Here is one formal title in English:

Somalia Trains Journalists to Counter Al-Shabaab Propaganda and Disinformation

Other formal options (for consideration):

• Somalia Hosts Journalist Training to Combat Al-Shabaab Disinformation
• Somali Journalists Receive Training to Counter Al-Shabaab Propaganda
• Somalia Bolsters Media Capacity to Counter Al-Shabaab Propaganda

The first option is recommended for its clarity, formal tone, and direct alignment with the original request.

Here are a few options, ranging from formal to more direct, all in a standard English news tone:

Option 1 (Most Formal & Neutral): “Regulators Urged to Treat Misinformation Pages with the Same Severity as Illegal Content”

Option 2 (Direct & News-Style): “Authorities Called Upon to Curb China-Related Misinformation on WPS Platform”

Option 3 (Specific to the Comparison): “Lawmakers Urge Stricter Measures Against WPS Misinformation, Citing Precedent for Blocking Harmful Content”

Option 4 (Concise & Official): “Government Urged to Apply Stricter Sanctions to WPS Disinformation Campaigns”

Option 5 (Standard Headline Format): “Pressure Mounts on Government to Block ‘China Misinformation’ Pages on WPS”

I would recommend Option 2 or Option 4 as they sound the most professional and clear for a formal report.