The National Relief & Support commitee for Waheen Market reconstruction has received 478,793.98 Dollars from the Djibouti Chambers of Commerce and Industry. The money is intended for the Waheen Market fire disaster victims. The event to hand over the cheque...
A delegation led by the Governor of the Central Bank of Somaliland Eng Ali Abdilahi Dahir met with his counterpart the Governor of the Central Bank of Djibouti Hon. Ahmed Osman in Djibouti.
The two sides discussed ways to boost...
Djibouti Telecom recently renewed its partnership with Alepo by adapting the latest version of Alepo's Service Enabler (SE), a complete carrier-grade BSS/OSS framework, in order to achieve more rapid service innovation and broader customer care capabilities.
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Review by Bruce Miller
Djibouti is a small country. But then the Gambia is smaller, and we know quite a bit about its musical history, despite the fact that much of it is a river. Djibouti is different. Aside from having...
The government of Somaliland is said to be cooperating with that of Djibouti in the construction of the Zeyla Qiblateyn mosque and has submitted its plans.
A delegation led by the Minister of Religion and Endowment Sheikh Abdirisaq Sheikh Hussein...
The English Court of Appeal has refused to allow the government of Djibouti to proceed with its appeal against a High Court judgement in favour of Djiboutian businessman Abdourahman Boreh, thus bringing to an end a costly four-year legal...
The Dancing Devils of Djibouti released on vinyl © Ostinato Records
Djibouti is better known as a strategic outpost than a hotbed of music but Groupe RTD, the country's national radio band, are one of its best kept secrets. By day they...
Deal was intitally discussed in March and comes at a time when relations between the two countries have been steadily growingManama: Djibouti’s Foreign Minister Mahamoud Ali Youssouf said a deal to build a Saudi military base in the country...
Life in the Port City
By James Jeffrey
It seems obvious that fasting between sunrise and sunset for the month of Ramadan would hurt productivity. But in the port city of Djibouti, East Africa’s premier trade hub, there can’t be any...
Bases on the Horn of Africa serve Emirati power projection ambitions
By Alex Mello and Michael Knights
Britain militarily withdrew from areas “east of Suez” in 1971, triggering the Trucial States to form today’s United Arab Emirates. Now, 45 years later,...