Dhinaca kalena, bartamaha Somalia ayaa lagu soo waramayaa in ciidmada dowladda Somalia ay dib maanta u qabsadeen degmada Moqokori oo ka tirsan gobolka Hiiraan, kadib markii shalay galab ay halkaasi maamulkeeda la wareegeen maleeshiya al-Shabaab.

Ra'iisal wasaaraha shuuciga ah ee cusub ee dalka Spain, Pedro Sanchez ayaa maanta waxaa xilka ra'iisal wasaarenimada u dhaariyay boqorka dalkaasi boqor Felibe.

Puntland ayaa ku eedeeysay Somaliland in ay qeyb ka aheyd dagaal ay xalay Al Shabaab ku qaadeen xerada Bali Khadar oo u dhaw Buuraha Galgala ee gobolka Bari, laakin Somaliland ayaa beenisay.

USA Today Saturday June 2, 2018The 2018 World Cup — the 21st edition of the international soccer tournament — will be held in Russia. This is the first time that the tournament will be held in Russia.A total of 32 teams will be competing, with the group stage set for June 14-June 28, Round of 16 from June 30-July 3, quarterfinals on July 6-7, semifinals on July 10-11 and the final on July 15.Germany are the defending champions. Ads By Google WHEN: June 14-July 15TV INFO: English-language broadcast on FOX or FS1 (stream on Fox Sports Go). Spanish-language broadcast on Telemundo or NBC UniversoSCHEDULE:All times EasternThursday, June 14Russia vs. Saudi Arabia (in Moscow), 11 a.m. ET on FOX Friday, June 15Egypt vs. Uruguay (in Yekaterinburg), 8 a.m. on FS1Morocco vs. Iran (in Saint Petersburg), 11 a.m. on FOXPortugal vs. Spain (in Sochi), 2 p.m. on FOX Saturday, June 16France vs. Australia (in Kazan), 6 a.m. on FS1Argentina vs. Iceland (in Moscow), 10 a.m. on FOXPeru vs. Denmark (in Saransk), Noon on FS1Croatia vs. Nigeria (in Kaliningrad), 3 p.m. on FS1 Sunday, June 17Costa Rica vs. Serbia (in Samara), 8 a.m. on FOXGermany vs. Mexico (in Moscow), 11 a.m. on FS1Brazil vs. Switzerland (in Rostov-on-Don), 2 p.m. on FS1 Monday, June 18Sweden vs. South Korea (in Nizhny Novgorod), 8 a.m. on FS1Belgium vs. Panama (in Sochi), 11 a.m. on FS1Tunisia vs. England (in Volgograd), 2 p.m. on FS1 Tuesday, June 19Colombia vs. Japan (in Saransk), 8 a.m. on FS1Poland vs. Senegal (in Moscow), 11 a.m. on FOXRussia vs. Egypt (in Saint Petersburg), 2 p.m. on FOX Wednesday, June 20Portugal vs. Morocco (in Moscow), 8 a.m. on FS1Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia (in Rostov-on-Don), 11 a.m. on FOXIran vs. Spain (in Kazan), 2 p.m. on FOX Thursday, June 21France vs. Peru (in Yekaterinburg), 8 a.m. on FS1Denmark vs. Australia (in Samara), 11 a.m. on FOXArgentina vs. Croatia (in Nizhny Novgorod), 2 p.m. on FOX Friday, June 22Brazil vs. Costa Rica (in Saint Petersburg), 8 a.m. on FS1Nigeria vs. Iceland (in Volgograd), 11 a.m. on FOXSerbia vs. Switzerland (in Kaliningrad), 2 p.m. on FOX Saturday, June 23Belgium vs. Tunisia (in Moscow), 8 a.m. on FOXGermany vs. Sweden (in Sochi), 11 a.m. on FOXSouth Korea vs. Mexico (in Rostov-on-Don), 2 p.m. on FOX Sunday, June 24England vs. Panama (in Nizhny Novgorod), 8 a.m. on FS1Japan vs. Senegal (in Yekaterinburg), 11 a.m. on FOXPoland  vs. Colombia (in Kazan), 2 p.m. on FOX Monday, June 25Saudi Arabia vs. Egypt (in Volgograd), 10 a.m. on FS1Uruguay vs. Russia (in Samara), 10 a.m. on FOXIran vs. Portugal (in Saransk), 2 p.m. on FOXSpain vs. Morocco (in Kaliningrad), 2 p.m. on FS1 Tuesday, June 26Australia vs. Peru (in Sochi), 10 a.m. on FS1Denmark vs. France (in Moscow), 10 a.m. on FOXIceland vs. Croatia (in Rostov-on-Don), 2 p.m. on FS1Nigeria vs Argentina (in Saint Petersburg), 2 p.m. on FOX Wednesday, June 27South Korea vs. Germany (in Kazan), 10 a.m. on FS1Mexico vs. Sweden (in Yekaterinburg), 10 a.m. on FOXSwitzerland vs. Costa Rica (in Nizhny Novgorod), 2 p.m. on FS1Serbia vs. Brazil (in St. Petersburg), 2 p.m. on FOX Thursday, June 28Japan vs. Poland (in Volgograd), 10 a.m. on FS1Senegal vs. Colombia (in Samara), 10 a.m. on FOXEngland vs. Belgium (in Kaliningrad), 2 p.m. on FOXPanama vs. Tunisia (in Saransk), 2 p.m. on FS1 Saturday, June 30Round of 16 in Kazan (Match 50: Group C winner vs. Group D runner-up), 10 a.m. on FOXRound of 16 in Sochi (Match 49: Group A winner vs. Group B runner-up), 2 p.m. on FOX Sunday, July 1Round of 16 in Moscow (Match 51: Group B winner vs. Group A runner-up), 10 a.m. on FOXRound of 16 in Nizhny Novgorod: Match 52, Group D winner vs. Group C runner-up, 2 p.m. on FOX Monday, July 