| Thu, 27 Feb 2014 Soldiers targeted in tea shop attack
An Islamist militant suicide bomber has driven a car into a Mogadishu cafe frequented by members of Somalia security forces, killing at least 10 people and blowing the place to bits. | Al Shabaab said it had carried out the attack, which followed an assault by its fight... | 7 killed in explosion in Mogadishu
At least seven people were killed when a car bomb exploded near a cafe in an area close to the national security headquarters in Somalia's capital, Reuters reports, citing police. The cafe, located near the city's Lido beach, was often frequented by security officials. ... | Somalia Shebab bomb attack kills seven
Somalia's Shebab said it had carried out a car bombing that killed at least seven people in the capital Mogadishu Thursday, targeting security forces at a cafe close to the intelligence headquarters. | Police said seven people had been killed, but some witnesses said th... | Security Council ‘appalled’ at deadly bomb blast in Somali capital
27 February 2014 – | The United Nations Security Council said it is “appalled” by today’s terrorist attack in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, for which the Islamic insurgent group Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility and which has killed at least 1... | Al-Shabaab claims Mogadishu suicide bombing that killed 12
MOGADISHU, Somalia -- Islamist extremist group al-Shabaab on Thursday claimed responsibility for killing at least 12 people by crashing a car bomb into a cafe in the Somali capital of Mogadishu. | Al-Shabaab "hit its target well enough. Several government security agent... | 50,000 Somali kids at risk: UN, gov't ask for help
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somalia's 2011 famine is over. Militants have been pushed out of Mogadishu. Political progress is being made. And yet the U.N. and Somali government are pleading with international donors to help a country they say is still in crisis. | Aid groups... | |
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