Somalia's intelligence agency says it blocks WhatsApp groups used by Al-Qaeda-linked militants

MOGADISHU, Somalia: Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency said Tuesday it has for the first time managed to shut down 20 WhatsApp groups allegedly operated by the extremist group Al-Shabab for extortion and intimidation. NISA in a statement said its cyber division had identified what it described as the virtual hubs for illicit activities by East Africa’s Al-Qaeda affiliate. The...

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