The military court of Somalia's transitional federal government carried out a death sentence against an enlisted soldier who was convicted of murder of another soldier. The execution was apparently public, with government officials in attendance.
Somalia is one of the more regular executing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. Egypt, Libya, and Sudan are the others; they typically perform at least one judicial execution among them per year and sometimes more.
The article, from a Mogadishu press wire, is here.
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