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Somalia: back to the beginning
Somalia now seems to be back to square one. The non-stop killing, kidnapping and hijacking has returned as the order of the day after a brief period o...
Read More »Sana'a Assembly summit concludes in Ethiopia
SANA'A, Feb 28 — The Sana'a Assembly's fifth Summit concluded Monday in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa in the presence of Yemeni President Ali Ab...
Read More »Two killed as gunmen ambush Mogadishu port chief
MOGADISHU (AFP) - Gunmen ambushed a convoy carrying the head of Mogadishu's sea port on Thursday, sparking an exchange of fire that claimed at least t...
Read More »Uganda Denies Peacekeepers In Somalia
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) A Ugandan military spokesman has denied that an advance team of the African peacekeeping force expected in Somalia has arrived...
Read More »Preparing for new tides of refugees
For more than a decade Somalia has been in the grip of chaos and anarchy, and the humanitarian situation is disastrous. Over 160,000 refugees are livi...
Read More »First AU peacekeepers in Somalia
BAIDOA, Somalia (Reuters) -- The Ugandan vanguard of an African peacekeeping force intended to help Somalia's interim government tighten its tenuous g...
Read More »Dubious Diplomacy
In the little grocery store he runs next to a Pizza Time on 12th Avenue East, Koshin Mohamed gets worked up as he describes his efforts to prod U.S. o...
Read More »'Separation of Mosque & Airport': Somali Cabbies Caught Between Faith and Job
After listening to emphatic appeals from proponents and opponents of a new taxicab ordinance at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, the Me...
Read More »Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 28, 2007
Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 28, 2007...
Read More »Ethiopia: On a dilemma in the Horn
THE second most populous country in Africa and one of the poorest, Ethiopia is a test case for the West in its efforts to eradicate extreme poverty on...
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