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With Somali Football Federation development activities on the increase across the war-devastated country, the SFF Education Officer Ali Mohamed Ahmed on Monday briefed the media on the development activities in Somalia in the duration of the following three months.

Somali football federation has confirmed the sudden death of international Futsal referee Mohamed Farah Mohyaddin who died from a heart attack on Friday evening.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announces that this weekend's final matches of the 2012 Orange Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers will be declared as matches of support to fight Hunger in the Horn of Africa.

The Somali Football Federation secretary General Abdi Qani Said Arab who was slightly injured in Tuesday's suicide attack which rocked Somali capital Mogadishu has been discharged from hospital on Thursday evening, SFF statement revealed here on Friday.

The factures of the 28th Orange African Cup of nations to be held in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea has been announced.

The council of east and central African football associations 'CECAFA' has been shocked by the suicide attack in Somalia which killed over hundred people mainly students and wounded nearly 200 others including Somali Football Federation secretary General Abdi Qani Said Arab and national team member…

The president of international football governing body FIFA Joseph S. Blatter has written to Somalia's FA President Said Mahmoud Nur to express his condolences for the car bomb that ripped through the capital of Mogadishu Tuesday killing over hundred people mostly students.

Secretary General of Somali Football Federation Abdi Qani Said Arab has been slightly wounded in a suicide attack which targeted Somali Students waiting for Turkish scholarship on Tuesday. Nearly hundred people mostly students were killed on the spot.

The preliminary round of the 2014 world cup qualifying matches between Somalia and Ethiopia which was due in Nairobi on the 11th of November was transferred to Djibouti as a result of a FIFA ban on Kenya.

The South African Football Association (SAFA) and the Premier Soccer League (PSL) have joined forces in assisting and contributing to the massive humanitarian effort that is currently on the go in Somalia. SAFA and the PSL have formed a joint committee under the leadership of SAFA Vice President Mandla…

The 2011 Cecafa Challenge Cup starts in Tanzania on November 24 putting Kenya's Harambee Stars programme in a quandary because they will probably be unable to travel by then.

The Somali Football Federation has recognized the Nairobi-based Somali language broadcaster Radio Barkulan as the frontrunner in peace building through football for peace programs in the war-devastated country.

In a bid to encourage the restoration of peace and stability in the country, the Somali Football Federation and the Center for Research and Dialogue in Somalia have made a joint commemoration in remembrance of the world peace day the 21st of September.

The Somali Football Federation and Somali Youth Advocacy Organization 'SYAO' have jointly ended a football for peace tourney for four districts in Mogadishu which the worst armed confrontations in the capital had severely destroyed.

On Thursday 15th of September the Somali Football Federation 'SFF' has concluded its annual congress in Mogadishu, during which many important agendas relating to the country's football promotion were discussed.

Somali Football Federation 'SFF' on Wednesday held a day-long club management workshop for authorities from different football clubs across the country in a bid to develop managing skills of the football club authorities in Somalia.

The Somali National football team nicknamed 'Ocean stars' is currently under huge preparations for the upcoming 2014 FIFA world cup preliminary qualifier clash against neighboring Ethiopia.

For the first time in more than 5 years, Somali youths in the lawless capital have got the chance to compete in football competitions marking on the Muslim Holly month of Ramadan with the assistance from Somali Football Federation. Islamists in Somalia banned the Ramadan Cups in 2006.

The Council of East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) have organized a joint seminar on Sport and Peace which kicked off in Rwandan capital Kigali today 30th of August and will continue until September 1st.

With the international community eying on Somalia, the country's transitional federal government {TFG} called on the international community to give a particular consideration to peace and sports promotion in the war-devastated horn of African country