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Highest-ranking Somali pirate in U.S. custody loses appeal to overturn 12 life sentences for killing 4 American tourists
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Highest-ranking Somali pirate in U.S. custody loses appeal to overturn 12 life sentences for killing 4 American tourists

The three judges of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously in the case of Mohammad Saaili Shibin, who has been sentenced to 12 life terms for his pivotal role in two hijackings, which included the slaying of four Americans on their yacht off Somalia. RICHMOND, Va. — A panel of federal judges...

Counter-terror police investigate ‘nail bomb’ near Tipton mosque hours after Woolwich soldier Lee Rigby’s funeral
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Counter-terror police investigate ‘nail bomb’ near Tipton mosque hours after Woolwich soldier Lee Rigby’s funeral

No injuries have been reported but a cordon has been set up after nails and other debris discovered LEWIS SMITH  A suspected nail bombing of a mosque in the West Midlands on the first Friday of Ramadan is being treated by police as a terrorist attack. Nails and other debris were discovered after residents close...

Dhagayso Warka Radio Wardheer
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Dhagayso Warka Radio Wardheer

Muqdisho, july 12, 2013 (WDN)- Warka Radio Wardheer, Qodobbada warka aad ku maqli doontaan dhageystayaal waxaa ka mid ah, Qarax ismiidaamin ah oo lagu qaaday kolonyo ay leyihiin AMISOM oo Muqdisho ka dhacay, Wasiirka arrimaha gudaha oo ka warbixiyay shirkii ay Somaliland kula yeesheen waddanka Turkiga, kooxaha Islaamiyiinta Suuriya oo dilay mid ka mid ah hoggaamiyaasha...

SOMALI JOURNALISTS OPPOSE THE STATE’S MEDIA LAW
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SOMALI JOURNALISTS OPPOSE THE STATE’S MEDIA LAW

MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Somali journalists say the government has approved draft media legislation that will make it even harder for them to operate in a country where reporters are frequently threatened and even killed. The law was approved by government ministers on Thursday. Under the draft law, which proposes a government watchdog agency, journalists...

Turkish PM Erdogan ‘conqueror of Somalia’
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Turkish PM Erdogan ‘conqueror of Somalia’

Somali Interior Minister Guled said, ‘Turkey is country who helps Somalia the mos ANKARA Interior Minister of Somalia Abdikarim Hussein  Guled has said Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan conquered bothSomalia and its people with his official visit to the country which opened the way for the humanitarian aid to reach the needy people. “We call Erdogan ‘conqueror of Somalia’. He has conquered both Somalia and its people,” said the Somali interior minister speaking to Anadolu Agency...

TWO MEN INJURED IN FIGHT
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TWO MEN INJURED IN FIGHT

Two Somalis were injured in a fight in Birzebbuga late last night, the police said. Preliminary investigations indicate that the two men had an argument, and the resultant injuries came about from the use of some sort of glass weapon. One of them, a 29-year-old man, was critically hurt but his condition improved after intensive...

Saudi princess arrested for human trafficking in California over treatment of Kenyan worker
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Saudi princess arrested for human trafficking in California over treatment of Kenyan worker

SANTA ANA, Calif. — Suitcase in hand, the 30-year-old domestic worker from Kenya managed to flag down a Southern California bus and tell a passenger she had been held against her will and believed she was a victim of human trafficking. It wasn’t long before a Saudi princess was under arrest. Meshael Alayban, who prosecutors...

Stress and the fight-or-flight mechanism it triggers could cause prostate cancer
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Stress and the fight-or-flight mechanism it triggers could cause prostate cancer

Stress could trigger and promote the spread of prostate cancer, new research suggests. Scientists found that branches of the nervous system responsible for involuntary functions – such as the fight-or-flight mechanism – may play an important role in causing the disease. They said the research suggests that new treatments involving drugs such as beta-blockers –...

UNESCO urges investigations into killings of journalists in Russia, Somalia and Mexico
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UNESCO urges investigations into killings of journalists in Russia, Somalia and Mexico

The head of the United Nations agency tasked with defending press freedom has called for the recent killings of journalists in Russia, Somalia and Mexico to be thoroughly investigated and the perpetrators brought to justice. “Journalists must be able to carry out their work safely as they play an essential role in ensuring that a...