| Sat 15 Feb 2014 |
Arms for Somalia 'diverted to militias’
Sydney Morning Herald New York: United Nations monitors have found evidence that arms shipments to the Somali government have been diverted to clan militias and in one case were destined for an al-Shabab rebel commander. | A confidential report by the Somalia and Eritrea ... |
Arms for Somalia 'diverted to militias’
Canberra Times Strife: Two Somali soldiers walk past after a car bomb explosion near Mogadishu's airport on Thursday. Photo: AFP | New York: United Nations monitors have found evidence that arms shipments to the Somali government have been diverted to clan militias... |
Arms for Somalia diverted to militias: UN experts
New Straits/Business Times UNITED NATIONS: UN monitors have found evidence that arms shipments to the Somali government have been diverted to clan militias and in one case were destined for a Shebab rebel commander. | A confidential report by the Somalia and Eritrea Monitoring... |
UN says arms for Somalia diverted to militias
Al Jazeera UN monitors say they have found evidence that arms shipments to the Somali government have been diverted to clan militias and in one case were destined for an al-Shabab rebel commander. | A confidential report by the Somalia and Eritrea Monitoring Gr... |
Arms for Somalia government diverted to militias: UN experts
The Times Of India UNITED NATIONS: UN monitors have found evidence that arms shipments to the Somali government have been diverted to clan militias and in one case were destined for a Shebab rebel commander. | A confidential report by the Somalia and Eritrea Monitoring... |
Living like a Somalian to look like Brad Pitt
New Straits/Business Times I MUST confess that these last few months, I have been worrying about my weight gain. A 2kg weight gain is alarming enough. A 5kg weight gain is catastrophic. | I have not slowed down on my exercises, including strenuous workouts on the treadmill and... |
News From Africa
Scoop Saturday, 15 February 2014, 9:04 am | Press Release: | News From Africa | ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, February 13, 2014/African Press Organization (APO)/ -- The Second High Level Meeting of the Africa-EU Energy Partnership was held at Ministerial level on... |
| Fri 14 Feb 2014 |
Turkey condemns attack on UN convoy in Somalia
Turkish Press ANKARA - Turkey's Foreign Ministry has condemned Thursday's deadly attack on a United Nation (UN) convoy in Somali capital Mogadishu. | "We strongly condemn the terrorist attack which targeted an UN Convoy near the airport in Mogadishu... resulting i... |
Somalia diverting arms to al-Shabab, UN report claims
BBC News A UN report has warned that "systematic abuses" by Somalia's government have allowed weapons to be diverted to warlords and al Shabab militants. | The report for the UN's sanctions committee calls for the restoration of an arms em... |
The World’s Best (Unaltered) Photos
The New York Times In order to view this feature, you must download the latest version of flash player here. | In a striking departure from past years, the World Press Photo top prize was given not for a hard-news image, but was awarded to John Stanmeyer for a photo of... |
Fisherman Safe After Being Rescued at Sea By EU Naval Force Frigate FGS Hessen
All Africa [EU Navfor]On Wednesday 12 February 2014, a German Navy sailor, who was conducting 'lookout' duties on the bridge of Federal German Ship (FGS) Hessen, sighted a person waving for help from the top of a capsized boat off the Somali coast. ... |
Police Tell Rape Survivor to Wash Her Blood Off Floor and Go Home
All Africa [AlertNet]The Somali government should deploy police officers to protect vulnerable women in camps for displaced people and stop arresting and persecuting rape victims who try to report such crimes, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Thursday. ... |
Govt Must Protect, Not Arrest and Harass, Rape Survivors - HRW
All Africa [AlertNet]The Somali government should stop arresting and persecuting rape victims and instead deploy police officers to protect vulnerable women in camps for displaced people, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Thursday. ... |
Mother of British soldier stabbed to death in nightclub weeps at inquest as his Somalian ...
The Daily Mail Lisa Minott’s son Fusilier David Collins, 18, was fatally knifed in the heart with a switchblade as he tried settle a dispute in a nightclub in the resort of Ayia Napa. ... |
Five challenges for Somalia’s economic reconstruction
IRINnews NAIROBI, 14 February 2014 (IRIN) - Somalia’s economy has managed to survive state collapse, maintaining throughout the country’s two-decade-long civil war. Now, with political recovery and transition slowly underway, the country’s e... |
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