Mogadishu 26 Fabaury 2009 Associated Somali Journalists (ASOJ) is concerning about the conditions of two foreign journalists still being held as hostages in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia

Somalia:Free media stand for peace.

Mogadishu 04 Fabaury 2009 The directors and editors of all the free media outlets in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia agreed on banning live broadcasting any inciting program of political, social and religious means following crucial meeting in the Quranic Radio center on Tuesday.

ASOJ blames Al-Shabab on journalist’s killing .

CPJ shocked by murder of Horn Afrik Director.

New York, February 4, 2009—The Committee to Protect Journalists issued the following statement today after the shooting Tuesday of Horn Afrik radio station director, Said Tahlil, in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Radio journalist assassinated, ASOJ condemns

Armed gunmen have shot dead a prominent radio journalist Saed Tahlil Ahmed in the Somalia capital Mogadishu on Wednesday – Associated Somali Journalists condemned the killing as an act of terrorism against the free press.

ASOJ sends message to the new Somalia president .

The chairman of Associated Somali Journalists (ASOJ) Dahir Abdulle Alasow expressed his congratulation to the moderate Islamist leader Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed on his election as the new president of Somalia on Thursday in a parliament vote held in Djibouti.

Somalia:ASOJ Conderms journalists kidnapped in Puntland.

Mogadishu, November 27, 2008—Associated Somalia Journalists is deeply concerned about the safety of four journalists who were kidnapped yesterday in the port city of Bosaso region of Puntland,Somalia