2Round of 16 in Samara (Match 53: Group E winner vs. Group F runner-up), 10 a.m. on FS1Round of 16 in Rostov-on-Don (Match 54: Group G winner vs. Group H runner-up), 2 p.m. on FOX Tuesday, July 3Round of 16 in Saint Petersburg (Match 55: Group F winner vs. Group E runner-up), 10 a.m. on FS1Round of 16 in Rostov-on-Don (Match 56: Group H winner vs. Group G runner-up), 2 p.m. on FOX Friday, July 6Quarterfinal in Nizhny Novgorod (Match 57: Match 49 winner vs. Match 50 winner), 10 a.m. on FS1Quarterfinal in Moscow (Match 58: Match 53 winner vs. Match 54 winner), 2 p.m. on FS1 Saturday, July 7Quarterfinal in Samara (Match 60: Match 55 winner vs. Match 66 winner), 10 a.m. on FOXQuarterfinal in Kazan (Match 59: Match 51 winner vs. Match 52 winner), 2 p.m. on FOX Tuesday, July 10Semifinal in Saint Petersburg (Match 61: Match 57 winner vs. Match 58 winner), 2 p.m. on FOX Wednesday, July 11Semifinal in Moscow (Match 62: Match 59 winner vs. Match 60 winner), 2 p.m. on FOX Saturday, July 14Third-place match in Saint Petersburg (Match 63: Match 61 loser vs. Match 62 loser), 10 a.m. on FOX Sunday, July 15Final in Moscow (Match 64: Match 61 winner vs. Match 62 winner), 11 a.m. on FOXMUST-READ STORIES:World Cup power rankings: Rating all 32 teams, from hopeless to hopefuls2018 World Cup: Top 50 players to watch in RussiaWorld Cup snubs: A team of the best players not going to RussiaFIFA World Cup: 11 greatest players to never winEvery FIFA World Cup champion: From 1930 Uruguay to 2014 Germany2018 World Cup: Why the USMNT won't be in RussiaSTADIUMS:Kaliningrad - 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• Canada: Ontario premier concedes defeat ahead of next week's polls - Reuters
• AU: Amisom lacks resources to defeat al-Shabaab - The East African
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• Al Shabaab fighters seize town in central Somalia - residents - Reuters
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• Amnesty Urges Ethiopian Government To Stop Killings Of Oromo People -
• Uganda sends food assistance to flood-affected families in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region - AMISOM
• How Mozambique’s smuggling barons nurtured jihadists - BBC
• How to get off the kill list - Truthout
• Erdogan's plethora of foreign policy challenges - Al Jazeera
• WATCH: AMISOM using sports to promote peace in Somalia - New Vision
• Mandera court jails 2 women for trafficking minor from Somalia - Daily Nation
• Prominent Somali youth leader killed in Mogadishu - Xinhua
• The World Cup for forgotten nations - The New Yorker
• Frustrated Garissa residents urged not to cross into Somalia, live as IDPs - The Star
• African migrants killed, hurt after fleeing Libya's human traffickers - VOA
• US military killed almost 500 civilians in 2017 - Pentagon report - RT
• U.S. airstrike kills 12 Al-Shabaab militants outside Mogadishu - HOL
• Shabaab video details assassination unit in Mogadishu - Long War Journal

Saturday June 2, 2018Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi was sworn in for a second term on Saturday, little more than two months after winning an election that critics have widely regarded as a sham.El-Sissi, 63, took the oath of office before a packed session of parliament, in a ceremony that was broadcast live on state television.El-Sissi was re-elected to a four-year term after winning 97 percent of the vote  with voter turnout at 41 percent in a March election that featured no serious opposition. The only challenger was himself, a strident supporter of the president.Crackdown on dissentAll of the serious opposition candidates abandoned their campaigns in January. The top challenger was arrested and his campaign manager beaten up. Other legitimate contenders soon withdrew from the race, citing intimidation.El-Sissi, a former intelligence chief and defense minister, led the military coup in 2013 of Egypt's first freely elected president, Islamist Mohammed Morsi, amid widespread protests against his divisive rule.Under el-Sissi, security forces have waged a widespread crackdown on dissent, jailing thousands of Islamists as well as secular activists.Unauthorized protests have been outlawed and hundreds of websites, including those of independent media and human rights groups, have been blocked.
