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Somali militant group Al-Shabaab has clashed with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia. Both sides claim to have inflicted heavy casualties in Thursday's fighting. It's one of the bloodiest clashes in the country for months. From Mogadishu, CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has the story
The terror group Islamic State claimed its first attack in Somalia earlier this week – though the claim has not been verified by forces on the ground. Meanwhile Al-Shabab militants have stepped up their attacks as Somalia prepares for elections later this year. As VOA’s Henry Ridgwell reports, there are growing frustrations among Somalia’s western backers over the country’s slow progress in forming its own armed forces to establish security after 25 years of chaos.
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- published: 29 Apr 2016
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Over the last two years Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and its foreign counterparts have been training the Alpha Group, an elite unit of Somalia’s national security forces capable of responding to any security crisis in the capital of Mogadishu.
Credible sources in the government told Somalia Report that Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed was behind the idea of creation of this elite unit to beef up the capability of the police and military units in responding to emergency situations, aid the police in special operations and investigations into areas abandoned by the al-Shabaab fighters, and to protect the security of the foreign diplomats coming to the capital.
Some of the 300 forces who are former al-Shabaab fighters can identify the remnants of militants in the areas of Elasha Biyaha, Bakara Market or throughout the capital. Many of its soldiers are also reported to be former Islamists or members of the Islamic Union courts (IUC) and also include some former Somalia’s national armed forces with insight into the people of the city.
“The Somali government is moving slowly to recruit special security forces including former al-Shabaab defectors as well as some former Islamist members who were part of Islamic Courts Union's (ICU),” said a former Hisbul Islam fighter who asked to be remained unnamed.
Alpha Group, a well-organized unit based near Aden Adde International Airport, operate to a higher standard and exhibit better discipline than other government soldiers who are often accused of looting the locals. They have sophisticated equipment and their faces remain covered when conducting operations in the capital.
Source close to this Unit told Somalia Report that these forces receive a regular salary from a US government-contracted security company in Mogadishu, although the name of the company remains confidential. Ahmed Mo’alin Fiqi, the director of the Somali National Security Agency, manages the salary of this unit with the consultation of the concerned parties like including the president.
The elite unit also carries out operations involving the detonation and removal of explosives, and searching for weapons and remnants of the al-Shabab fighters in those areas seized by the TFG. After the TFG forces seize land from the al-Shabaab, Alpha Group soldiers step in to ensure the area is safe for residents to return.
- published: 29 Nov 2015
- views: 4153
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, al-Shabab, has vowed to recapture all Somali territory that it lost in the past year during battles with government forces and African Union peacekeepers.
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera conducted earlier this month, al-Shabab spokesman Sheikh Ali Dheere said the rebel group was not on the back foot despite the recent losses.
"Al-Shabab leaving those towns only shows a change of tactics. We will not be finished. Somalia belongs to al-Shabab. The land and the people are ours. We will not leave our land because of an enemy," Ali Dheere said, adding that there was no chance of holding talks with the government.
- published: 24 Feb 2014
- views: 41423
Somalia is set to enjoy more insurance products as its first foreign owned firm, Malaysian Assurance Alliance hands over full ownership to Europe's Zurich Insurance. The Malaysian owned firm has been operating in the country for a year offering motor vehicle, health and marine insurance. For Somalis, the sale translates to cheaper policies and expansion to rural areas. Zurich Insurance is set to take full ownership of the company after the deal received regulatory approval, giving Europe's fifth-biggest insurer a foothold in the world's second largest Islamic insurance market.
- published: 05 May 2016
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12 April, 2012 - SOMALIA -- Somalia's Islamist terror group al Shabab wants to rid the Muslim country of all Christians and is specifically targeting Christian converts from Islam.
Al Shabab recently joined with al Qaeda and wants Sharia law implemented in the country.
An al Shabab video that swept the Internet in September 2008 shows the brutal beheading of 25-year-old aid worker Mansour Mohammed. His crime? Mohammed converted to Christianity in 2005.
Blindfolded, Tortured
One year ago, a Muslim convert to Christianity was awakened in his home by al Shabab soldiers. CBN News agreed to protect his identity, giving him the name "Abdi."
"They ransacked my house, searched my bag, and found several pages from a Bible," he told CBN News. "They had crosses on them."
Abdi was taken away, imprisoned, and tortured.
"I was blindfolded and they put me in a dark, underground cell. They beat me up with a wooden baton," he explained.
"They wanted to know where I got the Bible pages and if I knew of any others like me," he continued. "When they finally took the blindfold off, I noticed three dead bodies in the room. They placed them there just to frighten me."
Abdi's torturers said they were going to kill him. But late one night, he and two cellmates made a daring escape.
"The guards thought they had locked our cell door, but it wasn't locked. We opened it, ran to the wall, and started climbing," Abdi recalled. "The guards opened fire on us. Bullets killed one of my cellmates, but the other prisoner and I jumped over the wall."
Abdi reunited with his family and is now living in a safe place. He said he still suffers physical pain from the torture he endured. But spiritually, he said he feels closer to God.
"I was happy to go through all this because now I am stronger spiritually," Abdi said. "People prayed for me to escape. Their prayers are what saved my life."
Publicly Flogged
Somali Christian leaders estimate fewer than 200 Christians exist in this country of 10 million.
Secret believers, like one woman who asked that we call her Fozia, often suffer punishment and humiliation for refusing to conform to Islamic law.
Fozia said as a Christian, she could not bring herself to abide by al Shabab's requirement that women wear a burka. While Fozia dressed modestly, she did not want her face fully covered.
Al Shabab Sharia police, similar to those seen on patrol in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, noticed Fozia walking in public without a burka.
"They said the clothing I was wearing was unacceptable. They said I was naked," she explained.
Fozia received a public flogging -- 30 lashes -- as her punishment. Afterwards, she inched her way home despite debilitating injuries.
She told CBN News that a female neighbor came to her house to wash her wounds.
"I was bleeding; my flesh was peeling," Fozia recalled. "It was extremely painful."
Fozia said it is too risky to own a Bible, so she listens to nightly Christian radio broadcasts from neighboring Kenya.
Finding Refuge
Fozia found refuge at the home of a Christian friend in another Somali city. But what happens to other Somali Christians when their lives are threatened for leaving Islam?
Some are receiving help from an American mission group. CBN News traveled to a secret Christian safe house sponsored by Voice of the Martyrs (http://www.persecution.com/).
It's located in the Horn of Africa. The exact location cannot be revealed to avoid endangering the lives of the former Muslims who live there.
At the safe house, Somali Christians gather for a time of worship and Bible study. It not only gives former Muslims a place to eat and sleep, it provides them with spiritual fellowship and discipleship.
The house is run by mature believers who host no more than two people at a time. Eventually, it will help these temporary residents transition to life on their own.
Basmah was seven months pregnant when her Muslim husband divorced her. With nowhere to go, she returned to her mother's house, where she delivered her baby.
But when Basmah's family discovered she had become a Christian, her stepfather kicked her out of the house.
"He said I was infecting the entire household and he threatened to kill me if I didn't leave," she told CBN News.
She was forced to live on the street with her infant until a VOM worker met her and offered her refuge at the safe house.
"I was praying that God would give me a house where I could sleep," Basmah said. "This is a very good house, a house of worship, a house of God. He answered my prayers."
Pray for Endurance
Fozia and other Somali Christians are praying for a better life -- one free from the oppression of al Shabab and other Islamists.
"Pray that we Somali believers will live our lives closer to the kingdom of God," Fozia asked. "Pray that we will endure the weight of life in this Islamic nation."
- published: 12 Apr 2012
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Somalia (/səˈmɑːliə, soʊ-, -ljə/so-MAH-lee-ə; Somali: Soomaaliya; Arabic: الصومال aṣ-Ṣūmāl), officially the Federal Republic of Somalia (Somali: Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, Arabic: جمهورية الصومال الفدرالية Jumhūrīyat aṣ-Ṣūmāl al-Fidirālīyah), is a country located in the Horn of Africa. It is bordered by Ethiopia to the west, Djibouti to the northwest, the Gulf of Aden to the north, the Indian Ocean to the east, and Kenya to the southwest. Somalia has the longest coastline on the continent's mainland, and its terrain consists mainly of plateaus, plains and highlands. Climatically, hot conditions prevail year-round, with periodic monsoon winds and irregular rainfall.
Somalia has a population of around 10.8 million. Around 85% of its residents are ethnic Somalis, who have historically inhabited the northern part of the country. Ethnic minorities are largely concentrated in the southern regions. The official languages of Somalia are Somali and Arabic, both of which belong to the Afroasiatic family. Most people in the country are Muslim, with the majority being Sunni.
