Key Headlines
- Fighting reignites in Guri El (Radio Goobjoog)
- Prime Minister Sharmarke calls for the cessation of fighting in Guri’el
- Youths take to the streets in Baladweyne (Radio Danan)
- Two people die of hunger in Raaga Elle Middle Shabelle (Radio Goobjoog)
- UN agrees to pay Somali forces like AMISOM (Dalsan Radio)
- 10 Al Shabaab Militants Killed in Somalia – UPDATE (Coastweek.com)
- Somali Petroleum Minister sees start of oil gas output by 2020 (Bloomberg)
- Mpls. City Council member aims to help Somalis send money back home (KSTP.com)
- Somali food truckers open Queen St. W. takeout shop (Toronto Star)
Key Headlines
- UNSC urges stabilization of areas recovered from Al-Shabaab (Radio Goobjoog)
- PM chairs first weekly cabinet meeting (Garowe Online)
- Calm returns to Guriel after a day of deadly clashes (Radio Barkulan)
- Selection Process for Jubbaland MPs condemned (Radio Goobjoog)
- Luq farmers complain of crop pests (Radio Ergo)
- US confirms killing militants in Somalia Afghanistan – UPDATE (Kuwait News Agency)
- New Somali cabinet offers glimmer of hope (Deutche Welle)
- I don’t think we know who we killed (Opendemocracy.net)
Key Headlines
- Delegates gather in Garbahareey for “Unity Conference” (Radio Goobjoog)|
- Fighting erupts in Gurieel (Radio Danan/Radio Mustaqbal/Horseed Media)
- Elders cry for safety of civilians in Kismayo (Radio Mustaqbal/Baidoa news/Warqaad.org)
- United States welcomes the confirmation of the new council of ministers (Radio Goobjoog/Radio Dalsan)
- Puntland looks into helping Somali Ethiopian refugees to go back home (Radio Ergo)
- President Hassan to visit Galgaduud (Radio Danan)
- HelloCash Mobile Money Service launches in Ethiopia (VenturesAfrica.com)
- Gen Gutti summoned in Ondoga trial (Daily Monitor)
- Thanks to tweets suspected ISIS backer stays in jail (MPR News)
Key Headlines
- Parliament to vote on new cabinet (Radio Goobjoog)
- Government calls for a ceasefire to the fighting in Hiiraan (Radio Danan)
- Pirate hostages in a dire situation (Radio Goobjoog)
- Wealthy Somalis hide over $15 million in secret Swiss bank accounts (Sahan Journal)
- Djibouti and Ethiopia agree to eliminate Al-Shabaab from Somalia (Horseed media)
- Hibo Nuura quits the music industry (Sahan Journal)
- Al-Shabaab takes credit for Puntland’s checkpoint attack (Somali current)
- Somalia urges US to resume money transfer services (Gulf Today)
- Al-Shabaab gunmen assassinate lawmaker (AFP/Yahoo news)
- Has Somali piracy ended? ( Hellenic Shipping News)
- Cops foil Somali’s Rs 80k marriage contract (Times of India)
Key Headlines
- Galmudug protests Mogadishu meeting (Dalsan Radio)
- Prime minister Omar announces sixty-six cabinet members (Garowe Online/Radio Goobjoog)
- Jalalaqsi administration and AMISOM officials vow to annihilate Al-Shabaab fighters (Radio Goobjoog)
- Shortage of water in villages near Jowha (Radio Ergo)
- Gal-Mudug denounces a conference between SFG and regional governments provokes cooperation with the SFG (Radio RBC)
- The governor of Middle Shabelle region appoints committee to mediate two clans (Radio Goobjoog)
- Mandera terror three remanded in Nairobi (The Star Kenya)
- Three injured in Mandera grenade attack (Daily Nation)
- U.N. Envoy to Somalia warns against cutting off remittances (Foreign Policy)
- Security Council encourages Somali political leaders to work together (UN News Centre)
- Special Ops staying put in the horn – for now (Foreign Policy)
Key Headlines
- Integral Horn African Naval Forces trained in Djibouti (Radio Danan)
- Somali man kills his 39-year-old wife in Norway (Sahan Journal)
- Foreign influence within the politics of Somalia (Radio Danan)
