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US says supports Somali PM’s efforts for rapid, credible elections

US says supports Somali PM’s efforts for rapid, credible elections

  • On Tuesday, pro-Roble troops paraded the streets, fueling fear among Mogadishu residents weary of armed confrontations
  • Africa Bureau of the US State Department warned Washington was “prepared to act against those who obstruct Somalia’s path to peace”
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Update Al-Shabab blast by school in Somali capital kills at least 5

Al-Shabab blast by school in Somali capital kills at least 5

By AP ·
Family members carry the body of Abdiaziz Mohamud Guled, the director of government-owned Radio Mogadishu. (AFP)

Prominent journalist killed in Mogadishu suicide bombing

By AFP ·
Update Saudi Arabia announces reopening of Kingdom’s embassy in Somalia

Saudi Arabia announces reopening of Kingdom’s embassy in Somalia

By Arab News ·
Extremists issue threat as Somalia elections loom

Extremists issue threat as Somalia elections loom

By AFP ·
Casualties in Mogadishu blast targeting senior police chief: police spokesman

Casualties in Mogadishu blast targeting senior police chief: police spokesman

By AFP ·
Suicide bomber kills four, wounds eight in Mogadishu

Suicide bomber kills four, wounds eight in Mogadishu

By AFP ·
Opposition forces leave Somali capital after deadly clashes

Opposition forces leave Somali capital after deadly clashes

By AFP ·
Gunfire erupts in Somali capital amid president’s standoff

Gunfire erupts in Somali capital amid president’s standoff

By AP ·
Update 15 killed as minibus hits landmine in Somalia: Official

15 killed as minibus hits landmine in Somalia: Official

By AFP ·
Explosions in two Somalia cities kill at least 5

Explosions in two Somalia cities kill at least 5

By AP ·
‘More than 10’ killed in Mogadishu car bomb: Security official

‘More than 10’ killed in Mogadishu car bomb: Security official

By Reuters ·
Saudi Arabia concerned over escalation of unrest in Mogadishu: Foreign ministry

Saudi Arabia concerned over escalation of unrest in Mogadishu: Foreign ministry

By Arab News ·

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