Articles by Abukar Albadri

6 articles since 2006

Pirates rule Somali coast

World | By Edmund S, Ers, and Abukar Albadri | October 31, 2008
Reporting from Haradhere, Somalia, and Nairobi, Kenya – Straddling a wooden crate filled with $1 million in cash ransom, a cranky old pirate bellows names from a notebook as his anxious, bleary-eyed minions lean against the stone walls of their cramped hide-out. Read more
 

Somalia on the verge of collapse, aid officials and residents say

World | By Edmund Sanders and Abukar Albadri | May 27, 2008
Along the ghostly streets of Mogadishu, just about the only traffic nowadays consists of starving cats and goats searching for food. Read more
 

Revenge is spark behind a Somali teen’s militancy

World | By Abukar Albadri | November 30, 2007
A year ago, Bashir Yusuf was a schoolboy who dreamed of becoming a doctor. Read more
 

Death got his number

World | By Abukar Albadri | October 29, 2007
The voice on the other end of my cellphone was oddly calm, but intent. Read more
 

Islamists Take Another Key Somalian City

World | By Robyn Dixon and Abukar Albadri | June 15, 2006
Islamist militias tightened their hold on southern Somalia on Wednesday, seizing control of a major strategic town and ousting a group of secular warlords in a brief, decisive battle just a week after driving them from Mogadishu. Read more
 

Militia May Enter Talks in Somalia

World | By Robyn Dixon and Abukar Albadri | June 8, 2006
Islamist leaders newly in control of this city offered Wednesday to hold talks with the country’s transitional government, a move some analysts said could provide the first hope of stability after 15 years of anarchy. Read more
 
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