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2:08Somali militant group clash with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia
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Over the last two years Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and its foreign counterparts have been training the Alpha Group, an elite unit of Somalia’s national security forces capable of responding to any security crisis in the capital of Mogadishu. Credible sources in the government told Somalia Report that Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed was behind the idea of creation of this elite unit to beef up the capability of the police and military units in responding to emergency situations, aid the police in special operations and investigations into areas abandoned by the al-Shabaab fighters, and to protect the security of the foreign diplomats coming to the capital. Some of the 300 forces who are former al-Shabaab fighters can identify the remnants of militants in the areas of Elasha Biyaha, Bakara Market or throughout the capital. Many of its soldiers are also reported to be former Islamists or members of the Islamic Union courts (IUC) and also include some former Somalia’s national armed forces with insight into the people of the city. “The Somali government is moving slowly to recruit special security forces including former al-Shabaab defectors as well as some former Islamist members who were part of Islamic Courts Union's (ICU),” said a former Hisbul Islam fighter who asked to be remained unnamed. Alpha Group, a well-organized unit based near Aden Adde International Airport, operate to a higher standard and exhibit better discipline than other government soldiers who are often accused of looting the locals. They have sophisticated equipment and their faces remain covered when conducting operations in the capital. Source close to this Unit told Somalia Report that these forces receive a regular salary from a US government-contracted security company in Mogadishu, although the name of the company remains confidential. Ahmed Mo’alin Fiqi, the director of the Somali National Security Agency, manages the salary of this unit with the consultation of the concerned parties like including the president. The elite unit also carries out operations involving the detonation and removal of explosives, and searching for weapons and remnants of the al-Shabab fighters in those areas seized by the TFG. After the TFG forces seize land from the al-Shabaab, Alpha Group soldiers step in to ensure the area is safe for residents to return. -
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0:34Somalia's insurance market: Zurich Group acquires Malaysian unit
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Somalia is set to enjoy more insurance products as its first foreign owned firm, Malaysian Assurance Alliance hands over full ownership to Europe's Zurich Insurance. The Malaysian owned firm has been operating in the country for a year offering motor vehicle, health and marine insurance. For Somalis, the sale translates to cheaper policies and expansion to rural areas. Zurich Insurance is set to take full ownership of the company after the deal received regulatory approval, giving Europe's fifth-biggest insurer a foothold in the world's second largest Islamic insurance market. -
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4:47Islamist Terror Group Wants Somalia Rid of Christians
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12 April, 2012 - SOMALIA -- Somalia's Islamist terror group al Shabab wants to rid the Muslim country of all Christians and is specifically targeting Christian converts from Islam. Al Shabab recently joined with al Qaeda and wants Sharia law implemented in the country. An al Shabab video that swept the Internet in September 2008 shows the brutal beheading of 25-year-old aid worker Mansour Mohammed. His crime? Mohammed converted to Christianity in 2005. Blindfolded, Tortured One year ago, a Muslim convert to Christianity was awakened in his home by al Shabab soldiers. CBN News agreed to protect his identity, giving him the name "Abdi." "They ransacked my house, searched my bag, and found several pages from a Bible," he told CBN News. "They had crosses on them." Abdi was taken away, imprisoned, and tortured. "I was blindfolded and they put me in a dark, underground cell. They beat me up with a wooden baton," he explained. "They wanted to know where I got the Bible pages and if I knew of any others like me," he continued. "When they finally took the blindfold off, I noticed three dead bodies in the room. They placed them there just to frighten me." Abdi's torturers said they were going to kill him. But late one night, he and two cellmates made a daring escape. "The guards thought they had locked our cell door, but it wasn't locked. We opened it, ran to the wall, and started climbing," Abdi recalled. "The guards opened fire on us. Bullets killed one of my cellmates, but the other prisoner and I jumped over the wall." Abdi reunited with his family and is now living in a safe place. He said he still suffers physical pain from the torture he endured. But spiritually, he said he feels closer to God. "I was happy to go through all this because now I am stronger spiritually," Abdi said. "People prayed for me to escape. Their prayers are what saved my life." Publicly Flogged Somali Christian leaders estimate fewer than 200 Christians exist in this country of 10 million. Secret believers, like one woman who asked that we call her Fozia, often suffer punishment and humiliation for refusing to conform to Islamic law. Fozia said as a Christian, she could not bring herself to abide by al Shabab's requirement that women wear a burka. While Fozia dressed modestly, she did not want her face fully covered. Al Shabab Sharia police, similar to those seen on patrol in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, noticed Fozia walking in public without a burka. "They said the clothing I was wearing was unacceptable. They said I was naked," she explained. Fozia received a public flogging -- 30 lashes -- as her punishment. Afterwards, she inched her way home despite debilitating injuries. She told CBN News that a female neighbor came to her house to wash her wounds. "I was bleeding; my flesh was peeling," Fozia recalled. "It was extremely painful." Fozia said it is too risky to own a Bible, so she listens to nightly Christian radio broadcasts from neighboring Kenya. Finding Refuge Fozia found refuge at the home of a Christian friend in another Somali city. But what happens to other Somali Christians when their lives are threatened for leaving Islam? Some are receiving help from an American mission group. CBN News traveled to a secret Christian safe house sponsored by Voice of the Martyrs (http://www.persecution.com/). It's located in the Horn of Africa. The exact location cannot be revealed to avoid endangering the lives of the former Muslims who live there. At the safe house, Somali Christians gather for a time of worship and Bible study. It not only gives former Muslims a place to eat and sleep, it provides them with spiritual fellowship and discipleship. The house is run by mature believers who host no more than two people at a time. Eventually, it will help these temporary residents transition to life on their own. Basmah was seven months pregnant when her Muslim husband divorced her. With nowhere to go, she returned to her mother's house, where she delivered her baby. But when Basmah's family discovered she had become a Christian, her stepfather kicked her out of the house. "He said I was infecting the entire household and he threatened to kill me if I didn't leave," she told CBN News. She was forced to live on the street with her infant until a VOM worker met her and offered her refuge at the safe house. "I was praying that God would give me a house where I could sleep," Basmah said. "This is a very good house, a house of worship, a house of God. He answered my prayers." Pray for Endurance Fozia and other Somali Christians are praying for a better life -- one free from the oppression of al Shabab and other Islamists. "Pray that we Somali believers will live our lives closer to the kingdom of God," Fozia asked. "Pray that we will endure the weight of life in this Islamic nation." -
1:41U.S. military operation targets terror group in Somalia
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Somali militant group clash with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia
Somali militant group Al-Shabaab has clashed with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia. Both sides claim to have inflicted heavy casualties in Thursday's fighting. It's one of the bloodiest clashes in the country for months. From Mogadishu, CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has the story
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Nabad Sugida Alfa Group Somalia National Army
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Terror group Islamic State claims its first attack in Somalia
The terror group Islamic State claimed its first attack in Somalia earlier this week – though the claim has not been verified by forces on the ground. Meanwhile Al-Shabab militants have stepped up their attacks as Somalia prepares for elections later this year. As VOA’s Henry Ridgwell reports, there are growing frustrations among Somalia’s western backers over the country’s slow progress in forming its own armed forces to establish security after 25 years of chaos. Watch KTN Live http://www.ktnkenya.tv/live Watch KTN News http://www.ktnnews.com Follow us on http://www.twitter.com/ktnkenya Like us on http://www.facebook.com/ktnkenya
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Somalia national Interligence security agence NISA ( S.W.A.T Team)
Over the last two years Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and its foreign counterparts have been training the Alpha Group, an elite unit of Somalia’s national security forces capable of responding to any security crisis in the capital of Mogadishu. Credible sources in the government told Somalia Report that Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed was behind the idea of creation of this elite unit to beef up the capability of the police and military units in responding to emergency situations, aid the police in special operations and investigations into areas abandoned by the al-Shabaab fighters, and to protect the security of the foreign diplomats coming to the capital. Some of the 300 forces who are former al-Shabaab fighters can identify the remnants of militants in the area...
published: 29 Nov 2015 -
Somalia's al-Shabab group vows comeback
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, al-Shabab, has vowed to recapture all Somali territory that it lost in the past year during battles with government forces and African Union peacekeepers. In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera conducted earlier this month, al-Shabab spokesman Sheikh Ali Dheere said the rebel group was not on the back foot despite the recent losses. "Al-Shabab leaving those towns only shows a change of tactics. We will not be finished. Somalia belongs to al-Shabab. The land and the people are ours. We will not leave our land because of an enemy," Ali Dheere said, adding that there was no chance of holding talks with the government.
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Somalia's insurance market: Zurich Group acquires Malaysian unit
Somalia is set to enjoy more insurance products as its first foreign owned firm, Malaysian Assurance Alliance hands over full ownership to Europe's Zurich Insurance. The Malaysian owned firm has been operating in the country for a year offering motor vehicle, health and marine insurance. For Somalis, the sale translates to cheaper policies and expansion to rural areas. Zurich Insurance is set to take full ownership of the company after the deal received regulatory approval, giving Europe's fifth-biggest insurer a foothold in the world's second largest Islamic insurance market.
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Islamist Terror Group Wants Somalia Rid of Christians
12 April, 2012 - SOMALIA -- Somalia's Islamist terror group al Shabab wants to rid the Muslim country of all Christians and is specifically targeting Christian converts from Islam. Al Shabab recently joined with al Qaeda and wants Sharia law implemented in the country. An al Shabab video that swept the Internet in September 2008 shows the brutal beheading of 25-year-old aid worker Mansour Mohammed. His crime? Mohammed converted to Christianity in 2005. Blindfolded, Tortured One year ago, a Muslim convert to Christianity was awakened in his home by al Shabab soldiers. CBN News agreed to protect his identity, giving him the name "Abdi." "They ransacked my house, searched my bag, and found several pages from a Bible," he told CBN News. "They had crosses on them." Abdi was taken away, im...
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Somali militant group clash with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia
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Somali militant group Al-Shabaab has clashed with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia. Both sides claim to have inflicted heavy casualties in Thursday's fightin...
Somali militant group Al-Shabaab has clashed with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia. Both sides claim to have inflicted heavy casualties in Thursday's fighting. It's one of the bloodiest clashes in the country for months. From Mogadishu, CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has the story
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Somali militant group Al-Shabaab has clashed with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia. Both sides claim to have inflicted heavy casualties in Thursday's fighting. It's one of the bloodiest clashes in the country for months. From Mogadishu, CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has the story
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Nabad Sugida Alfa Group Somalia National Army
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(Alfa group & Swat team) Somalia international security team in 2015
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The national intelligence & security agence
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Terror group Islamic State claims its first attack in Somalia
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The terror group Islamic State claimed its first attack in Somalia earlier this week – though the claim has not been verified by forces on the ground. Meanwhile...
The terror group Islamic State claimed its first attack in Somalia earlier this week – though the claim has not been verified by forces on the ground. Meanwhile Al-Shabab militants have stepped up their attacks as Somalia prepares for elections later this year. As VOA’s Henry Ridgwell reports, there are growing frustrations among Somalia’s western backers over the country’s slow progress in forming its own armed forces to establish security after 25 years of chaos.
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The terror group Islamic State claimed its first attack in Somalia earlier this week – though the claim has not been verified by forces on the ground. Meanwhile Al-Shabab militants have stepped up their attacks as Somalia prepares for elections later this year. As VOA’s Henry Ridgwell reports, there are growing frustrations among Somalia’s western backers over the country’s slow progress in forming its own armed forces to establish security after 25 years of chaos.
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Somalia national Interligence security agence NISA ( S.W.A.T Team)
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- Updated: 29 Nov 2015
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Over the last two years Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and its foreign counterparts have been training the Alpha Group, an elite unit of Somali...
Over the last two years Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and its foreign counterparts have been training the Alpha Group, an elite unit of Somalia’s national security forces capable of responding to any security crisis in the capital of Mogadishu.
Credible sources in the government told Somalia Report that Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed was behind the idea of creation of this elite unit to beef up the capability of the police and military units in responding to emergency situations, aid the police in special operations and investigations into areas abandoned by the al-Shabaab fighters, and to protect the security of the foreign diplomats coming to the capital.
Some of the 300 forces who are former al-Shabaab fighters can identify the remnants of militants in the areas of Elasha Biyaha, Bakara Market or throughout the capital. Many of its soldiers are also reported to be former Islamists or members of the Islamic Union courts (IUC) and also include some former Somalia’s national armed forces with insight into the people of the city.
“The Somali government is moving slowly to recruit special security forces including former al-Shabaab defectors as well as some former Islamist members who were part of Islamic Courts Union's (ICU),” said a former Hisbul Islam fighter who asked to be remained unnamed.
Alpha Group, a well-organized unit based near Aden Adde International Airport, operate to a higher standard and exhibit better discipline than other government soldiers who are often accused of looting the locals. They have sophisticated equipment and their faces remain covered when conducting operations in the capital.
Source close to this Unit told Somalia Report that these forces receive a regular salary from a US government-contracted security company in Mogadishu, although the name of the company remains confidential. Ahmed Mo’alin Fiqi, the director of the Somali National Security Agency, manages the salary of this unit with the consultation of the concerned parties like including the president.
The elite unit also carries out operations involving the detonation and removal of explosives, and searching for weapons and remnants of the al-Shabab fighters in those areas seized by the TFG. After the TFG forces seize land from the al-Shabaab, Alpha Group soldiers step in to ensure the area is safe for residents to return.
wn.com/Somalia National Interligence Security Agence Nisa ( S.W.A.T Team)
Over the last two years Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and its foreign counterparts have been training the Alpha Group, an elite unit of Somalia’s national security forces capable of responding to any security crisis in the capital of Mogadishu.
Credible sources in the government told Somalia Report that Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed was behind the idea of creation of this elite unit to beef up the capability of the police and military units in responding to emergency situations, aid the police in special operations and investigations into areas abandoned by the al-Shabaab fighters, and to protect the security of the foreign diplomats coming to the capital.
Some of the 300 forces who are former al-Shabaab fighters can identify the remnants of militants in the areas of Elasha Biyaha, Bakara Market or throughout the capital. Many of its soldiers are also reported to be former Islamists or members of the Islamic Union courts (IUC) and also include some former Somalia’s national armed forces with insight into the people of the city.
“The Somali government is moving slowly to recruit special security forces including former al-Shabaab defectors as well as some former Islamist members who were part of Islamic Courts Union's (ICU),” said a former Hisbul Islam fighter who asked to be remained unnamed.
