Somalia

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  At least four killed in suspected bomb attack in Nairobi

  14 Dec 2013: Police say device exploded in a crowded minibus as it headed towards the city centre

• What can help Central African Republic? Lessons from Sierra Leone

  9 Dec 2013:

  As French troops enter CAR's troubled capital, Britain's African intervention of 2000 could serve as a model to help bring peace, says Marcus Manuel

• Al-Shabaab in Somalia exploited aid agencies during 2011 famine – report

  9 Dec 2013:

  Overseas Development Institute and Somali thinktank say militants demanded 'tax' payments for access to famine areas

• Britain is up to its neck in US dirty wars and death squads

  4 Dec 2013:

  Seumas Milne: The war on terror is now an endless campaign of drone and undercover killings that threatens a more dangerous world

• US delays prison for Somali man as officials tell of 'intelligence watershed'

  4 Dec 2013:

  Lawyers confirm extended co-operation from man who secretly pleaded guilty to terrorism charges in New York two years ago

• Somalia's prime minister and cabinet ousted

  2 Dec 2013: Parliamentary vote to remove Abdi Farah Shirdon proves country's institutions have come of age, says UN representative

• MPs urge Theresa May to reverse qat ban

  29 Nov 2013:

  Stumulent widely used by Somali and Yemeni communities was criminalised without proper evidence of its harm, committee says

• Somali man found not guilty of piracy in 2008 ship hijack

  26 Nov 2013: Ali Mohamed Ali, 51, negotiated a ransom for Somali pirates during a 2008 pirate takeover of a Danish merchant ship

• Jeremy Scahill: the man exposing the US Dirty War

  24 Nov 2013:

  While making the documentary Dirty Wars, Scahill met the survivors of secret US hit squads around the world – and promised to bring their story back to America, he tells Stephen Moss

• The real question about the terror suspect who fled in a burqa: did MI5 bring him here illegally?

  13 Nov 2013:

  Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed's escape was an embarrassment. The alleged torture and rendition that came before it might just be a major scandal. By Ian Cobain, writes Ian Cobain

• Cyclone death toll in Somalia's Puntland rises to 140

  13 Nov 2013: State of emergency declared in semi-autonomous region of Somalia, and government appeals for international aid

• Somalia police set up emergency 888 phone number

  12 Nov 2013: Mogadishu's first emergency number for 20 years is latest sign of return to normality after years of civil war and militancy

• Piracy mastermind or mere translator? Somali man on trial over ship hijacking

  8 Nov 2013: Prosecutors accuse Ali Mohamed Ali, 51, of piracy, but critics say US government is over-reaching by bringing charges

• Ministers seek secret court procedure in torture allegations case

  7 Nov 2013: Terrorism suspect who escaped in burqa and UK citizen of Somali descent accuse British authorities of complicity in torture

• Somali remittances: Dahabshiil granted Barclays reprieve

  5 Nov 2013:

  Somali money transfer firm wins temporary injunction preventing Barclays from cutting its banking services

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