[allAfrica] Cape Town -- Somalia's government has declared a state of emergency in the country following a report submitted by a committee set up to evaluate the drought situation in the country. In a statement, Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble c...

[Dalsan Radio] Somalia has been looking to grow its access to the digital economy and drive financial inclusion as other African countries make significant steps in these fields.

[Dalsan Radio] Somalia Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble on Tuesday night declares a state of humanitarian emergency in Somalia.

[Dalsan Radio] Somalia army Gen. Odawaa Yusuf Rageh has met with Turkey's National Defense Minister Hulusi Akar in Anakara the capital of Turkey.

[Dalsan Radio] A Former Somalia Prime Minister has been accused of deploying troops to Ethiopia from the Somali border as part of a plot to destabilize Ethiopia.

[Dalsan Radio] The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has presented an assortment of office supplies and equipment to Somalia's Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports.

[Dalsan Radio] The new Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Government of Somalia Abdisaid Muse has been sworn in as the newly appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs.

[Dalsan Radio] Somalia's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Balal Mohamed Osman, received, on Monday, in Mogadishu, the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the Federal Republic of Somalia.

[VOA] Mogadishu -- Investigators in Somalia have concluded that the country's National Intelligence and Security Agency was not responsible for the presumed death of one of its officers. The committee said there was no evidence the agency was involve...

[Dalsan Radio] Somali National Auditor General Mohamed Mohamud Ali Afgoye has released an annual report on the audit of Somali government departments.

[Dalsan Radio] The Commission of Inquiry into the case of Ikraan Tahliil Farah, a female spy agent who has been missing since June 26, 2021, has on Sunday night exonerated National Intelligence and Security Agency and blamed Al-Shabaab.

[Nation] A committee assigned to investigate the murder of Ikarm Tahlil, a spy with Somalia's National Intelligence and Security Agency (Nisa) who disappeared on June 26 this year, has concluded that her bosses had no role in her death.

[Nation] Somali militant group al-Shabaab on Saturday evening claimed responsibility for killing a veteran journalist who campaigned against the activities of the proscribed group, in the latest attack on media freedom.

[DW] Islamic militant group al-Shabab had reportedly been "hunting" Abdiaziz Afrika for a long time. The director of the state-run Radio Mogadishu was reportedly attacked after leaving a restaurant.

[VOA] Washington -- A Somali journalist with state-run media was killed Saturday in Mogadishu when a suicide bomber blew up his car, government officials and his colleagues said. Another journalist also was injured.

[Nation] Somalia's Prime Minister Hussein Roble on Saturday fired the country's Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdirizak, exactly a year after he had appointed him.

[East African] Somalia's international partners have withheld funds insisting that Lower House elections must be held before the end of the year.

[UN News] With about 2.3 million people already suffering with serious water, food and pasture shortages in Somalia, a rapidly worsening drought could lead to an "extreme situation" by April next year.

[ISS] Long-delayed Somali elections have started, but their end is not in sight as some leaders stall for time.

[African Arguments] The pandemic has overwhelmed us. Vaccines are the only solution, yet as rich countries give out third jabs, we've barely inoculated 2% of Somalis.

[VOA] At least seven people were killed and 11 injured in southwestern Somalia on Friday in a bomb blast that targeted a crowded market, according to municipal officials.

[Nation] Somalia's federal electoral agency is urging all regional polls supervisors to ensure that at least 30 percent of seats in the Lower House go to women.

[Dalsan Radio] The UK government has said that it will not recognize Somaliland as an independent state unless Somaliland, Somalia and other African member states deliberate on Somaliland's state of limbo.

[Dalsan Radio] A senator who was elected to join the 11th Parliament of Somalia in the recently concluded Galmudug Upper House elections has announced his resignation.

[Dalsan Radio] Security Council meeting on the situation in Somalia. James Swan, Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Somalia and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia.

[Dalsan Radio] Three terror convicts who escaped from Kamiti Maximum Prison have been arrested in Kitui county in Kenya.

[UN News] Although progress has been made in Somalia's electoral process, it has been slow and uneven, the UN Special Representative for the country said in a briefing to the Security Council on Wednesday.

[Dalsan Radio] The war on the Al-Shabaab group in Somalia got a boost on Tuesday after Turkey donated vehicles to the Somali army.

[VOA] The families of nine Somali workers shot dead while working on a bush clearance project funded by the United Nations are calling for a full and a transparent investigation into the incident.

[East African] The UN Security Council on Monday night endorsed an extension of sanctions on Somalia for another year, in spite of calls by Mogadishu to take charge of its own security reform.