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Somalia
fighting 'leaves 50 dead'
Mogadishu (BBC), 26 of Jan. 2002 - Several days of factional
fighting in Somalia are reported to have left more than 50
people dead and a number of villages .
Mindef To Issue Documentation On Malbatt's Role In Somalia
KUALA LUMPUR,Jan 25 (Bernama) -- The Defence Ministry will
issue a documentation on Malaysia's role in the rescue of
American forces
Arms banned on Mogadishu streets
MOGADISHU, SOMALIA(BBC) - The Transitional National Government
of Somalia has issued an ultimatum to Mogadishu residents
not to carry weapons in the capital's streets.
Somali Warlords See Anti-Terror
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) -- If Somali warlord Hussein Mohamed
Aidid is to be believed, Somalia is crawling with terrorists.
US to Resettle Thousands of Somalis
Nairobi - (The East African) - TWELVE THOUSAND Somali Bantu
refugees could be resettled in the United States after sailing
through the first screening phase in Nairobi
COMMENTARY: HASSAN ABSHIR: THE GREEDY GOAT FROM GAROWE!
BY: Mohamud Siad
TALKING POINT: "BLACK HAWK DOWN" MOVIE - A HOAX? - PART THREE
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TALKING POINT: "BLACK HAWK DOWN" MOVIE - A HOAX? - PART TWO
TALKING POINT By M .M. Afrah. on 18 of Jan. 2002 - Exclusively
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TALKING
POINT: "BLACK HAWK DOWN" MOVIE - A HOAX?
TALKING POINT By M .M. Afrah. on 17 of Jan. 2002 - Exclusively
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COMMENTARY:
THE ETHIOPIAN AGENDA
COMMENTARY BY M.M. Afrah, Toronto (Canada) on 08 Jan. 2002
Focus
On US Strike Threat
Mogadishu (UNIRIN) -This report does not necessarily reflect
the views of the United Nations
Internet returns to Somalia
Mogadishu (BBC) - A new telecommunications company has opened
its doors in Somalia, two months after the country's only
internet provider and a major
Thousands
Welcome Mogadishu Delegation
(MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) -- Thousands of Somalis lined Mogadishu's
streets Sunday to welcome a U.N. delegation that is assessing
the security situation
US
movie under fire for ignoring Malaysian role in Somalia battle
KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) The Hollywood movie "Black Hawk Down" came
under fire here for ignoring the role of Malaysian troops
in rescuing
Somalia
Holding 20 Over Possible Terror Link-Paper
DUBAI (Reuters) - Somalia, cited as a possible haven for Osama
bin Laden and his al Qaeda followers, has taken into custody
around 20 people
Eritrea,
Djibouti Concerned Over Possible Military Strikes
(UNIRIN) -Nairobi Eritrea and Djibouti have both expressed
concern over the prospect of US military strikes against Somalia.
12 Killed in Southern Clashes (UNIRIN)
-At least a dozen people were killed and more than 30 wounded
in fighting which broke out earlier this week near the town
of Qoryoley, 130 km southwest of Mogadishu
Minnesota
Somali leaders call for boycott of movie "Black Hawk
Down'' MINNEAPOLIS
(AP) - Local Somali leaders called Thursday for a boycott
of the movie "Black Hawk Down'' because it depicts
France
Urges Caution Over Somalia
Jan 17, 2002 (IRIN) -- France urged caution on Wednesday against
military action in Somalia as part of the war against terrorism.
French Minister of State for
Mystery
Over Ship Hijacked Off Somalia
BEIRUT/LONDON (Reuters) - Mystery surrounds the last movements
of a Lebanese ship hijacked by pirates off Somalia, the Horn
of Africa
U.S.
Draws on Lessons From Somalia
Jan 17, 2002 (AP) - Among diplomats and aid workers, it's
known as the Somalia Syndrome: America's reluctance to send
troops into foreign conflicts for fear of losing lives.
Analysis:
Somalia Poses Test for U.S. Intelligence
NAIROBI, Kenya (Reuters) - Is history about to repeat itself
in Somalia, the chaotic country that for almost a decade has
had an inhibiting influence
President Omar Guelleh Slams Region Over Somalia
Khartoum, Djibouti President Ismael Omar Guelleh has condemned
the "inability" of regional countries to adopt a common approach
in order to bring
News in Brief.
