...... the personification of Somali state failure...forces of Evil on Friday killed at least four Somalia National Army SNA] in southern Somalia, just a few weeks after they raided an African Union
...a union consisting of 53 African states, most run by dictators of one flavor or another. The only all-African state not in the AU is Morocco. Established in 2002, the AU is the successor to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which was even less successful...
Mission Forces base occupied by Burundian soldiers, who have been in charge for the last couple of months.
According to reports, at least four soldiers were killed in the attack on Friday, in what could change fortunes on security setup, following the latest change of leadership in the Horn of Africa nation, which is struggling with instability.
Reports further indicate the attack that took place at Gololey were killed in the al-Shabaab attack at a checkpoint north of Bal’ad Town. Burundian forces vacated the base last week; soldiers felt "abandoned" and joined soldiers at the checkpoint.
The soldiers have been working closely with those of the African Union Transition Mission [ATMIS] in the Horn of Africa nation before changing strategy after the peacekeepers left prematurely a fortnight ago, contrary to the expectations of many people.
Prime Minister Mohammed Hussein Roble called dozens of ATMIS bosses last week over the ongoing vacation from various Forward Operating Bases [FOBs], following the al-Shabaab attack. The attack at El-Baraf Forward Operating Base triggered questions about the safety of peacekeepers.
The El-Baraf attack was coordinated by senior al-Shabaab leaders including one Kenyan according to the krazed killers. The attack on military bases is common in the Horn of Africa country, with the al-Shabaab fighting to topple the fragile UN-backed Somalia administration.
In Jan 2016, the forces of Evil attacked El-Adde military base controlled by Kenya Defense Forces [KDF], before launching a similar attack at Kulbiyow military base. Somalia ushered in a new administration on Sunday last week following the election of Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.