Somali police announce curfew in capital during Sunday's presidential vote

Police announce curfew in Somalia’s capital ahead of presidential election

Police in Somalia have announced a 33-hour curfew in the capital Mogadishu that will keep almost all residents at home during a presidential election by

Somali police announce curfew in capital during presidential vote

The 33-hour curfew in Mogadishu will cover both traffic and people as lawmakers, security personnel and all others officials involved in the vote will still be free to move.

Somali police announce curfew in capital ahead of presidential election

329 members of parliament to elect next president on Sunday - Anadolu Agency

Somalia police announce 33-hour curfew in capital Mogadishu during Sunday's Presidential vote

President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed is facing 37 opponents in the vote, including two former Presidents, Sharif Sheikh Ahmed and Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, who analysts see as the frontrunners

Somali police announce curfew in capital during Sunday’s presidential vote

MOGADISHU: Police in Somalia have announced a 33-hour curfew on the capital Mogadishu that will keep almost all residents at home during a presidential election by lawmakers on Sunday, in which incumbent leader Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed is seeking a second term. Police spokesperson Abdifatah Aden announced at a press conference on Saturday a full curfew in the city, covering both traffic and people, from Saturday at 9:00 p.m. until Monday at 6:0…

Somali police announce curfew in capital during Sunday's presidential vote

MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Police in Somalia have announced a 33-hour curfew on the capital Mogadishu that will keep almost all residents at home during a presidential election by lawmakers on Sunday, in which incumbent leader Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed is seeking a second term. Read full story