Al Shabaab Says it Will Respond to Adan Duale

    Officials from Al Shabaab have confirmed to Radio Dalsan that they are ready to respond to Kenyan MP Adan Duale who hinted negotiations with the group to stop attacks inside Kenya. Official said that his group will look into the Kenyan national assembly majority leader if at all he is speaking officially on behalf of…

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      Kenyan Fighter Jets Hit Al Shabaab Base

      Reports from Somali southern city of Bardere state that Kenyan fighter jets have hit Al Shabaab base near the city. The cusualties still unclear. The move comes after Al Shabaab said that it will respond to Kenyan MP suggestion for negotiations to stop attacks inside Kenya. National assembly majority leader and close aide of Kenyan…

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        How ISIS Recruiters Target U.S. Immigrants

        In what is starting to seem like a slow, steady drip of ‘foreign fighter’ cases, six U.S. residents of Bosnian origin were arrested in early February and charged with conspiring to provide material support to terrorists.To send al-Qaeda, its Syrian off-shoot the al-Nusra Front, and the ISIS a few thousand dollars and some hardware that…

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          Shabaab kills senior Somali military officer

          Shabaab kills senior Somali military officer in an attack. The group claimed responsibility through affiliated media outlets Al-Shabaab members raided the house of a senior Somali military officer in Gedo overnight, killing him and five family members. “I can confirm that officer Iman Adow and members of his family were killed in the night attack…

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            US drone targets Al Shabaab head in Somalia

            United States forces targeted a leader of the Al Shabaab militant group in an operation in southern Somalia this week, the Pentagon said late on Friday, a day after villagers reported a drone strike killed three members of the Al Qaeda-affiliated organisation. US officials declined to name the target of the strike, but CBS News…

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              Celebrating all things Somali at the U of M

              On Feb. 22, CBS Evening News reporter Jeff Pegues concluded his report about East African terrorist groups and ramped-up security at the Mall of America with, “Al-Shabaab has found sympathizers in Minneapolis’ large Somali-American population, where more than 20 people have been charged with trying to join the group.” The fact is, only a dozen…

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                Somalia’s Shebab loses jihadist lustre

                NAIROBI – Eclipsed by newer, more bloodthirsty and media-savvy global jihadists, Somalia’s Shebab militants are struggling to stay relevant. On Saturday the two most rapidly ascendant militant Islamist groups joined forces, in words at least, as Nigeria’s Boko Haram declared its allegiance to the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria. The rise of these…

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                  Successful personalities like Hersi Hajji motivated the whole Somaliland and a moment of choice is a moment of truth and as we cannot hide the sun, the moon and the truth, equally competence and the resourceful of Hersi Hajji Ali cannot be hidden‏

                  A number of Somaliland websites published an article written by Abdihakim Musa Ali against the hardworking competent minster Hersi Hajji Ali. I have read noted Abdihakim’s article. Even though everybody is free and open to express his point of view in the way he believes, however, Abdihakim’s commentary is remote from the reality in the…

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                    Helping local Somalis deal with autism

                    Fleeing civil war in his native Somalia, Liban Ali arrived in San Diego in 2001. He found peace, employment, a better life — and a disturbing mystery. “Soon after our daughter was born, we found that something was wrong with her,” said Ali, 43, a cabdriver who lives in San Diego’s El Cerrito neighborhood. “It…

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                      Mall Terror: Lone Wolf Threat Is Real, Say Officials

                      (NBC) — Officials say publicly there is no “credible threat” of an attack on America’s shopping malls, despite an on-line “call to action” by terror group al Shabab — but behind the scenes authorities are taking the threat seriously, because previous calls to action have been heeded by violent “lone wolves.” Last October a soldier…

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                        Obama Nominates First Ambassador to Somalia Since 1991

                        NAIROBI— President Barack Obama nominated career diplomat  Katherine Dhanani Tuesday to serve as the first U.S. ambassador to Somalia since 1991. The Senate must approve Dhanani for the post.  If confirmed, she would lead the U.S. Mission to Somalia, which is located in neighboring Kenya. Dhanani has served in diplomatic assignments across Africa, including Zimbabwe,…

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