TFG Welcomes First Mogadishu’s Opinion Polls
The Transitional Government of Somalia has warmly welcomed Saturday's release of polling data from Mogadishu, saying this represents a big step on the path to true democracy in the country.
Women in India Still Struggle to Attain Equalilty and Emancipation
The 8th of March 2011 marks the centenary of the very first International Women's Day which was celebrated in 1911 in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland, when more than one million women and men attended International Women's Day rallies ca
Somalis Still in U.S. Detention – The World Forgets
The media assumed that these two members of the gang of Somali hostage takers had come from the yacht to the naval vessel USS Sterett.
Somali Basketball Federation Fires Secretary General
The statement added that deputy secretary General Abdi Abdulle Ahmed will temporarily work as acting secretary until new secretary general will be appointed as soon as possible.
Long Road Ahead for Asian Women Workers’ Struggle for Equality
'While much achievement has been made in the past decades, women workers across Asia still struggle for more rights and equality. They need to find more ways to make their voices heard, such as engaging in politics'
