June 18, 2015 | Morning Headlines

Key Headlines

  • Delivering As One: Federal Government Of Somalia UN EU And Donor Partners Launch New Joint Programmes Through The  Somalia Development and Reconstruction Facility (Somaliland Sun)
  • Minister Of Petroleum & Mineral Resource’s Visit To The United States of America (Dalsan Radio)
  • Hassan Shiekh Returns To Mogadishu (RBC Radio)
  • Delegates Endorse Central State Charter (Goobjoog News)
  • Sharmarke Expresses Optimism Over Resolution Of Jubbaland Stand-Off (Wacaal Media)
  • Somali Parliament Set To Vote On Media Law (Radio Danan)
  • Some 5000 Children Vaccinated In A Campaign Against Polio
  • Kenyan President Says Troops Will Stay In Somalia (Yahoo News/AFP)
  • China Donates Office Equipment To Somali Women Organization (Global Post/Xinhua)
  • Coast Anti-terrorism Police Question Wife Of Said Abdalla Hemed (Coast Week/Xinhua)
  • The Somalis Who Mark Ramadan – In A Synagogue (The Guardian)
June 18, 2015 | Morning Headlines

June 17, 2015 | Daily Monitoring Report

Key Headlines

  • Ahlu Sunna Told To Leave Dhusa Mareb (Somali Current)
  • Ahlu Suna New Proposals For Peace In Central Regional State Formation (Radio Dalsan)
  • Reconciliation Conference in Hiran Set for Extension (Goobjoog News)
  • Somalia AMISOM Police To Ensure Safety During Ramadhan ( Shabelle News)
  • Puntland Leader Sacks 8 Ministers In First Cabinet Reshuffle (Garowe Online)
  • Somalia Aviation Minister Visits ICAO Headquarters (Goobjoog News)
  • Muslims Advised To Pray For War Victims This Ramadan (The Observer)
  • MSDF Anti-Piracy Mission Off Somalia To Be Extended By Another Year (Japan Times)
  • Somali Man Accused In Amanda Lindhout Kidnapping Intends To Seek Legal Aid (Ottawa Citizen)
  • Independence Day Of Somalia Celebrated In St. Cloud Minnesota (Wire Service Blog)
  • A Disheveled Sharmarke Comes To The Beltway (Wardheer News)

June 17, 2015 | Morning Headlines

Key Headlines

  • Mogadishu Security Swoop Nets Militants In Mogadishu (Radio Danan)
  • Puntland President Makes Major Cabinet Reshuffle (Horseed Media)
  • Fire Outbreak In Hamarjadiid Market Halts Business Activities (Goobjoog News)
  • Government Delegation Faces Hurdles In Talks With Ahlusuna As Group Demands Naming Of Upcoming State After Themselves. (Wacaal Media)
  • AU Leaders Took Important Decisions At 25th Summit (The Citizen South Africa)
  • How Kenya Defense Forces Trailed Lamu Attackers (The Star Kenya)
  • World Food Program Cuts will Affect Nearly 1000 Participating in Salesian Programs at Kakuma Refugee Camp (Mission Newswire)
  • On Living And Learning In Somalia: ‘For Every Story Of Violence…There Are 100 Stories Of Compassion’ (Minnpost)
  • Why Italy Is Campaigning Against Somali Compact? (Geeska Afrika)
June 17, 2015 | Morning Headlines

June 16, 2015 | Daily Monitoring Report

Key Headlines

  • Somali Islamists Kill At Least Three Soldiers In Roadside Blast (Reuters)
  • Heavy Presence Of Armed Forces In Baidoa As Regional State Seeks To Thwart Terror Attacks( Wacaal Media)
  • Hope for Somali Children On The International Day Of The African Child (Goobjoog News)
  • Baidoa Youth Put Skills Training Into Practice (Radio Ergo)
  • Somali President Meets Tanzanian President (Goobjoog News)
  • Intellectuals From Gedo Region Brush Aside Jubbaland Draft Constitution (Wacaal Media)
  • Kenya Security Forces On High Alert For Al-Shabaab Militants (SpyGhana/Xinhua)
  • ‘Don’t Cry For Me I’ll Be In Paradise’: Body Of Briton Who Died Fighting For Al-Shabaab Islamists Will Stay In Kenya ( Daily Mail)
  • Faces Of The Somali Remittance Crisis ( The Stranger)
  • Somaliland Surprise Stars Of African Nations Cup UK (WSC.com)
  • Hedge Fund Managers Pitch In To Give Young Somalis An Education ( Institutional Investor)
  • Should Somali Government Print Money? (RBC Radio)

