Somalia: Roadside bombing kills at least 13 after presidential talks break down dw.com 2/7/2021 dw.com
The attack took place shortly after negotiators failed to end a stalemate over the selection of a new president. Islamist terror group Al-Shabaab took responsibility for the attack near the town of Dhusamareeb. © Getty Images/AFP/M. Abdiwahab Somali soldiers walk at Sanguuni military base, about 450 kilometers south of Mogadishu
At least 13 members of Somalia s security forces were killed on Sunday in a roadside bombing attack, shortly after emergency talks between Somalia s politicians failed to end a stalemate over how to select a new president.
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Anger in Somalia as sons secretly sent to serve in Eritrea military force Reuters 1/28/2021
By Abdi Sheikh
MOGADISHU, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Ali Jamac Dhoodi thought his son was working as a security guard in Qatar, helping prepare for next year s soccer World Cup. Then one day last April, officials from Somalia s National Intelligence Agency arrived with $10,000 in cash.
They told him his son had died - not in Qatar, but in Eritrea, one of the world s most secretive countries. They showed me a picture from their WhatsApp and asked me, do you know this picture and his full name? I said, yes he is my son, Dhoodi, 48, told Reuters. They said to me your son died . I cried.
Somalia dismisses IGAD report, says influenced by Kenya Wednesday January 27, 2021 - 12:21:46 in Latest News by Super Admin
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Somalia dismisses IGAD report, says influenced by Kenya
Somalia has poured cold water on the newly released IGAD report on tiff with Kenya noting that the findings were not based on factual information from the ground and instead largely relied on Kenyan sources. Somalia has poured cold water on the newly released IGAD report on tiff with Kenya noting that the findings were not based on factual information from the ground and instead largely relied on Kenyan sources.
Information Minister Osman Dube told journalists the report did not reflect the actual situation on disputes with Kenya adding that Somalia stands by its accusations against its neighbour.
GOOBJOOG NEWS|MOGADISHU: The IGAD report clearing Kenya of wrongdoing is inaccurate and was ‘directed’ by Nairobi, Somalia has lamented subtly accusing ‘brotherly’ Djibouti of doing Kenya’s bidding.
Information Minister Osman Dube who has become the face of the ongoing row between the two countries fired back this morning dismissing the report as one-sided and heavily built on the Kenyan perspective.
In their report, [they say] Juma told us; they took their message one side, they refused to go to Somali territory. [But] they went to Kenya twice; they went to Mandera, we prepared for the people of Gedo they refused to cross the border,” Dube told journalists.
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