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Al-Shabab Shoots Man Because Of Dispute Over Prayer

Issue 377

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Al-Shabab Shoots Man Because Of Dispute Over Prayer

UN-HABITAT Boosts Somaliland Tax

Business Booms In Djibouti Port

Somaliland Lash On Eritrea Interference In Horn Of Africa

One On One With President Dahir Riyale Kahin Of The Democratic Republic Of Somaliland

Local and Regional Affairs

Obama Urged To Lead Battle Against Somali Pirates

Aisha*, "I am addicted to khat and still on the market"

SRSG Deplores Attacks On Somali Politicians

Eritrea: Repression Creating Human Rights Crisis

Turkey Pledges Support For Somalia Security Forces

Will US intervention against pirates deepen Somalia's crisis?

Italy Rules Out Military Rescue Of Pirate Hostages

Somalia: Arab League To Plea To The UN To Lift Arms Ban

Pirates vow revenge after rescue mission

Prepared to die for Islam

Editorial

US Policy Of Punishing Success And Rewarding Failure Is Disastrous

Features & Commentry

The Seven Ways To Stop Piracy

Piracy- Another Excuse For Veiled Adventurism - Eritrean Editorial

Piracy: A Symptom Of Somalia's Deeper Problems

Embarrassing Consequences: Somaliland Accused Neighboring Eritrea Of Training And Sheltering Islamic

The Wacky World Of Piracy In Somalia - And How A Brave American Crew Turned The Tables On Their Attackers

Options for Combating Piracy in Somalia

Dealing with Somalia’s Piracy Problem Won't Be Easy

The Battle Against Piracy Begins In Mogadishu

Africa: African Unity - Feeling With Nkrumah, Thinking With Nyerere

The future of poverty in Africa

A Latin American Growth Formula?

International News

 

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Obama Braces For Duel Over Cuba Ties

Radical Cleric Wants Islamic Rule Across The World

Four Convicted In Pirate Bay File-Sharing Trial

Opinion

One On One With Somaliland Political Elite

The Pirates: Yes, They Are Becoming Dangerous

For Sale: Somalia’s Territorial Waters

Open Letter To U.S. Congressman Mr. Donald Payne Of New Jersey

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis: A Cock- Eyed Liar And An Iconoclastic Hacker

Baidoa, April 18, 2009 (SL Times) – A member of al-Shabab militia in Baidoa shot and killed a Somali man after they argued about why the man was not attending noon prayer. According to reports from Baidoa the man was stopped in the street by the al-Shabab militia and was asked why was he in the street and not in the mosque praying since it was the time for the Muslim noon prayer. An argument ensued, and al-Shabab militiaman shot and killed the civilian man.
Since their takeover of Baidoa, al-Shabab has imposed a set of harsh restrictions on the residents of the city including a curfew that starts at 7:30 p.m. Twenty five people were arrested and jailed Thursday for violating the curfew.
 


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