December 13, 2016 | Daily Monitoring Report

Key Headlines

Puntland Concludes Lower House Elections (Garowe Online)
Somali Police Warns Over Illegal Cutting Of Trees In Hiiraan Region (Goobjoog News)
National Leadership Forum Members Expected To Meet In Mogadishu (Jowhar.com)
SNA Denies Claims That Al-Shabaab Captured El Wak (Shabelle News)
Measles Outbreak Poses New Threat To Children In Somalia (UNICEF)
AMISOM Commends Role Played By Female Peacekeepers In Stabilizing Somalia (AMISOM)
Somali Maritime Rights: Kenya’s Expansionist Doctrine And Danger Game (Hiiraan Online)

Somalia Increases Female Voters And Candidates To Beat 30% Threshold For 2016 Polls (Goobjoog News)
National Leadership Forum(NLF) Calls For The Formation Of Hiiraan And Middle Shabelle Federal State
SNA Recaptures Training Camp From Al-Shabaab Fighters In Middle Shabelle (Goobjoog News)
Somali Interior Minister Sacks Kahda DC (Shabelle News)
More Than 190 Police Recruits Graduate In Baidoa (AMISOM)
Ilhan Omar Makes History With Victory Over Long-serving Rep. Phyllis Kahn (Star Tribune)
Kenyan Born Athlete To Represent Somalia At Rio Olympics (Tuko.co.ke)

New EU Support For Somalia Kenya And Mauritius Announced During Top Development Event (European Commission)
Afgoye Administration Bans Holding Illegal Weapons (Shabelle News)
Puntland Bans Firearms From Nomads In Parts Of The State (Goobjoog News)
Somali Police Tighten Bardere Security (Shabelle News)
Puntland President Addresses Parliament As 37th Session Starts (Garowe Online)
International Day Of The African Child (AFP)
Uhuru Asks UN To Increase Support For Amisom Somalia Security (The Star)
Somalia Moves To Shore Up Government Ahead Of National Elections (Voice of America)

The following document is an analysis of Somali-related press coverage throughout the months of AUGUST – OCTOBER 2011 {filelink=3}

The following document is an analysis of Somali-related press coverage throughout the months of March-April 2011. {filelink=2}

The following document is an analysis of Somali-related press coverage throughout the months of January-February 2011. {filelink=1}