Omar Hammami releases part 1 of autobiography
The American commander in Shabaab says he is “still alive and well (by May 16 2012)” and details his life, including his radicalization and fighting in Somalia up until he joined Shabaab.
The American commander in Shabaab says he is “still alive and well (by May 16 2012)” and details his life, including his radicalization and fighting in Somalia up until he joined Shabaab.
Ex-Member of Somali Terrorist Group Helps a US Prosecution
US trains African soldiers for Somalia mission
The letter from al Qaeda’s emir to Shabaab leader Sheikh Muhktar Abu Zubayr confirms an August 2010 report from LWJ that detailed al Qaeda’s instructions to downplay links between the two terror groups.
Coming face to face with Somalia’s al-Shabab
The al Qaeda affiliate has executed 10 suicide attacks in Somalia already this year.
Christians under attack in Kenya, Nigeria
Think Again: Al Qaeda
Al-Qaeda is weaker without bin Laden, but its franchise persists
Somalimemo published an article saying that an American military commander for Shabaab was alive, but the report was based on a source, not an official Shabaab press release.
More than one week after rumors surfaced that the American-born Shabaab commander was executed, Shabaab remains silent.
Shabaab spokesman Dhere granted an interview from Mogadishu while the KDF claimed Dhere had fled Somalia and denounced his emir.
A look at bomb attacks attributed to Somalia’s most powerful al-Qaida-linked militant group
Two top sports official were among 10 people killed. Somalia’s defense minister claimed the attack was carried out by a female suicide bomber, but Shabaab denied the claim.
Kenya casts suspicion on al Shabaab for blasts
Shabaab said that a purported interview with Sheikh Abu Mansur Robow that was published two days ago by Somalia Report is “entirely fictitious.”
Somalia national theatre reopens after 20 years
“HSM is surprised by the video of Abu Mansoor #AlAmriki that surfaced on the internet,” Shabaab said on its Twitter page.
Eritrea ‘will not fight Ethiopia’
“I feel that my life may be endangered by Harakat Shabaab al-Mujahideen due to some differences that occurred between us regarding matters of the Shariah and matters of the strategy,” Hammami said in a short statement released on YouTube.
Australian ‘special forces gathering intelligence in Africa’
Shabaab continues to be able to penetrate high-security areas in the Somali capital. At least four Somalis were killed in the attack.
Yemeni Interior Ministry unveils terrorist plans against government facilities
Al Shabaab’s British accent
All quieter on al Qaeda’s English front
“We will create so much effort to end the Christian presence in our push to have a proper Islamic state that the Christians won’t be able to stay,” a spokesman said.
Kenya’s hide-and-seek war with Al-Shabaab
Top US General warns of coordination between al-Qaeda-linked African terror groups
The 7/7 widow and a boom in British jihad
Al-Shabaab: the growing menace of the al-Qaeda affiliate