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Puntland trying to stop people smuggling, says official
NAIROBI, 18 Dec 2006 (IRIN) - Somalia's self-declared autonomous region of Puntland is doing all it can to stop people smuggling, the governor of Bari...
Read More »U.S. Sees Growing Threats In Somalia
WASHINGTON — Six months ago, the Bush administration launched a new policy in war-torn Somalia, putting the State Department in charge after secret ...
Read More »Law enforcers work for better relations with Somali youth
ST. PAUL — Law enforcers in Ramsey County are using a $250,000 state grant to improve relations with Muslim communities...
Read More »Iran Conference on Holocaust: Duke i.a Zionism
Wolf Blitzer of CNN's Situation Room interviewing David Duke...
Read More »How memories of Black Hawk Down cast shadow over hopes for peace
At a primitive training camp 30 miles up a crumbling highway north of Mogadishu, just past the rusting hulk of a Soviet tank, 70 young, ragged, would-...
Read More »Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali dec 17
Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali dec 17...
Read More »Somali troops defect as nation prepares for war
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Nearly 200 troops serving Somalia's weak Western-backed government defected to the Islamic courts movement, an Islamic official...
Read More »Helping Djibouti Orphans
Senior Airman Doyle Cox and Tech. Sgt. Cassandra Stevens offer 12-year-old "Ayou" some finer points in painting a building that will serve as a kitche...
Read More »Somali-Bantu families get holiday treat
Dozens of children tossed balloons, giggled and bounced on mattresses laid out on a party room floor. Their parents and older siblings, all former Som...
Read More »Somali business owners and locals forge deal
After suffering vicious xenophobic attacks in which their shops were looted, Somalians living in Masipumelele have brokered a peace deal with South Af...
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