'British government has its eyes set on recolonizing the conflict-torn Somalia after William Hague called for larger efforts to tackle anti-government resistance fighters during the first visit to African nation by a UK Foreign Secretary for 20 years.

His arrival in the capital Mogadishu revealed that Britain is apparently dusting off plans for invading yet another crisis-hit country in Africa, being described as the world's “most failed state.”

British media have recently been covering the humanitarian crisis in Somalia, the people who are starving and the deaths of thousands of children. While picturing the al-Shabab resistance fighters as the enemy, the media is legitimizing UK's military intervention to make a “stable country,” as “Somalia's stability will be vital for the security of UK,” Hague claimed.'

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