Somali pirates free 26 Asian sailors after holding them hostage for nearly five years
The sailors from China, the Philippines, Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Taiwan were captured in March 2012.
Neo-Nazi neighbours of refugee camp goaded depressed Somalian migrant 'to jump to his death'
The 17-year-old boy sat on the window sill for more than an hour before jumping from fifth floor.
UN expresses concern after clashes in Somalia kill 11 and displace 50,000
Clashes broke out between forces loyal to regions of Puntland and forces from Galmudug region.
Arms embargo 'could turn South Sudan into new Somalia'
Arms embargo could weaken government's ability to quell civil war and counter LRA attacks, says security expert.
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A car filled with explosives was rammed into a transporting vehicle.
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Somali refugees in Kenya return to violence and sexual exploitation under UN-backed scheme
Somalia remains wracked by violence and al-Shabab terrorism.
Somalia's ban on Kenyan khat drug import linked to Kenyan politician's visit to Somaliland
Somalia accused Kenyan politician of using khat business to campaign for the break up of the country
Younger brother of Olympic 2016 hero Mo Farah faces deportation to Somalia
Ahmed Farah served four years for knife crime, but now fears for his life.
Somalis leaving Kenya due to threats and pressure from authorities, UN claims
Refugees are registering to return to war-torn Somalia over fear of Kenyan security officials.
Large explosion rips through south Somali town in suspected attack by Al-Shabab militants
Many bombings have been claimed by al-Shabab, which wants to turn Somalia into an Islamist state.
Kenya softens its position on Dadaab refugee camp closures and refugees repatriation to Somalia
Camp said to be economic burden and breeding ground for terrorism but will stay open until Somalia stabilises.
Fears of Al-Shabaab presence in Rwanda as three terror suspects killed
Rwanda has faced ethnic conflict but escaped terror attacks.
Fadumo Dayib: Somalia's first female presidential candidate urges talks with al-Shabab
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Who is Stephen Schwartz, the first US ambassador to Somalia in 25 years?
Schwartz has served in key leadership positions at missions overseas and in Washington DC.
Former Somalian MP, aged 57, becomes Al-Shabaab's second-oldest suicide bomber
Badbado announced in 2010 he was joining Al-Shabaab as legislators had failed to implement Sharia law.
Massive explosions and gunfire near Mogadishu Airport as suicide car bombers target peacekeepers
Unconfirmed reports of gunfire at Aden Adde International Airport following the blasts.
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The 20-year-old son of Osama Bin Laden has been groomed for jihad from a young age.
Dozens killed in al-Shabaab bomb attack and clashes at Somali military base
The al-Qaeda linked group rammed a car packed with explosives into a Somali military base.
Al-Shabaab suspected of launching suicide car bomb attack on Mogadishu hotel
A suicide bomber detonated a car bomb at the gate of a city-center hotel.
Kenya Al-Shabaab: Two policemen 'burned beyond recognition' in attack that leaves five dead
Militants ambush police vehicle in Mandera vowing attacks will continue until Kenyan troops leave Somalia.
World Refugee Day: Hundreds gather in Nairobi to stand in solidarity with forced migrants
IBTimes UK attended celebrations in the capital's Kayole suburb as refugees performed traditional dances.
Al-Shabaab militants storm Ethiopian army base in Somalia using suicide car bomb
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Activists urge Sky News to drop footage that shows female genital mutilation
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Somalia: African Union peacekeepers held over 'illegal trade' in military equipment
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