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Elections in grave danger | Article Preview - Vimarsana News

Elections in grave danger | Article Preview

Farmajo's rival presidential candidates are so fed up with his manipulations of the electoral process they are calling for a boycott and mobilising their militias, Unable to negotiate with President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo' or curb his manipulation of the polls to ensure he can return as president, the alliance of the presidential candidates opposed to him – the Council of Presidential Candidates (CPC) – has called on its supporters to boycott the electoral process.

Kampala bombings linked to Islamic State | Article Preview - Vimarsana News

Kampala bombings linked to Islamic State | Article Preview

Regional security services say they have uncovered training networks and a cash pipeline of hundreds of thousands of dollars to fighters affiliated with the group , The double suicide-bomb attack in Kampala on 16 November was the fourth terrorist explosion in Uganda in two months. Security services in the region are focused on what they see as a growing threat from jihadists claiming allegiance to so-called Islamic State (or Da'ish) throughout East Africa. Ugandan security officials, who say they have arrested over 100 terrorist suspects since June, are stepping up coordination with their cou...

Has the sun set on the Brothers? | Article Preview - Vimarsana News

Has the sun set on the Brothers? | Article Preview

After setbacks in government and repression in opposition, the Muslim Brothers are in retreat in North Africa, In the wake of the Arab Spring a decade ago, groups advocating a parliamentary road to Islamism, mostly linked to the Muslim Brothers (MB, al Ikhwan al Muslimun) rose from the underground as mass protests swept away many sclerotic autocracies. Some found favour with Western leaders such as United States President Barack Obama and Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron.