Baidoa – The National Security Council meeting which was held in Baidoa, 3-5 June 2018. The conference, which took place at the Presidential Palace, southwest of Baidoa spoke about national security issues, and presided over the meeting, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia H E. Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed. The conference will be the

  Somalia President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed hopes to deliver a new constitution by the end of this year, but this could prove a major undertaking. Though the review timetable expects the new document to be ready by the end of 2019, President Mohamed, who came to power in February 2017 with a new constitution as

U.S. forces in coordination with the Somali government conducted an air strike in Somalia’s northeastern Bari region over the weekend, killing 27 al-Shabaab militants, the U.S. Africa Command Africom said Monday. The airstrike took place southwest of the coastal town of Bosasso, the capital of Bari, on June 2, Africom said in a statement. Africom

  Somali President HE Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed opened the Baidoa conference in Baidoa on the National Security Conference, which was attended by heads of state governors regional administrations, government official ministers. conference agenda includes the security of the electoral process in 2020, the Federation, the mix and upgrade the constitution and other factors. President Mohamed

Photo/Somali Times Baidoa-President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, .Mohamed Abdulahi Mohamed on Sunday went to Baidoa town, the Interim Administrative capital of Southwest State in Somalia where he is due to open National Security Forum. Somali Prime Minister, Hassan Ali Khaire, Southwest State governor, Sharif Hassan Aden and other officials welcomed the President and

Baidoa – The Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia HE Hassan Ali Khaire arrived in Baidoa for a two-day visit. The Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia, HE Hassan Ali Khaire, today welcomed the UN Security Council’s commitment to upholding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Somalia. His Excellency Prime Minister

Eng Abdihakin Abdullahi Omar, who is touring the town of Buuhodle in the disputed region of Sool region, has declared that their administration is committed to sustaining the offensive aimed at liberating the town of Tukaraq from ‘occupation by Somaliland forces’. Eng Abdihakin cautioned that the conflict will persist so long as Somaliland continues to

“Thank you very much, it is a great honor for me tonight that we will spend the same time and spend the rest, really doing this important job in this country, working hard and thanking you for the role of the parliament “He said. “We will keep your meetings and listen to your suggestions, and

  IOM, the International Organization for Migration, in collaboration with the Libyan and Somali Governments and with support from the European Union, facilitated the voluntary return to Mogadishu of 150 Somali migrants stranded in Libya. The majority of them had been held in Government-run detention centres. Migrants in Libya are exposed to numerous risks, including

The UN on Tuesday pledged 2.7 million U.S. dollars to help Somaliland communities affected by the cyclone which left at least 50 people dead and displaced a thousand others. Peter de Clercq, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Somalia who visited the self-declared semi-autonomous region, said the response to the combination of events- storm, floods, drought-