Indo-Canadian Author’s Debut Joins the Works of Salman Rushdie
In 'That European Summer', a nubile beauty from exotic India and a blue-eyed aristocrat from Imperial Austria travel through 1960's Europe as they live, speak and breathe what love inspires.
Mortar Fire Kills Somali U 17 Captain’s Father
A Stray mortar fire has killed Hashi Siyad, the father of Somali U 17 football squad's captain Mohamed Hashi Siyad, during heaving fighting between the Somali government forces and Islamist militants in Mogadishu on Monday evening.
Icelandic Ash Could Cause Planes to Crash
The particles in the ash cloud can damage the airplane jet engines and cause the plane to crash. They can also damage the human body, particularly of the old, of the children, of the ill with heart and lung problems.
US Paying Obeisance to Kayani
After funneling for a decade hundreds of millions of dollars to Pakistan Army, the U.S. finds itself in a state of helplessness in tweaking the offensive in Pakistan tribal areas to meet its goals. It is scared by the fear of losing whatever levera
FIFA Level Training for Somali Coaches Yielded Good Results: SFF Secretary
The Somali football federation (SFF) has unveiled that last year's FIFA high level training for Somali soccer coaches held in Djibouti has yielded good results in terms of progressing football activities in the war-ravaged horn of African country.
