Hunt on for more Somalis

    KUALA LUMPUR: The police counter terrorism division has launched a manhunt for at least five other members of the Somali terrorist group Al-Sha­baab who entered the country as college students and tourists. Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ah­­mad Zahid Hamidi said the hunt was to ensure that Malaysia did not be­­come a training ground for…

    Read More

      Immigrant mothers are strong, resilient

      KITCHENER — There were times when Rahima Issa just wanted to give up. Like the morning in the depths of winter, when the Somali single mother of five had to take two of her children to the doctor. Because the bus to her son’s school ran only every half-hour, and she then had to take…

      Read More

        Minnesota Somalis strive to alleviate Kenyan pressure on Refugees

        The Somali-American community in Minnesota have made tremendous efforts to help the Somali refugees and Somali-Kenyans who had been ethnically profiled, detained, tortured, abused, extorted and deported by the Kenyan Government. Therefore upon rallying at the State Capital, writing letters, petitions, phone calls, e-mails, meeting with high level officials, finally we have being heard today…

        Read More

          Anti-Terror Swoops Dehumanise Somalis

          Popular history does not record whether Sojourner Truth ever received an answer to her question, “Ain’t I a Woman?” In taking this question as rhetorical, the answer as self-evident, we assume that being human is self-evident, an assumption that is historically and conceptually inaccurate. We risk forgetting (or agree to forget) that much of what…

          Read More

            Police Nab Man Linked To Somalian Terrorist Group

            PETALING JAYA – The arrest of a 34-year-old east African man, believed to be a member of Somali-based militant group Al-Shabaab which has links to Al-Qaeda, has raised questions on how he managed to enter the country and if he was involved with other local militants detained over the past few days. Deputy Inspector-General of…

            Read More

              Full 9th Circuit to Assess When Orders Are Final

               (CN) – A Somali refugee who endured genital mutilation as a child and now seeks U.S. asylum will face an en banc rehearing, the 9th Circuit said. A victim of female genital mutilation when she was just 3 or 4 years old, Sama Abdisalan also witnessed the executions of her aunt and uncle during Somalia’s…

              Read More

                The President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud today commented that the correct channels should be followed as the provisiona​l Federal Constituti​on stipulates​

                Mogadishu, 8 May 2014: Today the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, received a delegation of Members of Parliament at the State House. They presented to him a statement made earlier this week. The President acknowledged the written statement and confirmed his respect for the right of every citizen to…

                Read More

                  Do not be afraid of the Somalis, Kenyans told

                  “I boarded a matatu number 48 to Kileleshwa at Odeon Cinema stage in the city centre. The matatu had seven other non-Somali passengers. They all alighted calling me a terrorists. I felt very embarrassed and shocked”. This is the story of Adan Mohamed, the winner Uongozi Season One, the TV reality show that sought to…

                  Read More

                    Somali lawmakers alloted bodyguards

                    The Federal Parliament of Somalia has announced on Tuesday that members of the house would be provided two guards each. The Second Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Mahad Abdalla Awad, who disclosed the news to the media, insisted on the rights of legislators to be adequately protected. The assassination of two Somali lawmakers in…

                    Read More

                      University Of Kansas Add Somali Language Training

                      LAWRENCE, Kan (WIBW) The University of Kansas is breaking new ground in the language training department. Responding to the sunflower state’s increasing Somali speaking population, KU will soon be one of the first universities in the country to provide language training in somali. Several thousand Somali speakers live in southwest Kansas and more than 5,000…

                      Read More