The Government of Puntland today officially presents prisoners arrested during counterterrorism operations conducted in Galkayo over past the three weeks.…
The Meeting considered four priority tasks for ending the Transition before 20 August 2012, namely: Security, Constitution, Reconciliation and Good Governance and adopted the Roadmap
At today’s Consultative Meeting for Ending the Transition in Mogadishu, Mohamed Ahmed Alin, President of the Galmudug State of Somalia…
Press Release: Sharif Sh. Ahmed met with the Dutch minister for development cooperation Ben Knapen and his delegates at his…
The UN Special Representative for Somalia, Dr Augustine P. Mahiga, has welcomed the visit by President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed to Puntland saying “it marks a new chapter in the relations between the Transitional Federal Government and Puntland”.
Somalia: Puntland President Welcomes TFG Prime Minister in Garowe PRESS RELEASE 26 August 2011 The President of Somalia’s Puntland Government…
The 9th session of the Joint Security Committee was convened in Mogadishu on 22 August 2011. The Committee was hosted…
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Somalia on Friday where he plans to visit relief camps and hospitals to draw international attention to the East African country’s drought and famine situation.Erdogan was accompanied by his family and four cabinet ministers.
In the last two months, it was estimated that over 30,000 Somali babies died by hunger and diseases in the…
Muslim nations pledged here Wednesday to contribute $350 million to support famine- hit Somalia, where some 3.2 million people are…
Famine has been declared inn southern Somalia but not all people agree on the impact and causes of the famine even though Dadaab camp and feeding centres for the internally displaced people in Mogadishu are two pieces of evidence.
Sacks of grain, peanut butter snacks and other food staples meant for starving Somalis are being stolen and sold in markets, an Associated Press investigation has found, raising concerns that thieving businessmen are undermining international famine relief efforts in this nearly lawless country