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August 07, 2012
Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) will establish a police force for Beledweyne, Somalia's Shabelle Media Network reported Monday (August 6th).
The government intends to deploy a force of well trained police to the centrally located city, according to Hiraan Governor Abdifatah Hassan Afrah.
Beledweyne has witnessed an increase in the number of violent acts during the past several months, with al-Shabaab carrying out suicide bombings, landmine explosions, and targeted assassinations.
TFG troops backed by Ethiopian forces captured Beledweyne from al-Shabaab in December 2011.
Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto said African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) forces shoul...
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Thursday (May 16th) received credentials from the newly ap...
At least four people were killed and three injured Thursday (May 16th) when suspected al-Shabaab ...
Kenya and Tanzania carried out a joint border security operation Thursday (May 16th) after five p...
Pro-government Somali militia Ahlu Sunna wal Jamaa member Artan Sheikhdon was killed after explos...
Three women were killed Thursday night (May 16th) in the Malkamau area of Mandera County in Kenya...
United Nation Secretary General Ban Ki-moon Thursday (May 16th) nominated former Kenyan Minister ...
Tanzania and Canada have signed a co-operation agreement designed to promote and create favourabl...
The Somali National Army killed 13 al-Shabaab militants Tuesday (May 14th), rebuffing an al-Shaba...
The deadline for Mandera residents to surrender illegal firearms has been extended to Friday (May...
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