Alpha Group, a well-organized unit based near Aden Adde International Airport, operate to a higher standard and exhibit better discipline than other government soldiers who are often accused of looting the locals. They have sophisticated equipment and their faces remain covered when conducting operations in the capital.
Source close to this Unit told Somalia Report that these forces receive a regular salary from a US government-contracted security company in Mogadishu, although the name of the company remains confidential. Ahmed Mo’alin Fiqi, the director of the Somali National Security Agency, manages the salary of this unit with the consultation of the concerned parties like including the president.
The elite unit also carries out operations involving the detonation and removal of explosives, and searching for weapons and remnants of the al-Shabab fighters in those areas seized by the TFG. After the TFG forces seize land from the al-Shabaab, Alpha Group soldiers step in to ensure the area is safe for residents to return.
- published: 29 Nov 2015
- views: 4153
Somalia's al-Shabab group vows comeback
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- Duration: 6:16
- Updated: 24 Feb 2014
- views: 41423
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, al-Shabab, has vowed to recapture all Somali territory that it lost in the past year during battles with government force...
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, al-Shabab, has vowed to recapture all Somali territory that it lost in the past year during battles with government forces and African Union peacekeepers.
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera conducted earlier this month, al-Shabab spokesman Sheikh Ali Dheere said the rebel group was not on the back foot despite the recent losses.
"Al-Shabab leaving those towns only shows a change of tactics. We will not be finished. Somalia belongs to al-Shabab. The land and the people are ours. We will not leave our land because of an enemy," Ali Dheere said, adding that there was no chance of holding talks with the government.
wn.com/Somalia's Al Shabab Group Vows Comeback
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, al-Shabab, has vowed to recapture all Somali territory that it lost in the past year during battles with government forces and African Union peacekeepers.
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera conducted earlier this month, al-Shabab spokesman Sheikh Ali Dheere said the rebel group was not on the back foot despite the recent losses.
"Al-Shabab leaving those towns only shows a change of tactics. We will not be finished. Somalia belongs to al-Shabab. The land and the people are ours. We will not leave our land because of an enemy," Ali Dheere said, adding that there was no chance of holding talks with the government.
- published: 24 Feb 2014
- views: 41423
Somalia's insurance market: Zurich Group acquires Malaysian unit
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- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 05 May 2016
- views: 726
Somalia is set to enjoy more insurance products as its first foreign owned firm, Malaysian Assurance Alliance hands over full ownership to Europe's Zurich Insur...
Somalia is set to enjoy more insurance products as its first foreign owned firm, Malaysian Assurance Alliance hands over full ownership to Europe's Zurich Insurance. The Malaysian owned firm has been operating in the country for a year offering motor vehicle, health and marine insurance. For Somalis, the sale translates to cheaper policies and expansion to rural areas. Zurich Insurance is set to take full ownership of the company after the deal received regulatory approval, giving Europe's fifth-biggest insurer a foothold in the world's second largest Islamic insurance market.
wn.com/Somalia's Insurance Market Zurich Group Acquires Malaysian Unit
Somalia is set to enjoy more insurance products as its first foreign owned firm, Malaysian Assurance Alliance hands over full ownership to Europe's Zurich Insurance. The Malaysian owned firm has been operating in the country for a year offering motor vehicle, health and marine insurance. For Somalis, the sale translates to cheaper policies and expansion to rural areas. Zurich Insurance is set to take full ownership of the company after the deal received regulatory approval, giving Europe's fifth-biggest insurer a foothold in the world's second largest Islamic insurance market.
- published: 05 May 2016
- views: 726
Terror Group Al-Shabab Suspected in Somalia Plane Blast
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- Duration: 1:33
- Updated: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 423
Officials in Somalia say they have so far found no evidence of a criminal act in an explosion aboard an airliner that killed one person.
Officials in Somalia say they have so far found no evidence of a criminal act in an explosion aboard an airliner that killed one person.
wn.com/Terror Group Al Shabab Suspected In Somalia Plane Blast
Islamist Terror Group Wants Somalia Rid of Christians
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- Duration: 4:47
- Updated: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 8071
12 April, 2012 - SOMALIA -- Somalia's Islamist terror group al Shabab wants to rid the Muslim country of all Christians and is specifically targeting Christian ...
12 April, 2012 - SOMALIA -- Somalia's Islamist terror group al Shabab wants to rid the Muslim country of all Christians and is specifically targeting Christian converts from Islam.
Al Shabab recently joined with al Qaeda and wants Sharia law implemented in the country.
An al Shabab video that swept the Internet in September 2008 shows the brutal beheading of 25-year-old aid worker Mansour Mohammed. His crime? Mohammed converted to Christianity in 2005.
Blindfolded, Tortured
One year ago, a Muslim convert to Christianity was awakened in his home by al Shabab soldiers. CBN News agreed to protect his identity, giving him the name "Abdi."
"They ransacked my house, searched my bag, and found several pages from a Bible," he told CBN News. "They had crosses on them."
Abdi was taken away, imprisoned, and tortured.
"I was blindfolded and they put me in a dark, underground cell. They beat me up with a wooden baton," he explained.
"They wanted to know where I got the Bible pages and if I knew of any others like me," he continued. "When they finally took the blindfold off, I noticed three dead bodies in the room. They placed them there just to frighten me."
Abdi's torturers said they were going to kill him. But late one night, he and two cellmates made a daring escape.
"The guards thought they had locked our cell door, but it wasn't locked. We opened it, ran to the wall, and started climbing," Abdi recalled. "The guards opened fire on us. Bullets killed one of my cellmates, but the other prisoner and I jumped over the wall."
Abdi reunited with his family and is now living in a safe place. He said he still suffers physical pain from the torture he endured. But spiritually, he said he feels closer to God.
"I was happy to go through all this because now I am stronger spiritually," Abdi said. "People prayed for me to escape. Their prayers are what saved my life."
Publicly Flogged
Somali Christian leaders estimate fewer than 200 Christians exist in this country of 10 million.
Secret believers, like one woman who asked that we call her Fozia, often suffer punishment and humiliation for refusing to conform to Islamic law.
Fozia said as a Christian, she could not bring herself to abide by al Shabab's requirement that women wear a burka. While Fozia dressed modestly, she did not want her face fully covered.
Al Shabab Sharia police, similar to those seen on patrol in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, noticed Fozia walking in public without a burka.
"They said the clothing I was wearing was unacceptable. They said I was naked," she explained.
Fozia received a public flogging -- 30 lashes -- as her punishment. Afterwards, she inched her way home despite debilitating injuries.
She told CBN News that a female neighbor came to her house to wash her wounds.
"I was bleeding; my flesh was peeling," Fozia recalled. "It was extremely painful."
Fozia said it is too risky to own a Bible, so she listens to nightly Christian radio broadcasts from neighboring Kenya.
Finding Refuge
Fozia found refuge at the home of a Christian friend in another Somali city. But what happens to other Somali Christians when their lives are threatened for leaving Islam?
Some are receiving help from an American mission group. CBN News traveled to a secret Christian safe house sponsored by Voice of the Martyrs (http://www.persecution.com/).
It's located in the Horn of Africa. The exact location cannot be revealed to avoid endangering the lives of the former Muslims who live there.
At the safe house, Somali Christians gather for a time of worship and Bible study. It not only gives former Muslims a place to eat and sleep, it provides them with spiritual fellowship and discipleship.
The house is run by mature believers who host no more than two people at a time. Eventually, it will help these temporary residents transition to life on their own.
Basmah was seven months pregnant when her Muslim husband divorced her. With nowhere to go, she returned to her mother's house, where she delivered her baby.
But when Basmah's family discovered she had become a Christian, her stepfather kicked her out of the house.
"He said I was infecting the entire household and he threatened to kill me if I didn't leave," she told CBN News.
She was forced to live on the street with her infant until a VOM worker met her and offered her refuge at the safe house.
"I was praying that God would give me a house where I could sleep," Basmah said. "This is a very good house, a house of worship, a house of God. He answered my prayers."
Pray for Endurance
Fozia and other Somali Christians are praying for a better life -- one free from the oppression of al Shabab and other Islamists.
"Pray that we Somali believers will live our lives closer to the kingdom of God," Fozia asked. "Pray that we will endure the weight of life in this Islamic nation."
wn.com/Islamist Terror Group Wants Somalia Rid Of Christians
12 April, 2012 - SOMALIA -- Somalia's Islamist terror group al Shabab wants to rid the Muslim country of all Christians and is specifically targeting Christian converts from Islam.
Al Shabab recently joined with al Qaeda and wants Sharia law implemented in the country.
An al Shabab video that swept the Internet in September 2008 shows the brutal beheading of 25-year-old aid worker Mansour Mohammed. His crime? Mohammed converted to Christianity in 2005.
Blindfolded, Tortured
One year ago, a Muslim convert to Christianity was awakened in his home by al Shabab soldiers. CBN News agreed to protect his identity, giving him the name "Abdi."
"They ransacked my house, searched my bag, and found several pages from a Bible," he told CBN News. "They had crosses on them."
Abdi was taken away, imprisoned, and tortured.
"I was blindfolded and they put me in a dark, underground cell. They beat me up with a wooden baton," he explained.
"They wanted to know where I got the Bible pages and if I knew of any others like me," he continued. "When they finally took the blindfold off, I noticed three dead bodies in the room. They placed them there just to frighten me."
Abdi's torturers said they were going to kill him. But late one night, he and two cellmates made a daring escape.
"The guards thought they had locked our cell door, but it wasn't locked. We opened it, ran to the wall, and started climbing," Abdi recalled. "The guards opened fire on us. Bullets killed one of my cellmates, but the other prisoner and I jumped over the wall."
Abdi reunited with his family and is now living in a safe place. He said he still suffers physical pain from the torture he endured. But spiritually, he said he feels closer to God.
"I was happy to go through all this because now I am stronger spiritually," Abdi said. "People prayed for me to escape. Their prayers are what saved my life."
Publicly Flogged
Somali Christian leaders estimate fewer than 200 Christians exist in this country of 10 million.
Secret believers, like one woman who asked that we call her Fozia, often suffer punishment and humiliation for refusing to conform to Islamic law.
Fozia said as a Christian, she could not bring herself to abide by al Shabab's requirement that women wear a burka. While Fozia dressed modestly, she did not want her face fully covered.
Al Shabab Sharia police, similar to those seen on patrol in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, noticed Fozia walking in public without a burka.
"They said the clothing I was wearing was unacceptable. They said I was naked," she explained.
Fozia received a public flogging -- 30 lashes -- as her punishment. Afterwards, she inched her way home despite debilitating injuries.
She told CBN News that a female neighbor came to her house to wash her wounds.
"I was bleeding; my flesh was peeling," Fozia recalled. "It was extremely painful."
Fozia said it is too risky to own a Bible, so she listens to nightly Christian radio broadcasts from neighboring Kenya.
Finding Refuge
Fozia found refuge at the home of a Christian friend in another Somali city. But what happens to other Somali Christians when their lives are threatened for leaving Islam?
Some are receiving help from an American mission group. CBN News traveled to a secret Christian safe house sponsored by Voice of the Martyrs (http://www.persecution.com/).
It's located in the Horn of Africa. The exact location cannot be revealed to avoid endangering the lives of the former Muslims who live there.
At the safe house, Somali Christians gather for a time of worship and Bible study. It not only gives former Muslims a place to eat and sleep, it provides them with spiritual fellowship and discipleship.
The house is run by mature believers who host no more than two people at a time. Eventually, it will help these temporary residents transition to life on their own.