June 16, 2015 | Morning Headlines

Key Headlines

  • Kenya Says It Killed Al-Shabaab Commander (The Gulf Today)
  • Unitary National Examinations Begins In Somalia (Somali Current)
  • Somalia Football Federation Accused Of Fraud Mishandling Funds  (Garowe Online)
  • Somalia Launches Campaign To Tackle Deforestation (Horseed Media)
  • Puntland President Convenes Parliament Warns Of Violation Of Constitution( Garowe Online)
  • Jubbaland Diaspora Welcome Constitution Establishment (RBC Radio)
  • Kenya Says It Killed Al-Shabaab Commander (The Gulf Today)
  • MP: Remove KDF From Somalia To Save Money (Standard Digital)
  • Mother of Al-Shabaab’s Thomas Evans Says ‘World Has Fallen Apart’ (BBC News)
  • Uganda Sends More Troops To Somalia (Star Africa)
  • President Abdiweli( Gaas) Has Failed To Honour His Promises To- SSC  Region of Puntland (Wardheer News)
June 16, 2015 | Morning Headlines

June 15, 2015 | Daily Monitoring Report

Key Headlines

  • Interior Minister Heads To Dhuusamareeb As Federal Government Seeks To Resolve Ahlusuna Stand-off(Wacaal Media)
  • Gedo Elders Oppose IJA Regional Charter (Goobjoog News)
  • Puntland President To Open The 35th Session Of The Puntland Parliament (Radio RBC)
  • GarissaWajir And Mandera Residents Begin 30 Day Peace Walk (Radio Bar-Kulan)
  • Somali Government Set To Print More Money (Somali Current)
  • Sustainable Charcoal Reduction Summit Held in Mogadishu (Goobjoog News)
  • From Dadaab Refugee Camp To Harvard University (Sahan Journal)
  • British Terrorist Thomas Evans Among 11 Al-Shabaab Militia Killed In Lamu (The Star Kenya)
  • Amanda Lindhout speaks out on arrest of Somali man accused in kidnapping (The Toronto Star)
  • Al-Shabab Garissa Raid: Militants Storm Kenya Border Village Target Military Vehicle With IED(International Business Times)
  • Dadaab Refugees Live In Fear Of Camp Closure (Standard Digital)
  • A President In Search Of Foreign Trips (Hiiraan Online)
  • Global Somali Women Launch Movement To Play An Important Role In Politics (Sahan Journal)
  • Somali Female MPs Complete Capacity Building Training On The Law And Media (AMISOM)

June 15, 2015 | Morning Headlines

Key Headlines

  • 11 Al-Shabaab Fighters Died In Baure Attack: KDF (Daily Nation)
  • Somalia President In South Africa To Attend 25th AU Summit (Somali Current)
  • Public Transport Driver Killed For Refusing to Pay Illegal Charges (Goobjoog News)
  • Somaliland Moves To Raise Tensions In Disputed Region (Horseed Media)
  • Livestock Vessel Catches Fire Off Somalia Coast (Garowe Online)
  • Security Forces Disarm Residents In Baidoa (Goobjoog News)
  • Polio Vaccinators Not Always Welcome In Mogadishu (Radio Ergo)
  • Suspected Al-Shabaab Militants Raid Mangai Village In Lamu (Daily Nation)
  • Senior Al-Shabaab Commander Slain In Southwest Somalia (Press TV)
  • I’d Like To Call Somalia Home But Can’t (Standard Digital)
  • No Military Involvement In Arrest Of Somali Kidnapping Suspect: Kenney (CTV News)
  • Somalia Chefs Are  Cooking Up A Storm In Mogadishu Restaurants (Coastweek/Xinhua)
  • AMISOM Supports Training Of FGS Officials In Conflict Mediation And Resolution In Ghana (AMISOM)
June 15, 2015 | Morning Headlines

