Somalia: Km-50 airport in lower Shabelle’s service suspended

Mogadishu(Sunatimes)-Km-50 airport in the lower Shabelle region, south Mogadishu are reported to have its service suspended by militant militias there, Kat trader said.

Somalia: Pirates Release Kidnapped Minister

By Yahye Mohamed

Somalia: Pirates Clash with Puntland Police

By Yahye Mohamed

Somalia: Somaliland is not ours any more. Awdalland is our own.

A reply to Mudane Mohamed Mouse of Ottawa

Somalia: AU appoints new high representative for Somalia

The Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union appoints Mr. Jerry John Rawlings as the AU High Representative for Somalia

Somalia: US to bring new president to Somalia

By Mohamed Farah

Serious rift in Soomalia’s Al’shabaab after relations

By : Adan Diini

SOMALIA: From Finest to Failed State

Somalia was once a role model for Africa

SOMALIA: From Finest to Failed State

Somalia was once a role model for Africa

Somalia: Al-shabab’s Finance Officer in Juba Missing

By Abdi Salaan Abdulle

Somalia:River Shabelle Reduces Its Water Level in Beletweyne

By Abdi Salaan Abdulle

Universal Television banned from Somaliland

By Abdi Salaan Abdulle

Somalia: Thursday fighting kills 5 in the capital

Civilians still continue to suffer in the fighting.

Somalia: University lecturer turns into warlord

By:Ahmed J.Garane

Somalia:Increasing challenges to delivering healthcare in Somalia put patients’ lives at risk

By Ahmed Dahir Noor

SomaliaAll AMISOM Troops Accounted For 7 October 2010

By Barigye Ba-Hoku

Somalia: Is Hawiye’s Call Emotion or Nightmare?

Nairobi (Keydmedia.net)- Somali's political issues are changing time to time and early suspicion about northern Somali individuals who are said that they leading to the southern areas into bad future and wars, turned into clear story to many southern community elders and figures.

Somalia: Fighting in Mogadishu intensifies the latest three days and the death toll and injuries rise

MOGADISHU (Keydmedia.net)- The heavy fighting between the transitional federal government backed by the African union peacekeeping forces intensified the latest three days in the capital Mogadishu, killing 70 people and wounding twice the dead number, reports said.