MOGADISHU, June 28 (Reuters) - Somali gunmen released two United Nations workers from Sweden and Denmark hours after kidnapping them in the Bakool region of south central Somalia on Saturday, U.N. officials said. "The Danish and the Swedish workers were released...without ransom and they are safe waiting for a flight to Nairobi," Mohamed Nur Salad, a U.N. security and safety worker told Reuters. (Reporting by Abdi Sheikh and Mohammed Ahmed in Baidoa; Writing by Wangui Kanina) (For full Reuters Africa coverage and to have your say on th e top issues, visit: http://africa.reuters.com/) (nairobi.newsroom@reuters.com; +254 20 222 4717)
A member of an Islamist group is seen during a training on a back street in Mogadishu June 27, 2008. Conflict in Somalia has killed 2, 136 civilians so far this ...
