
Katharine Houreld
East Africa Bureau Chief at The Washington Post
Muckraker, traveler, adventuress. East Africa Bureau Chief for the Washington Post. Email: katharine.houreld at https://t.co/3ciyjkLVHS Also @khoureld.bsky.social
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washingtonpost.com | Michael Birnbaum |Jonathan Edwards |Katharine Houreld |Adam Taylor
Trump seeks crown as world peacemaker, brokering truce in central Africa (washingtonpost.com) Trump seeks crown as world peacemaker, brokering truce in central Africa By Michael Birnbaum; Jonathan Edwards; Katharine Houreld; Adam Taylor 2025062800050100 President Donald Trump celebrated a U.S.-brokered peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo in an Oval Office ceremony Friday, touting the potential pause in a decades-long conflict as he sought to build his image as...
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1 month ago |
startribune.com | Katharine Houreld |Mohamed Gobobe
Danab recruits participate in morning exercises at Baledogle Military Airfield in Somalia on Nov. 16, 2022. (Malin Fezehai/For the Washington Post) 'Our lead partner' Since taking office in 2022, President Mohamud has frustrated his Western allies by insisting on a transition to one-person, one-vote elections - a strategy frequently used by Somali politicians to delay polls.
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1 month ago |
washingtonpost.com | Katharine Houreld |Mohamed Gobobe
How U.S. cuts in Somalia could imperil the fight against al-Shabab (washingtonpost.com) How U.S. cuts in Somalia could imperil the fight against al-Shabab By Katharine Houreld; Mohamed Gobobe 2025052708000000 As President Donald Trump overhauls U.S. policy in Africa — slashing foreign aid programs and paring back assistance for allied forces in the region — al-Shabab militants are on the march in Somalia.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Katharine Houreld
Three cholera cases detected in Israel after years without outbreakIsraeli health authorities confirmed three cases of cholera on Monday, the first seen in the country in years.Two of the individuals contracted the …
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1 month ago |
postguam.com | William Booth |Katharine Houreld |Rebecca Tan |Terrence McCoy
The world is a noisy and chaotic place, and America is very loud right now. It dominates economies, headlines and conversations. And now, for the first time, the Catholic Church has an American pope. There are 1.4 billion Catholics. Will they, especially in the developing world, in the Global South - where the church is growing so quickly - embrace Leo XIV? It is very early, but the answer appears to be yes. This was a moment when many of the faithful thought they might get an African or Asian pope.
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