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For rapid and credible elections in somalia. on monday, president mohamed abdullahi farmajo suspended the prime minister. but, mohamed hussein roble refused to step aside, and accused the head of state of trying to stage a coup. the president s term officially ended in february but was extended because of disagreements about how to choose a successoi’. mark fathi massoud is a law professor and a scholar of religion and law in somalia and somaliland. hejoins me now from santa cruz. thanks very much indeed for your time. thanks very much indeed for yourtime. it thanks very much indeed for your time. it is clear the americans are uncomfortable about this. what exactly is happening here? is the president asserting himself? it seems like all parties are asserting themselves at all times in somali politics. somali politics is unlike the uk or the us where there are ....
President Farmajo Expelled UN Envoy to Deny Accountability and Justice to Somali Victims mareeg.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mareeg.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Somali president calls for elections in bid to ease tensions Wednesday April 28 2021 Advertisement Somalia s President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed called early Wednesday for elections and a return to dialogue after the extension of his mandate by two years sparked the country s worst political violence in years. The president, best known by his nickname Farmaajo, addressed the nation at around 1am local time after hours of anticipation, with Mogadishu on a knife s edge as government troops and pro-opposition soldiers beefed up their positions and civilians fled their homes. The rival sides exchanged gunfire on Sunday in an eruption of long-simmering tensions sparked by the delay of February elections and Farmaajo s extension of his mandate earlier this month. ....