Goals for AFRICOM: Stop Extremists and Narcotics Trade
by Scott A Morgan
Washington, Jul 1, 2009 -- Recently General Kip Ward the Commanding Officer of the Highly Controversial US African Command (AFRICOM)...
Somali Pirates' New Land Tactics Worry UN
New land tactics being employed by Somali pirates may be a cause for concern, a UN spokesman told the BBC.
Peter Smerdon said three trucks...
African Pride: Obama Trip To Ghana
Accra, Jul 9 2009 --- In our series of weekly viewpoints from African journalists, Elizabeth Ohene, a former government minister in Ghana and former BBC...
Djibouti: Still getting abusive and arbitrary arrests
Djibouti, January 26, 2014
The arrests follow a pace where it is very difficult to report on the real and objective situation of human rights...
Fresh Appeal For Sanctions On Eritrea
HARGEISA, 28 September 2009 (Somalilandpress) - The east and Horn of Africa regional bloc Igad has once again expressed its disappointment at the international...
Brussels attacks: a throwback to pre-9/11 terrorism
March 23, 2016
The terrible scenes in Brussels following a terrorist attack now claimed by Islamic State are a reminder of just how vulnerable airports...
Uniformed rapist protectors
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Cleric says Somalis trained by Al-Shabab back in Australia
MOGADISHU, 23 September 2009 (Somalilandpress) – In an interview with Australian radio a religious scholar says young Somali-Australians who have gone to Somalia...
Algerian author Yasmina Khadra: “I don’t have the right to be Charlie. I can only invite Charlie to join the rest of us.”
•Award-winning author says Algeria was the first victim of extremist Islamic terrorism
•Argues that Islamic terrorism must be de-linked from Islam
•Argues for the importance of...
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