Basmah was seven months pregnant when her Muslim husband divorced her. With nowhere to go, she returned to her mother's house, where she delivered her baby.
But when Basmah's family discovered she had become a Christian, her stepfather kicked her out of the house.
"He said I was infecting the entire household and he threatened to kill me if I didn't leave," she told CBN News.
She was forced to live on the street with her infant until a VOM worker met her and offered her refuge at the safe house.
"I was praying that God would give me a house where I could sleep," Basmah said. "This is a very good house, a house of worship, a house of God. He answered my prayers."
Pray for Endurance
Fozia and other Somali Christians are praying for a better life -- one free from the oppression of al Shabab and other Islamists.
"Pray that we Somali believers will live our lives closer to the kingdom of God," Fozia asked. "Pray that we will endure the weight of life in this Islamic nation."
- published: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 8071
U.S. military operation targets terror group in Somalia
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- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 29632
A U.S. attack targeted senior leaders of Al-Shabaab in southern Somalia, officials say. CNN's Elise Labott reports.
A U.S. attack targeted senior leaders of Al-Shabaab in southern Somalia, officials say. CNN's Elise Labott reports.
wn.com/U.S. Military Operation Targets Terror Group In Somalia
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World's deadliest tourist Destination.
World's deadliest tourist Destination. Editor-Jitendra Kumar Jitu Voice-Anju Paudel Travelling should be more than packing bags, travelling long way to a 7star hotel and visiting some of most likely visited tourist destination. According to my idea of holiday, if you have a charged pocket, a desire to taste some adventure (or taste death) then you must visit Somalia. Somalia is on the Horn of Africa, and is bordered by Ethiopia to the west, Djibouti to the north-west, and Kenya on its south-west. On June 21, the US Federal Government has issued a Travel Warning for the country. Travel to Somalia is EXTREMELY NOT recommended as the conflict continues. Somalia is noted as the world's unsafe travel destination and is one of the most dangerous places on Earth. Somalia is home to the largest c...
published: 07 Sep 2013 -
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HOW TO TRAVEL: Somali Edition
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published: 26 Jul 2015 -
Somaliland, The independent state
When most people think of the country Somalia, they associate it with the only areas national media cover, pirates, extremist terrorism, famine and war. A self declared independent state of this country named Somaliland seemed to be different from the rest, the people were happy, it was safe to travel too and they seek peace following the 1988 Somali war. Somaliland is a self declared independent state, that has been fighting for recognition since the 1960’s. Since then, Somaliland has managed to instate its own visa’s, currency, police force and even access to reliable internet. I wanted to discover more about the somali people are what they are really like, and how they live their lives. So i researched ways to get into the country. Crossing the border is relatively easy in fact, you ju...
published: 05 Apr 2015 -
Top 10 worst countries to travel ( for work , business trip , vacation , seminar visit )
click the links http://youtu.be/iZlPbAN3Erg http://youtu.be/OIB1i6O0Msk http://youtu.be/CdqgJNYTXd4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaHOFjaPHL0 http://youtu.be/HgZYkrwPStw ---------------------------- I know about North Korea , Iran , Burma , Haiti , Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan. I have not been to those countries either. Those countries DO NOT ALLOW PEOPLE IN TO THE country EASILY AND almost no tourism / foreign relations. ( Be realistic) . THAT is the reason those countries are not in this Video. I have been to those 10 countries and I am telling you my experience.. If you do not like the reality then comment any thing you want. I know some people will AGREE WITH ME. Top 10 worst countries to travel ( for work , business trip , vacation , seminar visit ) Some people have ...
published: 02 May 2011 -
Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide
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published: 08 Jul 2013 -
MOGADISHU TOUR | Peaceful Drive from Lido Beach to Via Roma
Take a quick drive with us through liberated Mogadishu, from Lido Beach, Abdiaziz, to Via Roma, Hamarweyne. The Somali government re-took the city from Shabaab rebels with support from the African Union well over a year ago and now despite some remaining concerns daytime checkpoints have been removed from the main roads. Security is still something to consider, nevertheless the city is safer than it has been in over two decades and many people are coming home and finally seeing how the city will heal. If you are planning to return home to Mogadishu or planning to do media or travel and need advice or services, contact us at: Video by Daniel J Gerstle with Humanitarian Bazaar and Danwadaag Humanitarian Travel Support: Danwadaag.Humanitarian@gmail.com Media & Music: Humanitarianbazaar@gmai...
published: 17 Jul 2013 -
Tourist guide to Mogadishu, Somalia (english subtitles)
Iv'e been visited the tourist pearl Mogadishu Beach - check it out!
published: 10 Feb 2014 -
SOMALIA VLOG | My Mogadishu Summer: Tourist Town!
This week Rashid welcomes Blogger Caroline Otieno to Mogadishu to experience the beautiful beaches of Mogadishu, Liido & Jazeera! #My252Summer #MyMogadishuSummer Follow Rashid Twitter: http://bit.ly/1QttqOw Follow Rashid on Instagram: http://bit.ly/1dPg7Mx
published: 15 Aug 2015 -
World's deadliest tourist Destination.
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- Duration: 3:12
- Updated: 07 Sep 2013
- views: 11740
World's deadliest tourist Destination.
Editor-Jitendra Kumar Jitu
Voice-Anju Paudel
Travelling should be more than packing bags, travelling long way to a 7star ...
World's deadliest tourist Destination.
Editor-Jitendra Kumar Jitu
Voice-Anju Paudel
Travelling should be more than packing bags, travelling long way to a 7star hotel and visiting some of most likely visited tourist destination. According to my idea of holiday, if you have a charged pocket, a desire to taste some adventure (or taste death) then you must visit Somalia. Somalia is on the Horn of Africa, and is bordered by Ethiopia to the west, Djibouti to the north-west, and Kenya on its south-west. On June 21, the US Federal Government has issued a Travel Warning for the country. Travel to Somalia is EXTREMELY NOT recommended as the conflict continues.
Somalia is noted as the world's unsafe travel destination and is one of the most dangerous places on Earth.
Somalia is home to the largest coastline in Africa, good hotel and food bargains and the beautiful mountains. In 2004, Somalia's minister of tourism claimed that the country hadn't had an officially-acknowledged tourist in 14 years. The problem? Civil war and fighting among warlords seeking to gain control of drug and weapons trafficking has left Somalia a burning wreck of what was once a beautiful country.
Since the civil war broke out in 1990, Somalia is divided into no less than two dozen warring groups. The proprietors of most of the Hotels may serve delicious lobster on the roof overlooking the sea, but they also advise that visitors hire at least 10 armed guards to get them from the airport to the hotel. The United States doesn't even operate an embassy in Somalia, so you're truly on your own. Terrorist attacks, cross-border warring and brutal, violent street crime wrack the country on a daily basis. So why would you want to visit Somalia? The answer probably would be adventure.
The Safety Tips:
1. Somalia is a Muslim country. As such, be sensitive about where you point your camera. There are many great photo opportunities around every corner (the question is usually what to leave out of each image), but when photographing people, always ask first. Don't ever try to take pictures of women, even if you're a woman yourself. This is considered a great offense and can even result in more than a few harsh words. Also don't try to take pictures of anything that looks as if it could be of any strategic importance.
2. Alcohol is prohibited in Somalia and possessing alcohol will get you into a lot of trouble - and never drink and drive.
3. Never discuss religion. Even highly-educated Somalis who studied abroad won't appreciate it and doors will close for you. Also be aware that the Islamic "call to prayer" happens five times daily and can be heard loudly almost anywhere you go. Just understand that most Somali people are used to it and enjoy it as part of the cultural experience. If you aren't Muslim, it is not expected for you to participate, but you should always sit quietly and respectfully until the prayers end.
4. Do Take care of your clothing as you are visiting a Muslim country.
As with any travel in a war zone, exercise extreme caution. And for a last pray for a safe landing back to your town.
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wn.com/World's Deadliest Tourist Destination.
World's deadliest tourist Destination.
Editor-Jitendra Kumar Jitu
Voice-Anju Paudel
Travelling should be more than packing bags, travelling long way to a 7star hotel and visiting some of most likely visited tourist destination. According to my idea of holiday, if you have a charged pocket, a desire to taste some adventure (or taste death) then you must visit Somalia. Somalia is on the Horn of Africa, and is bordered by Ethiopia to the west, Djibouti to the north-west, and Kenya on its south-west. On June 21, the US Federal Government has issued a Travel Warning for the country. Travel to Somalia is EXTREMELY NOT recommended as the conflict continues.
Somalia is noted as the world's unsafe travel destination and is one of the most dangerous places on Earth.
Somalia is home to the largest coastline in Africa, good hotel and food bargains and the beautiful mountains. In 2004, Somalia's minister of tourism claimed that the country hadn't had an officially-acknowledged tourist in 14 years. The problem? Civil war and fighting among warlords seeking to gain control of drug and weapons trafficking has left Somalia a burning wreck of what was once a beautiful country.
Since the civil war broke out in 1990, Somalia is divided into no less than two dozen warring groups. The proprietors of most of the Hotels may serve delicious lobster on the roof overlooking the sea, but they also advise that visitors hire at least 10 armed guards to get them from the airport to the hotel. The United States doesn't even operate an embassy in Somalia, so you're truly on your own. Terrorist attacks, cross-border warring and brutal, violent street crime wrack the country on a daily basis. So why would you want to visit Somalia? The answer probably would be adventure.
The Safety Tips:
1. Somalia is a Muslim country. As such, be sensitive about where you point your camera. There are many great photo opportunities around every corner (the question is usually what to leave out of each image), but when photographing people, always ask first. Don't ever try to take pictures of women, even if you're a woman yourself. This is considered a great offense and can even result in more than a few harsh words. Also don't try to take pictures of anything that looks as if it could be of any strategic importance.
2. Alcohol is prohibited in Somalia and possessing alcohol will get you into a lot of trouble - and never drink and drive.
3. Never discuss religion. Even highly-educated Somalis who studied abroad won't appreciate it and doors will close for you. Also be aware that the Islamic "call to prayer" happens five times daily and can be heard loudly almost anywhere you go. Just understand that most Somali people are used to it and enjoy it as part of the cultural experience. If you aren't Muslim, it is not expected for you to participate, but you should always sit quietly and respectfully until the prayers end.
4. Do Take care of your clothing as you are visiting a Muslim country.
As with any travel in a war zone, exercise extreme caution. And for a last pray for a safe landing back to your town.
More Latset Video - www.youtube.com/nalandatv
www.facebook.com/nalandatv
- published: 07 Sep 2013
- views: 11740
My trip to Somalia 2015
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- Duration: 5:00
- Updated: 08 Mar 2015
- views: 27147
HOW TO TRAVEL: Somali Edition
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- Duration: 9:26
- Updated: 26 Jul 2015
- views: 1855
New VLOG tomorrow. Subscribe to stay tuned guys! #panna
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New VLOG tomorrow. Subscribe to stay tuned guys! #panna
More updates on
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- published: 26 Jul 2015
- views: 1855
Somaliland, The independent state
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- Duration: 30:42
- Updated: 05 Apr 2015
- views: 84786
When most people think of the country Somalia, they associate it with the only areas national media cover, pirates, extremist terrorism, famine and war. A self...
When most people think of the country Somalia, they associate it with the only areas national media cover, pirates, extremist terrorism, famine and war. A self declared independent state of this country named Somaliland seemed to be different from the rest, the people were happy, it was safe to travel too and they seek peace following the 1988 Somali war.
Somaliland is a self declared independent state, that has been fighting for recognition since the 1960’s. Since then, Somaliland has managed to instate its own visa’s, currency, police force and even access to reliable internet.
