Somali President Appoints Mohamed Roble as Prime Minister

Somali President Mohamed Farmaajo has appointed Mohamed Hussein Roble as the country's prime minister, replacing Hassan Khaire who was ousted in a no-confidence vote on July 25, 2020. He was appointed moments after Somali federal leaders, including the president, agreed on a revised deal to revert to a clan-based voting system with slight improvements to how those delegates are selected. Roble's task also includes starting a constitutional review programme, which his predecessor was accused of failing to achieve. Somalia's elections programme is due to start on November 1, 2020, according to the new agreement.

Mogadishu in 2015.

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