Abdifitah Ibrahim Cagayare

Some personal news; Dear friends, 1...After almost 12 wonderful years of working at the BBC, it is with a heavy heart that I announce my decision to move on to new adventures. It has been an absolute privilege to have been a part of this incredible organization,

The Islamic Republic has suffered dramatic blows. And yet the regime endures. As we warned when this war began, its mere survival counts as a victory of sorts economist.com/leaders/2026/0…

Turn the volume up 😆

Never push a loyal person to the point where they no longer care.

KNOW YOUR HISTORY: To the Somali young generation who were misled into believing their country was always the begging bowl and the laughing stock that the Ethiopia-armed clan-based rebels rendered it to be in 1991, this is Omar Arteh Qalib, the foreign minister of Somalia in 1972, dictating to the region what to do and what not to do about a raging war between Tanzania and Uganda. If you pay attention, you will notice that the Somali top diplomat, who deployed SNA Commandos along the border between Uganda and Tanzania, is warning the Tanzanian forces who invaded Uganda a week earlier. "The Peace Formula" he is referring to is the "Mogadishu Deal," a Somalia initiative through which a lasting solution would be reached between the two countries. New York Times (October 08, 1978) nytimes.com/1972/10/08/arc… Arteh is proudly disembarking from a clearly marked Somali Air Force airplane at Jomo Kenyatta Airport to talk to an anxious Western press on his way to a hotel in Nairobi, where he was staying overnight so that he could share the development of the Mogadishu Deal with H.E. Mzee Jomo Kenyatta the next morning. President Kenyatta then saw it perfectly fitting to completely defer to Somalia in solving the crisis. Arteh left Kenya the following day.

Manchester City, after the formidable four🏆, comes the fall.

@ahmednasirlaw I hope you have a peaceful night free from any troubling nightmares.

I just have this feeling that Man City will completely destroy Man United...

It's done. Bem-vindo ao Manchester United, Ruben Amorim 🇵🇹🤝🔴 #MUFC

They added fuel to a fire waiting to ignite.

#BREAKING UN General Assembly ELECTS the following countries as Security Council non-permanent members for two-year terms starting 1 Jan 2025: 🇵🇰 Pakistan 🇸🇴 Somalia 🇵🇦 Panama 🇩🇰 Denmark 🇬🇷 Greece Follow news.un.org/en/ for updates

@miire06 Congratulations 🙌 bro, your hard work has paid off.

I’m humbled, And this is a win for all the displaced children.

@DrMaryanQasim Innaa Lilaahi wa Innaa Ilayhi raajicuun. My sincerest condolences for you and your family at this trying moment. May Allah grant her Janatul firdowsa. Aaaamiiiiin

Innaalilaahi wa innaa ilayhi rajicuun. Today, my beloved mother has returned to her Lord. May Allah bless her resting place with light and honour her with a dignified place in the hereafter. Ilaahow u naxariiso, dembigeedana dhaaf oo firdaws alaclaa ku maamuus. Aamiin.

✍️ It's official. Welcome to Manchester United, Mason Mount! 🔴 #MUFC

The excitement is mounting. 🕚 #MUFC

Mike Pence, Donald Trump’s former vice-president, enters race for Republican 2024 US presidential nomination – running against his old boss bbc.in/3qhqRxh

After over 60 yrs #BBCFocusonAfrica 📻 will cease to be live on the airwaves. From Monday it'll be a podcast. I started in the days of the late greats, Chris Bickerton & Kwabena Mensah and I treasure being part of the teams that lovingly produced Focus for millions over the years

Russian President Vladimir Putin accuses Ukraine of trying to frighten Russia following drone attacks on Moscow Ukraine's presidential adviser says Kyiv was not directly involved Follow updates ⬇️

Congratulations my brother #Türkiye President-Elect @RTErdogan on your re-election victory. It’s a true testament to your great leadership. As such, I join billions world-wide who prayed for you & the people of Türkiye towards this success.

The Champions League welcomes back Manchester United.

Somalia's #Puntland region holds historic local elections bbc.com/news/live/worl… via @Abdihukun @BBCNews

It’s not often that stories from the African continent make the BBC’s most read category. And bad news is hard for readers to absorb. I’m glad people are taking the time to read our report on the impact of Sudan’s conflict on South Sudanese & Eritreans. bbc.co.uk/news/world-afr…