Somalia's Supreme court rejects President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's term extension
- On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that the constitutional changes could not be applied retrospectively to the president's current term.
- In a separate decision, the court declared the chief justice's dismissal "null and void", accusing the presidency of interfering with judicial independence.
- The president appointed Ibrahim Idle Suleiman, who previously held the position, to replace Ahmed.
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- On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that the constitutional changes could not be applied retrospectively to the president's current term.
- In a separate decision, the court declared the chief justice's dismissal "null and void", accusing the presidency of interfering with judicial independence.
- The president appointed Ibrahim Idle Suleiman, who previously held the position, to replace Ahmed.
Sources: BBC News