Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for the attack in Somalia’s capital which left six others injured.
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As African Union forces fighting al-Shabab plan to withdraw this year, Somalis seek accountability for civilian deaths.
More than 60 wounded in attack on popular seaside spot frequented by Somalis on weekends.
Al-Shabab group claims deadly attack on the cafe in Mogadishu as people watched the 2024 Euro final.
Three soldiers and five prisoners killed after armed inmates made an attempt to escape, says Somali army spokesperson.
Somalia and neighbouring nations have expressed concern over al-Shabab seizing power amid a ‘security vacuum’.
Storming of hotel near Somalia’s presidential palace highlights resilience of the al-Qaeda affiliate.
The armed group considers the United Arab Emirates an ‘enemy’ for its backing of the Somali government.
The UN helicopter accidentally landed in al-Shabab territory on Wednesday, with 6 of 9 passengers taken hostage.
Several passengers reportedly taken after helicopter lands in territory controlled by the armed group.
The embargo was placed on Somalia in 1992 to cut the flow of weapons to feuding warlords in the country.
Al-Shabab group claimed responsibility for the attack, which came a day after a deadly car bombing in Mogadishu.
Premier Hamza Abdi Barre discusses why, despite the international support for the army, al-Shabab remains powerful.
Armed group al-Shabab, which wages a war against the Somali state, uses the platforms to post its activities.
