KickAss Torrents Down: Massive Piracy Site Blocked Before Relocating To KickAss.to
KickAss Torrents took shelter within a Somali domain registry before running into trouble -- again.
Somali Lawmaker Abdulahi Qayad Barre Assassinated By Al-Shabab Militants In Mogadishu
Abdulahi Qayad Barre's death marks the first killing of an MP this year, with five being assassinated in 2014.
Robert Mugabe African Union Chairmanship May Cause European Union Dilemma
The bloc will need to balance its stance against the leader with considerations for his role at the head of an increasingly important regional organization.
US Strikes Against Senior Al-Shabab Leader In Somalia
The Jan. 31 Hellfire missile strike south of the capital Mogadishu targeted Yusef Dheeq, the group's chief of external operations and planning for intelligence and security.
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Kenji Goto Beheading: Tributes Pour In For 'Brave' Journalist As Japan Vows To Make ISIS 'Pay The Price'
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FBI Adds Former Cab Driver Liban Haji Mohamed To Its Most Wanted List, Links Him To Al Shabab
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Suspected US Drone Strikes On Al Qaeda In Yemen Continue After President Hadi's Resignation
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French Court Rules It's Not Wrong To Revoke Citizenship Of A Convicted Binational Jihadist
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Sub-Saharan Christians Face Growing Threats By Radical Islam: Report
Countries such as Kenya are among the most dangerous places to be Christian, according to the World Watch List.
Passenger Aircraft Crash Lands At Nairobi Airport; Landing Gear Problem Reported
A small aircraft crash lands at Nairobi's international airport.
Suicide Attack On US-Trained Somali Forces Kills 4
At least four people were killed when a car bomb was detonated next to a military convoy in Mogadishu.
Kenya Suspends Parts Of New Antiterrorism Law Passed After Attacks By Al-Shabab
The new law was created in light of deadly attacks in Kenya last month by al-Shabab militants.
US Hits Al Qaeda Affiliate In Somalia With Airstrike, Targeting Senior Leader, Results Not Known
It was not known if the senior leader who was targeted had been killed.
Wanted Al-Shabab Terrorist Leader Surrenders In Somalia
The U.S. once offered $33 million for information leading to the capture of the al-Shabab militant leader and seven others.
Somali Al-Shabab Militants Attack African Union Base in Mogadishu
An insurgent group linked to al Qaeda stormed an African Union peacekeeping base in Mogadishu Christmas Day.
Journalists Killed At Higher Rate In 2014 Than In Recent Years, Syria Deadliest Country For Reporters: CPJ
According to a report from the CPJ, Syria remained the deadliest country for reporters -- for the third year in a row.
Congress Spending Bill: Seven Numbers To Know In The 'Cromnibus'
The "cromnibus" spending bill produced with bipartisan support includes money to fight ISIS and Ebola, and prohibits spending on abortion.
'Unspeakable Brutality' In Conflict-Hit Nations Affecting 15 Million Children: UNICEF
A UNICEF statement was released to coincide with an appeal by the U.N. calling for a record $16.4 billion in humanitarian funds.
Boat With Ethiopian Migrants Sinks On Its Way To Yemen, Killing At Least 70
Over 200 people have died at sea in 2014 while trying to reach Yemen, which reportedly hosts 246,000 refugees from various nations.
Most Corrupt Countries 2014: China, Turkey and Afghanistan Struggle With Graft
The anti-graft rankings are based on factors including whether public leaders are punished for corruption and the prevalence of bribery.
At Least 4 Killed In Al Shabab Suicide Bombing Near UN Convoy In Somali Capital Of Mogadishu
The attack bears the hallmarks of the al Qaeda-linked al Shabab group, which has carried out a series of bombings in Somalia in the past.
Al-Shabab Militants Suspected Of Killing At Least 36 Quarry Workers In Mandera, Kenya
A witness told Reuters that four of the victims were beheaded by the attackers while the rest were shot in the head.
Flooding In Morocco Kills More Than 30 People
Flash flooding in Morocco killed more than 30 people Monday.
Kenya Military Kills 100 Al-Shabab Terrorists In Wake Of Deadly Bus Attack
Witnesses said the 28 victims were told to lie down in the mud and then were shot to death.
Kenya Bus Attack: Survivors Say Al-Shabaab Militants 'Blew Victims' Heads Off Just Like That'
Al-Shabaab militants blew the victims' "heads off just like that," according to one survivor.
Al-Shabaab Executes 28 Who Can't Recite Quran; Kenyan President Says Somali Militants Atempting To Start Religious War
"The aim is to create a religious war," says Kenyan president of bus attack.
Somalia's Al-Shabab Group Militant Group Kills 28 People On Kenya Bus
Al-Shabab, an offshoot of the defunct Islamic Courts Union, currently has control over large parts of Somalia.
UN Cuts Food Rations For Refugees In Kenya, Citing Budget Restraints
Kenya has seen a huge influx of refugees as conflicts in South Sudan and Somalia continue to displace hundreds of thousands of people.
Sierra Leone Peacekeepers Quarantined After One Soldier Tests Positive For Ebola
The group of soldiers, who were headed to Somalia, will now be kept under observation for 21 days and will be tested for Ebola.
Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya's President, Appears Before International Criminal Court
The president of Kenya is accused of committing crimes against humanity by orchestrating violence after disputed elections in 2007.
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