Investigative Reports

Somaliland Office in Taiwan Rejects Sexual Misconduct Allegations

The Republic of Somaliland Representative Office in Taiwan has...

Ministry of Information Spends 600,000 US Dollars to Fix a Decade Old Radio Station

According to a contract signed by the Minister of Information, Culture...

How Somalia is trying to Stifle Somaliland – US ties with an Online Troll and a pseudo-Charitable Organization

In February, June, and  August 2022, Mr. Okeke-Von Batten filed Lobby Disclosure Act...

Meta Lays Off 10,000 Employees in Third Round of Cuts

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has laid off another 10,000 employees as part of its ongoing cost-cutting efforts. The layoffs, which affect employees across all levels and functions, are the third round of cuts Meta has announced in the past six months.

The company has said that the layoffs are necessary to “ensure that we are best positioned for long-term growth and success.” Meta has also said that it is investing heavily in new areas, such as the metaverse, and that these investments are driving up costs.

The layoffs have been met with mixed reactions from employees and investors. Some employees have expressed anger and frustration, while others have said that they understand the need for the company to make tough decisions. Investors, on the other hand, have praised Meta’s cost-cutting efforts, saying that they are a sign that the company is serious about its long-term growth.

Meta is not the only tech company that has announced layoffs in recent months. Other tech giants, such as Netflix, Twitter, and Spotify, have also announced layoffs as they grapple with rising costs and slowing revenue growth.

The layoffs in the tech industry are a sign of the changing economic landscape. The tech industry is no longer immune to the challenges that are facing other industries, such as rising inflation and supply chain disruptions. As a result, tech companies are being forced to make tough decisions, such as laying off employees, in order to stay afloat.

It remains to be seen how the layoffs at Meta will impact the company’s long-term growth. However, the company has said that it is confident that it can weather the current economic storm and emerge stronger on the other side.

Latest

Why President Museveni Should Rethink His Approach Towards Somaliland: He Must Not Promote the Idea of Greater Somalia

Why President Museveni Should Rethink His Approach Towards Somaliland: He Must Not Promote the Idea of Greater Somalia

FDI in Somaliland: A Vehicle for Prosperity or a Source of Social Inequality?

The Republic of Somaliland, has not yet acquired a...

Wanton Violence Against Somaliland Military POWs in Lasanod, Somaliland Government remains Quiet.

Following the catastrophic military retreat by Somaliland armed forces...

Sool Situation Compels Quick Military Strategy Execution

This past week, we witnessed the worst battle loss...

Stay Connected

Don't miss

Why President Museveni Should Rethink His Approach Towards Somaliland: He Must Not Promote the Idea of Greater Somalia

Why President Museveni Should Rethink His Approach Towards Somaliland: He Must Not Promote the Idea of Greater Somalia

FDI in Somaliland: A Vehicle for Prosperity or a Source of Social Inequality?

The Republic of Somaliland, has not yet acquired a...

Wanton Violence Against Somaliland Military POWs in Lasanod, Somaliland Government remains Quiet.

Following the catastrophic military retreat by Somaliland armed forces...

Sool Situation Compels Quick Military Strategy Execution

This past week, we witnessed the worst battle loss...

Unite for Peace in the World and Taiwan’s Inclusion in the UN

Jaushieh Joseph WuMinister of Foreign AffairsRepublic of China (Taiwan) Russia’s...

Why President Museveni Should Rethink His Approach Towards Somaliland: He Must Not Promote the Idea of Greater Somalia

Why President Museveni Should Rethink His Approach Towards Somaliland: He Must Not Promote the Idea of Greater Somalia

FDI in Somaliland: A Vehicle for Prosperity or a Source of Social Inequality?

The Republic of Somaliland, has not yet acquired a de jure recognition from the outside world since May 18, 1991 when Somaliland decided to...

Wanton Violence Against Somaliland Military POWs in Lasanod, Somaliland Government remains Quiet.

Following the catastrophic military retreat by Somaliland armed forces from their bases in Lasanod, a gruesome picture of treatment has emerged from Lasanod against...