Somalia's President suspends the Prime Minister's power amid allegations of corruption
Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo, 59
Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble, 58
Dec 27, 2021
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1541488/somalia-president-mohamed-abdullahi-farmaajo-mohamed-hussein-roble-corruption-ont
His Excellency Mohamed Hussein Roble was appointed to the position in September 2020. Prior to the new role, H.E. Roble, served for more than 14 Years in a Senior Country Leadership and Management role at the United Nations, and the International Labor Organization (ILO)
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U.S. calls for 'credible, rapid conclusion' of Somali elections
Somalia's president and prime minister each accused the other of holding up ongoing parliamentary elections
a spat analysts say may distract the government from its fight against the al Qaeda-linked insurgency al Shabaab
26 December 2021
https://news.trust.org/item/20211226195642-q5okh
At least four soldiers, including a district security chief, were killed and three others wounded in a bomb blast in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu late on Saturday night.
Terror group al-Shabaab claims responsibility for attack in Mogadishu's Daynile district
Earlier on Saturday afternoon, al-Shabaab claimed to have killed a senior security official in a bombing in the port city of Kismayo in Jubaland State.
That came on the heels of an al-Shabaab attack in Jubaland’s Taabto town in which three officials, including the town’s mayor and head of its town’s taxation department, were gunned down.
26.12.2021
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/senior-security-official-among-4-killed-in-somali-capital-blast/2457912
There are also allegations of US-sponsored bomb plots in the capital.
The bombings will be carried out in order to create a pretext to launch a campaign against Al-Shabab, a spokesman of the group, Sheikh Ali Mohammed Rage, told Reuters.
"We have discovered that US agencies are going to launch suicide bombings in public places in Mogadishu," he told reporters. "They have tried it in Algeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan… We warn of these disasters. They want to target Bakara Market and mosques, then use that to malign us."
Blackwater/Xe mercenaries plan to carry out bombings in Mogadishu in order to accuse Al-Shabab of being the culprits in the attacks, the Al-Shabab spokesman added.
January 12, 2010
https://sites.google.com/site/trutherswitzerland/AL-SHABAAB-TERROR/Al-Shabaab-CIA-Connection