Somali Islamist leader out of custody
Source: Reuters
NAIROBI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Top Islamist leader Sheikh Sharif Ahmed, seen by many as a key to reconciliation in post-war Somalia, has left the custody of Kenyan intelligence and was reported by a UK-based Web site to be heading to Yemen. "It's true that I'm heading to Yemen," he was quoted as saying by the ONKOD Web site run by a Somali journalist. Contacted by Reuters at an undisclosed location in Nairobi, Sharif said he was in good health but declined to confirm his future plans.
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