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Government Asked To Help
ISSUE 124
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- Somaliland's Case Raised For The First Time In The AU Commission
- Somaliland Becomes First In The Region To Create Special Force For Protection Of UN And NGO Workers
- Government Asked To Help

- Al-Khaleej: Djibouti And Ethiopia To
Mediate Talks Between Rayale And A. Yusuf

- Darood Delegates At Mbagathi United Behind Abdillahi Yusuf’s Candidacy For President

Health

- Media To Take More Active Role In Fighting HIV/AIDS

International News

-- U.S. Names Somali For Terror Financing

- Somali Woman Says Getting GED Is A-OK
- Nearly 60 Killed, Thousands Displaced In Bulo Hawa Clashes
- Man Found Dead In St. Paul Hotel Pool Is Identified
- Saudis Are Shutting Down A Charity Tied To Terrorists

- Somali Acquitted In Terror Inquiry

- Register With Embassy, Kenyans In Somali Told

- Video Producer In Somalia
- 'Somalis Are Forgotten People'

Peace Talks

- African Union Mulls Military Intervention In Somalia
- Consultations Over Selection Of MPs Continue

People

- Trader Wants Aideed To Deposit Sh15m

Editorial & Opinions

- Is Somaliland Being Deceived?

- Educational Programme

- Who Sheds Crocodile Tears For Somaliweyn In Its Old Form?

- Rayale Revives The Old Wounds-- A Reply To To Mohmud Tani

- Here Comes Another Spin-Doctor!
- Coffee Shop Reporting By Somaliland.Org

- Challenging Another Dictatorship In Somaliland

- Minister Edna Aden: Somaliland Women Are Being Brutalized By Your Government, Will You Speak Up On Their Behalf?


Kampala, May 31, 2004 (New Vision/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) --Somaliland nationals have asked the government of Uganda to provide their school-going youth with scholarships in various fields of study.

Engineer Faisal Ali Waraabe told the press recently that the 'A' level equivalent in their country would soon release about 10,000 students adding that they did not have higher institutions of learning that would accommodate them.

"We do not have good learning centres yet and we want our children to pursue good courses and be able to build our nation".

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