Somali president orders central bank governor not to release $9.6M in 'illicit' UAE money - AA

Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed ordered the central bank governor not to release nearly $10 million in "illicit" money Friday that was seized from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in 2018 at Adan Adde International Airport in Mogadishu.

La CIJ accorde à la Somalie une partie de la zone maritime revendiquée par le Kenya • FRANCE 24

 

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Al menos ocho muertos al explotar un suicida un coche bomba en Somalia

 

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Mogadishu Police Chief Survives Al-Shabab Attack, Several Killed - FARS

(FNA)- At least four people have been killed and nine others wounded after a suicide car bombing targeted a convoy carrying Mogadishu’s police chief, according to Somali officials.

U.S. airstrikes target Islamic State "fighters" in Somalia

Two U.S. airstrikes targeted the Islamic State in Somalia for the first time, killing "several" militants, the U.S. military said Friday.

At least 29 dead in Mogadishu hotel attack

At least 29 people have been killed in an attack on a hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu after a near 12-hour siege, police have said.

300 migrants jetés à la mer en 24h près du Yémen, des dizaines de morts

Quelque 300 Africains ont été intentionnellement jetés à la mer en 24 heures par des passeurs au large du Yémen, dont des dizaines sont morts ou portés disparus, illustrant le traitement inhumain dont sont victimes des migrants à la recherche d'une vie meilleure.

Somali refugees killed near Bab al-Mandeb Strait

Dozens of Somali refugees have been killed off the coast of Hodeidah in  Yemen after a helicopter attacked the boat they were travelling in, according to the International Organization for Migration.

110 die in cholera outbreak in Somalia

At least 110 people have been killed and several left in serious conditions after cholera broke out in southern Somalia in the past two days, Prime minister Hassan Ali Khaire said Saturday.

Up to 35 killed in car bombing at Mogadishu market

Up to 35 people were killed on Sunday when a car packed with explosives blew up near a busy intersection in Mogadishu, the local Xogdoon news reports, citing police.  Several other people were reported to be injured.

At least 28 killed in Shabaab attack on Mogadishu hotel

At least 28 people were killed after two car bombs exploded outside a popular Mogadishu hotel Wednesday, and gunmen forced their way inside the building and opened fire, police said.

Nobel de la Paz : En el último año de gobierno de Obama, EE.UU. lanzó más de 26.000 bombas en siete países

En el último año de gobierno del presidente Barack Obama -quien ganó el premio Nobel de la Paz en 2009-, EE.UU. ha lanzado 26.171 bombas en siete países, según un informe del Consejo de Relaciones Exteriores, una organización estadounidense especializada en política exterior.

Somalia asks US to explain strike that 'killed troops'

Somalia's government has requested an explanation from the United States for an air raid that it says killed 22 soldiers and civilians in the north of the country.

Obama: ‘No doubt’ US drones have killed civilians

President Barack Obama acknowledged on Friday that "civilians were killed that shouldn't have been" in past U.S. drone strikes, but said the administration is now "very cautious" about striking where women or children are present.

'More than 150' Shebab fighters killed in US drone strike in Somalia

A US air strike on a Shebab training camp in Somalia over the weekend killed more than 150 fighters who were planning a large-scale attack, the Pentagon said Monday.

Somalia: Security Council reauthorizes international naval forces to fight piracy off East Africa

 UN, 10 November 2015 – The United Nations Security Council today renewed for another year its authorization for international naval forces to join in fighting piracy off the coast of Somalia, stressing that while the threat from Somali pirates has declined, it still remains a matter of “grave concern.”

Despite conflict, almost 70,000 people flee to Yemen in 2015 (UN)

The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said on Tuesday that despite the ongoing conflict in Yemen, nearly 70,000 refugees, asylum-seekers, and migrants -- primarily from Ethiopia and Somalia -- have arrived by boat in Yemen so far this year.

East Africa countries seek funds to curb El Niño effects

East African countries said Wednesday they are facing financial constraints to help mitigate impact of El Niño whose effects are already being felt in some regions.

Kenya strikes Shabaab training camps in Somalia (Anadolu Agency)

Kenyan warplanes and tanks on Monday struck training camps of the Al-Shabaab militant group inside neighboring Somalia – an apparent response to last week's attack on a university campus in which 149 people were killed.