Key Headlines
- Families returning to Gedo from Dadaab refugee camps (Ergo Radio)
- Ahlu Sunna group hails Dhusamarreb reconciliation conference (Radio Bar-kulan)
- Somali PM set to expand cabinet (Hiraan Online)
- Three Somali jihadists fighting for ISIS killed in Syria (Horseed media)
- Twenty-seven Al-Shabaab fighters killed in airstrikes in Lower Jubba region (Radio Bar-kulan)
- Serbia appoints new ambassador to Somalia (Horseed Media)
- Acquitted terror suspect now deported to Somalia (The Star)
- Rep wants KDF out of Somalia (The Star)
- Turkey extends naval presence off Somali coast (Today’s Zaman)
- EU training mission in Somalia: Gen. Maggi an Italian is new commander (Onuitalia.com)
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
- 100 army recruits commence military training in Mahas ( Radio Bar-kulan)
- Somaliland offloads ‘illegal’ arms on seized ship (Hiraan Online)
- OIC to assist Somalia in reopening of 21 diplomatic missions (Radio Bar-kulan)
- Somaliland responds to allegations by Puntland (Garowe online)
- Forces launch security operations in El-buur district (Radio Goobjoog)
- Seven Mandera terror suspects remanded (Standard media)
- Somalia set for two new development projects (Fifa.com)
- A playground in Somalia lets kids frolic after decades of war (AP/Hiraan online)
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
- Landmine explosion occurs in Marko town (Radio Goobjoog)
- Jubaland forces conduct security sweep (Garowe Online)
- Reconciliation conference in Dhuusamareeb enters its second day (Radio Goobjoog)
- Cholera outbreak confirmed in Jowhar (Radio Ergo)
- EU decries discrimination against Somalia’s minority women (Radio Bar-kulan)
- Somali parliaments endorse PM’s vote delay request (Hiraan Online)
- Kalonzo Musyoka cautions against profiling of terror suspects (Standard Media)
- Several killed in Somalia airstrike (Digital Journal)
- Somalia making progress against Shabaab president tells AA (Anadolu)
- Former Amniyat boss rejects al-Shabaab ideology serves blow to terror group (Sabahi Onlin)
- Minority Somali women facing sexual violence – report (Star)
- AU summit concludes after deliberation on Africa’s key challenges (Xinhua/Hiraan Online)
- Man jailed two years for threatening police officers (Malta times)
- Bank crackdown threatens remittances to Somalia (Foreign policy)
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)
Key Headlines
- Joint forces take more rebel-held villages (Hiiraan Online)
- Hamarjajab district won Benadir sanitation campaign contest (Radio Bar-kulan)
- The installation of solar-powered lights kicks off on Industrial Road.(Radio Goobjoog)
- Somali lawmakers unanimously pass national treasury bill (Radio RBC)
- Somali writers showcase their works at Cairo Book Fair (Radio Danan)
- Police arrest suspected mastermind of deadly Mandera attacks (Daily Nation)
- Sh2 billion for irrigation in North Kenya (Star)
- UN: Somalia’s food situation improving but still at risk (Voice of America English)
- US court in Virginia to hear two Somali pirates’ appeals (AP/Washington top news)
Key Headlines
- Gedo military officials capture Al-shabaab members (Radio Goobjoog/Garowe Online)
- President Hassan in Addis Ababa for AU Summit (Garowe Online/Radio Goobjoog)
- Galmudug welcomes new Somali cabinet (Radio Bar-kulan/Radio Goobjoog)
- Hiran Governor refutes claims that he is forming his own militia (Radio Goobjoog)
- IJA forces recover areas from Al-Shabab (Radio Goobjoog/Mareeg Media)
- Somaliland interior minister vows to contain banditry activities in Hargeisa (Radio Bar-kulan)
- Al-Shabaab victims seek justice government support (Sabahi Online)
- Somalia PM urges Parliament to pass his new Cabinet list (Daily Nation)
- EU warship escorts UN food supplies to Somalia (Xinhua/China.org)
- Minneapolis FBI refused to use Somali outreach for spying (Star Tribune)
Key Headlines
- The administration and elders of Buulo Burde vow to fight Al-shabab (Radio Goobjoog)
- Ali Ameriko meets with South African high commissioner to Kenya (Radio Bar-Kulan)
- EUCAP Nestor to deploy in Puntland (Horseed Media)
- Two warring clans clinch peace deal in Afgooye (Garowe Online)
- Galmudug State commends central State formation conference in Adado (Radio Goobjoog)
- Interior CS Nkaissery pledges to end insecurity in counties on Kenya-Somali border (Daily Nation)
- Thousands of foreigners seek refuge in Mayfair (Mail & Guardian)
- Minnesotan charged with trying to aid ISIS released to halfway house (MPR News)
Key Headlines
- Somali President: the door is always open to those who reject Al-Shabaab’s doctrine of destruction and embrace peace” (Dalsan Radio)
- Fresh clashes erupts in Lego Lower Shabelle (Radio Goobjoog)
- ASWJ welcomes Somali premier’s new cabinet lineup (Radio Bar-kulan)
- EHAHRDP supports historic first country visit by the African Commission’s Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Defenders (Mareeg Media)
- Five women die in childbirth in Lower Juba (Radio Ergo/Radio Bar-kulan)
- Militias kill a young man in Bakara market (Radio Danan)
- Alarm raised over Somalia pupils influx (Daily Nation)
- Training on governance (Star Kenya)
- Kenyan forces militants clash in Somalia; 5 killed (Worldbulletin)
- Somali suicide bomber lived in Switzerland (Associated Press)
- Minneapolis police’s Somali outreach gets national attention (Star Tribune)
- Hundreds of Somali refugees call East Texas home (KTRE)
