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Somalia:
Foreigners given seven days to register
BBC Monitoring Service - Dec 23, 2001 The transitional government
has given all foreigners living in Somalia and Somalis holding
foreign citizenship seven days
Local election set for Somali civic leadership
Saturday, December 22, 2001 Lornet Turnbull Dispatch Staff
Reporter Somali immigrants in central Ohio will vote Sunday
Moi's Ultimatum to Somali Leaders
Dec 21, 2001 (The East African Standard/All Africa Global
Media via COMTEX) -- President Moi yesterday issued a stern
warning to warring Somali factions to either embrace
Furore
over Scharping's comments on Somalia
Dec 21, 2001 - Rudolf Scharping , German defence minister,
was urged to resign on Thursday over comments he made earlier
this week that the US
Somalis
arrest terror suspects
Dec 21, 2001 (BBC) -- At least five foreigners suspected of
involvement in international terrorism have been arrested
in Somalia.
U.S. Official in Somali Capital, Meets Government
MOGADISHU (Reuters) - A U.S. diplomat, on the first visit
by a U.S. official to the Somali capital in seven years, told
the country's interim government
COMMENTARY:
WHAT IS WRONG WITH OUR YOUTH?
COMMENTARY BY M.M. Afrah, Toronto (Canada)
Somalia
Grabs U.S. Anti-Terror Focus
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bent on keeping Osama bin Laden's besieged
guerrillas from regrouping abroad, the United States is once
again focusing on Somalia .
Warships on horizon as U.N., Somalis discuss aid
BAIDOA, Somalia — Hoping to avert disaster by significantly
increasing aid to this drought-ravaged, war-torn country,
a five-member team of
Kenya
must deny USA bases to attack Somalia
Seen by the world as a notable negotiator for peaceful solutions
in this region, the decision that the Kenyan government makes
in the USA-Somalia war will
Nairobi
Peace Talks Delayed
NAIROBI, Dec 18- Peace talks aimed at bringing about reconciliation
between the Transitional National Government (TNG) and factions
opposed to it, due to open in Nairobi last
Somali government, opposition begin talks
NAIROBI, Dec 18- Somalia's transitional government began informal
talks with several opposition factions in the Kenyan capital
on Tuesday in an attempt to
Somali
warlords see U.S. campaign as path to power
NAIROBI, Dec 17 (Reuters) -- Things are looking up for Somalia's
turbulent warlords.
Mogadishu
tense amid speculation over US strike
MOGADISHU: Amid speculation that the United States might turn
its military sight on suspected terrorists in Somalia, residents
of the bullet-scarred
COMMENTARY:
HOPELESS CRIES OF A NATION AND THE CULTURE OF INDIFFERENCE
AND CONTEMPT
BY Abdiwahab A. Musse
Moi
orders crackdown on Somali immigrants
Dec. 17, 2001 - (afrikaonline) - Kenyan President Daniel arap
Moi has ordered a crackdown on illegal immigrants, especially
those from neighbouring Somalia.
Dubai
diplomat accused of smuggling BAT cigarettes
Dec. 17, 2001 - The Guardian - BAT at one point even demanded
an explanation from his group after contraband unexpectedly
turned up in France instead of Somalia.
Somalia
asks US to send troops to stop al-Qaeda fighters entering
country
DUBAI (AFX) - Somalia's transitional national government (TNG)
is seeking US military assistance to bar fighters
US
copters spotted near Mogadishu
MOGADISHU - Two US military helicopters flew low over an area
north of the Somali capital on Thursday, witnesses said, identifying
the choppers as Black Hawks
Al Qaeda Not Fleeing to Somalia, Premier Says
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Somalia's prime minister denied on Friday
that followers of Osama bin Laden had sought refuge in his
shattered African country
US
Will Not Use Uganda to Strike Somalia
Dec 14, 2001 (New Vision/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX)
-- THE US will not use Uganda as a launch pad to strike other
countries in the on-going global
Somali
'terrorists return home' London
(BBC) - Somali fighters are fleeing Afghanistan and returning
home, according to warlord Hussein Aideed.
THE WAR ON TERRORISM: TWIN CITIES: U.S. attorney, Somalis
discuss terror inquiry BY
TODD NELSON Pioneer Press - Questions about government interviews
of recent immigrants dominated a meeting
FROM
ANOTHER COUNTRY - Part Ten By
M.M. Afrah © 2001 An extract from a new book by M.M. Afrah
to be published in Canada in the winter of 2002 - Exclusive
to banadir.com
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US
forces prepare for return to Somalia By
Stephen Fidler in Washington Published: December 11 2001
19:51 | Last Updated: December 11 2001 22:33 As the US-led
military campaign in Afghanistan reaches its climax, evidence
grows that the US is considering revisiting the scene
of one of its worst military debacles of the 1990s: Somalia.
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TAKING POINT: OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT BUSH
BY M.M. AFRAH Toronto (Canada) 06 Dec 2001
US
steps back into Somalia's maelstrom By
Mark Turner Published: December 11 2001 - United Nations officials
and Somali faction leaders confirmed on Tuesday that US personnel
had met warlords in
Somali
Warlords Say Will Shun Kenya Peace Talks ADDIS
ABABA (Reuters) - Somali warlords opposed to President Abdiqassim
Salad Hassan's government said on Tuesday they would not attend
talks
US military in talks with Somali rebels James
Astill in Nairobi and Julian Borger in Washington Tuesday
December 11, 2001 - US military personnel have visited Somalia
for the first time since their ill-fated
News in Brief The
Guardian - United Kingdom; Dec 11, 2001- James
Astill (Wrong target, December 4) includes in his article
the phrase "to strike Somalia on Ethiopia's advice would be
like invading Pakistan
Anti-Terror
Strikes on Somalia Pointless, Says EU Envoy
ROME, Dec 10, 2001 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- European Union (EU)
special envoy Rino Serri warned here Monday against anti-terror
military action in
Somali Bantu, Trapped in Kenya, Seek a Home
DADAAB, Kenya Abdullahi Ali Ahmed was born in Somalia and
spent most of his life there. On a recent day as he crouched
in the dirt in a sliver of
US has asked UK to prepare attack on Somalia — press
LONDON (AFP) The United States has asked Britain to help prepare
military strikes against Somalia in the next phase of the
global campaign
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