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May 09, 2012
Somali Minister of Culture and Education Ahmed Aidid Ibrahim met with officials at the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education on Tuesday (May 8th) to discuss the education of Somali students, the official Kuwaiti News Agency reported.
Undersecretary for the Ministry of Education Tamadhor al-Sedairawi said Kuwait is committed to supporting Somali students enrolled in Kuwaiti schools for as long as the Somali government wishes.
The ministry's special interest in the success of Somali students at Kuwaiti schools and universities complements agreements for educational co-operation between the two governments.
Tanzanian police have arrested more than 90 people after a day of protests in which one person wa...
Kenya pleaded to the UN Security Council Thursday (May 23rd) to terminate the International Crimi...
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud presided over a ceremony in Mogadishu Thursday (May 23rd) ...
Foreign ministers of Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) member states gathered in ...
Zanzibari local leader Mohammad Omar Said was attacked with acid Thursday (May 23rd) and is under...
A Puntland court has sentenced seven people to death for the killing of prominent Somali cleric A...
International aid agency the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) has announced grants of $4.2 ...
International human rights watchdog Amnesty International has called on Kenya to honour its inter...
Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto promised harsher penalties for poachers in the new Wildlife ...
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta Thursday (May 23rd) released the final two names of his 18-member...
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![A regional conference promoting investment in Somalia will take place in Nairobi next week. Above, Somali porters offload goods from a ship berthed in the port of Mogadishu on April 24th. [Tony Karumba/AFP]](/shared/images/2013/05/24/somalia-kenya-investment-100_67.jpg)
![Sayed Mansour (centre) and Ahmad Mohammed (right), both Iranian nationals, are handcuffed moments after being sentenced May 6th in Nairobi to life in prison on terror-related charges, including possessing explosives allegedly for use in bomb attacks. [Simon Maina/AFP]](/shared/images/2013/05/23/kenya-iran-terrorism-100_67.jpg)
![Police are dispatched to patrol the streets of Dar es Salaam on Thursday (May 23rd) after violence erupted in Mtwara over the construction of a gas pipeline. [Deodatus Balile/Sabahi]](/shared/images/2013/05/23/tanzania-mtwara-unrest-100_67.jpg)
![Women clap during a ceremony in August 2012 at Konis Stadium, marking the first anniversary of al-Shabaab's withdrawal from Mogadishu. [Mohamed Abdiwahab/AFP]](/shared/images/2013/05/13/somalia-mogadishu-women-100_67.jpg)
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