The manager of the independent Shabelle radio station in the Somali capital has told the BBC he is in hiding after the authorities took it off air.
Mohamed Musa said soldiers stormed the radio’s office on Friday, arresting about 20 people, three of whom are still in custody without being charged.
When the station started broadcasting again on Tuesday, the office was raided again and all equipment removed.
Mr Musa denied accusations that the station was spreading hate messages.
The UN-backed government issued a statement saying that the station had been unprofessional by spreading disharmony amongst Mogadishu’s clans…
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