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13 die in Somalia hotel bombing two weeks after another blast killed 350

A suicide car bomb exploded outside a popular hotel in Somalia’s capital on Saturday, killing at least 13 people and wounding more than 16, while gunfire could be heard inside, police said. A second blast was heard in the area minutes later. Captain Mohamed Hussein...

How a soccer player from Somalia found his new home with Bradley

Bradley soccer player Saadiq Mohammed plays during a game this season against Eastern Illinois. Josh Schwarn, Bradley Athletics
BY:Journal Star PEORIA — The phrase, “You can’t gsSomo home again,” is too much of a reality for Bradley soccer player Saadiq Mohammed. The redshirt senior is listed as a midfielder from Somalia. But he actually has two home countries — Kenya, where he was born, and Somalia,...

Somalia Bombing and Ambush Kill at Least 13, Including Soldiers

By Mohamed Sheikh Nor At least seven people were killed and eight others injured after a bomb ripped through a restaurant in the Middle Shabelle region town of El-Baraf in Somalia, an army official and relatives said. A separate ambush killed at least six soldiers...

Somalia: AU Should Release Investigation into 14 Civilian Deaths

Nairobi – African Union forces in Somalia (AMISOM) should release the findings of their investigation into alleged unlawful killings of 14 civilians by Ethiopian forces in July 2016, Human Rights Watch said today. More than six months after the incident, people in Wardinle in...

Review: ‘The Mayor of Mogadishu,’ by Andrew Harding

By Mila Koumpilova Star Tribune NONFICTION: A striking portrait of modern Somalia — told through the job and life of Mogadishu's mayor. BBC foreign correspondent Andrew Harding’s book “The Mayor of Mogadishu” opens with an arresting scene: An attack by the militant group Al-Shabab is underway...

Op-Ed:Somalia: Has UNSOM Violated the 2014 Agreement?

UN Secretary-General António Guterres Appoints of Nicholas Haysom as his Special Representative for Somalia
Mr  Haysom will find it difficult to reconcile the 2014 UNSOM-Federal Government Agreement with the United Nations Human Rights Due Diligence Policy he had invoked in the letter to the Security Minister, writes Liban Ahmad In 2014 the former Somali Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr Abdirahman Beyle,  and Former SRSG  to Somalia Nicholas...

Somalia: 2.1 million people expected to face acute hunger

Somalia: 2.1 million people expected to face acute hunger
 By: FAO 15 October 2020, Mogadishu– Despite some improvement in the overall food security and nutrition situation in Somalia, 2.1 million Somalis could face acute hunger in the absence of humanitarian assistance between now and December 2020, according to the latest Post-Gu joint seasonal assessment...

Militants Attack 14 villages in Southern Somalia

Al-Shabab militants have attacked some 14 villages in southern Somalia, in an apparent attempt to disrupt a planned government offensive. Most of the villages that came under attack Tuesday are located near the towns of K50 and Murri, about 50 kilometers (31 miles) south of...

Bomb blast kills 4 footballers in Somalia

Bomb blast kills 4 footballers in Somalia
By:Anadolu Agency Four football players were killed and several others wounded when a bomb blast targeted a bus carrying a local soccer team in Somalia's port city of Kismayo on Friday, an official said. Bomb blast kills 4 footballers in Somalia Omar Hussain, a local police officer...

Suspected Somali pirates attack ship off Yemen : authoraties

Suspected Somali pirates have again hijacked a vessel on one of the world's crucial trade routes, authorities said Saturday night, the latest in a string of attacks after several years of silence. The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations piracy watchdog said on its website it...