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Blasts rock Nairobi neighbourhood
Several injured in series of explosions in Somali Eastleigh suburb in Kenyan capital.
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Last Modified: 16 Dec 2012 21:16 GMT
Al-Shabab 'offers bounty' for Kenya killings
Intercepted intelligence message reveals armed Somali group offers $8,000 for killing of security officials.
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Last Modified: 14 Dec 2012 17:16 GMT
Kenya police face 'summary killing' claims
Critics say the global 'war on terror' has legalised a culture of impunity among the country's police forces.
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Last Modified: 25 Nov 2012 14:38 GMT
Uganda 'to withdraw' peacekeepers over row
Minister says country will withdraw troops from Somalia and elsewhere over allegations of Congolese rebel support.
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Uganda threatens Somalia troop withdrawal
Move prompted by accusations in UN report that east African nation is backing M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo.
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Italian FM in surprise visit to Somalia
Giulio Terzi's visit to Mogadishu is the first high-level visit by an official from Rome in two decades.
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Mogadishu property boom stirs concern
Prices skyrocket in newly peaceful Somali capital while refugees continue to live in poverty.
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Somalia's president names newcomer as PM
Abdi Shirdon has been a businessman in Kenya and is believed to be untainted by the country's volatile clan politics.
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Explosions rock Somalia's Kismayo
Al-Shabab claims responsiblity but AU peacekeepers say they carried out two controlled expolisions near airport.
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