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Somalia: Islamists execute murderer in Mogadishu capital Fri. October 13, 2006 08:52 am. - Mohamed Abdi Farah (SomaliNet) Islamic authorities in the Somalia capital Mogadishu have carried out on Friday an execution on the second murderer in the eyes of many people who was charged of killing innocent man last month. The execution happened in publicly at around 9:00am this morning at the square of Ex-police academy compound in south of Mogadishu where hundreds of people gathered to witness the completing. The security of the area was heavily tightened by forces of Islamic Courts, with every corner was placed with battlewagons to avoid violence. Mahad Osman Ugas, in his 30s was slain by group of Islamic fighters in public in front of many people. He was tied on the pillar of shooting where he has been killed by bullets. Mr. Osman has been found guilty that he had killed Mohamed Siad Ukurow, a trade man in Mogadishu on 14 September and shortly after the Islamic Courts sentenced to death. Many residents in Mogadishu have welcomed the execution as positive step towards practicing the law of Islamic religion. It is the second man executed publicly in Mogadishu since the Islamic Courts seized control of Somalia capital June 5 and then extended their power through central and south of Somalia. Yesterday, the Islamic officials announced the execution case would be carried out on Friday. Earlier, Abdukadir Dirie Malay, was the first executed man last month who has been found guilty that he had murdered Mohamed Hassan Bare, former deputy administrator of Al-Towba commercial company in Mogadishu. News Category: Somalia Latest Headlines Latest News Somalia: WFP welcomes Canada naval escort in Somali... E. Africa: Kenya security alerts Tanzanian coun... WB to pump huge money to infrastructure project... Olympics: Somali delegation expects Olympics to brin... Kenya, Tz mark 10th anniversary of deadly bombi... Somalia: Well-known Somali aid worker killed south... Al Qaida North Africa wing claims responsibility for... Egypt: Police discovers 20 underground tunnels near ... Somalia: Canadian navy to escort WFP ships carrying... Premier League: 'I will stay at United'-Cristiano Ro... More News...