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Somaliland Delegates attend ANC Victory Party In Johannesburg
ISSUE 117
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- Somaliland's Election Observers Meet Mandela

- Somaliland Delegates attend ANC Victory Party In Johannesburg
ANC Secretary Invited To Visit Somaliland By An UDUB Official

- The Speaker Briefs Somaliland's Parliament

- Parliamentary Sub-Committee Report On Hargeisa Water Crisis

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- Chewing The Khat In Ethiopia

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- Cholera On The Rise In Mogadishu

- U.S. Judge In Denver Overturns Terror Law In Somali's Cash Transfers To Middle East

- Cold Welcome For Anti-Terror Troops

- It won't be enough to declare victory and pull out of Iraq

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- President Rayale’s UK visit

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- My Hero – Hassan Essa Jama

- What We Did Not Do Right


ANC Secretary Invited To Visit Somaliland By An UDUB Official

Johannesburg, April 17, 2004 (SL Times) – The 16 members of the Somaliland delegation in South Africa were invited by the African National Congress to attend the victory party held in Johannesburg. The party started 4pm in the afternoon.

At 6pm, Tom Mbeki, the victorious president arrived and made a speech. He congratulated the party activists. He also praised other political parties for upholding the democratic process. After the speech, the Somaliland delegation had a chance to shake hands with the president and several key ministers of the South African government.An UDUB official, Omer Jama, who was present during the elections, invited the ANC Secretary General to visit Somaliland and he accepted the invitation.

Members of the Somaliland delegation lobbied ANC members during the celebration. As observers of the elections, the Somaliland delegation was very visible in several major cities in South Africa, such as Pretoria, Johannesburg and its surroundings. They also worked closely with the Electoral Commission.
 

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