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L ancien président ghanéen John Mahama nommé Haut représentant de l Union africaine en Somalie
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L ancien président ghanéen Mahama nommé Haut représentant de l Union africaine en Somalie
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Anti-president Somali soldiers begin returning to barracks Reuters 1 day ago © Reuters/FEISAL OMAR Somali forces who back the opposition begin returning to barracks
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Hundreds of Somali forces who back the opposition began returning to their barracks on Friday after reaching an agreement with the prime minister following clashes over the tenure of the president, a spokesman for the troops said.
Somali lawmakers voted on Saturday to overturn the two-year presidential term extension they had approved last month after the violence stirred fears of all-out war between heavily armed troops for and against the president.
A Reuters photographer and camera operator saw heavily armed troops moving on foot and in military vehicles in the capital Mogadishu on Friday afternoon, some returning to a military camp in the city.
Opposition fighters withdraw from Somali capital after deadly cla
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Opposition fighters withdrew from the Somali capital on Friday, ending a tense standoff with pro-government troops after a dispute over delayed elections triggered the country s worst political violence in years.
Hundreds of heavily-armed gunmen pulled out of strongholds in Mogadishu they had occupied since late April when a long-running political crisis turned deadly with clashes erupting between rival factions of the security forces.
Under a deal reached by the warring sides this week, opposition troops began leaving their positions in the capital, and key roads sealed off with sandbags and machine guns were opened once more. We are sending our forces back to the frontline position to defend the country and its people, said Mahad Salad, an opposition lawmaker, at a camp outside Mogadishu where troops assembled after pulling out of the city.