Horn of Africa
– DANGEROUS SUDAN
Sudan was always a dangerous country but the new alliance with Iran made Sudan a part of the Anti-American axis (Axis of Evil in American terms). Continue reading
– ISLAMISTS ON THE OFFENSIVE IN SOMALIA
On 03/30/2008 Islamic opposition fighters took over Buulo Burte, about 200 km North of Mogadishu, from pro government Somali troops, backed by the Ethiopian army. Continue reading
– SOMALIA’S NEGLECTED WAR
Somalia is in chaos and civil war for about 2 decades. A large part of the country is ungoverned and ruled by local war lords and tribal leaders. Continue reading
– 20 KILLED IN BOSASO, SOMALIA
20 people are reported to have been killed in grenade attack in the port town of Bosaso, Northeastern Somalia, on 02/06/2008 early morning. Continue reading
– MILITANTS REGROUPING IN SOMALIA
The national security director of SOMALIA'S interim government, said, on 12/13/2007, that the “Council of Islamic Courts” (CIC) is regrouping and that 80% of the country is not under SOMALIA'S interim government control. Continue reading
– ABOUT 6,000 KILLED IN MOGADISHU
According to Somalia's Elman Human Rights report from 12/02/2007 5,960 civilians were killed in Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, since the end of the Ethiopian-Somali war in 01/2007 Continue reading
– ANARCHY IN MOGADISHU
The situation in Mogadishu, Somalia’s Capital, is deteriorating fast since the Ethiopian-Somali War in 12/2006. Continue reading
– MOGADISHU FRESH FIGHTING
the basic situation in Somalia is no different then in Iraq or Afghanistan, only that the foreign forces are African forces with African standards Continue reading
– KHALFAN KHAMIS MOHAMED
Khalfan Khamis Mohamed was born in late 1973 in Tanzania and has a twin sister. He was a resident of Tanzania’s capital Dar Es Salaam since 1990. Continue reading
– COUNCIL OF ISLAMIC COURT -CIC
As a result of the disintegration of Somalia since 1991 and the expansion of anarchy and chaos in Somalia, many of the Muslim tribes, mainly in the South, returned to the traditional Islamic judgment by their local Islamic Sheiks. Continue reading