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Agony of KDF families after Somalia

By PAUL WAFULA and NYAMBEGA GISESA Francis Kavindu arrived at his Kivani home in Kitui County one Wednesday morning in late 2011. He found men digging a grave. When he inquired who’s grave it was, they told him it was for his fifth born son, Major Samuel Keli Kavindu. Hours later, he collapsed in his...

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EXCLUSIVE – Somalia, Kenya in diplomatic row over detentions

Somali Ambassador Mohamed Nur is back to Mogadishu for consultations by Yassin Juma NAIROBI, Somalia and Kenya are in a diplomatic row over an ongoing Kenyan security operation that has seen thousands of Somalis, including a diplomat, being rounded up in a few weeks. Somali Ambassador Mohamed Nur has been recalled to Mogadishu for consultations after...

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Court allows St. Paul to demolish Moonlight Magic bar building

Article by: ALEJANDRA MATOS The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled the city did not discriminate against a Minneapolis couple looking to open a Somali wedding venue. The City of St. Paul can move forward with the demolition of the Moonlight Magic bar, a vacant building in Frogtown that a Minneapolis couple was trying to restore into a Somali wedding...

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Somali PM angry over diplomat’s arrest in Kenya

The security operation has targeted many Somalis Somalia has condemned the arrest of one of its diplomats in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, during a security operation to flush out illegal immigrants and militant Islamists. Siyad Mohamud Shire’s brief arrest on Friday violated his diplomatic immunity, Somalia’s government said. Kenyan police said Mr Shire did not...

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Warka Raadiyo Wardheer

Wararka aan maanta idiin heynio waxaa ka mid ah:Barlamaanka Soomaaliya oo maalintii labaad su’aalo weydiinaya wasiirka Amniga Qaranka iyo Arimaha gudaha,  Raiisul wasaaraha Soomaaliya oo ka dalbaday in ay ciidanka Kenya joojiyaan tacadiga ay ku hayaan Soomaalida dalkaasi ku sugan iyo warar kale.    

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Witness pins UPDF soldier over Somalia offences

By  EPHRAIM KASOZI Maj Tumwebaze, also a former commanding officer in-charge of the armoured elements, testified that the area of operation was bigger compared to the personnel which affected their work. Kampala- Despite constant and abundant supplies of lubricants and spares to tanks used by UPDF soldiers serving under the African Union Mission to Somalia (Amisom),...

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Central African Republic: Bangui mosque looted after Muslim exodus

Christian militants descend on mosque and force thousands from the capital amid further ‘ethnic cleansing’ in the region Militants stripped the mosque and dismantled and stole the loudspeaker once used for the call to prayer. Photograph: Krista Larson/AP Heavily armed African and French peacekeepers escorted some of the last remaining Muslims out of Central African Republic‘s...