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- Kismayo Kismaayo كيسمايو Kisimayo Chisimaio City Overview of Kismayo Kismayo Location within Somalia Show map of Somalia Kismayo Location within the Horn...
- The Battle of Kismayo (2009) erupted on 1 October 2009, after the Islamist alliance occupying Kismayo, Somalia broke down. Sheikh Ahmed "Madobe" and his...
- H****an Turki led a group of fighters from the Ras Kamboni Brigade from Kisimayo to Mogadishu as reinforcements, to join the battle. In February 2010, the...
- dismissed reports that he was killed or heavily injured. After the Battle of Kisimayo (2009) the group was involved in an unsuccessful power-struggle with al-Shabaab...
- Sheikh Ahmed "Madoobe" and al-Shabaab, over a power sharing agreement in Kisimayo. Hizbul Islam and al-Shabaab had made a power sharing agreement for the...
- colonizers. Ngulelo (Son of Ndesserua); rules from 1901 but deported to Kisimayo until 1917. Abdiel Shangali (Son of Shangali); rules from 1923 to 1946...
- faction of the Ras Kamboni Brigades and Al-Shabaab over who was in charge of Kisimayo. ARS-A and JABISO, which were aligned with Al-Shabaab in Mogadishu and...
- Al-Shabaab-Hizbul Islam alliance [citation needed] was broken by a power struggle in Kisimayo [citation needed] were after the two groups turned on each other.[citation...
- Msami Msami (rules 1900–1917) son of Mlaties' first wife. Dies in exile in Kisimayo. In his absence, Mbokomu lacked a king and was governed by appointees of...
- Old Moshi by the Germans. Salema Rules 1900-1917 adn he is deported to Kisimayo by the British and return to rule briefly before his death. Mkinde Rules...