Somalia - Seven journalists wounded in suicide bombing at Mogadishu theatre

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is deeply shocked by the suicide bombing that killed several people and wounded many others at a ceremony in Somalia's national theatre in Mogadishu marking the first anniversary of the country's national television station reopening. At least seven journalists covering the event were seriously wounded. “We condemn this despicable attack in the strongest possible terms and our thoughts are with the many victims,” the press freedom organization said. “As it is often (...)

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