A boat carrying 305 migrants sank off the coast of Djibouti while attempting to reach Yemen. The toll is devastating: at least 109 deceased, including 15 children, and more than 116 people missing in what is already considered the greatest maritime tragedy in the country's history.
In an unprecedented move, Djibouti's security forces seized the Football Federation (FDF) headquarters to force out President Souleiman Waberi. The scandal involves allegations of money laundering, 'ghost' construction projects, and the looming threat of a global FIFA suspension, leaving the nation's sporting future in a state of high tension.
In a historic leap for global cooperation, the nation of Djibouti has officially become the newest member of the Artemis Accords. This strategic move sees the African nation join a NASA-led alliance dedicated to ensuring that the exploration of the Moon and deep space remains peaceful, transparent, and sustainable for the benefit of all humankind.
In a historic move for international diplomacy and science, NASA has invited the global press to witness the signing of the Artemis Accords in Djibouti. This milestone expands the coalition of nations dedicated to the peaceful, sustainable, and inclusive exploration of the Moon and beyond, proving that the cosmos belongs to all humanity.
A new legal complaint for 'ill-gotten assets' has been filed against Djibouti's President Ismaël Omar Guelleh, a key French military ally, and his inner circle. Revealed by Le Monde, the case could strain diplomatic ties in the Horn of Africa, echoing past corruption battles involving African leaders in France.
