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The opposition of the Federal Government of Somalia has divided over the election of the new president of Galmudug, Liibaan Axmed Xasan (Liibaan Shuluq), who was reported yesterday to have won the leadership position of that administration. Former Prime Minister of Somalia, Maxamed Xuseen Rooble, who is among the members of the Somali Future Council, congratulated Liibaan Shuluq, who...

The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Ali Mohamed Omar (Ali Balcad), today received a delegation from the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNTMIS) at his office. The delegation was led by Acting Head of UNTMIS, Raisedon Zenenga, and the meeting discussed
Mogadishu, October 8, 2026 — There are only a few days left for the implementation of the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Somalia that separate parliamentary and ministerial positions, as this matter directly...

A strong reaction and discussion arose from the decision announced on Wednesday by the Independent Committee for Constitutional Review and Implementation, which stated that the government and parliament would be separated in order to implement the new constitution that had previously been endorsed by both houses of the country's parliament. Article 97 of the provisional constitution...

The Director of the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), Mahad Mohamed Salad, who is in the city of Dhuusamareeb, held various meetings tonight with community sectors in the capital of Galmudug. The meetings were attended by politicians, traditional elders, businesspeople, women, and youth of the city, discussing issues related to the community situation and governance.
The Ethiopian government is planning to withdraw more than 3,000 soldiers from Somalia, with a report published by Bloomberg stating that Addis Ababa wants to return its troops to the country to participate in the escalating battles against insurgent groups within Ethiopia.

MOGADISHU, Somalia — Ethiopia is planning to withdraw more than 3,000 troops from Somalia, as the ongoing conflicts in the northern part of the country are putting pressure on its forces, according to Bloomberg, although the Somali government has stated that no official notice has been submitted. According to informed sources cited by Bloomberg...

Ethiopia plans to withdraw more than 3,000 troops from Somalia, with those forces reportedly being relocated to areas in that country where fighting is ongoing. According to Bloomberg media, the troops being withdrawn from Somalia are currently located in the regions of Bay and Bakool, and the plan is to…