, to combat the mpox outbreak. The vaccine, while not yet approved by the U.S. FDA for mpox, is being used in response to the public health emergency declared by the WHO. WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus emphasized the need for a coordinated international response to prevent further spread, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and neighboring countries.
Aden Duale Given Guard of Honour By Kenya Forest Service Officers
Aden Duale, the newly appointed Environment Cabinet Secretary, visited the Kenya Forest Service headquarters in Nairobi, where he was honored with a guard of honour. During the visit, Duale engaged with the KFS board and staff, accompanied by Forestry PS Gitonga Mugambi. The article also highlights the recent cabinet reshuffle, with Soipan Tuya taking over the Defence Ministry from Duale, marking her as the third woman to hold this position in Kenya's history. The transition included a comprehensive report on the Ministry's past and current projects.
John Barorot: Uasin Gishu Deputy Governor Resigns After Landing International CEO Job
John Barorot, the Deputy Governor of Uasin Gishu, has resigned to take up a CEO position at an international ICT company, a move described as a blessing for the region. Governor Jonathan Bii, who has had a history of political challenges, acknowledged Barorot's decision, emphasizing the importance of seizing time-bound opportunities. Bii's political journey, marked by previous electoral defeats, culminated in his current role as governor, drawing parallels to Abraham Lincoln's career.
Standard Group Responds After Employee Threatens to End Life Over Salary Delays
The Standard Media Group addressed a viral video of an employee, Zanji Mukenya, threatening self-harm due to salary delays. The company expressed concern and empathy, stating it is working to resolve the issue amid financial challenges. Recently, the company announced plans to lay off 300 employees to cut costs and improve efficiency.
Terrorist Attack on Crowded Beachfront in Somalia Kills at Least 32
A suicide bomber detonated explosives outside a hotel in Mogadishu's popular beachfront area, followed by gunmen storming the building, resulting in a four-hour siege that killed at least 32 people and injured over 60. The Islamist militant group Al Shabab claimed responsibility for the attack, continuing their long-standing insurgency against Somalia's internationally backed government. Witness Mohamed Jibril described the chaos and fear during the attack, highlighting the severe impact on civilians.
Closing Dadaab not a solution to terrorism
Dadaab, the world's largest refugee camp in northern Kenya, faces closure, raising concerns about the fate of refugees and the host community. Despite claims of security threats, the Kenyan Government has not substantiated the need to shut down the camp. The UN has requested additional funds for refugee reintegration, while the closure of the Department of Refugee Affairs poses risks for refugees. The Kenyan Government's neglect of northern Kenya and the ongoing conflict with Al Shabaab in Somalia complicate the situation. The article questions whether the government's actions are in the best interest of the refugees and the host community.
Shabab Gunmen Penetrate Heavy Security to Besiege Hotel in Somalia
Five Al Shabab militants stormed the SYL Hotel in Mogadishu, resulting in a 12-hour standoff with security forces that left three dead and 27 injured. The attack highlights Al Shabab's persistent threat despite the Somali government's counteroffensive, supported by the U.S. military. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has vowed to eliminate the group. The incident raises concerns about security in the capital, especially near the presidential palace. The U.S. Department of Treasury recently sanctioned entities aiding Al Shabab's financial operations.
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