| Mon, 8 Feb 2010 Yemen Qaeda wants Red Sea blocked, website says
| DUBAI (Reuters) - The Yemen-based wing of al Qaeda, in a recording posted on the Internet on Monday, called on Somali insurgents to help gain control over a narrow strait at the mouth of the Red Sea to block U.S. shipments to Israel. | The wing's deputy leader, Saeed ... | Somalis rescue migrants in Gulf of Aden
Some 126 people have been rescued by Somali fishermen from the Gulf of Aden after human traffickers reportedly forced them into the sea at gunpoint. | The migrants, mostly from Somalia and Ethiopia, said they had set off from northern Somalia a week ago. | They said the... | Somalis rescue migrants in Gulf of Aden
| Some 126 people have been rescued by Somali fishermen from the Gulf of Aden after human traffickers reportedly forced them into the sea at gunpoint. | The migrants, mostly from Somalia and Ethiopia, said they had set off from northern Somalia a week ago. | They said t... | Parliament Speaker Visits Important Local Building in Mogadishu, Calls to Rebuild
Sheik Aden Mohamed Nor (Madobe), the speaker of the transitional parliamentarians of Somalia have Monday visited at Guriga Umadda (house of people), an important Somali building in the areas under the control of the transitional government in Mogadishu and called for th... | Al-Shabab Presents TFG Officer, Weapon in Mogadishu
Harakat Al-shabab mujahideen officials have Monday displayed an officer from the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and more weapons in the Somali capital Mogadishu. | ... | Shelling kills at least 9 in Somalia - group
| MOGADISHU (Reuters) - An exchange of mortar shells between Somali government forces and Islamist insurgents killed at least nine civilians and injured 14 others, a human rights group said on Monday. | The clashes started late on Sunday and continued on Monday morning,... | |
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