March 4, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

SNA Convoy Targeted With Explosives (Radio Danan/Universal TV )
Defense Minister Hold Talks With Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jamaah Officials (Radio Goobjoog)
Benadir Hospital Receives Donation From AMISOM Police (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Sharia Court Sentences Government Soldier To Death In Gedo (Radio Goobjoog)
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Receives Qatar Diplomat (Radio Muqdisho)
Belet Hawo: 11 Arrested (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Longest-Held Pirate Captives Released (Emirates 24/7 News )
Radio Journalists Given Hefty Fines In Somalia One Still Detained (CPJ)
Canada Helping Brits Buy ‘Bosnian’ And ‘Somali’ Targets For Shooting Practice (Global News)
Somalia: A Land Of Opportunity? (Al Jazeera )
Somali Remittances Are A Matter Of Life And Death (Seattle Times)
Reflections On The Life And Learnings Of Prof. Said Samatar (African Arguments )
What Your Advisors Will Not Tell You – An Open Letter to President Hassan Sh. Mohamud (Hiiraan Online)

March 3, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

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Severe Humanitarian Crisis Looms In Galgaduud (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Puntland Democratization Minister Hands Over Office (Garowe Online)
Hundreds Of Baidoa Residents Strike Over Alleged Food Theft (Radio Goobjoog)
Defense Minister Visits Dhusamareb (Radio Bar-Kulan)
One Person Dies In Konis Stadium Amid Commotion (Radio Danan)
Bulla Burte: Residents Call For Roads To Open (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Police Deployed To Parliament Over Possible Terror Attack (Star kenya)
AMISOM Police Engage Somali Youth Through Football Matches (AMISOM News)
The Great Wall Of Kenya (Daily Maverick)
Somalia Should Declare War On Two Enemies (Radio RBC)

March 2, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

Car Explosion In Galkaayo Kills Customs-Duty Chief (Radio Goobjoog)
Bad Weather Hampers Advance In Galgala: Puntland Army Chief (Garowe Online)
Police In Hargeisa Arrest Three Terror Suspects (Radio Danan)
Somali Militants Execute Convicted ‘Witch’ (Hiiraan Online)
Somali National Army Claims Victory Over Al Shabab in El-Bur (Radio Goobjoog)
20 Kenyan ‘Hostages’ (The Star Kenya)
Somalia And Djibouti Pledge To Promote Somali language (Coastweek/Xinhua News)
UAE At The Heart Of Anti-Terror Push (Emirates News Agency)
Somali Army’s Battle With Al-Shabab Leaves At Least 51 Dead (Bloomberg)
Angry Local Somalis Allege Racial Profiling Harassment At Airports (Star Tribune)
Somalia’s Al Shabaab Injures Police In Mogadishu Car Bomb (Reuters)
Eight Al-Shabaab Militants Killed In Somalia (Business Standard/IANS)
Central Bank Chief Battles To keep Somalia Connected To World Finance (Reuters)
U.K. Jihadists First Drawn To Al-Shabaab In Somalia (Wall Street Journal)
Nkaissery Democracy Is Not The Root Of Terrorism (Daily Nation)
Somali Remittances: The Reality (Hiiraan Online)

February 27, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

Somali Gov’t Meets International Partners To Review Security Under The New Deal Compact (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Federal MPs Call For End To Clan Violence In Central Somalia (Garowe Online)
Meeting On Harmful Effects Of Khat Held In Mogadishu (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Immigrants Want Government Help To Restart Money Transfers To Somalia (Midnimo)
Beledweyn IDPs In Desperate Situation (Radio Goobjoog)
Finance Ministry Official Survives Explosion (Radio Danan)
One Killed Two Injured by Gunmen In Mandera Attack (Daily Nation)
Untrained Teachers Hired To Avert Crisis (Standard Media)
Inside Somalia’s Eyl Families Pay For Piracy Crackdown (Al Jazeera)
Disruption In Sending Cash Home Distresses Somali Immigrants (VOA)
The Rise Of Somali Women (Anniversary Films)
The Other Side Of Somalia’s Pirates (Al Jazeera)
BBC Somali Social-Media Audiences To Interview EU Ambassador To Somalia (BBC)

February 26, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

Prominent Somali Scholar Dies In The US (Hiiraan Online)
Three Children Die Of Thirst In Bakol (Radio Ergo)
Elders In Dolow To Be Flown To Kismayo For Assembly Selection (Radio Goobjoog)
Woman’s Dead Body Collected from Liido Beach (Radio Danan)
Somalia’s New Information Minister Takes Office (Radio Bar-Kulan)
President Hassan Meets The Ambassador Of Netherlands To Somalia (Radio Danan)
Colonel Olanya Handed Six Month Jail Term (New Vision)
Infographic – How Remittances Move From Overseas To Somalia (The East African)
173 People Die In Extremist Attacks In Kenya In 2014: Police (AP)
Sumaya Ysl Death: Toronto Police Investigate Death Of Young Somali Trans Woman In Canada (The Independent)
Labour Choose British-Somali Londoner To Stand Against George Galloway (The Guardian)
My Friend The Suicide Bomber: Meet The Men Recruited To Kill – Video (The Guardian)
After Nominating New Ambassador Is the U.S. Really Deepening Ties in Somalia? (Somalia Newsroom)

February 25, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

Fighting Erupts In Guriel Between Somali Forces And Ahlu Suna Militants (Radio Dalsan)
Authorities in Middle Shabelle And Elders Discuss Clearing Road Blocks (Radio Goobjoog)
Two Children Died Of Thirst In Yeed Bakol (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Mahas Administration: “Government Forces Killed Al-Shabab Ring Leader” (Radio Goobjoog)
Government To Come Up With A Plan To Reduce Fire Incidents (Radio Danan)
Fishermen In Eyl Complain About Illegal Vessels (Garowe Online)
Al Shabaab Kills Somali Soldiers In Puntland Ambush (World Bulletin)
Democracy Exposes Kenya To Terrorism – Nkaissery (Star Kenya)
Al-Shabaab Getting Publicity It Wanted Somali Leaders Say (CBS Local)
Somalia: Majority Of Capital Residents Surveyed Feel Safer Than In 2013 (Christian Science Monitor)
The Oscar-Nominated ‘Pirate’ Working To Bring Good Fortune To Somalia (CNN)
Hawala Closure: Anti-terrorism Regulation That Boosts Radicalization (Somali Current)

February 24, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

Fire Engulfs Fuel Market In Mogadishu (Hiiraan Online)
Puntland Forces Repel Al Shabaab Attack (Garowe Online)
Several Arrested In Connection With Murder Cases In Wadajir District In Mogadishu (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Somali Police Force In Dhuusa-Mareeb Launches Security Operations( Radio Goobjoog)
Turkish Ambassador To Somalia Visits Kismayo (Radio Bar-kulan/Radio Goobjoog)
Khalifa Foundation To Build Water Project In Somalia (Gulf news)
AMISOM: Al Shabaab Is Doomed To Fail (The Insider Uganda)
East Africa’s Bloc Says Terrorists Won’t Stop Efforts To Stabilise Somalia (Xinhua News/China.org)
Security Chief Warns Shoppers After Terror Threat (BBC)
Al-Shabaab Video Shows How Far It Lags Behind In ‘Jihadi Draft’ (The Guardian)
In The Footsteps Of Somalia’s Civil War (CNN)

February 23, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

Mohamud Guelleh Tour Djiboutian Peacekeeping Force Bases (Garowe Online)
Former Somali Lawmaker Says He Knew Hotel Suicide Bomber (Xikmo News)
Arrests Made After Mogadishu Hotel Bombing (Hiiraan Online)
Modest And Fragile Food Security Improvements (Somali Globe)
IDPs Evicted From Camps In Kismayo (Radio Ergo)
Joseph Nkaiserry Says Terrorists Now Using Mosques (Standard Media)
Kenya Endorses New Somalia State (The Star)
Dutch Dual Nationals In Mogadishu Hotel Suicide Bombings (AFP/Yahoo News)
Al-Shabaab Threatens Malls Some In U.S.; FBI downplays threat (CNN)
Turkey Extends Naval Mission In Gulf of Aden (Turkish Weekly)
The Hollywood Pirate Returning To Somalia (Newsweek)
Choking Off The Somali Hawala (Warscapes)

February 20, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

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Somali Remittance Services Set To Stop On Thursday (Hiiraan Online)
Mogadishu Residents Welcome Ongoing Security Scoop (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Chief Of The Djibouti Defence Forces Major General Zakaria Sheikh Arrives Beledweyn Hiran (Radio Goobjoog)
Puntland Military Tribunal In Garowe Withdraws Verdict On Al-Shabaab Members (RBC Radio)
Scrap Terrorism Charges Against Journalists EAJA Tells Governments (Somali Current)
East African Community Initiates Process To Establish Political Federation (Standard Media)
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Somali Ambassador Sign MoU (Emirates News Agency)
Somalis Panic As Cash Flow Dries Up After U.S. Remittance Lifeline Cut (Reuters)
Somali Lawmakers Position Themselves For 2016 Election (Voice of America)
Can The Feds Stop Islamic State Recruiters From Preying On Somali Americans? (Vice)

February 19, 2015 | Morning Headlines.

Key Headlines

Security Sweep In Beledweyne Nets 50 Suspects (Garowe Online)
Khat Import Resumes After Temporary Halt Over Increased Cost (Radio Dalsan)
Ministry For Security Details The Security Operations in Mogadishu (Radio Goobjoog)
FAO Establishes New Butchery In Galkayo (Radio Bar-Kulan)
Somalia President Meets Ethiopian PM (Garowe Online)
Mixed Reactions As Kenya Farmers Suspend Somalia ‘Miraa’ Export (Coastweek)
Somalia Lauds Kuwait’s Leading Humanitarian Role (Kuwait News Agency)
Donor-Backed Body Questions Somali State Contract Awards (Reuters Africa)
La Brezza Owner Marco Abdi Dead At 59 (Calgary Herald)
Terror Groups Take Advantage Of Power Vacuums Insecurity To Thrive at Home (CNN.com)