Mogadishu - (BBC Monitoring Service ) - A new bank called
the Universal Bank of Somalia has been set up in Mogadishu.
A Shift Toward Somalia: U.S. fears al-Qaida may regroup there.
WASHINGTON BUREAU January 13, 2002 Washington - With the war
in Afghanistan winding down, Americans wondering where the
global
Sudan: Regional body resolutions on Somalia.
Text of report in English by Sudanese news agency Suna Khartoum
- Here under the Sudan News Agency publishes text of the resolution
of the 9th IGAD
Analysis:
Somalia's powerbrokers
Mogadishu -Somalia (BBC) Somalia has been without a recognised
central government since the collapse of Mohamed Siad Barre's
regime in January 1991.
GAROOWE
OO DAGAAL CULUSI KA QARXAY.
Garoowe - Jan. 12 2001 balcad.com
Somali Ruler Says Country 'Terrorized' by U.S.
KHARTOUM, Sudan (Reuters) - The president of Somalia's transitional
government said Friday that his people had been ''terrorized''
by a U.S. .
East African Countries Must Help Foster Peace in Somalia:
Annan
UNITED NATIONS, Jan 10, 2002 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- U.N. secretary-general
Kofi Annan on Thursday urged the leaders of
Arab League Concerned Over Continued Conflicts in Somalia,
Sudan
KHARTOUM, Jan 10, 2002 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- The Arab League
on Thursday expressed deep concern over the continued conflict
Italy hails Somalia peace hopes
KHARTOUM, Somalia (Reuters) -- Italy said on Wednesday that
there was a historic chance for peace in Somalia, downplaying
the likelihood that the United States
U.N.
Sending Team to Somalia
UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United Nations announced Wednesday
it wants to increase its involvement in Somalia, just as U.S.
forces have beefed up reconnaissance
SOMALI
LEADER IS WARY OF BIN LADEN & THE U.S.
Washington DC,(AFP)8th January 2002 - One place the United
States need not look for Osama Bin Laden is Somalia, its Prime
Minister Hassan Abshir
Ethiopian troops 'deploy' in Somalia
Jan 08, 2002 (BBC) - An increasing number of Ethiopian military
personnel are being reported moving into Somalia.
MILITIAMEN ON LOOTING SPREE !
Washington DC,(AFP)8th January 2002 - More than 3,000 militiamen
have deserted government training camps to come looting in
Mogadishu, Local Somal
Mogadishu
Pull Out of African Tournament
Jan 08, 2002 (The East African Standard) - Somalia will not
take part in the African Challenge Cup Zone Five handball
qualifier set for Nairobi from January 15officials
U.S. places little trust in Somali terror 'tips' Bitter rivalries
make clan informants unreliable
Nairobi, Kenya -- A Somali warlord says he sent an urgent
letter to President Bush shortly after the Sept.
SOMALI PARENTS SEARCH FOR MISSING SON !
Abu Dhabi(Gulf News) 6th January 2002 A Somali couple in the
UAE Capital has launched a search for their teenage son who
has been missing for almost a .
FROM
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US
government imposes expensive license fee on Somali money transfer
companies
BBC Monitoring Service - Somali money transfer firms in Minnesota
closed their doors this week after the state
U.S. Electronic Eyes on Somalia to Track Al Qaeda
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military stepped up aerial
surveillance along the coast of Somalia to keep an electronic
eye on suspected
UN
body signs new project to help Somalia rebuild economy
BBC Monitoring Service - United Nations Development Programme
(UNDP) Somalia office on Friday [4 January] signed a new project
aimed at
Ethopia
'training Somali militias'
WASHINGTON (BBC) - The transitional government in Somalia
has repeated accusations that Ethiopia has sent troops across
the border to train militia groups opposed to it.
U.S.
