Somalian plane explosion is possibly a terror attack caused by an ISIS-linked suicide bomb who blasted himself off the plane.
A high-ranking member of the Somali terrorist organization al Shabaab has turned himself into Somali authorities.
Extremists’ second attack after last month’s intensifies security concerns in the African nation.
Twenty-eight people are dead after the Somali terrorist group al Shabaab hijacked a bus in Kenya and executed all of the passengers who were not Muslims.
An investigation conducted by the non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch has revealed evidence linking African Union troops in Somalia to sexual abuse of vulnerable women and girls, youngest victim was 12, The Guardian reports.
The U.S. government has confirmed that airstrikes carried out recently in Somalia against al Shabaab targets have killed the leader of that group, which has kept Somalia in a state of fear and lawlessness for years.
