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 NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Somalia's president was hospitalized in the capital of neighboring Kenya on Tuesday during a time of turmoil in his war-wracked homeland, and he was in stable condition, officials said.
Abdullahi Yusuf, 73, has had chronic health problems for years, including a liver transplant in 1996. Last year, he survived a suicide car bombing that killed his brother and several other people.
"He is suffering from a severe cold but he is stable," Ali Mohamed Sheik, a protocol officer for the Somali Embassy in Kenya, told The Associated Press.
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