Southern Sudanese Referendum Held in Nashville, Tennessee
If what happened in Nashville is repeated across the United States and in Southern Sudan, there would be no doubt that the Southern Sudanese are on their way to achieving independence.
SITT Beats Horseed by 4-0
The first half of the match ended in 0-0 draw, but SITT's Mohamed Hassan Ali number 6, scored the first goal for his team in the 48th minute of the second half exactly three minutes after the start of the second half.
Somaliland Editor Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
Mohamud Abdi Jama, the editor of the private daily Waheen, guilty on charges of defamation and 'spreading false news,' local journalists told CPJ. The judge who issued the ruling on Saturday also fined Jama six million shillings (US$900).
Jihadists and Terrorists Sail to Somalia to Make a Battleground for Armageddon
Now extreme clergymen have penetrated the fabric of our society. The extraction from the middle of the society is as costly as off-shore oil. Their largest concentration places are in Mogadishu and Kismayo in south Somalia.
New Political Alliance Aims to Oust Current Somali President
Ali Gedi has put a lot of effort in a campaign against the current Somali President. He has already been working with Somali MP's located in Nairobi, Kenya, to make them support the Gedi's rise to power.
