Breaking: Mogadishu mayor dies after being badly wounded attack in office
Somalia’s government says the mayor of Mogadishu has died after being badly wounded in an al-Shabab extremist attack in his office last week.
The spokesman for Somalia’s president said Abdirahman Omar Osman died Thursday in Qatar, where he had been airlifted for treatment after the...
Somali partnership forum opens in Brussels
The Somali Partnership Forum, a major conference on the Horn of Africa state, has opened in Brussels, Belgium.
The two-day forum is jointly chaired by the Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo and the European Union Foreign Affairs Chief Federica Magherini.
The meeting is a follow...
UN Aid Chief: 20 Million People in 4 Countries Face Starvation, Famine
UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations says it needs $4.4 billion by July to prevent famine in Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and northeastern Nigeria.
U.N. humanitarian chief Stephen O'Brien, who just returned from field missions to the affected countries, told Security Council members Friday that the...
Somalia:20 people suspected Al-Shabaab members arrested in Mogadishu
At least 20 people suspected to be members of Islamist group Al-Shabaab were arrested in an operation in the Somali capital of Mogadishu on Saturday night, police said.
Banadir region police chief, Bashir Abshir Gedi, told journalists troops from the African Union Mission in Somalia...
‘I’m a human being, not a monster’: Mukhtar Robow the al-Shabaab defector turned government minister
By: The Guardian
My whole family is fighting al-Shabaab,” says the former jihadist Mukhtar Robow, peering through his glasses from behind a pile of leather-bound Islamic texts. The normally media-shy former al-Shabaab commander has invited the Guardian...
Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia border communities strike peace deal
By:THE STAR
Communities along Kenya Ethiopia and Somalia borders have sealed a deal to enhance peace, security, trade and movement of people.
Mandera Triangle Cross-Border agreement signed by the three countries seeks to provide...
Somalia:Curbing resurgence of Somali piracy
By YURI FEDOTOV
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Somali piracy, off the Horn of Africa, was once estimated by the World Bank to cost global trade billions of dollars, and to harm the fragile economies of countries in the region.
These disastrous financial costs, at a time of...
Press Statement:Preventing Possible Renewed Border Conflict
Horndiplomat-Press Statement released by Freedom Center for Strategic Studies on Preventing Possible Renewed Border Conflict.
Press-Statement
• The Federal Government of Somalia and the Republic of Somaliland had an armed confrontation, several skirmishes and a military stand-off in the eastern Sool and Sanaag regions for the last...
United States Ambassador to Somalia Presents Letter of Credence to Minister of Foreign Affairs
Horndiplomat-The United States Ambassador to Somalia Stephen M. Schwartz presented a copy of his letter of credence from President Barack Obama to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdisalam Omar Hadliye on August 9, 2016, at a meeting in Mogadishu. The letter of credence formally...
Turkey as Somalia’s first responders
international observers are often fascinated with the Somalian people's close relations with Turkey and their appreciation for the support. Indeed, as a recovering state that has experienced one of the most traumatic civil wars in modern history, Somali has been and continues to be...