Yemeni Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak said on Tuesday that the current peace efforts, led by the United Nations, with the help of Saudi Arabia and Oman, focus on reopening air and sea ports and the roads to Taiz city. He accused the Ansar Allah (Houthi) group of hindering Peace ...
Yemen will remain a powder keg for renewed war unless its warring sides work out a new truce deal, a United Nations official said on Monday. Hans Grundberg, the U.N. special envoy to Yemen, indicated that the situation in the war-torn country is fragile, and the war renewal is a scenario...
A member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Othman Mujali, demanded that Prime Minister Muaeen Abdulmalik and other government officials be referred for investigation for being involved in corruption cases and suspicious agreements that affect Yemen's sovereignty. In a ...
Millions of Yemenis suffer from food insecurity due to the war that has continued for over eight years in Yemen. The war has devastated the economy, making hunger and malnutrition the most urgent challenges in Yemen. According to United Nations reports, more than 17.3 million Yemen...
The UN envoy to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, arrived Tuesday in Aden in South Yemen as part of the UN-led peace efforts to push the local rivals in Yemen to agree on a permanent ceasefire. Media sources said Grundberg arrived at Aden Airport coming from the Egyptian capital, Cairo. T...
Ferocious clashes broke out on Sunday in Al-Hadd frontline of Lahj province in South Yemen, leaving 14 fighters dead, a military source said. Ten dead belonged to the Southern Transitional Council forces, and four were from the Ansar Allah (Houthi) group. The confrontations between th...
The World Food Program (WFP) will stop providing food and cash aid in Yemen by September due to severe funding shortages. The WFP said in a tweet on the "X" platform on Monday, "We are facing a critical situation due to the lack of sufficient funding to ensure the smooth c...
Unknown armed men in Yemen's Marib province kidnapped two doctors from Doctors Without Borders on Monday while they were on their way from the city to Safer Airport, informed sources told Sheba Intelligence. The two doctors, one with German citizenship and the second with Myanmar cit...
The Yemeni Parliament described corruption and violations in the electricity sector as a black hole that devours public money, exhausting the state and citizens due to the lack of a minimum level of electricity. A letter from the Presidency of the Parliament to the governmen...
Sheba Intelligence A massive fire broke out Sunday in a camp for the displaced persons in Al-Gafina area of Marib province, destroying 70 makeshift shelters. The fire ruined the families’ belongings, including food and personal documents, local sources said. No deaths or injurie...
Local sources said armed clashes broke on Sunday between the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) fighters and protestors in Al-Mansoura district of Aden to the south of Yemen. Protests in Aden have continued since last week, calling for an end to the electricity cris...
The Yemeni Parliament has said that the report of the fact-finding committee which was formed to evaluate the government performance in different sectors, revealed violations, irregularities, and abuse of authority that caused serious repercussions on people's lives, public mone...
The Yemeni government revenue is insufficient to pay 40% of the salaries of the public employees and cannot guarantee a stable supply of electricity to Aden City, the Central Bank of Yemen's Governor Ahmed Ghaleb has said. This revelation comes amidst rising public protests over p...
Prime Minister Maeen Abdulmalek on Saturday discussed challenges faced by migrants and issues of internal displacement during his meeting with a delegation from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Aden. Abdulmalik emphasized the role of international assistance to Yemen...
Sheba Intelligence The Yemeni government withheld data and information related to the oil sectors, the Presidency of the Yemeni Parliament has said. In a letter from the Presidency of the Parliament to the Yemeni government, the Parliament indicated that the Minister of Oil did not share i...
Local sources said on Friday that eight people, including women and children, have been killed or injured in artillery shelling on a village in Mocha district of Taiz province. According to the sources, the Ansar Allah (Houthi) group was responsible for the shelling. The attack left thre...
The United Nations confirmed on Wednesday that 15 million Yemenis need clean water and sanitation services due to the nine-year conflict Yemen has been seeing. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Yemen has stated on the "X" platform, "Over ...
Ibtihaj bid her parents farewell in July this year and moved to live with another family she did not even know. She is just eight years old, but her father decided to hand her over to another household in Sanaa, a document obtained by Sheba Intelligence has shown. Ibtihaj's ...
On Wednesday, eight demonstrators were injured by gunfire from the security forces in the southern city of Aden, local media reported. Protesters accuse the government and the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) of failing to provide services, including electricity. The protests ...
The Yemeni government approved on Monday a project to establish a telecommunications company in partnership with an Emirati company to provide internet services in Yemen, according to the state-run Saba News Agency. Previously, a group of government officials rejected the idea of coopera...
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