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Somali terror member may be heading to Texas
HOUSTON - U.S. Homeland Security officials have asked Houston authorities to watch for a member of a Somalia-based terror group who may be coming to Texas through Mexico.... - 27 May 2010
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Somalia’s Saviors Are Making Everything Worse
As with most mortar attacks in Somalia, the shelling that turned 14-year-old Abdi into a war orphan struck without warning. Returning from school one day in the shattered capital of Mogadishu, the boy found his house blasted to bits and his parents dead beneath the rubble”I think my four brothers were killed as well — I saw pieces of their hands and legs,” Abdi told me when I met him in the sprawling Dadaab refugee camps in northeast Kenya last October, two weeks after the attack. “I am in such shock I barely know who I am.”... - 14 May 2010
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Somali pirates hijack China-bound oil tanker
Somali pirates on Wednesday hijacked the China-bound oil tanker MV Moscow University 350 miles off the coast of Yemen with 23 Russian crew and crude oil worth $52 million on board... - 05 May 2010
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Pirates flee as Somali militia group moves on town
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Dozens of fighters from one of Somalia's most powerful rebel groups moved into a northern town Sunday where pirates operate, sending the pirates fleeing in a development that could upend the piracy trade, witnesses said.... - 04 May 2010
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The world's shortest man has died in Rome
He was born in 1988 in Wulanchabu, China, with a form of primordial dwarfism, and was officially recognised as the world's shortest man in 2008. He was admitted to hospital two weeks ago after suffering a chest complaint and died on Saturday, but his death has only just been announced.... - 16 Mar 2010
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EU imposes travel and arms embargo on Eritrea
The European Union Council adopted a decision here today imposing sanctions against Eritrea in line with the United Nations Security Council resolution (UNSCR) 1907 of 2009, according to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA).
... - 02 Mar 2010
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Blast at Mogadishu clinic kills one
An explosion at an outpatient clinic run by the African Union (AU) mission in Somalia (AMISOM) near the Mogadishu airport kills at least one person.
... - 27 Jan 2010
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Scott Brown roars to Senate upset win
Upstart Republican Scott Brown rocketed to victory in the race to the U.S. Senate yesterday, steamrolling Attorney General Martha Coakley’s layabout campaign in an against-all-odds triumph that sent shock waves from the Heartland to the White House.... - 20 Jan 2010
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Teens Charged With Murder In Triple Homicide
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - Prosecutors said two customers were hiding in a freezer at the Seward Market in South Minneapolis, after two teens entered to commit a robbery. When they emerged from their hiding spot, three men were dead.
... - 14 Jan 2010
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UN suspends food aid to one million in Somalia
The United Nations World Food Program said Tuesday it was stopping aid distribution to about one million people in southern Somalia because of ''unacceptable'' demands and threats by armed groups.
... - 07 Jan 2010
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AU troops remain unpaid in Somalia
African Union peacekeepers have been operating in Somalia without receiving their salaries since May, an AU envoy says. ... - 02 Dec 2009
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Another Minn. man indicted in missing Somalis case
MINNEAPOLIS -- A 24-year-old St. Anthony man has been indicted on terrorism-related charges in the federal investigation into the departures of young Somali men who left Minnesota to fight with a terror group in Somalia, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday.
... - 20 Nov 2009
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Twin suicide blasts hit Somali peacekeepers
Two massive blasts have rocked an African Union peacekeepers' base in Somalia, when two suicide bombers in vehicles bearing UN logos detonated explosives. ... - 18 Sep 2009
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