Ethiopia to Free Political Prisoners, Close Prison

Important Steps, but More Rights Reforms Needed

Read More »

Somalia releases jailed ex-minister and government critic

A court in Somalia on Thursday released without charge a former minister and government critic who spent two days in jail after being arrested for alleged treason, an arrest which ignited a smoldering political crisis for the fragile government.

Read More »

Somalia: Al-Shabaab Mogadishu taxation $10 - $70,000 Monthly - UN Report

28. Over the course of the present mandate, Al-Shabaab continued to impose taxation on the business community in Somalia (see also S/2016/919, annex 1.6, and S/2015/801, para. 92).

Read More »

Courageous Dutch lawyer saved my profession of Journalism.

Sunatimes.com - Serving as a media person in Somalia was a horrible exercise that compels you to take many risks including a life-threatening one. The threat is also affecting family members who could be punished because I am exercising my freedom of expression enshrined in the Universal Declaration…

Read More »

Sirculus:Argagixisadda 52 Milyan dollar ayey ka helaan Muqdisho sanad walba ?

Waagacusub.com - Argagixisadda Al-Shabaab ayaa la ogaaday iney Caasimadda Muqdisho oo kaliya sanad walba ka helaan lacag dhan 52 Milyan oo dollar taas oo ay Shirkadaha ganacsigga iyo shacabka Muqdisho uga qaadaan Canshuur aruurin ay ugu magacdareen ZAKAAWAAT.

Read More »

Somalia PM: a political showoff and self-appreciating man

Sunatimes.com - Boundless enthusiasm greeted the election of Somali president, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo, on February 8 by the world's poorest people hoping that he will overcome the country's deteriorating general security, the weak economy, and the crippled public services.

Read More »

"SOMALIAN MINISTER GIVES FALSE EVIDENCE TO AMSTERDAM COURT"

The lawyer, Schouten: "In that case the court will ignore source protection because, under Somalian law, the journalist can be ordered to name his source. This takes away the last vestiges of press freedom in a country in which people are murdered for what they say or commit to paper."

Read More »

Somalia:Journalists discuss media law and criminal defamation

Sunatimes.com - A training on freedom of expression, media law and defamation, organized by the National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ), was today held in Mogadishu, attracting 35 journalists who are working in Mogadishu.

Read More »

SOMALIA: KEATING BRIEFING TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL

Mr. President, The long term as well as immediate challenges facing Somalia remain formidable, whether humanitarian, economic, security or political. The unity of the Council and the solidarity of the international community have been essential to the gradual, if fragile, progress that is being made.

Read More »

Somalische Minister houdt Amsterdamse rechter vals bewijs Voor

Advocaat Schouten: "De rollen worden omgedraaid. Doorgaans wordt de journalist gezien als een publieke waakhond en niet de regeringsleden waarover zij kritisch schrijven. Het is extra wrang dat de rechter zich daarbij baseert op een artikel in The Guardian, waarvan mijn cliënt vorig jaar al heeft…

Read More »

Somalia:List Document retrieved from house of AlShabaab leader

Waagacusub.net– An American unmanned drone launched a missile attack on one of Alshabab's most cold-blooded leaders on Sunday, 30 July 2017 in southern Somalia. The drove attack killed a man, who is dubbed the cruelest terror mastermind in the Mogadishu's history.

Read More »

Somalia:Document retrieved from house of Shabaab leader - list

Waagacusub.net– An American unmanned drone launched a missile attack on one of Alshabab's most cold-blooded leaders on Sunday, 30 July 2017 in southern Somalia. The drove attack killed a man, who is dubbed the cruelest terror mastermind in the Mogadishu's history.

Read More »

Somalia: Alshabab's death list emerges after its Mogadishu's terror mastermind was killed by US areal strike=

Sunatimes.com – An American unmanned drone launched a missile attack on one of Alshabab's most cold-blooded leaders on Sunday, 30 July 2017 in southern Somalia. The drove attack killed a man, who is dubbed the cruelest terror mastermind in the Mogadishu's history.

Read More »

Somalia: Jubba airways manager joined pro Qatar camp

Sunatimes.com - Somali MP Said Nur Gariish joined a Somali group that advocate for the support of Qatar government. The MP failed to be neutral like other members of parliament.

Read More »

Somalia: Rule of Law vs. Rule of Men

Sunatimes.com - "Patriotism means to stand by the country. It does not mean to stand by the president or any other public official, save exactly to the degree in which he himself stands by the country. It is patriotic to support him insofar as he efficiently serves the country. It is unpatriotic…

Read More »

impeachment motion against Somalia President - treason

Sunatimes.com - 110 MPs and senators have signed motion that asks removal of Somali president Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, whom they accuse of treason after he violated article 36 & 37 of the Somali constitution.

Read More »

Journalist sues Somalia Minister in Dutch Court

Journalist sues Somalian Minister who accuses him of being a blackmailer after he publishes critical press about him. AmsterdamCourt 14:00

Read More »

Somali government has forcefully transferred a political refuge to Ethiopia

The current president of Somalia, Mohamed Abdullahi "Farmajo, and his accomplices, the Prime Minister Mr Hassan Ali Khayre, The National security advisor, Gen. Bashir Mohamed Jamac-Goobe, the Head of NISA Mr. Abdullahi Mohamed Ali "Sanbalolshe" have committed a national crime against the…

Read More »

Somalia: Senior Villa Somalia Official Arrested - Extremist abuse

Sunatimes.com - Presidential Director of Public Works Abdirahim Mudey was arrested by Presidential Guards inside the Villa Somalia compound shortly after he stood at the Villa's mosque during Friday prayers and blasted what her termed "unjust and oppression" treatment by senior government…

Read More »

Somalia's army chief: Raid killed civilians, not extremists

Sunatimes.com — Somalia's army chief says civilians, not extremists, were killed in a military operation Friday that both the United States and Somalia say they will investigate.

Read More »