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Rapper/songwriter K'naan tries his hand at writing/directing film
Somali-Canadian rapper K'naan has long drawn musical inspiration from his troubled homeland.
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Violence in Somalia scares investors, aid workers
A spate of attacks by Islamic insurgents in Somalia's capital is forcing investors, businessmen and aid workers to have second thoughts about expanding operations in Mogadishu.
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Canadian sisters on front lines of rebuilding Somalia
Ottawa-raised sisters Ilwad Elman, 23, and Iman Elman, 21, pose inside the Elman Peace Centre, a rape crisis shelter in Mogadishu.
Polio Outbreak In Kenya: A Threat To Global Eradication
A 4-month-old girl came down with paralysis on April 30, and then two healthy kids nearby also tested positive for the virus.
Polio Outbreak In Kenya: A Threat To Global Eradication
A baby receives a polio vaccine at the Medina Maternal Child Health center in Mogadishu, Somalia.
Somalia and the slippery slope of 'Jubbaland'
If the latest development in Somalia gives you the feeling of being trapped in the Twilight Zone - somewhere between relative security and renewed bloodshed - you are not alone.
Somali lawmakers withdraw confidence vote against PM
Somali members of parliament shelved a vote of confidence against the prime minister on Wednesday, but warned the government it would face further parliamentary rebellions if it did not do more to improve the economy and security.
Robbery victims assisted by thieves
In the aftermath of Second World War, in a meeting held on 24th October 1945 in San Francisco, the Charter of United Nations Organization was finalized and countries liberated from the AXIS Forces were named "Occupied Enemy Territories" and they were recognized as existing countries.
Milton's Memorial Day Brings Commander from 'Black Hawk Down'
Milton will hold its sixth annual Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 27, with retired Col.
Reporters safety group issues Somalia warning
Journalists and aid workers are among those considered most at risk of crime and kidnapping in Somalia, a reporters' safety monitoring group said.
Somali government says guns won't decide disputed port's fate
Somalia's new government said on Monday it was pursuing talks to resolve rival claims for control in the south that have stoked fears of a return to the clan wars that pitched the nation into anarchy two decades ago.
Ugandan Soldiers Return After Spending a Year in Somalia
Ugandan soldiers from Battle Group 9+, under the command of Colonel Stephen Mugerwa, have completed their 13 month tour of duty and began to return home.
Somalia: Iranians Convicted of Illegal Fishing in Puntland State Waters
A Bossaso court convicted on Sunday, 78 Iranians who were caught in April illegally fishing in Puntland state waters, Garowe Online reports.
Gene Kamena: Warriors of Benghazi were abandoned
They do not give a damn about altered talking points, personal or political agendas, or Sunday talk shows.
Somalia: President Madobe Nominates Gen. Fartaag As Jubaland Vice President
The newly elected president of Jubaland state in southern Somalia has nominated Gen.
College Commencement Speaker Emphasizes Empathy
Women's rights advocate and founder of the Run for Congo Women campaign Lisa Shannon called on graduates of the College to exercise empathy as a means of empowerment at commencement Saturday morning.
"Fortunately, some of the court officers inside had guns and this slowed them down - stopped from killing everyone, because they were well-armed." MOGADISHU, SOMALIA-Everyone in Mogadishu knew an attack was imminent.
I say "controversially" because of the subject's sensitivity and because reducing such a complicated, subjective phenomenon to a single metric - the frequency with which people in a certain country said they would not want neighbors of a different race - is going to produce some highly disputable results.
Kenya wants the Amison troops in Somalia expanded
Deputy President William Ruto said the instability in Somalia is piling pressure on Kenya's security situation.
Ethiopia Playing at Being Good Neighbours
Somali government forces march during an army day parade in Mogadishu, Somalia. The country's armed forces are not strong enough to control the threat of the Islamism extremist group Al-Shabaab and are propped up by Ethiopian troops and African Union peace-keepers. Credit: Abdurrahman Warsameh/IPS - Despite comments by Ethiopian Prime Minister ... (more)