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• Canada: Ontario premier concedes defeat ahead of next week's polls - Reuters
• AU: Amisom lacks resources to defeat al-Shabaab - The East African
• Al-Shabab Raid on Somalia Military Base Kills Several Soldiers - VOA
• Al Shabaab fighters seize town in central Somalia - residents - Reuters
• FIFA World Cup 2018: Complete schedule of games, how to watch -
• Amnesty Urges Ethiopian Government To Stop Killings Of Oromo People -
• Uganda sends food assistance to flood-affected families in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region - AMISOM
• How Mozambique’s smuggling barons nurtured jihadists - BBC
• How to get off the kill list - Truthout
• Erdogan's plethora of foreign policy challenges - Al Jazeera
• WATCH: AMISOM using sports to promote peace in Somalia - New Vision
• Mandera court jails 2 women for trafficking minor from Somalia - Daily Nation
• Prominent Somali youth leader killed in Mogadishu - Xinhua
• The World Cup for forgotten nations - The New Yorker
• Frustrated Garissa residents urged not to cross into Somalia, live as IDPs - The Star
• African migrants killed, hurt after fleeing Libya's human traffickers - VOA
• US military killed almost 500 civilians in 2017 - Pentagon report - RT
• U.S. airstrike kills 12 Al-Shabaab militants outside Mogadishu - HOL
• Shabaab video details assassination unit in Mogadishu - Long War Journal

Saturday June 2, 2018Somalia’s militant Islamist group al Shabaab has retaken a small town in the centre of the country after it was abandoned by government troops, residents said on Saturday.Fighting broke out in the town of Muqokori, about 300 kilometres north of the capital Mogadishu, late on Friday, almost a month after government troops ousted the insurgents.“Al Shabaab attacked from various sides. After one hour of fighting, the government forces left and al Shabaab seized control,” Hussein Nur, a local elder, told Reuters by phone.The militant group claimed that 47 government soldiers had died in the fighting.“We have their dead bodies,” said Abdiasis Abu Musab, al Shabaab’s military operations spokesman, adding they had captured four vehicles and dozens of weapons.Ads By Google The military said the insurgents were not in full control. and that soldiers had been withdrawn for strategic reasons.“There were only a few soldiers there and they left the town for tactical reasons,” Major Abdullahi Aden told Reuters, adding their positions were being reinforced.Aden did not give details of casualties.Al Shabaab militants are fighting to topple Somalia’s Western-backed central government and to rule the Horn of Africa country according to a strict interpretation of Islamic sharia law.The group was ejected from Mogadishu in 2011 and has since been driven from most of its other strongholds across the country.But it remains a formidable threat, with its fighters frequently carrying out bombings against civilian and military targets in Mogadishu and other towns in Somalia.Separately, the group also attacked a military base in the semi-autonomous region of Puntland the same day, killing several soldiers.
