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A a strong warning was issued by Apple against UK regulations on competition, arguing that they could negatively impact both users and developers. The tech giant claims that similar legislation in the European Union has already led to delays in rolling out new features for EU users, and fears the UK may face the same consequences if it moves forward with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)’s regulatory plans. Apple Against UK Regulations: The Debate Over Market Dominance Competition and Markets Authority is considering measures to open up the mobile operating system market, which it says is dominated by Apple…

Israeli airstrikes have intensified across Gaza City, leaving 76 Palestinians dead and dozens injured. The military carried out large-scale demolitions in key neighborhoods, including Al-Zaytoun and Sheikh Radwan, amid relentless air and ground assaults. Hospitals Under Heavy Pressure According to medical sources, hospitals across Gaza Strip are overwhelmed with casualties: Civilians and Displaced Under Attack in Gaza City In one of the latest massacres, four civilians were killed while waiting for humanitarian aid in Al-Sudaniya area north of Gaza. Another airstrike targeted a café in Al-Shati refugee camp, leaving 4 more dead. Airstrikes also hit homes and apartments in neighborhoods…

Final updated real time Gold prices in Somali Shillings, let’s check rates for various purities including 24K, 21K, and 18K gold.As of Saturday, August 30, 2025, the 24K gold price stands at approximately 1,970,370.65 SOS per ounce, while 24K gold per gram trades at around 63,348.89 SOS. Gold Prices in Somali Shillings: Comparison Across Karats These prices give buyers and investors a range of options depending on gold purity and affordability. Market Trends and Fluctuations What Influences Somalia’s Gold Market? Gold prices in Somalia reflect global demand and supply while also being shaped by local economic conditions, currency exchange rates,…

The Director of Somalia’s Disaster Management Agency (SODMA), Mohamud Moalim, revealed on Saturday that the northeastern state of Puntland had rejected federal humanitarian access that is for the treatment of soldiers injured in ongoing clashes with ISIS militants. Speaking from Jalalaqsi town in Hiran region, Moalim explained that he had personally reached out to Puntland President Saeed Abdullahi Deni, requesting permission to evacuate the wounded soldiers for medical treatment and deliver humanitarian aid to civilians in need. According to Moalim, Deni turned down the request, citing political tensions with Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre,…

A deadly wave of land disputes in Somalia’s capital has escalated into violence, leaving four civilians dead and exposing deep cracks within state institutions. What began as an eviction operation in Horsed and Tarabunka neighborhoods quickly spiraled into armed clashes in Mogadishu between different security forces – even pitting the army against the police. Public Land Sales Trigger Clashes in Mogadishu Security forces reportedly attempted to evict residents under claims that the land had been put up for sale to wealthy buyers. However, the operation soon turned violent when other military units intervened to defend civilians.Critics accuse the government of…

Somali-American academic Abdirizak Mohamed Ali has officially launched his campaign for mayor of Hopkins, marking a potential historic moment for the Somali diaspora in the United States. In an interview with the Somali National News Agency (SONNA), Abdirizak described his candidacy as more than a personal pursuit. He emphasized that his campaign reflects the broader aspirations of Somali-Americans seeking greater representation and leadership roles in U.S. cities. A Step Toward Representation If elected, Abdirizak Mohamed Ali would become one of the first Somali-Americans to hold the mayoral seat in Hopkins, a milestone that he believes would symbolize progress for immigrant…

Progressive figures like Isabella Weber, who have influenced policymakers such as Kamala Harris on price gouging and Zohran Mamdani on rent control, are advocating for what they call “anti-fascist economics.” But what does this term really mean, and how does it align with economic principles? What Is Anti-Fascist Economics? Weber, a German-born economist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, describes anti-fascist economics as “an economic policy that offers a solution to socioeconomic decline and can ease people’s fears about the future.” While almost all economic schools claim to improve societal well-being, Weber’s approach focuses on: In practice, this means price…

At least four African countries are on the brink of running out of life-saving therapeutic food for severely malnourished children within the next three months, according to Save the Children. The international charity warned that Nigeria, Kenya, Somalia, and South Sudan are facing critical shortages of high-energy biscuits, peanut-based Plumpy’Nut paste, and other Ready-to-Use Foods (RUTF). These treatments are essential for children suffering from severe acute malnutrition. How Aid Reductions Affect Life-Saving Therapeutic Food? Yvonne Arunga, Save the Children’s Regional Director for East and Southern Africa, said: “At a time when global hunger is skyrocketing, the funding that could save…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the workforce, and new research highlights its uneven impact across age groups.A recent study by Stanford University reveals that entry-level employment in AI-exposed fields has dropped by 13% since late 2022, with young professionals between the ages of 22 and 25 bearing the brunt of these changes. What Are the Affected Jobs by AI? Roles most affected include software developers, customer service representatives, and administrative assistants, where younger workers are losing ground while older employees in the same fields continue to see job gains. Where AI’s Impact Is Sharpest The Stanford analysis, based on…

Cindy McCain, head of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), has warned of a worsening famine in Gaza, stressing that civilians are not receiving enough food and the humanitarian crisis is deepening under war and blockade. Following her visit to Gaza this week, McCain told the Associated Press that she met mothers and children suffering from extreme hunger. She emphasized: “The famine is real and ongoing in the strip.” According to her, Gaza’s largest city is already experiencing famine, and the risk of it spreading to other areas remains high unless a ceasefire is reached and restrictions on humanitarian…