101_6_SIG

  • South Asia

    • Radio Netherlands Worldwide

    SSO Login

    NEW: RNW Lite website | Login or via:

      Close

      More login possibilities:

      Close
      • Facebook
      • Flickr
      • Twitter
      • Google
      • LinkedIn
      Home
      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
      Showing items for Somalia on RNW
      RSS
      Deputy AMISOM force Commander, Brig. Gen. Audace Nduwumusi gives an interview in the Somalian capital. African Union forces in Somalia are planning to attack a stronghold town of Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab rebels to the west of the war-torn country's capital, a commander said Sunday.
      Bulletin: AU forces to attack Shebab stronghold

      Bulletin: AU forces to attack Shebab stronghold

      react More >
      A Somali Islamist fighter mans a position in the capital, Mogadishu, in 2009. Kenya's army has said that four months of military strikes on Shebab rebels in southern Somalia have weakened the Al-Qaeda-linked insurgents and have disrupted their sources of revenue.
      Bulletin: Kenya army says it has weakened Somali rebels

      Bulletin: Kenya army says it has weakened Somali rebels

      react More >
      A boatload of Somali refugees arrives safely in Aden, Yemen, in 1992. Eleven Somalis drowned and another 34 are missing after a smugglers' boat headed for Yemen capsized in the Gulf of Aden earlier this week, the UN refugee agency said on Friday.
      Bulletin: 11 Somalis 'drown in boat tragedy': UN

      Bulletin: 11 Somalis 'drown in boat tragedy': UN

      react More >
      An image grab provided by the SITE Intelligence Group shows Al-Qaeda's chief Ayman al-Zawahiri announcing in a video-relayed audio message posted on jihadist forums that Somalia's extremist Shebab fighters have joined ranks with Al-Qaeda network.
      Bulletin: Zawahiri says Somalia's Shebab joined Qaeda: video

      Bulletin: Zawahiri says Somalia's Shebab joined Qaeda: video

      react More >
      US rapper 50 cent at an event in Los Angeles in December. 50 Cent visited orphaned schoolchildren in Kenya's biggest slum Thursday, a day after touring camps in impoverished and war-torn Somalia.
      Bulletin: Rap star 50 Cent in war-torn Somalia

      Bulletin: Rap star 50 Cent in war-torn Somalia

      react More >
      Remnants of car bomb in Mogadishu, Somalia
      Article: Car bomber kills nine in Mogadishu

      Article: Car bomber kills nine in Mogadishu

      Near a hotel where lawmakers often gather in the Somali capital Mogadishu, a suicide car...
      react More >
      People look at the wreckage of a car used in a suicide car bomb attack in Mogadishu. At least 15 people were killed by the suicide bomber from the Al-Qaeda linked Shebab, officials said Thursday, as details emerged of the heavy blast in Somalia's war-torn capital Mogadishu
      Bulletin: Islamist bomb attack toll in Somalia rises to 15

      Bulletin: Islamist bomb attack toll in Somalia rises to 15

      react More >
      A security officer standing guard at a camp for people displaced by famine near Adan Ade airport in the Somali capital Mogadishu, January 19. A suicide bomber killed at least 11 people Wednesday in the war-torn Somali capital Mogadishu when he detonated an explosive-laden vehicle near the presidential palace, officials said.
      Bulletin: Suicide car bomb 'kills 11 in Somali capital'

      Bulletin: Suicide car bomb 'kills 11 in Somali capital'

      react More >
      Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague (L) reviews a Ugandan soldiers serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) at the mission's headquarters in Mogadishu, in a picture taken on February 2 by the UN-AU Information Support Team. Hague said Friday there was an "opportunity" to end the crisis in Somalia and tackle terrorism and piracy there, a day after a landmark visit there.
      Bulletin: Britain appoints first Somalia ambassador in 21 years

      Bulletin: Britain appoints first Somalia ambassador in 21 years

      react More >
      Somali refugee Fatuma Abdille at the Dolo Ado transit centre in Ethiopia. Famine conditions have ended in war-torn Somalia six months after they were declared, but the situation remains dire with a third of the population needing emergency aid, the UN said on Friday.
      Bulletin: UN says famine over in Somalia, emergency remains

      Bulletin: UN says famine over in Somalia, emergency remains

      react More >

      Latest news NEW

      FUN



      Radio programmes

      Video highlights

      watch this video
      AfroPunch - LucFosther
      Michael Fassbender in Shame watch this video
      "Shame" sheds light on sex addiction
      The new film Shame from British director Steve McQueen highlights the...
      Fun on the ice watch this video
      The good, the bad and the icy
      It finally looks and feels like winter in the Netherlands and this past...
      more

      RNW Africa on Facebook

      Back to Radio Netherlands Worldwide

      Corporate

      More from RNW

      Key partners

       
       
       
       
      RNW - News and analysis from the Netherlands in 10 languages, worldwide 24/7 on radio, television and online