Photo/Somali Times Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble met with the family of Ikran Tahlil Farah, whose death was recently announced by Somali spy chief Fahad Yasin (NISA). The meeting was also attended by Ugas Abdirahman Ugas Abdullahi and members of Ikran’s family, and the prime minister shared his feelings and regrets over the plight

Photo/Somali Times Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble spoke for the first time about Ikran Tahlil Farah’s case, saying the NISA report on her case was unsatisfactory. Roble instructed Somali spy chief Fahad Yassin to submit a full report on Ikran’s case within 48 hours, and said he would take a decision later. “I would

Somali spy chief Fahad Yasin. The announcement of the death of Ikran Tahlil Farah, a member of the Somali spy agency, who has been missing for over two months, has become a hot topic in Somalia, with calls for justice. Although it has not commented on the federal government, various officials, including past presidents and

Somali spy chief Fahad Yasin. The case of Ikran Tahlil Farah’s assassination is clear to Fahad Yasin and he will be punished. Sources told Somali Times that Fahad Yasin fled to Turkey, where he was in hiding but would not be spared, until he was brought to justice and punished for the crime he committed

A photograph appear on the Internet The Somali spy agency did not reveal any details on the circumstances surrounding her death and did not present the family with the body for a proper burial. Somali spy agency said that they shared intimate details surrounding Ikran Tahlil Farah’s death, but it appears that her mother is

A photograph appeared on the Internet Ikran Tahliil Farah. Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has confirmed that Ikran Tahliil Farah, a member of the agency, was captured by Al-Shabab and killed. Ikran Tahliil Farah, a member of the National Intelligence and Security Agency had not been heard from since June 26, 2021, when

A photograph appeared on the Internet. Former warlord of Somalia Muse Sudi is a well know murderer in the Somali Civil War. He killed about between 100000-200000 people which most of the victims are part of the Hawiye, Darod and Isaaq community and raped between 10000-20000 women and children. According to Somali officials who have

File Photo/Somali Times/ Somalia’s President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo, The East African By AGGREY MUTAMBO Somalia’s new electoral rules are creating unforeseen fissures in the loose alliance between some federal state presidents and opposition groups. Initially united against President Mohamed Farmajo, the groups now appear to be at loggerheads this week after a team formed

File Photo/Somali Times Traditional elders in Puntland’s region have accused Puntland Governor Said Deni of indiscriminately looting the role of clans in the upper and lower house elections. At a meeting of elders in Bosaso, Galkayo they said they would not accept the government’s choice of the next lower house election, and sent a message

File Photo/Somali Times President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo was allied with the presidents of HirShabelle, Galmudug and Southwest, but his ambition to run in Somalia’s elections was opposed by strong opposition. The opposition was a coalition of candidates, the presidents of Jubaland and Puntland, the speaker of the upper house, and later Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein