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Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has been elected as country's new leader, in a poll marred by allegations of bribery.
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Country has a new leader, after MPs cast votes in a poll marred by allegations of bribery.
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Members of parliament to vote in the first vote of its kind in decades amid fears that the election will be rigged.
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Sharif Ahmed slams UN report accusing senior officials of corruption, as he campaigns for re-election in landmark vote.
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon tells meeting on Somalia's transition process that country must develop its own security apparatus.
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Saving Somalia: A wasted effort?
We ask how serious world leaders at the London conference are in tackling problems facing the war-torn African state.
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