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    Somalia: high alert after minister Suicide attack

    Al-Shabab militants battling Somalia's fragile government use suicide bombers to demoralize the government and their African backers.

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Al-Shabab militants battling Somalia's fragile government use suicide bombers to demoralize the government and their African backers.

Mogadishu(Sunatimes) The African union peacekeepers in Mogadishu are saying that its troops are on high alert after TFG's minister of interior affairs was murdered in a brutal suicide bomb on last Friday.

A spokesman for the African union peacekeepers known as AMISOM  backing Somalia's transitional federal fragile government says his forces are on high alert a day after a suspected female suicide bomber killed the country's interior minister.

Major Paddy Ankunda said Saturday the AU force is on alert after AL-Qaeda linked militants of al-Shabab vowed to carry out "brazen attacks deep inside enemy territory."

Interior Minister Abdishakur Sheikh Hassan  was killed on Friday in an explosion in his home which is believed of being carrying out a female person who were detonated in his room and died as a result of the injury ,

The female bomber was returned to the country from South Africa according to the Abdi's brother Wehlie who spoke to the press in Mogadishu to day confirming the lady was a member of their relatives who may not be considered as doing like this crime,

Al-Shabab militants battling Somalia's fragile government use suicide bombers to demoralize the government and their African backers.

Somalia has not had an effective government for two decades.

By Hawo Abdulle




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