Muqdisho, july 23, 2013 (WDN)- Warka Radio Wardheer, Qodobbada warka aad ku maqli doontaan dhageystayaal waxaa ka mid ah,dowlada Soomaaliya oo ku baaqday in guddi dhex dhexaadin ah loo sameeyo warbixinta Qaramada Midoobay ee arrimaha Soomaaliya,wasiirka difaaca Fiqi oo dib ugu laabtay dalka,Putland oo Garowe ku toogatay rag dil iyo Al Shabaab ku eedeysan,iyo qodobo kale...
Office of the President Mogadishu, 23 July 2013- The Federal Government of Somalia has acknowledged the report of the UN Monitoring Group on Somalia and Eritrea, but expresses his concern over numerous inaccuracies, contradictions and factual gaps and calls for proper consultation and an Adjudication Panel for all future reports. Speaking in Mogadishu today, the...
Detention of Somali migrant for more than 14 months ruled unlawful by the European Court of Human Rights. Jurgen Balzan The European Court of Human Rights today ruled that Malta breached the human rights of a Somali migrant who suffered degrading conditions at the Lyster Barracks detention centre in Hal Far. The court ruled that...
Prime Minister David Cameron has declined to condemn recent terrorist attacks targeted at three mosques in West Midlands. The Prime Minister is “concerned by the recent events”, a spokesman for Downing Street replied when asked Monday by the Editor of The Muslim News, Ahmed J Versi, why the Prime Minister had not condemned the attacks....
Muqdisho, july 22, 2013 (WDN)- Warka Radio Wardheer, Qodobbada warka aad ku maqli doontaan dhageystayaal waxaa ka mid ah, Dowlada Soomaaliya oo sheegtay in caalamka uu shuruud adag ku xeray cafinta deymaha lacageed ee dalka lagu leeyahay,taliyaha nabad gelyada wadooyinka Cali Gaab oo ka cawday wada shaqeyn la,aan kala dhaxaysa booliiska Muqdisho,kooxo hubeysan oo askar ku...
By Aaron Maasho ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) – Ethiopia has begun pulling troops out of a former rebel stronghold in Somalia, but it has no plans for a complete withdrawal from the fight against al Qaeda-linked insurgents, its foreign minister said on Monday. Somalia has enjoyed relative calm after military offensives by African Union (AMISOM) peacekeepers...
Nairobi – On Somalia’s pirate coast, more than 50 sailors are being held for ransom in grim conditions, many abandoned by their ship’s owner whose willingness to pay to free them sank with their boat. Almost all of the 54 sailors and fishermen that are still being held come from poor families in Asia, who...
New York – The United Nations has voiced fears about a new media law in Somalia only days after UN experts sounded the alarm over corruption in the African country’s new government. The UN Human Rights Office has urged President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s government to review a new law that would require journalists to reveal...
By Scott Daugherty The Virginian-Pilot NORFOLK Federal prosecutors want three Somali pirates put to death. Armed with automatic rifles and rocket-propelled grenades, Ahmed Muse Salad, Abukar Osman Beyle and Shani Nurani Shiekh Abrar hijacked a yacht off the coast of Africa in 2011 and killed the four Americans aboard – Scott Adam, Jean Adam, Phyllis...
Christine Schofield and Lynne Latham AMMAN, Jordan, – AAIB Insurance has become the first insurance broker to receive a licence to trade in Somalia The company received its ‘Special Permit And Service Certificate Of Registration As A Business’ from the Somali Ministry of Commerce and Industry in June. The permit means that AAIB is the only...