I wanted to discover more about the somali people are what they are really like, and how they live their lives. So i researched ways to get into the country. Crossing the border is relatively easy in fact, you just need a visa. I found a tour operator named Lupine Travel who offer trips out to the Horn of Africa Via Ethiopia, this was my chance to meet some of the locals of Somaliland. So, after speaking to the company and arranging my trip, I booked my flights, armed myself with my camera and set out to discover the story of the people of Somaliland.
wn.com/Somaliland, The Independent State
When most people think of the country Somalia, they associate it with the only areas national media cover, pirates, extremist terrorism, famine and war. A self declared independent state of this country named Somaliland seemed to be different from the rest, the people were happy, it was safe to travel too and they seek peace following the 1988 Somali war.
Somaliland is a self declared independent state, that has been fighting for recognition since the 1960’s. Since then, Somaliland has managed to instate its own visa’s, currency, police force and even access to reliable internet.
I wanted to discover more about the somali people are what they are really like, and how they live their lives. So i researched ways to get into the country. Crossing the border is relatively easy in fact, you just need a visa. I found a tour operator named Lupine Travel who offer trips out to the Horn of Africa Via Ethiopia, this was my chance to meet some of the locals of Somaliland. So, after speaking to the company and arranging my trip, I booked my flights, armed myself with my camera and set out to discover the story of the people of Somaliland.
- published: 05 Apr 2015
- views: 84786
Top 10 worst countries to travel ( for work , business trip , vacation , seminar visit )
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- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 02 May 2011
- views: 1445899
click the links
http://youtu.be/iZlPbAN3Erg
http://youtu.be/OIB1i6O0Msk
http://youtu.be/CdqgJNYTXd4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaHOFjaPHL0
http://youtu...
click the links
http://youtu.be/iZlPbAN3Erg
http://youtu.be/OIB1i6O0Msk
http://youtu.be/CdqgJNYTXd4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaHOFjaPHL0
http://youtu.be/HgZYkrwPStw
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I know about North Korea , Iran , Burma , Haiti , Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan. I have not been to those countries either. Those countries DO NOT ALLOW PEOPLE IN TO THE country EASILY AND almost no tourism / foreign relations. ( Be realistic) . THAT is the reason those countries are not in this Video.
I have been to those 10 countries and I am telling you my experience.. If you do not like the reality then comment any thing you want. I know some people will AGREE WITH ME.
Top 10 worst countries to travel ( for work , business trip , vacation , seminar visit )
Some people have bad experience too. These are the countries so many people I know at work PLAN TO AVOID. even if the trip is paid they will refuse to go.
Egypt is fascinating only the first time. get stuck there for 6 months or longer and experience my view.
These are my experience and my opinion
I have been to 52 Countries so far , I am telling you this with lot of experience
Please tell me your opinion below.
wn.com/Top 10 Worst Countries To Travel ( For Work , Business Trip , Vacation , Seminar Visit )
click the links
http://youtu.be/iZlPbAN3Erg
http://youtu.be/OIB1i6O0Msk
http://youtu.be/CdqgJNYTXd4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaHOFjaPHL0
http://youtu.be/HgZYkrwPStw
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I know about North Korea , Iran , Burma , Haiti , Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan. I have not been to those countries either. Those countries DO NOT ALLOW PEOPLE IN TO THE country EASILY AND almost no tourism / foreign relations. ( Be realistic) . THAT is the reason those countries are not in this Video.
I have been to those 10 countries and I am telling you my experience.. If you do not like the reality then comment any thing you want. I know some people will AGREE WITH ME.
Top 10 worst countries to travel ( for work , business trip , vacation , seminar visit )
Some people have bad experience too. These are the countries so many people I know at work PLAN TO AVOID. even if the trip is paid they will refuse to go.
Egypt is fascinating only the first time. get stuck there for 6 months or longer and experience my view.
These are my experience and my opinion
I have been to 52 Countries so far , I am telling you this with lot of experience
Please tell me your opinion below.
- published: 02 May 2011
- views: 1445899
Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide
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- Duration: 0:53
- Updated: 08 Jul 2013
- views: 2070
Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide http://www.hotels-aroundtheglobe.info/en/Somalia/ Somalia hotels Somalia accommodation So...
Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide http://www.hotels-aroundtheglobe.info/en/Somalia/ Somalia hotels Somalia accommodation Somalia Landscapes Somalia http://www.cityapartmentsforrent.info/en/Somalia/ guest houses Somalia lodging Somalia hotelsflights Somalia flight Somalia cruises http://www.yachtcharter-aroundtheglobe.info/en/Somalia/ Somalia locations Somalia motels Somalia vacations http://www.newsbases.info/en/Travel/Somalia/ Somalia bed and breakfast Somalia hostel Somalia travel Somalia, tourism, hotels, accommodation, Landscape, guest houses, lodging, hotelsflights, cheap, flight, cruises, locations, motels, vacations, bed and breakfast, yacht, charter, guide, travel
wn.com/Beautiful Somalia Landscape Hotels Accommodation Yacht Charter Guide
Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide http://www.hotels-aroundtheglobe.info/en/Somalia/ Somalia hotels Somalia accommodation Somalia Landscapes Somalia http://www.cityapartmentsforrent.info/en/Somalia/ guest houses Somalia lodging Somalia hotelsflights Somalia flight Somalia cruises http://www.yachtcharter-aroundtheglobe.info/en/Somalia/ Somalia locations Somalia motels Somalia vacations http://www.newsbases.info/en/Travel/Somalia/ Somalia bed and breakfast Somalia hostel Somalia travel Somalia, tourism, hotels, accommodation, Landscape, guest houses, lodging, hotelsflights, cheap, flight, cruises, locations, motels, vacations, bed and breakfast, yacht, charter, guide, travel
- published: 08 Jul 2013
- views: 2070
MOGADISHU TOUR | Peaceful Drive from Lido Beach to Via Roma
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- Duration: 5:09
- Updated: 17 Jul 2013
- views: 48625
Take a quick drive with us through liberated Mogadishu, from Lido Beach, Abdiaziz, to Via Roma, Hamarweyne. The Somali government re-took the city from Shabaab ...
Take a quick drive with us through liberated Mogadishu, from Lido Beach, Abdiaziz, to Via Roma, Hamarweyne. The Somali government re-took the city from Shabaab rebels with support from the African Union well over a year ago and now despite some remaining concerns daytime checkpoints have been removed from the main roads. Security is still something to consider, nevertheless the city is safer than it has been in over two decades and many people are coming home and finally seeing how the city will heal. If you are planning to return home to Mogadishu or planning to do media or travel and need advice or services, contact us at:
Video by Daniel J Gerstle with Humanitarian Bazaar and Danwadaag Humanitarian
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wn.com/Mogadishu Tour | Peaceful Drive From Lido Beach To Via Roma
Take a quick drive with us through liberated Mogadishu, from Lido Beach, Abdiaziz, to Via Roma, Hamarweyne. The Somali government re-took the city from Shabaab rebels with support from the African Union well over a year ago and now despite some remaining concerns daytime checkpoints have been removed from the main roads. Security is still something to consider, nevertheless the city is safer than it has been in over two decades and many people are coming home and finally seeing how the city will heal. If you are planning to return home to Mogadishu or planning to do media or travel and need advice or services, contact us at:
Video by Daniel J Gerstle with Humanitarian Bazaar and Danwadaag Humanitarian
Travel Support: Danwadaag.Humanitarian@gmail.com
Media & Music: Humanitarianbazaar@gmail.com
- published: 17 Jul 2013
- views: 48625
Tourist guide to Mogadishu, Somalia (english subtitles)
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 22460
Iv'e been visited the tourist pearl Mogadishu Beach - check it out!
Iv'e been visited the tourist pearl Mogadishu Beach - check it out!
wn.com/Tourist Guide To Mogadishu, Somalia (English Subtitles)
Iv'e been visited the tourist pearl Mogadishu Beach - check it out!
- published: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 22460
SOMALIA VLOG | My Mogadishu Summer: Tourist Town!
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- Duration: 15:55
- Updated: 15 Aug 2015
- views: 13474
This week Rashid welcomes Blogger Caroline Otieno to Mogadishu to experience the beautiful beaches of Mogadishu, Liido & Jazeera! #My252Summer #MyMogadishuSumme...
This week Rashid welcomes Blogger Caroline Otieno to Mogadishu to experience the beautiful beaches of Mogadishu, Liido & Jazeera! #My252Summer #MyMogadishuSummer
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wn.com/Somalia Vlog | My Mogadishu Summer Tourist Town
The Somalia Travel Video
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- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 27 Sep 2012
- views: 1937
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Somali Sufis The Group Is Now Making A Comeback
somalia is a great place for all somalis all over the world to go back there.
published: 08 Oct 2016 -
Somalia says its winning war against the Al-Shabaab
UN representatives for Somalia, have reported great progress in the war against terror. Foreign Affairs Minister,Abdusalam Hadliye Omer, told the UN general assembly that Al Qaeda linked militant group Al- Shabaab could be militarily defeated.Omer says the terror group now controlled less than ten percent of the country. Although the insurgents continue to make sporadic attacks in the capital, much of its leadership has been eliminated in recent months. In efforts to restore peace, Somalia's government is trying to enhance its security and prevent new attacks
published: 25 Sep 2016 -
Al Shabab calls on its followers to disrupt Somalia's elections
Al Qaeda-linked group Al Shabab has called on its followers to disrupt Somalia's upcoming elections.Voting for new MPs is due to begin this weekend.Somali officials say security is being tightened.CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow reports
published: 21 Sep 2016 -
Somali general killed in car bomb attack.
A Somali general and at least seven of his bodyguards were killed in a suicide attack in the capital, Mogadishu, on Sunday after their military convoy was rammed by a car bomb. The Somali Islamist group al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack, a claim confirmed by local authorities. The group frequently launches attacks on officials in the country's capital. "There was a heavy blast caused by a car loaded with explosives alongside the industrial road, Abdiaziz Mohamed, a security official, said. The murdered commander was identified as Major General Mohamed Jimale Rooble Jimale. He was also known by the name Goobaanle. Somalis often have a nickname that is used just as commonly as their proper name. Somalia's Andalus radio, which is linked to al-Shabaab, said "a mujahid (fight...
published: 18 Sep 2016 -
From happy mail group: Fall Card Event from Somalia Evraets
published: 18 Sep 2016 -
MPs plead with Uhuru to help lift Somalia miraa ban at IGAD talks
he Meru Parliamentary Group on Tuesday appealed to President Uhuru Kenyatta to intervene and ask Somalia to lift the ban on miraa. Meru Senator Kiraitu Murungi urged President Kenyatta to lobby through the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) summit in Mogadishu to convince Somalia to open up the miraa market.
published: 13 Sep 2016 -
F24 MEDIA GROUP NOW IN SOMALIA
published: 05 Sep 2016 -
Tiens Somalia NDO program is amezing
published: 03 Sep 2016 -
Somalia election is coming, how to ensure security?
