A calm situation is felt today in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, after two days of clashes and security tensions between the Somali warlord Hassan Sheikh forces and forces loyal to some of the opposition. Read: Somalia corrupt president Hassan Sheikh kills demonstrators Read: Turkey approves $30 million in aid to support Hassan Sheikh and

By Associated Press Somalia’s opposition supporters and security forces clashed in the capital, Mogadishu, on Thursday for a second day ahead of a planned anti-government demonstration. No official casualty figures were immediately available from the clashes that prompted calls for restraint from the United Nations and the United States as the government and opposition traded

File Photo/Somali Times The EU has expressed its support for the continuation of political dialogue in Somalia, with EU Ambassador to Somalia Francesca Di Mauro saying that she met with former President Hassan Sheikh and Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni, and they remain ready for dialogue and an inclusive political solution. Read: Turkey approves $30

File Photo/Somali Times Somalia corrupt president Hassan Sheikh and his family kills demonstrators, more details are available on the ongoing opposition protests in Mogadishu, which has already caused deaths and injuries. Read: Turkey approves $30 million in aid to support Hassan Sheikh and his family Read: Somalia is the number 1 country for corruption Read:

File Photo/Somali Times The Turkish government has strongly denied allegations that it is the “new colonialist” of Somalia, insisting that its relations with Somalia are based on cooperation, mutual interest and friendly support. Read: Turkey approves $30 million in aid to support Hassan Sheikh and his family Read: Somalia is the number 1 country for

File Photo/Somali Times Turkey has approved a $30 million grant agreement for Somalia corrupt president Hassan Sheikh and his family allies of Turkey, marking a new round of budgetary support for Mogadishu as Ankara expands economic, defense and energy ties. Read: Somalia is the number 1 country for corruption Read: Why is Somalia an unfortunate

File Photo Somali Times/ former Somalia spy chief Abdullahi Mohamed Ali The former head of the Somalia National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), Abdullahi Mohamed Ali Sanbaloshe, has warned that deep-seated distrust continues to undermine cooperation between the country’s intelligence agency and its international partners. Read: Somalia is the number 1 country for corruption Read:

File Photo/Somali Times South West State of Somalia claims victory in battle against Hassan Sheikh and militia Read: Somalia is the number 1 country for corruption Read: Why is Somalia an unfortunate country Read: Puntland says lifting of arms embargo on Somalia a major threat The South West State of Somalia has claimed victory in

File Photo/Somali Times The United Nations has expressed deep concern over the escalating tensions in the Southwest State administration, calling on Hassan Sheikh and the regional states to resolve their differences through dialogue and avoid any steps that could lead to violence. Read: Somalia is the number 1 country for corruption Read: Why is Somalia

File Photo/Somali Times The President of the Southwest State of Somalia, Abdiasis Hassan Mohamed Laftagaren, has issued a formal decree appointing the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission for the administration, according to a letter from the Office of the President. Read: Somalia is the number 1 country for corruption Read: Why is Somalia an unfortunate