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US and UK envoys visited Mogadishu to discuss the end of Somalia's transition period and allegations of corruption within the Transitional Federal Government. A World Bank report cited corruption totaling US$ 130 million, including the misuse of donor funding. The US government reaffirmed its intent to use targeted sanctions, such as travel bans and asset freezes, against those sabotaging the peace process. Additionally, the US has offered a US$ 33 million bounty for seven Al-Shabaab leaders to potentially induce internal divisions within the group.

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  • A World Bank report circulated during the Istanbul conference alleges that the Transitional Federal Government experienced high levels of corruption totaling US$ 130 million, which includes the misuse of US$ 80 million from 2009 donor funding and US$ 50 million from the 2010 financial year.
  • The United States government has expressed its readiness to implement targeted sanctions—specifically travel bans, asset freezes, and visa sanctions—against individuals sabotaging the peace process.
  • The US has offered a US$ 33 million bounty for the capture or death of seven Al-Shabaab leaders, including Ahmed Abdi Godane, with the goal of creating suspicion and fracturing the group's structure.

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Institute for Security Studies (n.d.). Somalia: Two high-profile envoys visit Mogadishu. https://issafrica.org/research/publication-archives/cpra-daily-briefing/somalia-two-high-profile-envoys-visit-mogadishu
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Institute for Security Studies. Somalia: Two high-profile envoys visit Mogadishu. n.d. https://issafrica.org/research/publication-archives/cpra-daily-briefing/somalia-two-high-profile-envoys-visit-mogadishu.
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@techreport{instituteforsecuritystudiesndsomalia, author = {{Institute for Security Studies}}, title = {{Somalia: Two high-profile envoys visit Mogadishu}}, institution = {Institute for Security Studies}, url = {https://issafrica.org/research/publication-archives/cpra-daily-briefing/somalia-two-high-profile-envoys-visit-mogadishu}, urldate = {2026-08-17}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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