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- Somalia: Anti-Turkish Protests Erupt in Kismayo as Jubaland Officials Accuse Ankara of Interfering
- Garbaharey Erupts in Protest as Residents Burn Turkish Flag Over Doolow Attack
- Could Turkish Become Somalia’s Second Language?
- Turkish Army Chief Arrives in Somalia Amid Sensitive Government-Opposition Talks
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Somalia: Anti-Turkish Protests Erupt in Kismayo as Jubaland Officials Accuse Ankara of Interfering
KISMAYO (SD) – A protest against the Turkish government was held in Kismayo, the interim capital of Jubaland, with demonstrators accusing Ankara of interfering in Somalia’s internal political and security affairs. Protesters […]
ENOriginalSomali Dispatch2 min read
Garbaharey Erupts in Protest as Residents Burn Turkish Flag Over Doolow Attack
Garbaharey, GEDO (WDN) — In a striking display of public anger, residents of Garbaharey have taken to the streets to protest the attack that took place in Doolow, with demonstrators publicly burning the Turkish flag in a dramatic gesture that appeared to blame Turkey for the violence. Reports from Garbaharey, the administrative capital of Gedo... The post Garbaharey Erupts in Protest as Residents
ENOriginalWardheer News3 min read
Could Turkish Become Somalia’s Second Language?
The Turkish language in Somalia is growing fast. An estimated 100,000 Somalis can now speak it. That number keeps rising, according to language educators in Mogadishu. Turkish-run schools are expanding across the capital. Meanwhile, business ties with Turkish companies are fueling new demand for the language. The Big Question: The rise of the Turkish language […] The post Could Turkish Becom
ENOriginalRadio Dalsan2 min read
Turkish Army Chief Arrives in Somalia Amid Sensitive Government-Opposition Talks
Mogadishu (WDN) – The arrival of Turkey’s Land Forces Commander, General Metin Tokel, in Mogadishu on an official military visit has drawn renewed political attention as Somalia’s Federal Government and opposition leaders remain engaged in Turkish-facilitated negotiations over the country’s electoral future. General Tokel and his high-level delegation were received at Aden Adde I
ENOriginalWardheer News2 min read