Netherlands: NVJ Sends Another Letter to Minister Veldkamp

The Dutch Association of Journalists (NVJ) has sent a new letter to Minister Veldkamp, once again urging the Dutch government to take action regarding the deteriorating and inhumane situation in Gaza, especially the dire working conditions of journalists in the region.

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Somalia's Federal Government Allegedly Building a Proxy Shabaab Administration to Destabilize Puntland and Somaliland

Introduction:
A new wave of political tension is sweeping across Somalia amid reports that the Federal Government is orchestrating the formation of a controversial regional administration, allegedly to undermine the stability of Puntland and Somaliland. The newly promoted entity—SSC Khaatumo—is…

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Dahir Alasow — the man who turned a quiet Dutch city into a legendary capital of Somali hope, resilience, and justice.

SOMALIA: Why Is Breda More Famous Than Amsterdam Among Somalis? Written by: Hussein Abdilaahi A Surprising Journey... During my recent trip to Somalia, I encountered something entirely unexpected. Almost everyone I met, upon learning that I came from the Netherlands — or as Somalis commonly call it,…

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SOMALIË: Waarom is Breda Bekender dan Amsterdam onder Somaliërs?

Een verrassende reis…
Tijdens mijn recente reis naar Somalië kwam ik iets onverwachts tegen. Iedereen die ik ontmoette en hoorde dat ik uit Nederland kwam — of zoals zij het noemen, Holland — vroeg meteen: "Kom je uit Breda?" Toen ik antwoordde dat ik in Amsterdam woon — de economische…

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SOMALIA: Why Is Breda More Famous Than Amsterdam Among Somalis?

A Surprising Journey…
During my recent trip to Somalia, I encountered something unexpected. Everyone I met, upon hearing I came from the Netherlands (or as they call it, Holland), would immediately ask: "Are you from Breda?" When I replied that I live in Amsterdam — the economic capital…

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Somali-Canadian Man Accused of Defrauding Vulnerable Women Through Fake Immigration Scheme

A Somali-Canadian man based in Toronto has been accused of defrauding multiple Somali women by orchestrating a fake immigration and job placement scheme, falsely claiming he could enroll them in a non-existent program known as "Group 5."

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U.S.-Based Influencer Khadar B. Sulub Geelle Accused of Human Rights Abuses and TikTok Exploitation

Khadar B. Sulub Geelle, also known online as Hussein Ogaadeen Kibray, is a former member of Ethiopia's notorious Liyu Police in the Somali Regional State, an armed force accused of widespread human rights abuses including rape, torture, and false imprisonment of civilians suspected of supporting…

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Somalia and Switzerland Sign Cooperation Agreement to Strengthen Immigration and Border Security Services

The Somali Immigration and Citizenship Agency (HSJ) and the Swiss State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) have officially signed a bilateral cooperation agreement aimed at enhancing immigration services, border security, and document verification systems in Somalia.

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U.S.–Somali Singer Ilkacase Qeys Threatens Wife with Beheading on TikTok – Allegations of Cross-Border Attacks Surface

In a disturbing incident that has sparked outrage across the Somali diaspora, Abdikadir Muse Bashir, a Somali-American singer known publicly as Ilkacase Qeys, issued graphic death threats to his wife during a live TikTok broadcast.

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URGENT REPORT: Attempted Femicide and Severe Torture of Dutch Citizen in Somalia

Eyewitness reports and visual evidence confirm that Kaaho's face was severely burned and mutilated. The assailant, Mohamed Abdullahi Amiin Barale, reportedly planned the attack after the victim failed to secure a Family Reunion Visa for him to travel to the Netherlands.

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Dutch-Somali Woman Brutally Tortured in Mogadishu Over Failed Visa Promise

A horrific case of gender-based violence has shocked both Somalia and the Netherlands after a 27-year-old Dutch citizen of Somali descent was brutally tortured in the Somali capital by her husband, allegedly over a failed immigration request.

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Mr. Alasow: A Seasoned Investigative Journalist and Human Rights Advocate

Mr. Dahir Abdulle Alasow is a seasoned investigative journalist and human rights advocate with a career marked by courageous reporting across conflict zones, exposés on systemic corruption, and powerful human interest storytelling. He has earned recognition as a steadfast voice for justice, accountability,…

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Mogadishu: A City Reborn "Waagacusub Real Estate is spearheading Mogadishu's transformation into a modern urban hub

Waagacusub Real Estate is undertaking the development of modern, high-quality buildings in Mogadishu. The project will feature both commercial spaces and PNP-standard apartments. Construction is expected to be completed within one year. The site is located in the Banaadir neighborhood of the Hodan district.

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The Israel-Iran War: A Battle of Intelligence, Missiles, and Strategy — Without a Clear Winner

How Did It Begin? The conflict was sparked by a series of targeted assassinations, covert sabotage operations against Iran's nuclear facilities, and mounting fears in Tehran that Israel would directly strike its highest religious and political leadership. Israel launched a surprise offensive, while…

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Iranian Parliament Approves Law to Close Strait of Hormuz

Awaiting Final Decision from Supreme National Security Council

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Somali Extremists and Pirates Illegally Migrating to Europe and the United States

Former members of extremist groups and pirate militias in Somalia have entered several Western countries—including the United States, Italy, Germany, Ireland, Spain, and the United Kingdom—via irregular migration, according to extensive research conducted by Waagacusub Media.

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Justice Has Vanished from the World! By Dahir Alasow

Freedom of speech and human rights—the very foundations of modern civilization—are visibly eroding. The global agreements designed to protect human dignity appear to have collapsed. The international treaties meant to uphold human rights have become hollow texts, no longer respected nor enforced.

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Bulgaria: Large protests against the euro

Protesters gathered in front of the country's National Bank, amid a heavy police presence, to protest the planned introduction of the euro on January 1, 2026. The demonstration was once again organized by the political party "Vazrazdane", while demonstrations were also held in other cities…

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Diplomatic Tensions Escalate Between Tanzania and Kenya

Dar es Salaam / Nairobi – The diplomatic relationship between Tanzania and Kenya has deteriorated sharply in recent days, following Tanzania's decision to expel segments of the Kenyan population residing within its borders, and to deny entry to others attempting to visit the country.

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Somalia: Presidential Candidate Liiban Ahmed Hassan Donates $65,000 to Public Institutions in Galkacyo

Gaalkacyo, Somalia – Liiban Ahmed Hassan, a candidate for the presidency of Galmudug State, has generously donated $65,000 this morning to support critical public service institutions in the city of Gaalkacyo.

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