Sarajevo market bombing kills fifteen amid siege
A Serb artillery shell hit a crowded Sarajevo market killing fifteen and wounding over thirty as Bosnian loyalists push to break the siege. U N officials condemned the attack and urged accountability while authorities assess blame amid ongoing war rattle and sanctions.
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Somalia’s land of plenty amid famine and lawlessness
In Mogadishu informal markets thrive as formal economy collapses. A 110-pound rice bag costs $15, forged passports go for $50, and stolen aid imports flood stalls. Amid famine 1.5 to 2 million Somalis risk starvation while cash buys access to food, khat, and contraband goods, with armed guards and a thriving black market surrounding the Bakaaraha market.
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