The Somali National Army and the African Union Mission In Somalia will halt any attempts by the militant insurgent group Al Shabaab to disrupt the upcoming electoral process, the African Union Special Representative for Somalia, Francisco Madeira said Friday.
published: 28 Aug 2016 -
Somalia’s Al-Shabaab still poses big threat to region
At least 20 people were killed in a car bomb attack carried out by the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab in Puntland, north-east Somalia, on Sunday. The attack came barely a week after the release of a regional report detailing the group's increased activities. Some 22,000 African Union troops are based in Somalia, helping to push back the militants from the southern-central parts of the country. But Al-Shabaab remains a potent threat. CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has the report. Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://goo.gl/lP12gA Download for IOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cctvnews-app/id922456579?l=zh&ls;=1&mt;=8 Download for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.imib.cctv Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cctvnewschina Twitter: https://twitter.com/...
published: 23 Aug 2016
Somali Sufis The Group Is Now Making A Comeback
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- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 08 Oct 2016
- views: 33
somalia is a great place for all somalis all over the world to go back there.
somalia is a great place for all somalis all over the world to go back there.
wn.com/Somali Sufis The Group Is Now Making A Comeback
somalia is a great place for all somalis all over the world to go back there.
- published: 08 Oct 2016
- views: 33
Somalia says its winning war against the Al-Shabaab
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- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 25 Sep 2016
- views: 16
UN representatives for Somalia, have reported great progress in the war against terror. Foreign Affairs Minister,Abdusalam Hadliye Omer, told the UN general ass...
UN representatives for Somalia, have reported great progress in the war against terror. Foreign Affairs Minister,Abdusalam Hadliye Omer, told the UN general assembly that Al Qaeda linked militant group Al- Shabaab could be militarily defeated.Omer says the terror group now controlled less than ten percent of the country. Although the insurgents continue to make sporadic attacks in the capital, much of its leadership has been eliminated in recent months. In efforts to restore peace, Somalia's government is trying to enhance its security and prevent new attacks
wn.com/Somalia Says Its Winning War Against The Al Shabaab
UN representatives for Somalia, have reported great progress in the war against terror. Foreign Affairs Minister,Abdusalam Hadliye Omer, told the UN general assembly that Al Qaeda linked militant group Al- Shabaab could be militarily defeated.Omer says the terror group now controlled less than ten percent of the country. Although the insurgents continue to make sporadic attacks in the capital, much of its leadership has been eliminated in recent months. In efforts to restore peace, Somalia's government is trying to enhance its security and prevent new attacks
- published: 25 Sep 2016
- views: 16
Al Shabab calls on its followers to disrupt Somalia's elections
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 21 Sep 2016
- views: 87
Al Qaeda-linked group Al Shabab has called on its followers to disrupt Somalia's upcoming elections.Voting for new MPs is due to begin this weekend.Somali offic...
Al Qaeda-linked group Al Shabab has called on its followers to disrupt Somalia's upcoming elections.Voting for new MPs is due to begin this weekend.Somali officials say security is being tightened.CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow reports
wn.com/Al Shabab Calls On Its Followers To Disrupt Somalia's Elections
Somali general killed in car bomb attack.
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 17
A Somali general and at least seven of his bodyguards were killed in a suicide attack in the capital, Mogadishu, on Sunday after their military convoy was ramme...
A Somali general and at least seven of his bodyguards were killed in a suicide attack in the capital, Mogadishu, on Sunday after their military convoy was rammed by a car bomb.
The Somali Islamist group al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack, a claim confirmed by local authorities. The group frequently launches attacks on officials in the country's capital.
"There was a heavy blast caused by a car loaded with explosives alongside the industrial road, Abdiaziz Mohamed, a security official, said.
The murdered commander was identified as Major General Mohamed Jimale Rooble Jimale. He was also known by the name Goobaanle. Somalis often have a nickname that is used just as commonly as their proper name.
Somalia's Andalus radio, which is linked to al-Shabaab, said "a mujahid (fighter) was martyred as his suicide car bomb killed General Goobaanle."
The day before, Somali government troops successfully took back Elwak, a town close to the Kenyan border, from heavily armed jihadists representing al-Shabaab. This was just the latest in the long-standing conflict between government forcers and the insurgent Islamist group.
wn.com/Somali General Killed In Car Bomb Attack.
A Somali general and at least seven of his bodyguards were killed in a suicide attack in the capital, Mogadishu, on Sunday after their military convoy was rammed by a car bomb.
The Somali Islamist group al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack, a claim confirmed by local authorities. The group frequently launches attacks on officials in the country's capital.
"There was a heavy blast caused by a car loaded with explosives alongside the industrial road, Abdiaziz Mohamed, a security official, said.
The murdered commander was identified as Major General Mohamed Jimale Rooble Jimale. He was also known by the name Goobaanle. Somalis often have a nickname that is used just as commonly as their proper name.
Somalia's Andalus radio, which is linked to al-Shabaab, said "a mujahid (fighter) was martyred as his suicide car bomb killed General Goobaanle."
The day before, Somali government troops successfully took back Elwak, a town close to the Kenyan border, from heavily armed jihadists representing al-Shabaab. This was just the latest in the long-standing conflict between government forcers and the insurgent Islamist group.
- published: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 17
From happy mail group: Fall Card Event from Somalia Evraets
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- Duration: 0:26
- Updated: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 3
- published: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 3
MPs plead with Uhuru to help lift Somalia miraa ban at IGAD talks
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- Duration: 2:38
- Updated: 13 Sep 2016
- views: 63
he Meru Parliamentary Group on Tuesday appealed to President Uhuru Kenyatta to intervene and ask Somalia to lift the ban on miraa.
Meru Senator Kiraitu Murungi...
he Meru Parliamentary Group on Tuesday appealed to President Uhuru Kenyatta to intervene and ask Somalia to lift the ban on miraa.
Meru Senator Kiraitu Murungi urged President Kenyatta to lobby through the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) summit in Mogadishu to convince Somalia to open up the miraa market.
wn.com/Mps Plead With Uhuru To Help Lift Somalia Miraa Ban At Igad Talks
he Meru Parliamentary Group on Tuesday appealed to President Uhuru Kenyatta to intervene and ask Somalia to lift the ban on miraa.
Meru Senator Kiraitu Murungi urged President Kenyatta to lobby through the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) summit in Mogadishu to convince Somalia to open up the miraa market.
- published: 13 Sep 2016
- views: 63
F24 MEDIA GROUP NOW IN SOMALIA
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 05 Sep 2016
- views: 1
- published: 05 Sep 2016
- views: 1
Tiens Somalia NDO program is amezing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:12
- Updated: 03 Sep 2016
- views: 33
- published: 03 Sep 2016
- views: 33
Somalia election is coming, how to ensure security?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:24
- Updated: 28 Aug 2016
- views: 81
The Somali National Army and the African Union Mission In Somalia will halt any attempts by the militant insurgent group Al Shabaab to disrupt the upcoming elec...
The Somali National Army and the African Union Mission In Somalia will halt any attempts by the militant insurgent group Al Shabaab to disrupt the upcoming electoral process, the African Union Special Representative for Somalia, Francisco Madeira said Friday.
wn.com/Somalia Election Is Coming, How To Ensure Security
The Somali National Army and the African Union Mission In Somalia will halt any attempts by the militant insurgent group Al Shabaab to disrupt the upcoming electoral process, the African Union Special Representative for Somalia, Francisco Madeira said Friday.
- published: 28 Aug 2016
- views: 81
Somalia’s Al-Shabaab still poses big threat to region
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- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 23 Aug 2016
- views: 63
At least 20 people were killed in a car bomb attack carried out by the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab in Puntland, north-east Somalia, on Sunday. The attack...
At least 20 people were killed in a car bomb attack carried out by the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab in Puntland, north-east Somalia, on Sunday. The attack came barely a week after the release of a regional report detailing the group's increased activities. Some 22,000 African Union troops are based in Somalia, helping to push back the militants from the southern-central parts of the country. But Al-Shabaab remains a potent threat. CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has the report.
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wn.com/Somalia’S Al Shabaab Still Poses Big Threat To Region
At least 20 people were killed in a car bomb attack carried out by the Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab in Puntland, north-east Somalia, on Sunday. The attack came barely a week after the release of a regional report detailing the group's increased activities. Some 22,000 African Union troops are based in Somalia, helping to push back the militants from the southern-central parts of the country. But Al-Shabaab remains a potent threat. CCTV's Abdulaziz Billow has the report.
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- published: 23 Aug 2016
- views: 63
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Africa Today - Somalia and terror
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has told a security conference in Germany that terrorist groups have trained in his country and that the African states need to be organized. President Mohamud admitted his country has been plagued by al-Shabab militants as well as corruption and political infighting and has only made limited progress in setting up a working political system. The presence of Boko Haram—the Takfiri terror group that has pledged allegiance to Daesh—adds a deadly dimension to an already alarming situation in Somalia. President Mohamud added, ‘The terrorists are so linked together, they are associated and so organized, (that) we the world we need to be so organized.’ But is this call for cooperation simply window dressing? Somalia has not had a functioning central admin...
published: 04 Mar 2016 -
SOMALI THEATRE IN CHINA GOOD OLD DAYS
This is Somali dance theater (WAABERI) performing in China. Good old days. And its all told in dance, not in words. Basically, anyone can understand it!
published: 16 Mar 2015 -
tiens mogadisho somalia
tiens somalia dad kahalayan dawooyinkee kucafimaden magalada muqdisho
published: 24 Dec 2015 -
Bashir Osman (Entrepreneur) at STARTUP GRIND MOGADISHU
Bashir Osman is a young renowned businessman in Somalia, who is amongst the few entrepreneurs who actually lived In Mogadishu throughout the civil war. He took it upon him to organize and bring about a security firm that is not respected locally but also internationally and trusted by all top organizations operating in the country. He also has hotels across the city that offer the best security and environment to make one feel comfortable and stable to operate in this sometime volatile city. Facebook: Startup Grind Mogadishu Twitter : SGMogadishu Instagram: StartupGrindMOG
published: 24 Aug 2015 -
People & Power - Rebuilding Somalia
Can Somalia's embattled president unite his country against the armed group al-Shabab? Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check out our website:http://www.aljazeera.com/
published: 30 Oct 2014 -
Neo-Colonialism in Somalia & Labour's Anti-Semitism (EP 344)
Afshin Rattansi goes underground on NATO's neo-colonial expansionism in Somalia with its Foreign Minister. And, Jackie Walker from British grassroots activist group Momentum gives her first international exclusive TV interview since she was suspended from the Labour Party. Plus, digging up the roots of modern day slavery at Chelsea Flower Show. LIKE Going Underground http://fb.me/GoingUndergroundRT FOLLOW Going Underground http://twitter.com/Underground_RT FOLLOW Afshin Rattansi http://twitter.com/AfshinRattansi FOLLOW on Instagram http://instagram.com/officialgoingundergroundrt
published: 21 May 2016 -
Taariikhda Halgankii Somali Bantu Calanka Soomaaliya
on May !5 1943 a group called Somali Youth League (SYL) was formed in Mogadishu, this group of 13 men was made up of a bunch of different ethnicities, this group fought for Somali Rights. A man named Abduqaadir Sheekh Saqaawadiin was a Somali Bantu man who was the brains behind the group. In 1947 the group was put to use when Italy took over Somalia as slaves. So we need Somali Bantus JW to know that they fought for this flag. Also we need Somali Bantu JW to know when the Somali independence Day comes on July 1 Somali Bantus need to celebrate that day and treat it as a holliday. Also they need to know that they deserve the flag and that they really did fight for it. Also on May, 15 Somali Bantus JW need to celebrate the day SYL was created and brought to this world.Qasim Hilowle was a Soma...
published: 10 Nov 2015 -
DNA: Somalia's Al-Shabab, another name of terror!
