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Somalia: Ethiopia Commanders 'Order' Ex-Mogadishu Mayor to Surrender Weapons

allafrica.com
27-Nov-2008
        

Ethiopian army commanders and some Somali officials in the capital Mogadishu have ordered ex-Mogadishu Mayor Mohamed "Dheere" Omar to surrender his weapons and home, informed sources tell Garowe Online.

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President Calls for 'Unconditional' Release of Yemeni Ship

tmcnet.com
27-Nov-2008 12 related
        

Mogadishu, Nov 27, 2008 (Shabelle Media Network/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- The president of the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia, Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmad and his delegation have arrived in Garowe, the HQ of...

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Pirates put pressure as India sinks wrong boat

gulf-daily-news.com
27-Nov-2008 208 related
        

MOGADISHU: India was yesterday caught up in a storm over the sinking of a so-called Somali pirate mother ship as the hijackers of a Saudi super-tanker demanding $25 million in ransom called for "honest" talks with the vessel's...

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bbc.co.uk: Kate Peyton bbc.co.uk

Inquest queries job pressure

bbc.co.uk
27-Nov-2008 67 related
        

Kate Peyton's family said she did not want to go to Mogadishu BBC journalist Kate Peyton was shot dead while on assignment in Mogadishu in February 2005. An inquest into her death cleared the BBC of responsibility, but...

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bbc.co.uk: Kate Peyton bbc.co.uk

Final story

bbc.co.uk
27-Nov-2008 5 related
        

Kate Peyton's family said she did not want to go to Mogadishu BBC journalist Kate Peyton was shot dead while on assignment in Mogadishu in February 2005. An inquest into her death cleared the BBC of responsibility, but...

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Radio station director held

news24.com
26-Nov-2008 7 related
        

Mogadishu - The head of a radio station in Somalia was arrested after he aired a story about a man who was reportedly executed by police in a revenge attack, police and his colleague said on Wednesday. Police stormed the office...

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yahoo.com: At least four journalists -- a Briton, a Spaniard and two Somalis -- were kidnapped in the northern Somali breakaway state of Puntland. yahoo.com

2 foreign journalists kidnapped in NE Somalia

xinhuanet.com
26-Nov-2008 116 related
        

MOGADISHU, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- Two British Journalists were on Wednesday abducted by unidentified gunmen in Bossaso, commercial capital of the semiautonomous region of Puntland in northeast Somalia, police officials said. "The...

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Fleeing the war in Mogadishu

howardshome.com
26-Nov-2008 1 related
        

More and more people in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, see no other option but to leave their city. The war between Ethiopian forces, the forces of the transitional Somalian government, the UN-African Union forces and the...

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Somalia: Lawmaker Resigns, Military Official Assassinated

allafrica.com
25-Nov-2008
        

Posted to the web 25 November 2008 A senior lawmaker resigned Tuesday from Somalia's transitional federal parliament, while a military official was gunned down in Baidoa, Radio Garowe reported. Lawmaker Hassan Dhimbil told...

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First Doctors Graduate in 18 Years

allafrica.com
25-Nov-2008 4 related
        

Somalia: First Doctors Graduate in 18 Years Posted to the web 25 November 2008 Nairobi Somalia's first medical doctors in 18 years officially graduated in Mogadishu on 20 November. Twelve men and eight women completed their...

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