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Sharif Sheikh Ahmed
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- DF oo Maxkamadda Sare ka codsatay 15 maalmood oo dheeraad ah dacwadda Dastuurka
- Former Somali president warns electoral dispute threatens national unity and security
- WAR DEG DEG AH: Shariif Sheekh oo Maxkamadda Sare u Gudbiyay Dacwad ka dhan ah Wax-ka-beddelka Dastuurka
- Former Somali President files supreme court petition against constitutional changes
- Former JSP senior official warns against targeting Sharif’s residence in Mogadishu
- Somalia: Former president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed denies his guards harassed NISA officers
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The Federal Government requests an additional 15 days from the Supreme Court regarding the Constitution case
The Federal Government of Somalia has requested the Supreme Court of the country to grant an additional 15 days for the government's lawyers to respond to the case related to the new Constitution of Somalia, which was submitted by the former president of the country, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed. This request came at a time when today, Thursday, marked the day...
SOTranslatedJowhar2 min read
Former Somali president warns electoral dispute threatens national unity and security
Former Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed on Saturday accused the federal government of pursuing an electoral process without broad political consensus, warning that continued unilateral decisions could deepen divisions and undermine the country's security and stability.
ENOriginalHiiraan Online1 min read
BREAKING NEWS: Sharif Sheikh Submits Case to the Supreme Court Against Constitutional Amendments
Former President of Somalia Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has submitted a case to the Supreme Court of the country against the amendments to the country's Constitution. This case, which was submitted to the Court last week, was today communicated by the Office of the Attorney General of the government to the government agencies responsible for the constitution that a case has been submitted against the President,…
SOTranslatedHiiraanweyn1 min read
Former Somali President files supreme court petition against constitutional changes
Former Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has filed a petition with the Supreme Court seeking to overturn amendments to Somalia’s provisional Constitution, rejecting the newly announced 2027 election timetable and warning that the dispute could lead to parallel elections and civil conflict.
ENOriginalHiiraan Online1 min read
Former JSP senior official warns against targeting Sharif’s residence in Mogadishu
Somali lawmaker Abdirahman Mohamed Hussein Odowaa, a former senior ally of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, called Monday for the withdrawal of security forces deployed near former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed’s residence in Mogadishu.
ENOriginalHiiraan Online1 min read
Somalia: Former president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed denies his guards harassed NISA officers
Somalia’s former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed on Sunday, June 28, 2026, disputed an account by the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) that armed men under his command attacked its personnel in the capital. The dispute comes amid fears of armed confrontation, after local journalists reported that the government had deployed a…
ENOriginalSomali Guardian4 min read
What is the news about elders representing Shariif visiting Xasan Sheekh?
In recent hours, various reports have circulated claiming that traditional elders have visited the President of Somalia, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud, to discuss the tension between the former president of the country, Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed, but these reports have been said to be fabricated. Some of…
SOTranslatedCaasimada Online2 min read
Somalia’s Former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed Denies NISA Allegations
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Former Somali president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has denied allegations made by the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) against his security guards, accusing the agency of misrepresenting a series of incidents around his residence. In a statement issued by his office, Ahmed said NISA’s claims did not reflect the reality of…
ENOriginalShabelle Media1 min read
Somalia Intelligence Agency Accuses Sharif Sheikh Ahmed’s Supporters of Attacks
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has accused armed groups it said were acting under the orders of former president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed of attacking its security personnel in the capital. In a statement, NISA said the incidents targeted members of its public protection forces operating at the First Branch…
ENOriginalShabelle Media1 min read
The Future Council warns against an attack on Sheikh Sharif's home
A statement from the Somali Future Council addressed the tension between the Federal Government of Somalia and the former president of the Transitional Government, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, after military movements between the two sides were felt in the city of Mogadishu. The council described the recent actions taken by the government as provocative.
SOTranslatedCaasimada Online2 min read
The Somali Future Council Condemns Armed Forces Placed at the Home of Former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed
The Somali Future Council has strongly condemned what it described as acts of harassment and deception against former President of Somalia, Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, after, according to the council, armed forces were deployed to his home in recent days, disrupting his daily activities and endangering his security. A press release from the Future Council...
SOTranslatedShabelle Media1 min read
NISA accuses the security of former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed of insecurity
The National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has strongly condemned attacks and armed actions that it claims were directed against the Public Protection forces of the agency, who were operating in the First Branch of the General Da'ud Division, Wadajir district in the Banaadir region. In a press release issued by NISA, it stated that these actions...
SOTranslatedShabelle Media1 min read
The Future Council warns President Hassan against attacking Sharif and opposition leaders
The Future Council has warned President Hassan against attacking President Sharif and the opposition leaders. The statement from the Future Council comes at a time when various calls are increasing for the Federal Government not to attack its opposition, particularly the home of former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, which a report has...
SOTranslatedHiiraanweyn1 min read
Hundreds of people displaced tonight from the Tiintiinley neighborhood in Mogadishu
Hundreds of people have been displaced tonight from the Tiintiinley neighborhood in the Wadajir district, Banaadir region, where former Somali president Shariif Sheekh Axmed resides, after...
SOTranslatedGoobjoog Somali1 min read
Former President accuses government of targeting his staff, blocking access to his home
Former Somali President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has accused the federal government of targeting members of his office and restricting movement around his Mogadishu residence.
ENOriginalHiiraan Online2 min read
Former Somali President warns against using security agencies for political pressure
Former Somali President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has accused the federal government of targeting members of his office and restricting movement around his Mogadishu residence.
ENOriginalHiiraan Online2 min read
Strong Reaction Arises from Tension Between Sharif and the Federal Government
A strong reaction and discussion have arisen from the new tension between the Federal Government of Somalia and the former president of the transitional government, Mr. Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, after military movements between the two sides were felt inside the city of Mogadishu. The NISA agency issued a statement blaming...
SOTranslatedCaasimada Online2 min read
Sheikh Sharif strongly responds to the statement from the NISA Agency
The former President of Somalia, Mr. Sheikh Sharif Sheikh has strongly responded to the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) which accused his forces of causing security disturbances in the city of Mogadishu, presenting evidence showing that armed militias with AK-47s, BKM, and RPGs forcefully entered houses in the neighborhood...
SOTranslatedCaasimada Online4 min read
Shariif Sheikh clearly denies the report released today by the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA)
The 7th President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Mr. Shariif Sheikh Ahmed, is clearly denying the claims released today by the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), which relate to false accusations directed at the President's guards who are part of the National Army. We clarify that these claims do not reflect...
SOTranslatedHiiraanweyn3 min read
The Opposition and the Government Exchange Serious Accusations
The Himilo Qaran party, led by former president Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, has warned of an attack on locations in the city… Read more
SOTranslatedPuntland Post1 min read
NISA Agency Discusses Tension in Mogadishu
A written statement from the NISA Command addressed the tension in the vicinity of the home of former Somali President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed in Mogadishu. A press release from the NISA Agency stated that it condemns the attack against forces operating in the Wadajir district. "The Intelligence Agency and…
SOTranslatedJowhar2 min read
Photos: NISA presents evidence after Shariif's forces...
The National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has issued a statement detailing armed movements that have been observed in Mogadishu in recent days, involving government security forces and those aligned with opposition politicians in the country. NISA revealed that armed militias are taking orders from the former president...
SOTranslatedCaasimada Online3 min read
Former Somali president warns against taking sides in regional rivalries
Former Somali President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has criticized the federal government’s foreign policy, warning that Somalia risks harming its own interests if it becomes entangled in rival regional alliances.
ENOriginalHiiraan Online1 min read