Al Shabaab, an Islamic militant group that seeks to create an Islamic state in Somalia, formed in 2004 as the militant wing of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU), a network of Islamist militant tribes that controlled southern and central Somalia. Also watch: Kashmir floods
published: 30 Mar 2015 -
Africa Speaks: Rebuilding Somalia
Is Somalia finally back on her feet? Somalia has for long been named a failed state. The war torn country has dealt with decades of terror attacks from Al Queda linked Islamist group Alshabaab. Somalia however, since electing a new leader is optimistic for a new dawn. This amid fears by some Somali citizens that the war is not yet over. A move to repatriate refugees back home has been met with mixed reactions. KTN Africa Speaks Host Joy Doreen Biira, spoke to Mogadishu Journalist Aziz Billow Watch KTN Streaming LIVE from Kenya 24/7 on http://www.ktnkenya.tv Follow us on http://www.twitter.com/ktnkenya Like us on http://www.facebook.com/ktnkenya
published: 15 Jun 2013 -
Inside Story - Al-Shabab: A war of vengeance?
As the Somali group claims responsibility for a brutal attack in Kenya, we examine the regional implications. Inside Story, with presenter Jane Dutton, discusses with guests: Hamza Mohamed, a British-Somali journalist; Ambassador David Shinn, a former US ambassador to Ethiopia and former state department coordinator for the intervention in Somalia in the 1990s; and Miguna Miguna, a Kenyan barrister and former adviser to Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
published: 23 Sep 2013
Africa Today - Somalia and terror
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:27
- Updated: 04 Mar 2016
- views: 2740
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has told a security conference in Germany that terrorist groups have trained in his country and that the African states n...
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has told a security conference in Germany that terrorist groups have trained in his country and that the African states need to be organized.
President Mohamud admitted his country has been plagued by al-Shabab militants as well as corruption and political infighting and has only made limited progress in setting up a working political system. The presence of Boko Haram—the Takfiri terror group that has pledged allegiance to Daesh—adds a deadly dimension to an already alarming situation in Somalia.
President Mohamud added, ‘The terrorists are so linked together, they are associated and so organized, (that) we the world we need to be so organized.’ But is this call for cooperation simply window dressing? Somalia has not had a functioning central administration since civil war erupted a quarter of a century ago. How can a country in such dire straits bear the burden of even more Takfiri activities within its borders? Is it time for the rest of the African continent to do more to wipe out this terror threat before it becomes even more of a plague?
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Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has told a security conference in Germany that terrorist groups have trained in his country and that the African states need to be organized.
President Mohamud admitted his country has been plagued by al-Shabab militants as well as corruption and political infighting and has only made limited progress in setting up a working political system. The presence of Boko Haram—the Takfiri terror group that has pledged allegiance to Daesh—adds a deadly dimension to an already alarming situation in Somalia.
President Mohamud added, ‘The terrorists are so linked together, they are associated and so organized, (that) we the world we need to be so organized.’ But is this call for cooperation simply window dressing? Somalia has not had a functioning central administration since civil war erupted a quarter of a century ago. How can a country in such dire straits bear the burden of even more Takfiri activities within its borders? Is it time for the rest of the African continent to do more to wipe out this terror threat before it becomes even more of a plague?
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- published: 04 Mar 2016
- views: 2740
SOMALI THEATRE IN CHINA GOOD OLD DAYS
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- Duration: 46:05
- Updated: 16 Mar 2015
- views: 40967
This is Somali dance theater (WAABERI) performing in China. Good old days. And its all told in dance, not in words. Basically, anyone can understand it!
This is Somali dance theater (WAABERI) performing in China. Good old days. And its all told in dance, not in words. Basically, anyone can understand it!
wn.com/Somali Theatre In China Good Old Days
This is Somali dance theater (WAABERI) performing in China. Good old days. And its all told in dance, not in words. Basically, anyone can understand it!
- published: 16 Mar 2015
- views: 40967
tiens mogadisho somalia
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- Duration: 22:38
- Updated: 24 Dec 2015
- views: 974
tiens somalia dad kahalayan dawooyinkee kucafimaden magalada muqdisho
tiens somalia dad kahalayan dawooyinkee kucafimaden magalada muqdisho
wn.com/Tiens Mogadisho Somalia
tiens somalia dad kahalayan dawooyinkee kucafimaden magalada muqdisho
- published: 24 Dec 2015
- views: 974
Bashir Osman (Entrepreneur) at STARTUP GRIND MOGADISHU
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- Duration: 51:13
- Updated: 24 Aug 2015
- views: 7568
Bashir Osman is a young renowned businessman in Somalia, who is amongst the few entrepreneurs who actually lived In Mogadishu throughout the civil war. He took...
Bashir Osman is a young renowned businessman in Somalia, who is amongst the few entrepreneurs who actually lived In Mogadishu throughout the civil war. He took it upon him to organize and bring about a security firm that is not respected locally but also internationally and trusted by all top organizations operating in the country. He also has hotels across the city that offer the best security and environment to make one feel comfortable and stable to operate in this sometime volatile city.
Facebook: Startup Grind Mogadishu
Twitter : SGMogadishu
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wn.com/Bashir Osman (Entrepreneur) At Startup Grind Mogadishu
Bashir Osman is a young renowned businessman in Somalia, who is amongst the few entrepreneurs who actually lived In Mogadishu throughout the civil war. He took it upon him to organize and bring about a security firm that is not respected locally but also internationally and trusted by all top organizations operating in the country. He also has hotels across the city that offer the best security and environment to make one feel comfortable and stable to operate in this sometime volatile city.
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- published: 24 Aug 2015
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People & Power - Rebuilding Somalia
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Can Somalia's embattled president unite his country against the armed group al-Shabab?
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Can Somalia's embattled president unite his country against the armed group al-Shabab?
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- published: 30 Oct 2014
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Neo-Colonialism in Somalia & Labour's Anti-Semitism (EP 344)
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- Duration: 28:44
- Updated: 21 May 2016
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Afshin Rattansi goes underground on NATO's neo-colonial expansionism in Somalia with its Foreign Minister. And, Jackie Walker from British grassroots activist g...
Afshin Rattansi goes underground on NATO's neo-colonial expansionism in Somalia with its Foreign Minister. And, Jackie Walker from British grassroots activist group Momentum gives her first international exclusive TV interview since she was suspended from the Labour Party. Plus, digging up the roots of modern day slavery at Chelsea Flower Show.
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wn.com/Neo Colonialism In Somalia Labour's Anti Semitism (Ep 344)
Afshin Rattansi goes underground on NATO's neo-colonial expansionism in Somalia with its Foreign Minister. And, Jackie Walker from British grassroots activist group Momentum gives her first international exclusive TV interview since she was suspended from the Labour Party. Plus, digging up the roots of modern day slavery at Chelsea Flower Show.
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- published: 21 May 2016
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Taariikhda Halgankii Somali Bantu Calanka Soomaaliya
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- Duration: 36:59
- Updated: 10 Nov 2015
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on May !5 1943 a group called Somali Youth League (SYL) was formed in Mogadishu, this group of 13 men was made up of a bunch of different ethnicities, this grou...
on May !5 1943 a group called Somali Youth League (SYL) was formed in Mogadishu, this group of 13 men was made up of a bunch of different ethnicities, this group fought for Somali Rights. A man named Abduqaadir Sheekh Saqaawadiin was a Somali Bantu man who was the brains behind the group. In 1947 the group was put to use when Italy took over Somalia as slaves. So we need Somali Bantus JW to know that they fought for this flag. Also we need Somali Bantu JW to know when the Somali independence Day comes on July 1 Somali Bantus need to celebrate that day and treat it as a holliday. Also they need to know that they deserve the flag and that they really did fight for it. Also on May, 15 Somali Bantus JW need to celebrate the day SYL was created and brought to this world.Qasim Hilowle was a Somal Bantu JW who sang the Somali National Anthem in 1947, he was also a solo musician and in the band Waaberi as well. He was the father of Fadumo Qasim Hilowle. During that time the Somali Government did not want any Somali Bantus information to get into anybody's else's hands.Still todays these same things are going on, so for this reason we need Somali Bantus to know their history.
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on May !5 1943 a group called Somali Youth League (SYL) was formed in Mogadishu, this group of 13 men was made up of a bunch of different ethnicities, this group fought for Somali Rights. A man named Abduqaadir Sheekh Saqaawadiin was a Somali Bantu man who was the brains behind the group. In 1947 the group was put to use when Italy took over Somalia as slaves. So we need Somali Bantus JW to know that they fought for this flag. Also we need Somali Bantu JW to know when the Somali independence Day comes on July 1 Somali Bantus need to celebrate that day and treat it as a holliday. Also they need to know that they deserve the flag and that they really did fight for it. Also on May, 15 Somali Bantus JW need to celebrate the day SYL was created and brought to this world.Qasim Hilowle was a Somal Bantu JW who sang the Somali National Anthem in 1947, he was also a solo musician and in the band Waaberi as well. He was the father of Fadumo Qasim Hilowle. During that time the Somali Government did not want any Somali Bantus information to get into anybody's else's hands.Still todays these same things are going on, so for this reason we need Somali Bantus to know their history.
- published: 10 Nov 2015
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DNA: Somalia's Al-Shabab, another name of terror!
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- Duration: 24:24
- Updated: 30 Mar 2015
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Al Shabaab, an Islamic militant group that seeks to create an Islamic state in Somalia, formed in 2004 as the militant wing of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU), a...
Al Shabaab, an Islamic militant group that seeks to create an Islamic state in Somalia, formed in 2004 as the militant wing of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU), a network of Islamist militant tribes that controlled southern and central Somalia.
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Al Shabaab, an Islamic militant group that seeks to create an Islamic state in Somalia, formed in 2004 as the militant wing of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU), a network of Islamist militant tribes that controlled southern and central Somalia.
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- published: 30 Mar 2015
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Africa Speaks: Rebuilding Somalia
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- Duration: 20:23
- Updated: 15 Jun 2013
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Is Somalia finally back on her feet?
Somalia has for long been named a failed state. The war torn country has dealt with decades of terror attacks from Al Queda...
Is Somalia finally back on her feet?
Somalia has for long been named a failed state. The war torn country has dealt with decades of terror attacks from Al Queda linked Islamist group Alshabaab. Somalia however, since electing a new leader is optimistic for a new dawn. This amid fears by some Somali citizens that the war is not yet over. A move to repatriate refugees back home has been met with mixed reactions. KTN Africa Speaks Host Joy Doreen Biira, spoke to Mogadishu Journalist Aziz Billow
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Somalia has for long been named a failed state. The war torn country has dealt with decades of terror attacks from Al Queda linked Islamist group Alshabaab. Somalia however, since electing a new leader is optimistic for a new dawn. This amid fears by some Somali citizens that the war is not yet over. A move to repatriate refugees back home has been met with mixed reactions. KTN Africa Speaks Host Joy Doreen Biira, spoke to Mogadishu Journalist Aziz Billow
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- published: 15 Jun 2013
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Inside Story - Al-Shabab: A war of vengeance?
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- Duration: 24:55
- Updated: 23 Sep 2013
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As the Somali group claims responsibility for a brutal attack in Kenya, we examine the regional implications. Inside Story, with presenter Jane Dutton, discusse...
