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Somalia: Somali Opposition Mobilises for Planned Mogadishu Protest

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Somalia: Somali Opposition Mobilises for Planned Mogadishu Protest
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Somali opposition leaders are preparing for a mass protest in Mogadishu due to rising political tensions. Key figures such as former president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed and former prime minister Hassan Ali Khaire are involved in the organization of the demonstration. Security measures have been increased in the city as concerns grow over potential confrontations during the protest.

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Mogadishu — Somali opposition leaders stepped up preparations on Thursday for a planned mass protest in Mogadishu, amid rising political tensions over governance and the country's electoral process. Former president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed and former prime minister Hassan Ali Khaire were among opposition figures involved in organising the demonstration, according to opposition sources. Political meetings and mobilisation efforts were under way in several districts of the capital, particularly in areas near key government installations, as opposition groups sought to rally supporters ahead of the planned gathering. Security was also tightened around locations where some opposition leaders were staying, sources said, while authorities increased their presence across parts of the city.

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