Opportunity In Somalia After Killing Of Qaeda Militant -- New York Times
NAIROBI, Kenya — Once again, the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia has been handed a golden opportunity.
Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, Al Qaeda’s top operative in Somalia and one of the most wanted men in Africa, drove into a government checkpoint by mistake last week and was killed in a blaze of gunfire. At the same time, the Islamist militant group he helped lead — the Shabab — has been steadily losing ground as African Union peacekeepers and government troops go on the offensive.
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