Somalia - Provincial woman journalist gunned down while visiting Mogadishu

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is saddened to learn that a young woman journalist, Rahmo Abdulkadir, was gunned down on a Mogadishu street two days ago. Shot five times, she died on the spot. She is the second woman journalist to have been killed in the past eight years, following visiting BBC reporter Kate Peyton who was gunned down in Mogadishu in 2005. “We offer our heart-felt condolences to Abdulkadir's family,” Reporters Without Borders said. “Noting the recent arrest of three suspects in the (...)

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