Mogadishu Gets Street Lighting on Main Avenue
Not illuminated for decades
The vast majority were targeted assassinations
First ambassador from Europe since the last government collapsed in 1991
Wanted to topple Mogadishu government
The largest mass arrest in months for the newly-formed government
AU peacekeepers remain in the country as a new government consolidates power and the Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Shabaab appears on the run
Somali forces have expelled the Al-Qaeda affiliate from its last stronghold in the country but the extremists vow to strike back
One was gunned down, the other beheaded as Somalia's first government in two decades settles into Mogadishu
Somalia's Al-Qaeda affiliate may be planning to infiltrate Somalia's security forces as the new president has Islamist ties
The presence of a new government has not dampened the rate at which journalists in the country are being killed
AU colonel says members of Al-Shabaab surrendered to authorities while armed and renounced their allegiance to the Al-Qaeda affiliate
Somalia's new president has been moved to a secure compound after surviving an assassination attempt
Somalia's president is safe after a bomb went off at a hotel where he was meeting with Kenyan officials.
According to Kenyan authorities
Birth of a government
Targeted killings are up as a new government takes power in Somalia's capital
A new federal parliament was sworn in at Mogadishu's heavily fortified airport this week
Even thugs recognize value in asymmetrical fights, cooperation, and even stock markets
Paid their own way to get there, distributed nearly 200,000 meals and paid for the water to be turned back on at one camp
Corruption in the process of State formation? Whodathunkit?
Man considered to be the highest-ranking pirate the U.S. has captured.
Covert U.S. military operations targeting the Al-Qaeda affiliate continue in the country
The underwater drones could be deployed off the coasts of Somalia and Iran
Delegates finish deliberations despite suicide bombing attempt.
Security forces say they shot two would-be suicide bombers trying to enter a meeting of more than eight hundred elders.
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