Person: Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi

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Aid failing to reach needy as Somalian fighting continues

Somalia’s government is holding up vital aid to tens of thousands of people as car bombs and street fighting brought the death toll to nearly 1,500 in less than a month, sending the country lurching towards catastrophe, it was warned.

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First African peacekeepers expected in Somalia by end of month

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Militia loyal to Islamic Courts still threaten Somali capital, says Minister

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Somalia PM: Major fighting is over

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Somali troops capture last Islamic stronghold

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Fighting breaks out in Somalia

US Embassy bombing suspects 'in Islamic stronghold'

Somalia's prime minister said today the suspects in the 1998 bombings of two US embassies in east Africa are sheltering in the stronghold of his country's militant Islamic movement.

Sun, 31 Dec, 2006

Islamic 'terrorists' spark Somalia war fears

Fears of regional conflict has soared with the loss of a strategic port to Somalia’s radical Islamic militia, which faced angry demonstrations that erupted into deadly violence, and for the first time acknowledged getting help from foreign Muslims.

Tue, 26 Sep, 2006

Blast kills three in premier's convoy

Gunmen threw grenades and a land mine exploded near the convoy of Somali Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi, killing three bodyguards and wounding five others, residents said.

Sun, 06 Nov, 2005

Seven killed at Somali prime minister's rally

A blast killed at least seven people and injured an unknown number at a government rally in Mogadishu’s soccer stadium today, exploding 10 yards from the new Somali prime minister who had just begun a speech, officials said.

Tue, 03 May, 2005