June 12, 2015 | Daily Monitoring Report

Key Headlines

  • Ethiopian Forces Repulse Al-Shabaab In Fierce Gunfight After Ambush In Bay Region (Wacaal Media)
  • Somalia Seeks More Participation In Eala Affairs As It Awaits EAC Approval (Goobjoog News)
  • Farmers Fleeing Drought Arrive In Bardale (Radio Ergo)
  • Somalia Police Force Recruits High School Graduates (Somali Current)
  • Federal Government Seeks To Resolve Stand-off With Jubbaland (Wacaal Media)
  • Gedo Admin Denies Big Rally Against AU Held In South Somalia (Shabelle News)
  • Charcoal Traffic: One Million Bags Of Terror (Standard Digital)
  • Kenya To Restrict Dadaab Refugee Movement Over Al-Al-Shabaab Concerns (Xinhua)
  • Minnesota Somali-American Ordered Held For Trial On Charges Of Trying To Help Islamic State(Reuters/Yahoo News)
  • Security Sector Gets Lion Share In Budget Allocation (Capital News)
  • Somali Event Aims To Promote Respect Understanding (SC Times)
  • Can E-learning Save The Somali Language Of The Next Generation? (Hiiraan Online)

June 12, 2015 | Morning Headlines

Key Headlines

  • Delegates Accuse Technical Committee And Interior Minister of Hijacking Adaado State Making Process(Wacaal Media)
  • US Congressman Battles To Keep Somali Remittances Open (Hiiraan Online)
  • You Must Deliver Somali President Warns Cabinet Members (Somali Current)
  • US And Somalia Discuss Possible Cooperation Against Al-Shabaab Militants (Horseed Media)
  • Federalization Dominates Puntland Cabinet Meeting (Garowe Online)
  • Anti ‘Kay’ Protests In Dhuusamareeb Following Envoy’s Call To Ahlu Sunna Wal Jama’a (Wacaal Media
  • Drugs Divorce And Despair: Somalia’s Forgotten Male War Victims (Yahoo News/Reuters)
  • Somalia Seeks More Participation In Eala Affairs As It Awaits EAC Approval (Daily Nation)
  • Parents Knew Of Somali-American Men’s Plan To Join ISIL Feds Say (Star Tribune)
  • Kenya Government Seeks To Voluntarily Repatriate 10000 Somalis (Yahoo News/Associated Press)
  • Kenyan Court Orders Muslim Groups Removed From “Terror List” (Reuters)
  • We Have A Deal: African Leaders Sign Off On Much-awaited Common Market ‘Super Bloc’
June 12, 2015 | Morning Headlines

June 11, 2015 | Daily Monitoring Report

Key Headlines

  • Somalia Petitions To Join EAC (RBC Radio)
  • Somalia’s Humanitarian Crisis Remains Fragile Says UN Humanitarian Coordination Office (Somali Update)
  • UAE Delivers Second Military Aid To Somalia (Goobjoog News)Win The Heart Of The Win Win The Heart Of The Citizens To Defeat Al-Shabaab Somalia Government Told (Somali Current)
  • Tribal Clashes Leave 10 Dead In War-sheikh Town (Shabelle News)
  • Somali Foreign Minister Says OIC Relevant Despite Numerous Challenges (Radio Dalsan)
  • UN Peacekeepers Regularly ‘Swap Jewellery And Dresses For Sex’ Finds Report (The Telegraph)
  • AU Summit Gives South Africa Chance to Calm Xenophobia Outrage (Bloomberg Business)
  • Kenya Shifts Anti-terror Focus Offers Amnesty To Militant Youth (World Magazine)
  • A Former Muslim’s Grave Warning To America (American Thinker)
  • Maine City Recruiting Somalis As Cops (wnd.com)
  • Kenya: Education Crisis Looms Near Border With Somalia As 2000 Teachers Flee Due To Al-Shabaab Attacks (International Business Times)