Photo/Somali Times Several people are feared dead after a suicide bomber on Sunday targeted a police station in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu, officials said. Somali police spokesman Sadaq Adan Ali told Andaolu Agency by phone the attack targeted a police station in Waberi district. It is too early to say how many people have been killed

Photo File /Somali Times The Somali government has dismissed reports that the two presidents will meet in Doha to discuss maritime issues. Somali Minister of Information Osman Abukar Dubbe said the Somali government had never discussed maritime issues with Kenya, adding that the case was pending with the International Court of Justice. Minister Dubbe said

Photo/Somali Times Under agreement reached late Wednesday, Somali national police set to take charge of security in capital Somalia’s prime minister has welcomed an agreement to remove opposition and security forces from the capital Mogadishu after recent clashes between government forces and soldiers loyal to opposition groups. According to Anadolu Agency report. Under the agreement

Former warlord-rapist Muse Sudi who addressed the media in Mogadishu asked President Farmajo to leave the presidential palace and settle in his own house in Mogadishu, saying that no transfer is required and he does not deserve it. Muse Sudi said he would not accept Farmajo staying at Villa Somalia, which has been vacated by

Photo: Credit Abdi Jama Qabojiye According to some relatives told Somali Times, Abdi Jama Qaboojiye has passed away in Oslo, the capital of Norway. Abdi Jama Qabojiye has been suffering from Covid-19 for some time. The Somali Minister of Information extended his condolences to the people of Somalia, his friends and relatives, and wished the

Photo/Somali Times President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, who once again addressed members of Parliament after approving his request the September 17 election agreement, handed over federal election issues to Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble in state and federal talks. Farmajo instructed Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble to extend an invitation to regional administration leaders to sign

Photo/Somali Times The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, in a recent address to the House of Representatives, called them to abandon the recent extension bill and return to the September 17 election process. The president also said that he will announce from today that he has handed over the administration

File Photo/Somali Times The President of Somalia Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo will address a meeting on Saturday, May 1st, to the members of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament of Somalia. The purpose of the meeting will focus on a speech by the President to the House of Representatives, which will report on

File Photo/Somali Times Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo has finally responded to pressure from the fight against the extension in Mogadishu, saying he is withdrawing the extension and is ready for the September 17 2020 agreement. Farmajo made the decision after the Galmudug and HirShabelle regional administrations withdrew from his side, accompanied by Prime Minister

Photo/Somali Times The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, addressed the people of Somalia last night, welcoming the decision of the Galmudug, South West and Hirshabelle regional governments to withdraw from the September 17 elections. The president also praised the peace efforts of the government led by Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein