Author: Xamar News Editor
Somali and Foreign Intelligence Uncover Communication Between Ahmed Madobe Militia Leader and Al-Shabaab Leader In a recent intelligence breakthrough, Somali and foreign agencies intercepted communications between a senior militia leader aligned with Ahmed Madobe and a high-ranking Al-Shabaab operative in Middle Juba. The content of these communications raised serious security concerns, prompting swift action by the Somali government. To ensure the safety of aviation operations and civilian passengers, the Somali government has implemented immediate measures, including the complete closure of airports under Ahmed Madobe’s administration. This decisive step aims to mitigate potential threats and enhance overall regional aviation security. Somali…
Evidence of Foreign Mercenaries Used by Ahmed Madobe in Somalia: A Call to Action for the Federal Government Recent social media evidence strongly suggests that Ahmed Madobe, who currently controls Kismayo city, has deployed foreign mercenaries to further his agenda. These mercenaries reportedly include individuals of Ethiopian origin, specifically from the Amhara and Oromo ethnic groups. They were allegedly brought into Somalia to attack the Somali National Army (SNA) forces stationed in Raaskambooni. This disturbing revelation underscores the urgent need for the Federal Government of Somalia to take decisive action against Ahmed Madobe and his external collaborators. His reliance on…
Somali People Unite and Forge the Path of Progress Freedom is the most precious treasure a nation can claim, and for the Somali people, it stands as a beacon of hope and strength. To shape a brighter future, we must unite and confront our nation’s challenges head-on. Let us honor the sacrifices made by our heroes, whose blood and bravery paved the way for the freedoms we cherish today. We cannot forget the tragedies inflicted by individuals such as Cabdullaahi Yuusuf and Abdi Illey in Mogadishu and Jeel Ogaden, who prioritized their own interests over our Somali people’s wellbeing.…
Al-Shabaab Exploiting Human Smugglers for Recruitment Recent reports from regions in Somalia bordering Ethiopia and Kenya reveal that Al-Shabaab has increasingly turned to human smugglers to recruit individuals, including women and children, into their ranks. By paying these smugglers, the group is exploiting vulnerable populations, forcing them into servitude and combat roles. Challenges Driving Recruitment Tactics Over the past two years, Al-Shabaab has suffered considerable losses, with thousands of fighters killed in combat against the Somali National Army and ATMIS forces. The group’s declining influence has been exacerbated by widespread rejection from Somali citizens, particularly after Somali Islamic scholars officially…
False Narratives and Neglected Duties: Dr. Abib’s Sensationalized Article Dr. Abdillahi Hashi Abib’s recent article makes baseless accusations against the European Union (EU), its member states, and the Somali government regarding migration policies, aid management, and refugee rights. The article is riddled with sensationalism, unsubstantiated claims, and contradictions. It fails to provide any meaningful contribution to the discussion and appears to be a politically motivated attempt to mislead the Somali diaspora and create unnecessary unrest. Furthermore, Dr Abib’s record as a Member of Parliament (MP) raises serious concerns about his credibility and commitment to addressing the issues he critiques. Key…
As the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (Atmis) approaches its conclusion, a significant shift in the political landscape is taking place. The Somali government has made its stance unequivocally clear: the presence of Ethiopian troops is no longer acceptable. This assertive declaration marks a pivotal moment for Somalia as it seeks to reclaim its sovereignty and territorial integrity while navigating complex regional dynamics. The Somali leadership has emphasized that Ethiopian forces must vacate the country entirely and dismantle their bases. This demand stems from a growing sentiment among the Somali people that Ethiopia poses an existential threat to their…