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What Cutting off Ties With Kenya Over Sovereignty Means for Somalia

Dec 18, 2020 | 21:05 GMT

A hotel in the Somalian city of Kismayo on July 13, 2019, a day after at least 26 people, including several foreigners, were killed and 56 people were injured in a suicide bomb and gun attack claimed by al Shabaab militants.

A hotel in the Somalian city of Kismayo on July 13, 2019, a day after at least 26 people, including several foreigners, were killed and 56 people were injured in a suicide bomb and gun attack claimed by al Shabaab militants.

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The move will undermine efforts to consolidate federal control of restive Somalian provinces, and compound security woes amid a U.S. drawdown....

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