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• Canada: Ontario premier concedes defeat ahead of next week's polls - Reuters
• AU: Amisom lacks resources to defeat al-Shabaab - The East African
• Al-Shabab Raid on Somalia Military Base Kills Several Soldiers - VOA
• Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi sworn in to second term - DW
• FIFA World Cup 2018: Complete schedule of games, how to watch -
• Amnesty Urges Ethiopian Government To Stop Killings Of Oromo People -
• Uganda sends food assistance to flood-affected families in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region - AMISOM
• How Mozambique’s smuggling barons nurtured jihadists - BBC
• How to get off the kill list - Truthout
• Erdogan's plethora of foreign policy challenges - Al Jazeera
• WATCH: AMISOM using sports to promote peace in Somalia - New Vision
• Mandera court jails 2 women for trafficking minor from Somalia - Daily Nation
• Prominent Somali youth leader killed in Mogadishu - Xinhua
• The World Cup for forgotten nations - The New Yorker
• Frustrated Garissa residents urged not to cross into Somalia, live as IDPs - The Star
• African migrants killed, hurt after fleeing Libya's human traffickers - VOA
• US military killed almost 500 civilians in 2017 - Pentagon report - RT
• U.S. airstrike kills 12 Al-Shabaab militants outside Mogadishu - HOL
• Shabaab video details assassination unit in Mogadishu - Long War Journal

Saturday June 2, 2018At least four Somali soldiers were killed and more than 10 others were wounded when al-Shabab militants stormed a military base in the semi-autonomous region of Puntland in northeastern Somalia, witnesses said Saturday.The militants began the raid at midnight on the Bali-Khadar base near the Galgala mountains of the Bari region. Sources said the Puntland soldiers stationed there were forced to retreat, but later recaptured the base from the militants.Sources say scores of heavily armed al-Shabab militants carried out the raid on the base as they burned a number of military vehicles.According to witnesses, at least four soldiers were killed in the raid, but al-Shabab claimed to have killed at least eight soldiers.Abdullahi “Quraan Jecel” Mohamed, spokesperson for the Puntland administration, told VOA the al-Shabab claim is false, and that two soldiers were killed in the attack. The spokesperson also said 10 militants died when an IED they planted near the base exploded minutes before the assault started.Ads By Google The Puntland regional government has accused Somaliland, the breakaway republic, of being involved in the attack on its military base, a claim VOA can not verify.Both Puntland and Somaliland have been engaged in various military confrontations after recently clashing over land ownership in the northern Sool region.Galgala is a chain of mountains in Puntland in northern Somalia where al-Shabab militants and pockets of ISIS fighters have been battling regional forces for several years.Meanwhile, Somalia government soldiers recaptured the town of Moqokori Saturday in the central Hiran region, hours after it had fallen into the hands of al-Shabab fighters.Residents says both sides engaged in fierce fighting Friday that resulted in an unknown number of deaths. Al-Shabab claimed to have killed more than 40 soldiers in Moqokori.The jihadist al-Shabab group often steps up attacks and raid against government facilities during the holy month of Ramadan. The group conducted a similar attack on a military base in Puntland during Ramadan last year, killing more than 50 Somali soldiers.
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• Canada: Ontario premier concedes defeat ahead of next week's polls - Reuters
• AU: Amisom lacks resources to defeat al-Shabaab - The East African
• Al Shabaab fighters seize town in central Somalia - residents - Reuters
• Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi sworn in to second term - DW
• FIFA World Cup 2018: Complete schedule of games, how to watch -
• Amnesty Urges Ethiopian Government To Stop Killings Of Oromo People -
• Uganda sends food assistance to flood-affected families in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region - AMISOM
• How Mozambique’s smuggling barons nurtured jihadists - BBC
• How to get off the kill list - Truthout
• Erdogan's plethora of foreign policy challenges - Al Jazeera
• WATCH: AMISOM using sports to promote peace in Somalia - New Vision
• Mandera court jails 2 women for trafficking minor from Somalia - Daily Nation
• Prominent Somali youth leader killed in Mogadishu - Xinhua
• The World Cup for forgotten nations - The New Yorker
• Frustrated Garissa residents urged not to cross into Somalia, live as IDPs - The Star
• African migrants killed, hurt after fleeing Libya's human traffickers - VOA
• US military killed almost 500 civilians in 2017 - Pentagon report - RT
• U.S. airstrike kills 12 Al-Shabaab militants outside Mogadishu - HOL
• Shabaab video details assassination unit in Mogadishu - Long War Journal

Saturday June 2, 2018Logistical problems and military deficiencies are handicapping the African Union Mission in Somalia (Amisom) in its decade-long fight against al-Shabaab, an AU official acknowledged in a wide-ranging and generally pessimistic assessment published Thursday.The Somalia National Army’s longstanding lack of capacity could “even lead to the mission’s defeat,” warned Mr Simon Mulongo, a Mogadishu-based representative of the African Union.“Shabaab has much better access to intelligence than Amisom, given its links to the population under its control, its immersion in the local culture and language, and its knowledge of the terrain,” Mr Mulongo acknowledged.“Al-Shabaab’s formidable intelligence apparatus, the Amniyat, has greatly increased al-Shabaab’s resilience as well as its ability to anticipate and plan.”Ads By Google His comments were made in an interview with the Africa Centre for Strategic Studies, a think tank affiliated with the US Defence Department.Amisom also lacks the resources needed for its combat mission to succeed, Mr Mulongo said.