As the Somali group claims responsibility for a brutal attack in Kenya, we examine the regional implications. Inside Story, with presenter Jane Dutton, discusses with guests: Hamza Mohamed, a British-Somali journalist; Ambassador David Shinn, a former US ambassador to Ethiopia and former state department coordinator for the intervention in Somalia in the 1990s; and Miguna Miguna, a Kenyan barrister and former adviser to Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
wn.com/Inside Story Al Shabab A War Of Vengeance
As the Somali group claims responsibility for a brutal attack in Kenya, we examine the regional implications. Inside Story, with presenter Jane Dutton, discusses with guests: Hamza Mohamed, a British-Somali journalist; Ambassador David Shinn, a former US ambassador to Ethiopia and former state department coordinator for the intervention in Somalia in the 1990s; and Miguna Miguna, a Kenyan barrister and former adviser to Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
- published: 23 Sep 2013
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Somali militant group clash with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia
Somali militant group Al-Shabaab has clashed with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia. Bot...
published: 09 Jun 2016
Somali militant group clash with Ethiopian troops in central Somalia
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Nabad Sugida Alfa Group Somalia National Army
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published: 21 Sep 2013
Nabad Sugida Alfa Group Somalia National Army
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(Alfa group & Swat team) Somalia international security team in 2015
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(Alfa group & Swat team) Somalia international security team in 2015
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Terror group Islamic State claims its first attack in Somalia
The terror group Islamic State claimed its first attack in Somalia earlier this week – tho...
published: 29 Apr 2016
Terror group Islamic State claims its first attack in Somalia
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Somalia national Interligence security agence NISA ( S.W.A.T Team)
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published: 29 Nov 2015
Somalia national Interligence security agence NISA ( S.W.A.T Team)
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Somalia's al-Shabab group vows comeback
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked rebel group, al-Shabab, has vowed to recapture all Somali territ...
published: 24 Feb 2014
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Somalia's insurance market: Zurich Group acquires Malaysian unit
Somalia is set to enjoy more insurance products as its first foreign owned firm, Malaysian...
published: 05 May 2016
Somalia's insurance market: Zurich Group acquires Malaysian unit
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Terror Group Al-Shabab Suspected in Somalia Plane Blast
Officials in Somalia say they have so far found no evidence of a criminal act in an explos...
published: 04 Feb 2016
Terror Group Al-Shabab Suspected in Somalia Plane Blast
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Islamist Terror Group Wants Somalia Rid of Christians
12 April, 2012 - SOMALIA -- Somalia's Islamist terror group al Shabab wants to rid the Mus...
published: 12 Apr 2012
Islamist Terror Group Wants Somalia Rid of Christians
Islamist Terror Group Wants Somalia Rid of Christians
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U.S. military operation targets terror group in Somalia
A U.S. attack targeted senior leaders of Al-Shabaab in southern Somalia, officials say. CN...
published: 02 Sep 2014
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World's deadliest tourist Destination.
World's deadliest tourist Destination.
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published: 07 Sep 2013
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My trip to Somalia 2015
From Hargeysa to Garoowe, Gaalkacyo, Bosaaso.
published: 08 Mar 2015
My trip to Somalia 2015
My trip to Somalia 2015
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HOW TO TRAVEL: Somali Edition
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HOW TO TRAVEL: Somali Edition
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Somaliland, The independent state
When most people think of the country Somalia, they associate it with the only areas natio...
published: 05 Apr 2015
Somaliland, The independent state
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Top 10 worst countries to travel ( for work , business trip , vacation , seminar visit )
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Top 10 worst countries to travel ( for work , business trip , vacation , seminar visit )
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Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide
Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide http://www.hotels-a...
published: 08 Jul 2013
Beautiful Somalia Landscape - hotels accommodation yacht charter guide
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MOGADISHU TOUR | Peaceful Drive from Lido Beach to Via Roma
Take a quick drive with us through liberated Mogadishu, from Lido Beach, Abdiaziz, to Via ...
published: 17 Jul 2013
MOGADISHU TOUR | Peaceful Drive from Lido Beach to Via Roma
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Tourist guide to Mogadishu, Somalia (english subtitles)
Iv'e been visited the tourist pearl Mogadishu Beach - check it out!
published: 10 Feb 2014
Tourist guide to Mogadishu, Somalia (english subtitles)
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SOMALIA VLOG | My Mogadishu Summer: Tourist Town!
This week Rashid welcomes Blogger Caroline Otieno to Mogadishu to experience the beautiful...
published: 15 Aug 2015
SOMALIA VLOG | My Mogadishu Summer: Tourist Town!
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The Somalia Travel Video
Starring Connor Ashley, Andy Plish, and Tristan Ross (Da Boss). Narrated by Spencer Feldma...
published: 27 Sep 2012
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Somali Sufis The Group Is Now Making A Comeback
somalia is a great place for all somalis all over the world to go back there.
published: 08 Oct 2016
Somali Sufis The Group Is Now Making A Comeback
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Somalia says its winning war against the Al-Shabaab
UN representatives for Somalia, have reported great progress in the war against terror. Fo...
published: 25 Sep 2016
Somalia says its winning war against the Al-Shabaab
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Al Shabab calls on its followers to disrupt Somalia's elections
Al Qaeda-linked group Al Shabab has called on its followers to disrupt Somalia's upcoming ...
published: 21 Sep 2016
Al Shabab calls on its followers to disrupt Somalia's elections
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Somali general killed in car bomb attack.
A Somali general and at least seven of his bodyguards were killed in a suicide attack in t...
published: 18 Sep 2016
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From happy mail group: Fall Card Event from Somalia Evraets
published: 18 Sep 2016
From happy mail group: Fall Card Event from Somalia Evraets
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MPs plead with Uhuru to help lift Somalia miraa ban at IGAD talks
he Meru Parliamentary Group on Tuesday appealed to President Uhuru Kenyatta to intervene a...
published: 13 Sep 2016
MPs plead with Uhuru to help lift Somalia miraa ban at IGAD talks
MPs plead with Uhuru to help lift Somalia miraa ban at IGAD talks
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F24 MEDIA GROUP NOW IN SOMALIA
published: 05 Sep 2016
F24 MEDIA GROUP NOW IN SOMALIA
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Tiens Somalia NDO program is amezing
published: 03 Sep 2016
Tiens Somalia NDO program is amezing
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Somalia election is coming, how to ensure security?
The Somali National Army and the African Union Mission In Somalia will halt any attempts b...
published: 28 Aug 2016
Somalia election is coming, how to ensure security?
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Somalia’s Al-Shabaab still poses big threat to region
At least 20 people were killed in a car bomb attack carried out by the Islamist militant g...
published: 23 Aug 2016
Somalia’s Al-Shabaab still poses big threat to region
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Africa Today - Somalia and terror
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has told a security conference in Germany that terr...
published: 04 Mar 2016
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SOMALI THEATRE IN CHINA GOOD OLD DAYS
This is Somali dance theater (WAABERI) performing in China. Good old days. And its all tol...
published: 16 Mar 2015
SOMALI THEATRE IN CHINA GOOD OLD DAYS
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tiens mogadisho somalia
tiens somalia dad kahalayan dawooyinkee kucafimaden magalada muqdisho
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Bashir Osman (Entrepreneur) at STARTUP GRIND MOGADISHU
Bashir Osman is a young renowned businessman in Somalia, who is amongst the few entrepren...
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Bashir Osman (Entrepreneur) at STARTUP GRIND MOGADISHU
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People & Power - Rebuilding Somalia
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People & Power - Rebuilding Somalia
People & Power - Rebuilding Somalia
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Neo-Colonialism in Somalia & Labour's Anti-Semitism (EP 344)
Afshin Rattansi goes underground on NATO's neo-colonial expansionism in Somalia with its F...
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Neo-Colonialism in Somalia & Labour's Anti-Semitism (EP 344)
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Taariikhda Halgankii Somali Bantu Calanka Soomaaliya
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DNA: Somalia's Al-Shabab, another name of terror!
Al Shabaab, an Islamic militant group that seeks to create an Islamic state in Somalia, fo...
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DNA: Somalia's Al-Shabab, another name of terror!
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Africa Speaks: Rebuilding Somalia
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Inside Story - Al-Shabab: A war of vengeance?
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Billionaire Warren Buffett, who supports Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, released information from his personal taxes and challenged Republican Donald Trump to do the same ... “I have no problem in releasing my tax information while under audit. Neither would Mr. Trump –- at least he would have no legal problem.”. The remarks escalate the Berkshire Hathaway Inc ... ....
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The fallout from the release of Donald Trump’s misogynist comments in a videotape continues to cause Republican lawmakers – including stalwart Republicans – dropping their support for the Republican presidential nominee, The Washington Post reported Monday.The latest to disavow Trump’s comments is House Speaker Paul Ryan, who told a House GOP phone conference he will no longer campaign or defend Trump, the report said....
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US Navy ship targeted in failed missile attack from Yemen: US
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Both missiles impacted the water before reaching the ship,” Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis said ... ....
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Church divided, subdued over Philippine drug war
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Catholic priests from the Philippine church, an institution that helped oust two of the country’s leaders in the past, say they are afraid and unsure how to speak out against the war on drugs unleashed by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. More than a dozen clergymen in Asia’s biggest Catholic nation said they were uncertain how to take a stand against the thousands of killings in a war that has such overwhelming popular support ... ....
PM Voices Concern Over Islamic State Presence in Somalia
Edit All Africa 10 Oct 2016
[Shabelle] Somalia is due to hold elections in October and November that are seen as a vital stepping stone in restoring governance and rebuilding a state plagued by war and insurgency for 25 years. Twelve years after the formation of its current transitional federal government, and 25 years after the overthrow of Siad Barre plunged the country into chaos, Somalia is holding limited elections, which have been delayed several times ......
Somalia: Press Freedom Bodies Call for Inquiry Into Journalist's Murder
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[Shabelle] Press freedom bodies have called on the Somali authorities to investigate the murder of radio journalist Abdiaziz Mohamed Ali Haji. The host of a morning news programme for Radio Shabelle was shot dead by gunmen on motorbikes while travelling in the north of Mogadishu, Somalia's capital, said one of the station's producers, Abdirizak Turyare ... ....
Kenya: Dodging Bullets and Bombs While Covering the War
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On my third trip to cover the onslaught against Al-Shabaab in Somalia in 2012, driving in a convoy of three cars we encountered three ambushes in the short stretch from Dobley to Tabda. On the first day inside Somalia while embedded with the Kenya Defence Forces , I counted over six bodies of militants, young and old, fat and slim carrying new guns but wearing old and torn clothes, almost all without shoes ... ....
Puntland Leader Receives UN Envoy in Garowe City
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[Shabelle] The president of Somalia's semi-autonomous region of Puntland state Abdiweli Mohamed Ali Gaas has met today UN envoy for Somalia Micheal Keating in Garowe. The UN envoy and his delegation has been welcomed in style at Garowe airport by Puntland president Abdiweli Mohamed Ali Gaas and other top officials ... ....
5 Years After KDF Took On Al-Shabaab, Mission Debate Rages
Edit All Africa 10 Oct 2016
[Shabelle] As the Kenya Defence Forces marks five years in Somalia, experts are still divided over whether Kenya should withdraw its forces. According to Dr Ochieng' Kamudhayi, a security and conflict expert, the military has no choice but to leave Somalia ... ....
NGO slams Kenyan repatriation process for Somali refugees
Edit Press TV 10 Oct 2016
Nairobi claimed that some of the asylum seekers in Dadaab, which is near the Kenya-Somalia border, were being used by Somalia-based al-Shabab militants to launch terrorist attacks inside Kenya ... (By AFP) ... “The number of vulnerable Somalis planned for return far outstrips the resources available to support them in Somalia,” Neil Turner, the NRC’s Kenya country director, said ... ....
Military Officer Defects to Al Shabaab
Edit All Africa 10 Oct 2016
[Shabelle] Al shabaab has claimed on Thursday to be holding a Somali military commander who surrendered to them in the country's south-western Gedo region. Somalia's Al-Qaeda-affiliated Al-Shabab armed group has paraded the surrendered army officer who was the head of Somali military intelligence head ... ....
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