Category: Somalia
Somalia has been in a state of civil war and anarchy since 1991, when the central government of Mohammed Siad Barre was overthrown. Various clan-based armed groups took control of parts of Somalia, while its northern part, Somaliland, declared independence.
In second half of the 2000s, the international recognized Transitional Federal Government managed to control most of the territory, with the help of Ethiopia. In 2012, a federal Constitution was adopted followed by the formation of the Federal Government of Somalia. The government’s mandate is slated to end in 2015 with the adoption of a new constitution and elections.
President Hassan Sheik Mohamud is the incumbent.
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Highlights: * Ethiopia would not accept any one-sided arrangements in the utilization of the Nile.
(Katrina Manson) After an absence of more than 30 years, Abdirizak Omar Mohamed has returned.
Highlights: * “If [the Muslim Brotherhood] decides to pursue an ideological policy, including the exportation.
(Charles Onyango-Obbo) Well, with a new government that is still taking shape, [Kenya] is understandably.
The news was met with a lot of media hype in Cairo where many people.
Ethiopian Foreign Minister Dr. Tedros Adhanom and United States’ Secretary of State John Kerry joint press briefing..
(BY: Rick MacInnes-Rae) * UN says threats common against Eritrean families to get relatives living.
(Kirubel Tadesse) African nations this week mark the 50th year since the founding of a continent-wide organization.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Eritrea has continued to support anti-peace forces engaged in.
May 7, 2013 The International Somalia Conference final communiqué. The Somalia Conference took place at Lancaster House.