Somali National Killed In South Africa


An unidentified gunmen have shot dead a Somali trader and wounded his colleague on Sunday after an attack on his shop in the outskirts of Cape Town.
According to his colleague, the victim was shot several times in the chest before the armed looted the shop and made away with the money.
The armed men are said to have escaped from the scene immediately after robbing the shop. South African police arrived the scene for investigation but no arrest was made.
Attacks on migrants are common in South Africa with locals accusing migrants of taking their jobs, and being responsible for a rise in crime

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Somalis' Freedom

Image
Al-Shabab Abuses Dozens of government and security officials as well as former electoral delegates and clan elders who had been involved in the 2016 electoral process, were assassinated; Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for some of the killings. Al-Shabab conducted targeted and indiscriminate attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure using improvised explosive devices (IEDs), suicide bombings, and shelling, as well as assassinations, particularly in Mogadishu and Lower Shabelle, which resulted in over 750 civilian deaths and injuries, according to the UN. Abuses against Children Somali federal and regional authorities unlawfully detained children simply for alleged ties to Al-Shabab and at times prosecuted in military courts, children for terrorism-related offenses. The government failed to put in place juvenile justice measures, notably for children accused of Al-Shabab-related crimes. Sexual Violence Internally displaced women and girls remain at particular ri...
Read more

Two men who gang-raped and killed a 12-year-old girl in Somalia are publicly executed by firing squad chosen by girl's father

Image
Aisha Ilyaas Aden was abducted at a market, raped and strangled to death near her home in Galkayo, Puntland region, in February last year. Abdifatah Abdirahman Warsame and Abdishakur Mohamed Dige were both shot in Bossasso town square, on Somalia's north coast, after they were found guilty of the shocking attack. Aisha's father Ilyaas Aden said he appointed their executioners and asked them for forgiveness by phone before they were killed today. He even said he walked over to make sure they were dead after viewing the execution. He is also alleged to have delayed the execution of Warsame's brother, Abdisalam Abdirahman, who had also been found guilty of the crimes, by at least ten days so that his case can be re-evaluated. The case sparked uproar and demonstrations across the country, and an online protest using #JusticeForAisha. He attended the execution today with officials and members of the public, reports Mustaqbal radio. 'Sexual violence is sadly...
Read more

Somali Intelligence Agency Seize 79 Tons of Bomb-Making Sulphuric Acid

Somalia's National Intelligence and security agency (NISA) said its troops have seized 79 tonnes of sulphuric acid smuggled into the country for use by al-Shabab militants to make explosives.   "We have seized 79 tonnes of sulphuric acid and arrested a number of people who smuggled it into the country and were transporting it to the al-Shabab militants," NISA said in a tweet.  The agency added that investigations were ongoing and the suspects will be arraigned later in court.   Military court in Jubaland sentences Alshabab militant death Police in Puntland destroy bottles of Alcohol and Hashish Somalia Marks 66th Anniversary of Its Blue Flag It did not reveal when the seizure was made. This comes as the horn of Africa marks the third anniversary of the 14 October 2017 bombing in the capital, Mogadishu, that killed over 600 people.   Al-Shabab did not say it carried out the attack, although it frequently stages attacks in the capital.
Read more