“Amisom’s airlift capabilities are minuscule: it has only three utility helicopters to cover its entire area of operation,” he noted.“Logistics are therefore unreliable and erratic, and our troops are overstretched and unable to secure the expansive territory and protect their supply lines,” Mr Mulongo said.Some United Nations-member states have offered to supply additional aerial assets, but the UN’s low reimbursement rates discourage potential suppliers from following through, explained the AU Commission’s deputy special representative for Somalia.The UN’s sizable Amisom support apparatus inside Somalia, known as UNSOA, could be much more helpful than is currently the case, Mr Mulongo said.“UNSOA’s capabilities are civilian, not military. As such, they are structured to provide logistics in a traditional peacekeeping mission and not for combat environment. Strict restrictions on where UNSOA assets can land, for instance, have made the evacuation of our troops extremely difficult,” Mr Mulongo said.He further noted that the UN contingent tasked with assisting Amisom is not authorised to transport weapons and reinforcements to fighting forces in the field.UN deliveries of arms and troops can be made only to designated “battalion hubs”, leaving it to Amisom’s inadequately equipped troop-contributing countries to move materiel and soldiers to the frontlines, Mr Mulongo said.As an additional obstacle to Amisom’s operations, command authority is vested in each of the five countries — Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Burundi and Djibouti — that have committed a combined total of 22,000 uniformed personnel to the war against Shabaab.Consequently, Mr Mulongo said, Amisom’s force commanders “do not have leeway to direct their own forces, which can delay or even hamper operations.”And along with insufficient access to combat aircraft, Amisom lacks the infantry fighting vehicles and heavy artillery that would enable it to fight al-Shabaab more effectively, Mr Mulongo added.Having incurred substantial but unspecified losses in the past 10 years, Amisom has begun planning for withdrawal.But, Mr Mulongo pointed out, Somalia’s own army remains unprepared to take effective control of operations against Shabaab.Somali national forces are splintered among rival clans, and about a third of the army’s 20,000 soldiers have not been supplied with weapons, the AU official said.“Some soldiers live in the bush,” Mr Mulongo added.The US, United Kingdom and, more recently, Turkey have been pouring resources into efforts to train Somali soldiers to gradually replace Amisom units.
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• Canada: Ontario premier concedes defeat ahead of next week's polls - Reuters
• Al-Shabab Raid on Somalia Military Base Kills Several Soldiers - VOA
• Al Shabaab fighters seize town in central Somalia - residents - Reuters
• Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi sworn in to second term - DW
• FIFA World Cup 2018: Complete schedule of games, how to watch -
• Amnesty Urges Ethiopian Government To Stop Killings Of Oromo People -
• Uganda sends food assistance to flood-affected families in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region - AMISOM
• How Mozambique’s smuggling barons nurtured jihadists - BBC
• How to get off the kill list - Truthout
• Erdogan's plethora of foreign policy challenges - Al Jazeera
• WATCH: AMISOM using sports to promote peace in Somalia - New Vision
• Mandera court jails 2 women for trafficking minor from Somalia - Daily Nation
• Prominent Somali youth leader killed in Mogadishu - Xinhua
• The World Cup for forgotten nations - The New Yorker
• Frustrated Garissa residents urged not to cross into Somalia, live as IDPs - The Star
• African migrants killed, hurt after fleeing Libya's human traffickers - VOA
• US military killed almost 500 civilians in 2017 - Pentagon report - RT
• U.S. airstrike kills 12 Al-Shabaab militants outside Mogadishu - HOL
• Shabaab video details assassination unit in Mogadishu - Long War Journal

Saturday June 2, 2018
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne speaks at a campaign rally in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June 1, 2018. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri

TORONTO (Reuters) - The premier of Canada’s most populous province, Ontario, conceded defeat on Saturday ahead of next week’s election, but called on voters to vote for her party anyway to keep the next government in check.
Kathleen Wynne, who has been premier since 2013 and whose Liberal Party has governed for 15 years, told reporters she will not be premier after the June 7 election.
“This is a hard thing to do,” 64-year-old Wynne told reporters tearfully, while urging party followers to vote for as many Liberals as possible to prevent the other two parties from forming a majority government.
The decision comes as the left-leaning New Democrats have gained ground ahead of provincial voting, according to opinion polls, setting up a two-way race with the right-leaning Progressive Conservatives to take power.
The Liberal Party has been trailing a distant third in recent polls, and Wynne’s popularity has been low.
Ads By Google Pundits have predicted a resounding defeat for the governing party, which could also deal a blow to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s federal Liberals, who are closely allied with their Ontario counterpart.
Ontario is home to a third of Canada’s population of 36 million and is the nation’s economic engine and manufacturing heartland.
The Progressive Conservatives are led by populist Doug Ford, who has been compared to U.S. President Donald Trump, and who has yet to release budget plans. The New Democrats, led by Andrea Horwath, have vowed to extend public funding for prescription medicines and dental care and increase the corporate tax rate for large companies.
