Hiiraan Online
12/3/2023
Today from Hiiraan Online:
Home
Somali Map
Sports
Opinion
RSS
Somali Music
Contact Us
Facebook
Twitter
Google Plus
advertisements
Kenya Defence Forces assures of security, downplays Jubaland war
Thursday, June 13, 2013
advertisements
The military has downplayed claims that the ongoing factional fighting in Kismayu may affect peace and stability in the country and the region at large.
Chief of Kenya Defence Forces ( KDF) General Julius Karangi said the fighting in Kismayu over power is normal and that the crisis will soon be solved. He said the Kenyan troops under Amison are still in control of much of the affected areas and sought to assure Kenyans of their security.
He added that a group of leaders from Somalia central government and Jubaland are having talks to solve their differences.
Karangi denied allegations of Kenya’s involvement in the election of Ahmed Mohamed Islam, best known as Ahmed Madobe, as the president of the regional State of Jubaland, adding that the people of Jubaland held the elections on their own and elected their leader in accordance with their laws.
He made the remarks when he presided over the opening of the third military course at the Kenyatta University. He said Kenyan troops still control large parts of Jubaland especially Kismayu.
Massive police raid launched in Toronto
- Toronto Star
Ethiopians in Egypt complain of Renaissance Dam backlash
- AO
Kenya: The Day Al Shabaab Struck Terror in Dadaab
- The Star
AMISOM Commander Admonishes Sierra Leone Trooper
- Awareness Times
Student in court after 'help for Heroes should be beheaded' tweet
- Harrow Observer
IG Meets CPs, Top Officers to Restrategise on Terrorism
- THISDAY
POLIO OUTBREAK CONFIRMED IN MOGADISHUAND KENYA
- MHSL
Farewell to Matt Baugh, UK Ambassador to Somalia
- OPS
Racism fear puts 20,000 girls and women at risk of genital mutilation
- Metro
Some Kenyans have ‘resentment and anger’ over election results - Hassan
- Daily Nation
Political correctness resulting in female circumcision being ignored in UK, say MPs
- The Independent
Jubaland: Kenya Defence Forces not supporting us
- The Standard
UN officials pay tribute to Pakistani peacekeepers
- APP
Home
Email