Flies Somalia Reconnaissance
WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States is conducting reconnaissance
flights over Somalia to help determine whether the al-Qaida
terrorist group is rebuilding in
Somali writer says U.S. misreads bin Laden story
JOHANNESBURG, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Osama bin Laden and his al
Qaeda network have far more dangerous friends in London or
Milan than
Somalia: Water utility firm says ban on Al-Barakaat affecting
its services
BBC Monitoring Service - Jan 3, 2002 - A news conference has
been held to explain the performance of the (?Safi) Water
Purification and .
America, Spare Somalia for God's Sake
Jan 02, 2002 ( All Africa) -- Even according to America's
own intelligence, the al Qaeda cells found in Somalia are
far less active or cohesive than those in Italy, Brussels
German
Troops Headed for Somalia
(The Nation/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- Two German
warships with 1,600 troops aboard arrive in Djibouti next
Wednesday to take part in operations against
Somali
president vows to deal with those who say Somalia harbours
terrorists
BBC Monitoring Service - United Kingdom; Dec 30, 2001 The
president of the interim government of Somalia, Abdiqasim
Salad
COMMENTARY: AMERICA'S SECOND VISIT TO SOMALIA
COMMENTARY BY M.M. Afrah, Toronto (Canada) Dec. 29, 2001
COMMENTARY: U.S. could not justify any attack on Somalia
COMMENTARY BY Mohamud Hussein Khalif (thestar.com)
Ex-Somalia Gunmen Earn Diplomas
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) -- Abduldakir Mohamed Ali was 14 years
old when fighting broke out in Mogadishu 11 years ago to oust
Somali President Siad Barre.
Nine Killed as Heavy Fighting Erupts in Mogadishu
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Heavy fighting broke out in the Somali
capital Mogadishu late on Friday night killing nine people,
including three civilians caught in
TERRORISM
CONCERNS SUPPORT NEED FOR DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE TO NORTHWEST
SOMALIA
Washington, DC (U.S. Committee for Refugees )- Despite growing
U.S. government concerns
Food Shortage Acute in Southern Somalia, U.N. Warns
UNITED NATIONS, Dec 28, 2001 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Concerned
about the fate of some 500,000 people in southern Somalia
suffering from serious
Calm returns to Mogadishu
Mogadishu - Somalia (BBC) - The capital of Somalia, Mogadishu,
is reported to be calm after heavy fighting on Thursday between
rival factions of a local militia.
Somalia pushed to brink of disaster
Mogadishu - Somalia (BBC) - The sun beats down on the flat,
parched earth around the village of Tulo Barawako in southern
Somalia. This should be the rainy season
Warlords Call for Foreign Intervention in Somalia
ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Diplomats have warned that militia
chiefs, who flourished in the chaos of civil war and control
large parts of Somalia, have seized on the U.S. anti-terror
campaign as their own route back to power.
Heavy
fighting erupts in Somalia
Mogadishu, 27 Dec. (BBC) - At least 11 people have been killed
and 25 others wounded in heavy fighting between members of
the same militia in the Somali capital
COMMENTARY: THE WEST'S DOUBLE STANDARD ON TERRORISM
by M.M. Afrah, Toronto (Canada).
Somalia:
Anti-government factions reportedly setting up joint military
force
Mogadishu, 27 Dec. (BBC) - The political wing of the RRA ,
the Husayn Aydid faction, the Muse Sudi [Yalahow] faction
and the Gen Morgan faction are making efforts to set up a
joint military force with muscle.
Feds free up Somali firm's assets
MINNEAPOLIS, Pioneer Press - U.S. Treasury officials on Wednesday
released $50,000 that the owner of a Somali-run money-transfer
agency in Minneapolis
Britain Denies Report on Somali Strikes
NAIROBI, December 25 (Xinhuanet) -- The British government
has denied claims that its warships docked at the port of
Mombasa in southeastern Kenya were
Open Letter to President Daniel arab Moi
Dec 25, 2001- By Mahad Yusuf Chairperson, Coalition of Somali
Communities In North America
Somali
government vows to fight terror
NAKURU, Kenya (Reuters) - Somalia's shaky transitional government
has signed a peace accord with some opposition factions and
vowed to cooperate in the fight
Somali peace deal signed
Dec 24, 2001 (BBC) - Somalia's transitional administration
has signed a peace deal in Kenya with several opposition factions
aimed at paving the way for a national unity government.
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