An Ipsos opinion poll released on Monday showed Ford’s PCs with 37 percent support, while the New Democrats had 34 percent, and the ruling Liberals 22 percent.
    Wynne spent much of the previous weeks issuing dire warnings as to what might happen to the province should her opponents win. She would not endorse either party and would not say whether she will stay on as leader after June 7.
Reporting by Anna Mehler Paperny; Edited by Bill Berkrot
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• AU: Amisom lacks resources to defeat al-Shabaab - The East African
• Al-Shabab Raid on Somalia Military Base Kills Several Soldiers - VOA
• Al Shabaab fighters seize town in central Somalia - residents - Reuters
• Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi sworn in to second term - DW
• FIFA World Cup 2018: Complete schedule of games, how to watch -
• Amnesty Urges Ethiopian Government To Stop Killings Of Oromo People -
• Uganda sends food assistance to flood-affected families in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region - AMISOM
• How Mozambique’s smuggling barons nurtured jihadists - BBC
• How to get off the kill list - Truthout
• Erdogan's plethora of foreign policy challenges - Al Jazeera
• WATCH: AMISOM using sports to promote peace in Somalia - New Vision
• Mandera court jails 2 women for trafficking minor from Somalia - Daily Nation
• Prominent Somali youth leader killed in Mogadishu - Xinhua
• The World Cup for forgotten nations - The New Yorker
• Frustrated Garissa residents urged not to cross into Somalia, live as IDPs - The Star
• African migrants killed, hurt after fleeing Libya's human traffickers - VOA
• US military killed almost 500 civilians in 2017 - Pentagon report - RT
• U.S. airstrike kills 12 Al-Shabaab militants outside Mogadishu - HOL
• Shabaab video details assassination unit in Mogadishu - Long War Journal

Dalalka G7 oo sheegay canshuurta Mareykanka uu ku soo rogay Canada iyo Midowga Yurub ay ka dhalan karto dagaal ganacsi.

Koonfurta Israa'iil waxaa ku dhacay laba gantaal oo laga soo riday dhinca Qaza Israa'iilna waxay kaga jawaabtay duqeyn diyaradeed.

Mudahardyo looga soo horjeedo ra'isal wasaaraha Urun ayaa habeenku seddexaad ka socda magaalada Cummaan ee dalka Urdun.

Sunday June 3, 2018Saudi Arabia temporarily released eight people accused of communicating with organisations opposed to the kingdom and held nine others in detention, state news agency SPA reported on Saturday.The public prosecutor said it had interrogated people arrested last month, whom human rights groups and activists identified as women’s rights activists.In a statement, the public prosecutor said the detainees had admitted to communicating and cooperating with individuals and organisations opposed to the kingdom, recruiting people to get secret information to hurt the country’s interests, and offering material and emotional support to hostile elements abroad.The statement did not identify the detainees, and Reuters was unable to immediately verify their identity.A total of 17 people have been arrested, eight of whom have been temporarily released, including five women and three men, the statement said. Nine people, five men and four women, remain in detention “after sufficient evidence was made available and for their confessions of charges attributed to them.”International rights watchdogs have reported the detention of at least 11 activists in the past few weeks, mostly women who previously campaigned for the right to drive and an end to the kingdom’s male guardianship system, which requires women to obtain the consent of a male relative for major decisions.The United Nations called on Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to provide information about the arrested activists and ensure their legal rights were guaranteed.A ban on women driving in the kingdom, set to be lifted on June 24, has been hailed as proof of a progressive trend. But the recent arrests have soured that image.The government announced two weeks ago that seven people had been arrested for suspicious contacts with foreign entities and offering financial support to “enemies overseas”, and said other suspects were being sought. It did not name the detainees.Last week, Saudi Arabia released four women’s rights activists, fellow activists and Amnesty International said. The terms of the release were unclear.Activists and diplomats have speculated that the new wave of arrests may be aimed at appeasing conservative elements opposed to social reforms pushed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. It may also be a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government’s own agenda, they said.State-backed media had labelled those held as “agents of embassies”, unnerving diplomats in Saudi Arabia, a key ally of the United States.Prince Mohammed has courted Western allies in a bid to open up the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom and diversify its oil-dependent economy, the region’s largest.
