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Uganda parliament votes to send troops to Somalia
KAMPALA, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Uganda's parliament on Tuesday voted unanimously in favour of sending 1,500 peacekeeping troops to Somalia as part of an A...
Read More »UN responds to flood-related disease outbreak in Somalia
Despite insecurity in Central/Southern Somalia, the UN is continuing to respond to the needs of people affected by an outbreak of acute watery diarrho...
Read More »Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 12, 2007
Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 12, 2007...
Read More »U.N. expert says Somali media freedom under threat
GENEVA, Feb 12 (Reuters) - A United Nations human rights expert on Monday condemned what he called threats to press freedom in Somalia....
Read More »VOA to Add New Somali Service, Will Broadcast in 45 Languages
Monday, 12 February, VOA begins a new daily broadcast in the Somali language to the Horn of Africa. Somali broadcasters at VOA’s Washington, D.C. he...
Read More »Brutal gun attacks cause alarm in Kenya
NAIROBI, Kenya (Reuters) - A 79-year-old American missionary and her daughter, the wife of a US diplomat, are cut down by automatic gunfire on the edg...
Read More »Mogadishu residents flee city
Hundreds of people fled the Somali capital Mogadishu on Monday after two people were killed in the latest barrage of rebel rocket attacks and guerrill...
Read More »Mortar hits home in Somali capital, killing 6-year-old boy and his father
MOGADISHU, Somalia - A mortar slammed into a home in Somalia’s restive capital early Monday, killing a father and his 6-year-old son as they slept a...
Read More »EU Demands Peace Talks In War-torn Darfur, Somalia
The European Union on Monday demanded that the Sudanese government and rebel forces start Darfur peace talks and also urged a durable political settle...
Read More »The Cost of Corruption
It is widely acknowledged that corruption is one of the biggest factors that contributes to underdevelopment. This can be deduced from the fact that c...
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