Mogadishu - Al-Shabaab has placed restrictions on the largest Somali telecom company, Hormuud, affecting its offices in southern and central Somalia.
A source, who asked not to be named for security reasons, told Voice of America that the ban imposed on the company by Al-Shabaab is related to its dealings with Somali government agencies and its refusal to pay money to the movement.
The Somali government, Hormud Company and Al-Shabaab have not officially spoken about this ban, which is said to have been going on for almost 4 months.
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