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Sunday June 3, 2018Yussuf Madey Mahamed, his wife Halima Ibrahim Ali and their four kids outside the Ogaden Somali Community of Alberta Residents office on 111 Avenue in Edmonton June 2, 2018. Mahamed was ordered deported from Canada June 4 and was appealing to officials for more time for his application to stay in the country to be completed. EDMONTONA father of four says his life is in danger if Canadian authorities follow through on an order to deport him to Kenya.Yussuf Madey Mahamed made a desperate public plea Saturday for more time to have his application to stay in Canada processed. Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officials earlier ordered him deported and he was unsuccessful in an appeal hearing Friday.He is scheduled to be deported on a flight out of Edmonton Monday.Mahamed has been in Canada since 2013 and is married to a Canadian citizen, Halima Ibrahim Ali. They have three young children together and care from a fourth daughter from Ali’s previous relationship.“I’m hurt,” Mahamed said through a translator. “I’m going to a place where I’m sure my life is in danger. At the same time I’m leaving my family.”Mahamed is originally from Somalia, and entered Canada using a forged Kenyan passport he purchased under the name Farah Muhamed Aballahi. In 1994, he fled war in Somalia and lived in Kenya’s Ifo refugee camp for almost 20 years.Somali community members said it is not uncommon for people in Kenyan refugee camps to purchase local IDs and documents for safety reasons and to allow them to move around outside the camp. Others in the community have entered Canada on similar documents and were granted the right to stay after establishing they are in fact from Somalia, they said, which did not have a functioning central government between 1991 and 2012.Ali filed an application to sponsor her husband to stay in Canada Feb. 23, 2016. The two were engaged in Kenya and married here in 2014.Mahamed worked for a cleaning company on a work permit and is the family’s only breadwinner. He said he fears he will be thrown in jail if he returns to Kenya for having forged documents, and believes he could face violence in prison.In a letter to CBSA’s inland enforcement branch, David Matas, Mahamed’s lawyer, asked that deportation be held off until the sponsorship application is complete, which they expect will happen soon. He wrote the CBSA has agreed to defer removals in past cases and that deferring would be in the best interests of the children.A CBSA spokesperson said the agency would not be able to comment on the case Saturday. Canada’s immigration and refugee board did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Ahmed Abdulkadir, executive director of Ogaden Somali Community of Alberta Residents (OSCAR), said the group is now advocating on the family’s behalf and says several local community members who lived in Ifo can attest that Mahamed lived there as a Somali refugee.Others who arrived on false Kenyan documents have been granted status, he said.“They will ask before the hearing, ‘Can you prove you are Somali?’ ” Abdulkadir said. “And to do that, they come to organizations like us and we write verification letters, saying we know this individual is Somali, and we sign an affidavit … and normally that works.”Establishing someone is Somali is important for refugee status, Abdulkadir said, adding Mahamed’s initial refugee claim was rejected over the documentation issue. In the worst-case scenario, it ensures someone is deported to the correct country (Mahamed said he would feel safer in Somalia than in Kenya).Calgary-based immigration lawyer Raj Sharma didn’t know the specifics of the case but said CBSA removal officers don’t have much leeway on deportation orders. Exceptions include ongoing court processes to establish whether deportation places someone’s life at risk, he said.Ali said she did not know what she would do without her husband. She said if he has to be deported, she hopes she and the children can be sent back with him to keep the family together.
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Muqdisho (Sh.M.Network):-Halkaan ka Dhageyso Warka Subax ee Idaacadda Shabelle.
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Maxaas ( Sh.M.Network):-Dhaqdhaqaaqyo Ciidan ayaa Ciidamo ka tirsan kuwa dowladda Federaalka Somalia waxa ay ka wadaan deegaanka Moqokori ee Gobolka Hiiraan , halkaas oo horay ay Al Shabaab la wareegeen , dibna ay isaga  baxeen.
Jeneral Axmed Maxamed Tareedisho Taliyaha Guutada 52aad ee Ciidanka Xoogga dalka Soomaaliyeed ayaas hoosta ka xariiqay in dhaq dhaqaaqyadaasi uga Gilleeyihiin sidii Al Shabaab gabi ahaan uga saari lahaayeen Gobolkaasi Hiiraan.
Deegaanka Moqokori oo hoostaga degmada Maxaas ee Gobolka Hiiraan ayaa inta badan gacan ku heyntiisa waxaa isku bedbedela Al Shabaab iyo Ciidanka Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya.
Xaaladda deegaankaasi ayaa haatan degan marka laga soo tago dhaq dhaqaaqyada Ciidamada Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ay halkaasi ka wadaan.
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Dagaalka muddada sanadka ah ka dhaxeeya Qatar iyo dalalka Sucuudiga iyo kuwa kale xulufada ah ayaa la'isu adeegsanayaa nooc cusub oo sawaariiq ah :

Muqdisho ( Sh. M. Network):-Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Xasan Cali Khayre ayaa xalay  kulan Afur iyo soo dhaweyn ah la qaatay dhallinyaro Soomaaliyedd oo maxaabiis ku ahaa dalka Liibiya, kuwaas oo dib ugu soo laabtay dalkooda ka dib markii ay u fududaysay xukuumadda Soomaaliya, gaar ahaan Ergayga arrimaha qaxootiga u qaabilsan Xafiika Ra’iisul Wasaaraha iyo Safiirka Soomaaliya u fadhiya Tripoli.
Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya oo u mahed celiyay cid walboo ka shaqaysay in dib loo soo celiyo dhalinyaraddan ku dhibaatay sanayd dalka dibadiisa, ayaa cadeeyay in uu aad uga xun yahay dhibka ku dhacay dhalinyaradda Soomaaliyeed meel walba ay joogaan. Isgaoona tilmaamay in mas’uuliyinta dalka looga baahan yahay in ay ka foogaadaan musuq maasuqa, in ay dib-u-dhisaan dalka iyo in la iska ilaaliyo waxyaabihii awoodeena daciifyay, si looga shaqeeyo mustaqbalka jiilka soo koraya.
“Haddii aad tahay Soomaali oo aad la baxday Magafe, Waa inaad ogaataa in dawladda Soomaaliyeed ay tahay Madaasho oo ay kaaga daba imanayso meel kasta, caddaaladana ku horgayn doonto. Waxa la rabaa hay’adaha amniga Qaranka inay ka shaqeeyaan sidii loo soo qab-qaban lahaa dadka dhibaateeyey dhillinyaradeena.” Ayuu yiri Ra’iisul Wasaare Khayre.
Ugu dambayntii, Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya ayaa dhallinyaradda Soomaaliyeed kula dardaarmay in ay ka shaqeeyaan sidii ay dalkooda uga dhigi lahaayeen wadamadda ay u tahriib tageen, waxuuna u ballan-qaaday in Soomaaliya ay ku socoto dariiqii horumarka, qof walbana ay muhiim tahay in uu qaybtiis ka qaato dib u dhiska dalka.
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Labada Degmo oo ka wada tirsanaa Group A ee Tartanka ayaa xalay waxaa dhex maray Tartan aad u adag,
Waxaana Gabagabadii uu ku soo idlaaday Tartankaasi aadka u xiisaha badnaa 4 dhibcood oo ay la timid Degmada Wadajir , halka 8 Dhibcood ay guusha kula hoyatay Dayniile.
Sidaas daraadeed Degmooyinka Dayniile iyo Boondheere oo ka tirsanaa Group A ayaa waxaa u suura gashay in ay u soo baxaan Wareega 8 dhamaadka Tartan Aqooneedka Shabelle , halka Howlwadaag iyo degmada Wadajir iyaguna isaga hareen gabi ahaan Tartan Aqooneedka Shabelle ee Sanadkaan,
Caawa ayaa lagu wadaa in Tartan kale oo Xiiso badan uu dhexmaro degmooyinka Xamarweyne iyo Kaxda ee Gobolka Banaadir.
Waxaa Tartanka Sanadkaan Taabo galineyso Jaamacadda Job Key  oo iyadu ballan qaaday in ay ku bixineyso Abaalmariinno Lacageed oo aad u qaali ah.
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Muqdisho ( Sh. M. Network):-Xalay ayaa Magaalada Muqdisho  waxaa Siyaabo kala duwan uga dhacay Dilal u muuqday kuwa qorsheysan.
Kooxo Hubeysan ayaa Isgoyska Bakaaraha ee Magaalada Muqdisho waxa ay ku toogteen 2 Askari oo ka tirsanaa Ciidanka Minishiibiyada loo yaqaanno ,kuwaas oo la tilmaamay in mid ka mid ah uu geeriyooday halka kan kale  isagoo dhaawac halis ah qaba laga qaaday meesha Rasaasta lagula furay iyadoona Dableyda falkaas geystay ay meesha wax ka dhaceen isaga baxsadeen.
Dhinaca kale Ciidamada xasilinta Caasimadda ee ka howlgala Isgoyska KPP ee Magaalada Muqdisho ayaa rasaas ay fureen waxaa ku geeriyootay Gabar halkaas ku sugneed.
Mid ka mid ah Ehellada  Gabadha la dilay ayaa Shabelle faah faahin ka siisay sida ay wax u dhaceen , iyadoona sheegtay in gaari ay la socotay Ciidamadu amreen in la joojiyo intii gaarigu kala wareegayayna ay Rasaas huwiyeen sida ay hadalka u dhigtay.
Gabadha Geeriyootay ayaa Magaceeda lagu sheegay Maandeeq Salaad oo ehelladeedu ku sheegeen Inaan aan weli guursan , oo xilli dhow dhameysay  Waxbarashada Jaamacadda.
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