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Kenya: Terror swoop nets over 300 amid protests

Police guard Casablanca Club in Mombasa where some suspects were arrested during an overnight police swoop on Saturday May 24, 2014. Over 300 people were arrested in the operation that seeks to rid Mombasa of terrorist insurgents. PHOTO/KEVIN ODIT  NATION By DANIEL TSUMA NYASSY Police arrested more than 300 people in night swoops on Mombasa...

Warka Raadiyo Wardheer
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Warka Raadiyo Wardheer

Wararka aan idiin hayno waxaa ka mid ah: Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya oo sheegay in uu isbadal ka dhacayo dalka Soomaaliya xili shalay shabaab ay weerareen Xarrunta Barlamaanka Soomaaliya, Wasiirkii Amniga Qaranka Soomaaliya oo xilkii iska casilay, warar kale. Warka oo dhan hoos ka dhegeyso  

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A story of Russian women, Italian and Somali men

By Kurt Sansone Expats, mainly British residents protesting outside Castille at the discriminatory energy bills. Russian women in Malta heavily outnumber their male counterparts, a situation that is reversed in the Somali and Italian communities. Three out of every four Russian residents are women, mostly aged between 20 and 39, according to the census. The nationwide...

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Understanding Modern Black Britain

Think tank sets up research unit to get insight into the country’s growing multicultural population Written by Elizabeth Pears BLACK, BRITISH AND PROUD: Somali-born Olympian Mo Farah is one of the country’s most celebrated athletes DEFINING WHAT it means to be British is becoming more complicated. As the 2011 Census has made clear, the country is...

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Somalia security chief quits after attack

Mogadishu (AFP) – Somalia’s national security minister has resigned in the wake of a brazen attack by Shebab militants on the country’s parliament, officials said Sunday. The resignation came hours after the Al-Qaeda-linked militants set off powerful car bombs outside the gates of the parliament and a group of fighters armed with explosive vests, grenades...

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Senior United Nations officials, Security Council condemn attack on Somali parliament

Burundi troops serving with African Union in Somalia in new positions in Deynile on the northernmost outskirts of Mogadishu. UN Photo/S. Price United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and his special representative in Somalia, Nicholas Kay, as well as the Security Council, today condemned an attack by suicide bombers and gunmen on the Federal Parliament, in the capital...