HARGEISA (Reuters) - Somalia's northern breakaway enclave of Somaliland has freed two South Africans who were passengers in a plane that officials say was laden with weapons destined for Puntland, its deputy chief prosecutor said.
Aden Hero Diig told reporters it had been confirmed that the two were journalists and they had been released, a day after Air Transport Minister Mohamed Hashi Abdi said they would be charged with falsely claiming to be journalists.Read More
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