Warning From Galmudug to All International and Somali Media

GalMudug State of Somalia Ministry of Planning & International Cooperation

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ASWJ warns of fleeing Al-Shabaab militants in central Somalia

Ahlu Sunna administration in central Somalia has said fleeing Al-Shabaab militants are flocking to parts of Galgadud region.

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Somalia to revive its Postal cooperation next years, says minister

The government has announced to revive the country's postal cooperation which has been grounded during the last two decades conflict in the country in order to offer the necessary postal services.

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Calm returns to Jowhar town

Calm has returned to Jowhar town, regional capital of Middle Shabelle, a day after Somali and African union forces seized control of the town following Al-Shabaab withdrawal.

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Kenyan soldier, civilian killed in Garissa

A Kenyan military soldier and a civilian were shot dead outside a shop in northern Kenyan town of Garissa on Sunday.

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Susan Rice and Africa’s Unholy Trinity

Susan Rice, the current U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., has been waltzing (or should I say do-se-do-ing) with Africa's slyest, slickest and meanest dictators for nearly two decades. More cynical commentators have said she has been in bed with them, as it were. No doubt, international politics does make…

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Islamist Appealed to the Somalis in Nairobi to take weapons.

Moreover the sheikh added that the attacks are targeted to the only Muslim crowded areas as he indicated the explosion that happen the previous night was organized in other places.

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Al-Shabab to resist from allied forces heading to jowhar.

The residents of Jowhar town have started to flee from the town to the surrounding areas around the town to be saved from the heavy fighting that may explode between Alshabab fighters and the allied forces.

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Two cheers for Somaliland's tribal deception and rigged elections

The Habar Jelo government even managed to disturb peace in the border town of Lughaya near Djibouti, when it threw a tribal election grenade between the Samaroon and Isse clans. The Samaron now claim victory over the Isse after Kulmiye ensured Samaron supporters swept that district. Djibouti has threatened…

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Two more Eastleigh blast victims die

Two more people succumbed to injuries they suffered in the Friday night's blast in Eastleigh increasing the death toll to five.

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President Mohamud jets back to Mogadishu

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud jetted back into the country early on Saturday from Turkey, where he has been touring for the last four days after receiving official invitation from Ankara.

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AMISOM Clarifies a Radio Report about an incident at Halane Military base

There is no evidence to suggest that the women had been poisoned, as alleged in some reports

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What Next for the United Nations in Somalia?

The new shape of the UN Mission for Somalia will ultimately be decided by UN Principals in New York after receiving the review report and after their recommendations find their way into a Security Council Resolution early next year. Close consultations have taken place with the African Union to ensure…

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Government, AMISOM discuss security in Mogadishu

Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon last night held a security meeting with AMISOM force Commander Lt-Gen. Andrew Gutti.

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In Defense of Religious Freedom in Ethiopia

The ruling regime's constitutional duty to respect the religious freedom of its citizens revolves around its obligations to prevent the establishment of an official religion and refrain from interference in the free exercise of religious belief

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Pakistan: MQM and the coming storm

Over the past few months thousands of core terrorists or militants have reached Karachi; and they have taken their positions. The MQM leadership is not oblivious of these developments

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Somalia: Puntland Will Civil war or Free election

Fed up with the continued lawlessness rampant in the Southern and Central Somalia and no longer able to live without a government, a Consultation Conference in 1998 brought together a wide cross-section of the communities from the regions of Northeastern Somalia

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President Mohamud meets his Turkish counterpart in Ankara

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of Somalia on Wednesday held talks with his host Turkish counterpart Abdullah Gül in Ankara, reports say.

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Somalia tops list of most corrupt countries in the world

Somalia has once again emerged the top in the list of the world's most corrupt countries, according to Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index 2012 released today.

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Needy families in Kismayo receive humanitarian aid

Kismayo's interim administration has on Wednesday distributed 340 tonnes of wheat donated by a local aid agency, Yaglel, to needy families in the city.

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