THE SOMALI CAPITAL MOGADISHU remains tense today, after the country’s president and prime minster, who are supported by rival militias, leveled accusations at each other over an intelligence officer’s disappearance.
The highest-ranking bomber in Somalia and Kenya is a Government Minister.
Sunatimes.com - Mr.Abdirahman Dhere, whose real name is Hassan Jama Hersi (Hassan Dhuh), is a State Minister in the Somali Government, a Member of Parliament and a Senior Al-Shabab Terrorist Official.
Abdirahman Dhere, who worked at a Restaurant in Sunatimes.com - Mr.Abdirahman Dhere, whose real name is Hassan Jama Hersi (Hassan Dhuh), is a State Minister in the Somali Government, a Member of Parliament and a Senior Al-Shabab Terrorist Official.
Abdirahman Dhere, who worked at a Restaurant in Mogadishu s Wadajir District, joined Al-Shabaab terrorists in 2005. He trained in Salahuddin Camps and later became the private driver of Adan Hashi Eyrow, Al-Shabaab s Military Commander.
Parents camp in Mogadishu streets, demanding government disclose fate of soldiers sent to Eritrea for training Magdalene Mukami | 22.01.2021
MOGADISHU, Somalia
Hundreds of Somali parents have been camping in the streets of Mogadishu for the last two days, demanding the government tell them about the fate of their sons who were sent to Eritrea for military training.
The protesting parents said they have been unable to contact their children and that their whereabouts remain unknown since clashes between rebel forces and the Ethiopian military started in the northern Tigray region toward the end of 2020.
Abdishakur Kirie, the father of Somali recruit Afyare Abdi Ahmed, told Anadolu Agency that he used to talk to his son regularly, but now he cannot reach him. “I ve not heard from him for a long time. We are protesting because we want to know how our loved ones are. We just need to know that they are safe. If the former in
January 25, 2021 Share
On December 17, 2021, the United States military announced that its troop withdrawal from Somalia is complete. The decision to withdraw the US troops from Somalia was one of the last major decisions taken in the Presidency of Donald Trump. On December 4, 2020, the Pentagon said in a statement that the United States President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Defence and the United States Africa Command to reposition the majority of personnel and assets out of Somalia by early 2021. According to the statement, “The US. is not withdrawing or disengaging from Africa. We remain committed to our African partners and enduring support through a whole-of-government approach.