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Somalia : Madobe capitalises on the departure of ATMIS to retain energy in Jubaland

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Ahmed Mohamed Islam better known as Madobe speaks after his re-election as president of Jubaland, in Kismayo, on 22 August 2019.



The gradual withdrawal of the African Union transition mission in Somalia (ATMIS), scheduled for the top of 2024, may flip

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