Key Headlines

• Somali Forces Capture Villages From Al-Shabaab (Xinhuanet)
• Differences Threaten Leaders Forum In Mogadishu (Garowe Online)
• 50 MPs Sign Motion Against Southwest President (jowhar.com)
• Egypt’s Sisi Stresses Unity Sovereignty Of Somalia (Xinhuanet)
• Somaliland Launches Flagship Job Creation Programme (Africa Business Communities)
• Muqdisho Blasts: Tears Were Our Only Hope (Wardheer News)

Key Headlines

• Align Laws With New Federal System To Avoid Inter-governmental Conflicts-AG (Goobjoog News)
• General Indha Adde Criticizes Sacking Of Police And Intelligence Chiefs (Shabelle News )
• Southwest Members of Parliament In Deadlock Over Anti-President Motion (Garowe Online)
• AMISOM Reviews Its Gender Strategy Plan Ahead Of The Planned Drawdown (AMISOM)
• Somalia Remains World’s Worst for Unsolved Journalist Murders (VOA)
• UAE Meddling In The Somali Domestic Affairs (Hiiraan Online)

Key Headlines

• Former PM Gedi Calls For Unity To Defeat Extremism In Somalia (Goobjoog News)
• Survivor Recounts Hotel Siege That Killed Family Members (Garowe Online)
• Turkish Troops Will Take Part In Securing Somalia PM Kheyre Says (Radio Dalsan)
• QRC Provides Medical Help To Mogadishu Bombing Victims (Gulf Times)
• Mogadishu Massacre: Policy Policing And Intelligence Failures (Hiiraan Online)

Key Headlines

• Officials: Somalia Preparing For Large-scale Offensive Against Al-Shabaab (VOA)
• Somali Intel Chief Accuses Western Agencies And Govts Of Doublespeak And Intel Profiteering (Goobjoog News)
• Government Forces Clash In Mogadishu (Radio Mustaqbal)
• Government Says It Regularly Pays Salaries (Hiiraan Online)
• Exclusive: Inside The Secret Mission That Got A Navy SEAL Killed In Africa (The Daily Beast)
• Strategic Partnership Basis Of Turkish-Somali Cooperation (Daily Sabah)

Key Headlines

• Suicide Bomber And Baby Killed In Botched Terror Plot In Mogadishu (Goobjoog News)
• Policewoman Shot Dead In Mogadishu (Radio Dalsan)
• Heavy Inter-Clan Fighting Renews Near Galkayo Town (Shabelle News)
• Galmudug Says It May Not Attend Mogadishu Conference (Dhacdo.com)
• AU UN And Somali Federal Government Hold Crisis Meeting On Mogadishu Bomb Attack (AMISOM)
• Somali-American Father Killed In Bombing Dreamed Of Building A Place That Was More Than ‘War And Guns (ABC News)

Key Headlines

• Islamic State Claims Attack In Somalia (VOA)
• Federal Member States Accept To Attend Upcoming Mogadishu Security Meeting (Goobjoog News)
• Djibouti Pledges To Back Somalia In New Offensive On Alshabab (Radio Dalsan)
• Somali PM Makes First Official Visit To Turkey (TRT World)
• Somalia’s 9/11 (The Strategist)

Key Headlines

• Mayor Thabit Opens Counselling Center For October 14 Survivors (Radio Dalsan)
• We Need To Settle Our Differences Amicably And Forgive One Another- PM Khaire (Gooobjoog News)
• Ethiopia Affirms Solidarity With Somalia In Fighting Al-Shabaab (Shabelle News)
• AMISOM Force Commander Reiterates The Mission’s Continued Support To Somali National Army (AMISOM)
• AU Calls For More Funding For Its Peacekeeping Mission In Somalia (Xinhuanet)
• I Was An Eyewitness To The Mogadishu Bomb. I’m Alive But Heartbroken (The Guardian)

Key Headlines

• Not Time Yet For Amisom Exit South West State Leader Adan Says (Goobjoog News)
• President Farmaajo Meets The President Of Uganda (Jowhar.com)
• Second HirShabelle State Leader To Be Inaugurated Today (Goobjoog News)
• Senators Sharply Divided Over The Federal Member States Stand Over Federal Government (Dhacdo.com)
• AMISOM Calls For End Of Use Of Child Soldiers In Somalia (Xinhua)
• Deadly Somalia Blast Reveals Flaws In Intelligence Efforts (Reuters)

• President Farmaajo Calls For A Joint Session Of The Two Houses Of Parliament (Hiiraan Online)
• Western Governments Suspend Release Of Saturday’s Attack Investigation Results (Dhacdo.com)
• Televised Debate Held For Somaliland’s Three Presidential Candidates (Hiiraan Online)
• Mogadishu Shows Resilience Starts Rebuilding Site Of Deadly Bombing (VOA)
• Little Mogadishu’ Mourns A Massacre (News Deeply)
• Can Somalia Ever Win Against Al-Shabaab? (Foreign Policy)