June 19
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Piracy Victims Endure Harsher Treatment in East Africa
VOA
Piracy in West Africa now affects more ships and seafarers than piracy coming from Somalia, according to a new report by the International Maritime Bureau (IMB), however, Somali... Read more »
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Jubaland Official Wounded in Kismayo
Garowe Online
A Jubaland government official was wounded in the tense port city of Kismayo on Tuesday and is being treated by AMISOM medical officials, Garowe Online reports. Read more »
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Somaliland Bars Federal Govt Authorized Aircraft From Landing
Garowe Online
Somaliland government rejected an aircraft attempting to land at Egal International Airport in Hargeisa on Tuesday, after Somaliland officials said the plane requested to use... Read more »
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Heavy Fighting in Beledweyne Hiran Region of Somalia
Shabelle
Heavy engagement between federal government troops aided by the AMISOM troops and Alshabab militia group occurred last night at the outskirts of Beledweyne city the headquarters of... Read more »
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National Education Conference Opens in Mogadishu
Sabahi
A three-day conference on education opened in Mogadishu Tuesday (June 18th), bringing together government officials, educators and civil society groups to discuss ways to overhaul... Read more »
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Police Arrest Hundreds After Mortar Attack On Villa Somalia
Sabahi
Police arrested hundreds of suspected al-Shabaab fighters in Mogadishu's Hodan and Howlwadag districts Monday (June 17th) after a mortar attack Sunday targeting the presidential... Read more »
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Al Shabaab Militants Storm U.N Compound in Mogadishu
Garowe Online
Anti-government militants have stormed the United Nations compound in Mogadishu on Wednesday morning, Garowe Online reports. Read more »
June 18
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Al-Shabaab Releases Photos of Captured Kenyan Police, Weapons
Sabahi
Photographs al-Shabaab posted Sunday (June 16th) on Twitter of two Kenyan police officers abducted last month are authentic, Dadaab District Commissioner Albert Kimathi told... Read more »
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Govt Troops and Amisom Troops Gain Control of More Towns in the Lower Shabelle Region.
Shabelle
Somali government troops and AMISOM troops took control of several towns in the lower Shabelle region of Somalia yesterday. Read more »
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Ahmed Madobe Asks Ethiopian Govt for Support
Shabelle
the spokesman of Raskamboni militia Abdinasir Serar who held a press conference yesterday elaborated on Ahmed Mohamed Islam's visit to Ethiopia and the reason behind the visit. Read more »
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Key International Investor Baffled By Rumours of Cancellation of Airport Contract.
Shabelle
Shabelle. Mogadishu- 17-June, 2013. SKA an international company which has invested millions of dollars in Mogadishu's Adan Ade international Airport is deeply baffled by rumours... Read more »
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Sabahi
Ten people were reportedly killed Saturday (June 15th) in Jowhar in clashes involving Somali government troops, local residents said according to Somalia's Garowe Online. Read more »
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United Nations Envoy Discusses Somali Security With Guelleh
Sabahi
United Nations Special Representative to Somalia Nicholas Kay visited Djibouti Saturday (June 15th) for talks with President Ismail Omar Guelleh, the Djiboutian Information Agency... Read more »
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Second Mortar Attack On Presidential Palace in Two Months
Garowe Online
The presidential palace in Mogadishu, Villa Somalia was shelled leaving 4 people injured and homes wrecked after mortars were launched targeting the Prime Minister's quarters,... Read more »
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Politics of Polarization Destabilizing the New Somalia [editorial]
Garowe Online
GAROWE ONLINE EDITORIAL | President Hassan - defend the legitimate federal constitution or you will not be president of Somalia. Read more »
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Federal Govt Troops Take Control of More Towns in Hiran Region.
Shabelle
news from Baledweyne city, the capital of Hiran region confirm that the federal government troops gained control of some more districts in Hiran region after forcing out Alshabab... Read more »
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Education Will Be the Foundation of a New Somalia, Prime Minister Says
Shabelle
"Every child has a constitutional right to primary and secondary education free of charge," the Prime Minister said. "In recent years too many young Somalis have been led astray by... Read more »
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Explosion Targeting Kenyan Troops in Kismayu As Madobe's Deputy Is Seriously Injured
Shabelle
News just in from Kismayu city report that a land mine targeting a Kenyan convoy exploded at the heart of the city. Read more »
June 17
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Clashes Kill 10 in Jowhar After Clans Accuse Govt of 'Subjugation'
Garowe Online
Clashes in Jowhar, led to 10 deaths between clan militia and government forces on Saturday, days following traditional elders' accusation of being "subjugated" by dominant clans... Read more »
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Heavy Fighting Between Federal Govt Troops and Raskamboni Militia in the Lower Juba Region
Shabelle
Kismayu-(Sh.M.Network) 14 soldiers from different sides have been reported dead after a heavy fighting broke up between troops who fall under the federal government and Raskamboni... Read more »
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Norwegian Delegation Arrives in Mogadishu
Shabelle
The delegation was received by Somalia's National assembly speaker Mohamed Sheikh Osman Jawari on behalf of the federal president of Somalia. Read more »
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Committee to Protect Journalists Asks Somaliland to Stop Censoring Hubaal
Sabahi
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) Wednesday (June 12th) called on Somaliland's acting regional Attorney General Aden Ahmed Mouse to withdraw a request to suspend... Read more »
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Somali Cabinet Approves Civil Aviation Law
Sabahi
The Somali cabinet sent a draft civil aviation law to parliament as the country moves to take full control of its airspace, the office of Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon... Read more »
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New Taxi Companies Offer Peace of Mind to Mogadishu Residents
Sabahi
Two new taxi companies recently began operating in Mogadishu, looking to offer citizens safer, more reliable service. Read more »
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Somaliland Bans UNSOM From Operating in Region Following Envoy Visit
Sabahi
Following UN Special Representative to Somalia Nicholas Kay's first visit to Hargeisa Thursday (June 13th), Somaliland officials said the new UN Assistance Mission in Somalia... Read more »
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