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NISA Raid Kills 23 Militants
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NISA Raid Kills 23 Militants

Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) conducted a strategic overnight operation in the Dharaarweyn area near Galcad city, located in the Galgaduud region. The mission resulted in the elimination of 23 insurgents and the destruction of three vehicles used by the militants. This operation is a part of NISA’s broader effort to disrupt Al-Shabaab’s...

Somali Lawmakers Support Jubbaland Elections, Oppose Federal Mandate Extensions
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Somali Lawmakers Support Jubbaland Elections, Oppose Federal Mandate Extensions

A group of 26 Somali lawmakers from both houses of Parliament, representing constituencies in Puntland, have issued a statement expressing strong support for the upcoming elections in the Jubaland administration. The legislators underscored the importance of this electoral process as a crucial step toward preserving democratic principles and promoting political stability in the region. The...

Al-Shabaab Ambush Kills Two South West State Soldiers Near Afgooye
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Al-Shabaab Ambush Kills Two South West State Soldiers Near Afgooye

Lower Shabelle, Somalia — Two soldiers from the South West State forces were killed in an ambush on the outskirts of Afgooye, regional sources have confirmed. The soldiers were traveling from Wanlaweyn to Afgooye when they were intercepted and fatally shot by suspected Al-Shabaab militants. According to reports, the assailants seized the soldiers’ weapons before...

Somali Parliament Approves Electoral Reforms
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Somali Parliament Approves Electoral Reforms

Mogadishu, Somalia — Somalia’s bicameral parliament on Monday unanimously passed a series of electoral reforms that mark a significant step toward adopting a universal suffrage voting system. The newly approved legislation, introduced by Interior Minister Ali Yusuf Ali Hoosh, outlines comprehensive laws governing election procedures, political party regulation, and the creation of an independent electoral...

Jubaland Cuts Ties with Somali Federal Government Amid Escalating Election Dispute
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Jubaland Cuts Ties with Somali Federal Government Amid Escalating Election Dispute

Tensions between Somalia’s federal government and the Jubaland administration escalated on Sunday as Jubaland unilaterally established an election commission, prompting strong condemnation from Mogadishu and leading to the severance of ties with the federal government. The move comes after Jubaland leader Ahmed Madobe withdrew from National Consultative Council talks last month, citing President Hassan Sheikh...

Somalia’s Cabinet appoints Gen. Odowaa as new Army Chief
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Somalia’s Cabinet appoints Gen. Odowaa as new Army Chief

Somalia’s Cabinet of Ministers has appointed General Odowaa Yusuf Raage as the Chief of the Somali National Army, according to an official statement. The appointment was approved during an extraordinary evening session, marking a strategic effort by the government to bolster national defense capabilities and confront ongoing security challenges. This move is part of a...

Somalia Declares Jubbaland Election Body Illegal
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Somalia Declares Jubbaland Election Body Illegal

The Federal Government of Somalia has declared the election committee formed by Jubbaland’s President Ahmed Madobe as illegal, further straining the political tensions over electoral procedures in the semi-autonomous region. The Ministry of Internal Affairs released a statement emphasizing that the government would not recognize any electoral process conducted by this committee. This move aligns...

NISA Kills 19 Al-Shabaab Militants in Middle Shabelle
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NISA Kills 19 Al-Shabaab Militants in Middle Shabelle

MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) conducted a successful targeted operation in Yaaqle village, northeast of Bal’ad town in the Middle Shabelle region, killing 19 Al-Shabaab militants. The strike, aimed at a known assembly point, sought to disrupt the group’s organizational network and preempt potential attacks. This operation underscores the sustained...

Airstrike Targets Al-Shabaab Stronghold in Somalia’s Mudug Region
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Airstrike Targets Al-Shabaab Stronghold in Somalia’s Mudug Region

An airstrike in the early hours of Friday targeted an Al-Shabaab stronghold in Amara, a town in Somalia’s Mudug region, according to local reports. The strike, believed to have been aimed at a building housing senior members of the militant group, was part of the ongoing efforts by the Somali government and its allies to...

 Deputy Minister of Ports Resigns Amid Political Tensions in Somalia
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 Deputy Minister of Ports Resigns Amid Political Tensions in Somalia

Somalia’s Deputy Minister of Ports and Maritime Transport, MP Saddam Mohamud Abdi, resigned on Tuesday, citing constitutional violations and the politicization of development projects in Puntland by the federal government. In his statement, Abdi accused the central authorities of undermining the constitutional framework and using local projects for political gain rather than regional development. Abdi’s...