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I’m an independent multimedia journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, covering East Africa. I am a regular contributor to the Voice of America, Al Jazeera English online and other International outlets. I specialize in covering security and politics in the region.
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CANSLIM: Through the Lens of a Technical Analyst
CANSLIM is presented as a holistic investment strategy that combines fundamental and technical analysis to provide a nuanced understanding of the stock market. The author, Mohammed Arham Yusuf, emphasizes the importance of temperament and strategy in successful investing, echoing Warren Buffett's advice. CANSLIM's criteria include factors like current and annual revenue, new products, supply and demand, and market direction. The strategy is praised for its ability to help investors make informed decisions and navigate market fluctuations with confidence.
Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger Form Anti-Jihadist Force
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, all led by military governments, are establishing a joint counter-terrorism force in response to the worsening security situation in the Sahel region, which has been exacerbated by threats from Islamic extremists. This development follows the military coups that ousted civilian-led governments in these countries. However, there are concerns regarding governance issues and the suspension of international support.
West Africa: Experts Question Central Sahel Military Alliance Among Juntas
West Africa's military-led countries Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have announced a joint counterterrorism force, raising concerns among experts about its effectiveness given the region's governance issues and lack of international support. The Sahel region's security has worsened since military coups ousted civilian governments, with increased conflict fatalities and civilian deaths. Experts argue that good governance and popular support are crucial for the success of such military alliances, and the current lack of international backing, especially from Western nations, may hinder their efforts. The alliance's reliance on intelligence and proactive measures will be critical in addressing the ongoing terrorist threats.
African Seed Trade Members Meet to Boost Seed Adoption, Distribution
Over 350 delegates from governments, research institutions, and seed production companies are meeting in Kenya to address challenges in providing quality seeds to African farmers, which is crucial for food security. The African Seed Trade Association is focusing on issues like counterfeit seeds, seed movement across borders, and the need for seeds that can withstand harsh conditions. The lifting of Kenya's GMO ban has raised concerns among neighboring countries. Harmonizing seed policies across Africa could improve seed distribution and agricultural productivity. Solynta's hybrid potatoes are highlighted as an innovative solution for African farmers. However, funding for seed research remains insufficient, and only a few countries have ratified regional seed trade regulations.
Amid Diplomatic Spats in East Africa, Concerns of Conflict Arise
Diplomatic tensions in East Africa, specifically between Kenya and Sudan, and Ethiopia and Somalia, are raising concerns for regional stability. Sudan recalled its ambassador from Kenya after the latter welcomed General Abdel Fatah al-Burhan's rival, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo. Ethiopia's agreement with Somaliland, which Somalia sees as its territory, led to Somalia recalling its ambassador from Ethiopia. Experts warn these spats could lead to increased interstate conflicts in a region already struggling with internal divisions. Foreign powers are believed to be exacerbating tensions, and there are calls for de-escalation and respect for sovereignty.
Diplomatic Spats in East Africa Spark Conflict Fears
The Horn of Africa is experiencing two diplomatic crises, with Somalia recalling its ambassador from Ethiopia and Sudan recalling its ambassador from Kenya. These actions stem from perceived interference in internal affairs and threats to sovereignty. Sudan's government, led by General Abdel Fatah al-Burhan, is displeased with Kenya's reception of his rival, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo. Meanwhile, Somalia is protesting an agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland. Experts warn that these crises could destabilize East Africa, with foreign powers potentially exacerbating the situation. The African Union and other international actors are calling for de-escalation and respect for territorial integrity.
Kenyan President's Remarks On Judiciary Condemned
Kenya's President William Ruto faces criticism from judges, lawyers, and opposition groups for his remarks on disregarding certain court orders, which he perceives as obstructive to his administration's policies. The Law Society of Kenya, led by Eric Theuri, plans nationwide protests to defend judicial independence. Chief Justice Martha Koome condemned Ruto's comments, urging adherence to legal processes. The controversy centers on the government's development plans, including affordable housing and universal healthcare, which critics argue bypass legal protocols. The judiciary's independence, established by the 2010 constitution, is seen as crucial for maintaining public trust and national stability.
Africa Forges Global Ties, Seeks More International Influence
In 2023, Africa sought to enhance its global influence by engaging with major international players, including the European Union, India, Russia, the United States, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and China. African leaders emphasized the importance of respectful dialogue and collective action to leverage their political and economic power. Experts highlighted Africa's significant voting power in international forums like the United Nations and stressed the need for African nations to strengthen internal cooperation to present a unified front.
Kenya: Scientists Aim to Save Northern White Rhino From Extinction
Kenyan and international researchers are working to save the northern white rhino from extinction by implanting eggs from aging females into surrogate rhinos of another species. The Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya is at the forefront of this effort, using eggs from the last two northern white rhino females, Najin and Fatu. Despite the challenges and high costs, conservationists like Philip Muruthi of the African Wildlife Foundation remain hopeful. The collected eggs are sent to Italy for maturation and fertilization, with the goal of implanting them into a southern white rhino surrogate.
Sudan: In Sudan, Health Care Crisis Looms for Unborn, Newborn As Conflict Escalates
The escalating conflict in Sudan has severely impacted health care, particularly for pregnant women and newborns, with Save the Children warning of dire consequences due to the lack of medical facilities and supplies. The conflict, which began in April due to disagreements between military leaders, has resulted in over 12,000 deaths and displaced millions. Humanitarian efforts are hindered by unsafe conditions, and international calls for aid and safe zones have largely gone unheeded. The article highlights the urgent need for international intervention to address the health crisis and support affected civilians.
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