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Somalia: Somaliland in Plea for Food Aid
Hargeisa ? The authorities in Somalia's self-declared republic of Somaliland have urged the international community to come to its aid to avert severe food shortages and hunger due to a prolonged drought in the region.
AllAfrica.com - 30/06/2009
Somalia: Parents Appeal From Somali And Libyan Governments to Release Their Children in Libya
Mogadishu ? Duho Artan, a Somali mother, one of the parents whose children are detained in Libyan jails has Friday requested from the both Libya and Somali government to release their children and return to their country.
AllAfrica.com - 03/07/2009
African leaders discuss new mandate for Somali force
African leaders will consider a resolution Friday to give African Union peacekeepers in Somalia a mandate to do more than just defend themselves from attacks by hardline rebels.
Reuters via Yahoo! News - 03/07/2009
Somalia: President Sharif Congratulates to Djibouti's Independence Day Celebration
Abdikadir Barmaj, the information director of the presidential palace read a press release which the Somali president issued saying that the president congratulated to his partner Osmail Omar Ghelle and all the population of Djibouti for the celebration of the freedom day pointing out that it is a great day for the people in Djibouti.
AllAfrica.com - 29/06/2009
Somalia fighting kills 25 in 2 days, witnesses say; insurgents seek to topple government
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Fighting in the Somali capital has killed 25 people over two days, leaving corpses in the streets of a city where a bloody insurgency is intensifying, doctors and witnesses said Thursday.
The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News - 02/07/2009
Somalia: Somaliland in Plea for Food Aid
Perhaps it is time for desperate measures. The aquatic weeds silting up the water holes are likely Typha. It does grow in Somaliland. Some of it may be contaminated with pollutants. Heavy metals are most to be feared. There is equipment available (at Kenyatta University and probably other places.
AllAfrica.com - 30/06/2009
Working in Partnership ? Wales Somaliland Project
A series of project packs for 5-11 created by 6 Cardiff Primary Schools to initiate project work with their partner schools in Somaliland.
Times Education Supplement - 03/07/2009
Somalia clashes kill 15 civilians
Heavy clashes between Somali government troops and hardline militia in the war-torn capital Mogadishu killed at least 15 civilians Friday, witnesses said.
AFP via Yahoo! News - 03/07/2009
Ethiopia will stay out of Somalia despite threat
Ethiopia on Wednesday said it will not send troops to Somalia, though a hardline Islamist militia fighting to topple the Somali government recently threatened to invade the neighbouring country.
AFP via Yahoo! News - 01/07/2009
Somali pirates on trial allowed to talk to their kin
A Mombasa court has finally allowed seven Somali pirates on trial to communicate with their relatives back in Somalia.
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation - 02/07/2009
Somali crisis not far for Clarkston
Who cares about Somalia? It's a troubled country far away in East Africa. What does last month's deadly suicide bombing have to do with Atlanta?
Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 03/07/2009
Somali rebels vow more attacks against peacekeepers
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Extremist rebels in Somalia said Friday they will continue attacking African Union peacekeepers, after fighting this week killed more than 20 people and left hospitals so crowded that patients were being treated in tents.
The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News - 03/07/2009
Leaders discuss new mandate for Somali force
African leaders are considering a resolution to give African Union peacekeepers in Somalia a mandate to do more than just defend themselves from attacks.
Independent Online - 03/07/2009
Somali rebels vow more attacks
Extremist rebels in Somalia said on they will continue attacking African Union peacekeepers.
Independent Online - 03/07/2009
'Foreign fighters' join Somali group
An Islamist commander in Somalia tells the BBC there has been a recent influx of fighters from overseas joining their battle.
BBC News - 03/07/2009
Somali-Americans Accused of Al Qaeda Ties Indicted on Terror Charges, Sources Say
A federal grand jury has indicted a group of Somali-Americans on terror-related charges after more than 20 young men from the Minneapolis area were recruited to join an Al Qaeda-linked group in Somalia, according to two law enforcement sources.
FOX 61 Chattanooga - 01/07/2009
Ethiopia Won't Send Troops To Somalia Despite Islamist Threat
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AFP)--Ethiopia Wednesday said it won't send troops to Somalia, though a hardline Islamist militia fighting to topple the Somali government recently threatened to invade the neighboring country.
Nasdaq - 01/07/2009
Trial of Somali pirates opens in Yemen
ABU DHABI, July 2 (RIA Novosti) - A Yemeni court has begun the trial of 22 suspected Somali pirates, a local newspaper said on Thursday.
Russian Information Agency Novosti - 02/07/2009
Somali Islamists cut off hands, feet of thieves
NAIROBI, Kenya - In a brazen show of power in Somalia's capital, Islamist rebels punished four men convicted of stealing cell phones and other items by cutting off a...
Boston Herald - 02/07/2009
SOMALIA: Conflict timeline from 2000
Source: IRIN Somalia has had no functioning government since January 1991, when former President Siad Barre was ousted. Since that time, fighting between Somali warlords, government forces and various alliances of Islamist insurgents has resulted in the deaths of hundreds of Somalis and the displacement of hundreds of thousands.
AlertNet - 29/06/2009
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