- There are no primary services here in Jalalaksi district in Hiiraan region (Radio Muqdisho)
- Somali twin sisters appear taking training with ISIS (Somali Current)
- Ethiopia to deploy extra peace-keeping forces to Somalia South Sudan and Abiye (Addisababaonline)
- Volunteer teachers cushion Mandera County crisis (Sabahi Online)
- China firmly supports Somalia’s peace process: envoy (Xinhua)
- UN Somalia envoy ‘excited and worried’ about political progress in year ahead (UN News) Centre
- Bank to close accounts related to Somalia (Wall Street Journal)
- Man in al-Shabaab getting out of prison (AP/Twincities)
Key Headlines
- Car bomb targets government official in Mogadishu (Radio RBC)
- Inaugural Arabian Sea Region Oil & Gas Summit to be held on 26th-27th May in Muscat Oman (Radio Goobjoog)
- QRC QC open health centre in Somalia (Radio Bar-Kulan)
- Al-Shabab fighters storm police station in Bossaso Bari Region (Radio RBC)
- Puntland official survives bomb attack (Garowe Online)
- Negotiate with north eastern teachers Sabatia MP Alfred Agoi tells government (Standard Media)
- Kisenyi: Al-Shabaab terror suspects remanded further (New Vision Uganda)
- Senior Shabaab leader killed in U.S. drone strike (Los Angeles Times)
- Shabaab commander captured in Somalia (Worldbulletin)
- US bank ending of Somali money transfers to have “catastrophic” impact – TRFN (Reuters)
Key Headlines
- Gunmen kill famous Somali cleric in Baidoa town (Radio Goobjoog)
- Somaliland Government sends huge arms consignment back to Sudan (Garowe Online)
- Minnesota police offer cash reward for information on the killers of Somali man (Sahan Journal)
- Kenya planes conduct airstrike in Yoontooy (Radio Goobjoog)
- A secret British Foreign Office “A base for subversion into Africa” (Geeska Afrika)
- One killed as pirates clash in central town (Horseed Media)
- Acquitted Mombasa terror suspect re-arrested police boss denies knowledge of arrest (The Star)
- Floating arsenal help battle pirates on high seas (Wall Street Journal)
- Between a war and looting Somalis linger in Mayfair (Daily Maverick)
- Dozens missing as migrant boat capsizes off Yemen (Al-Jazeera English)
- Kenya teachers strike fearing Al-Shabaab attacks (BBC News)
Key Headlines
- Mogadishu Mayor: “there has been tax evasion for 25 Years now is the time to pay” (Radio Goobjoog)
- Fighting erupts in South Galkayo (Radio Danan)
- Prominent Somali academic dies (Hiraan Online)
- Somaliland puts seized weapons shipment on display (Garowe Online)
- AU delegation reaches Baidoa (Radio Goobjoog)
- Somali region gets a second micro finance institutions (Addisfortune.net)
- Foreign nationals urged to stay away from townships (SABC News)
- Somali protesters demand teacher resign over Mohammed cartoons (Seattleglobalist)
- As Somali-American fights no-fly list FBI says his brother is most wanted (CS Monitor)
Key Headlines
- Bad weather leaves Hobyo fishermen hungry (Radio Ergo)
- Ex-Bank Chief appointed as Somalia’s FM accused of corruption (Horseed Media)
- The President Hasan Sheikh Mohamud attends IGAD-mediated talks of South Sudan (Radio Goobjoog)
- Water shortage hits many villages in Gedo region (Radio Goobjoog)
- Somaliland denies UN Monitors access to Berbera Port (Garowe Online)
- New security laws justified as Kenya is at war says Solicitor General (Star)
- 38000 Somali children facing starvation (Daily Nation)
- 3 Million Somalis need humanitarian aid (Worldbulletin)
- Former DC-area taxi driver added to most-wanted terrorist list (ABC News)
- Red Emperor Resources falls as it withdraws from Somalia project (Londonsouthwest.co.uk)
