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House Of Commons Deliberations And Written ‎Answers From Government Officials On Somaliland‎‎

Geologists Witness 'Ocean Birth'‎

Somalia Shedding Crocodile Tears For Unity

Somalia’s Islamists‎

The Surud Mountain Forests In Somaliland

A Silver Lining In The Dark Clouds Above ‎Somaliland‎‎

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Sub-Saharan Africa: Somalia/Somaliland

ICG Calls For Increased Efforts To Counter ‎Terrorism Threat‎

Ethiopian Importers Protest The Djibouti Decision

Arms Embargo Must Not Be Lifted, ICG Urges‎‎

‘No One Is Taking This Man’s Life Seriously’‎‎

Somalis In Uganda To Be Registered

Man Arrested After Found With Rocket Launcher‎

Basic Tenets Of Democracy‎

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Hit-And-Run Victim Dies

Primary Attendance Lowest In The World - UNICEF‎

Seven Escape Townhouse Fire In Halifax

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Somaliland Election Date: September 29, 2005

Reinventing The Wheel In Somaliland

The Isaq Somali Diaspora And‎ Poll-Tax Agitation In Kenya, 1936-41 ‎(part 4)

Somalia - A State Of Utter Failure

Sending Sons Home To Somalia For Safety

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A SOMALI PLAGIARIST WRITER‎

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Letter To Parliamentarians

Time To Send Clear Message To The ‎War Lords Of Somalia And Their Cohorts‎

"We Neither Want Xamar; Nor Intend Her ‎Harm" A Song Translated By Rhoda A. Rageh‎‎‎

Newly Elected MPs To Face First Test On ‎‎2006 Budget Deliberations‎

Political Maturity‎

Somaliland Stuck In A Familiar Comfort Zone‎


Nairobi , Dec. 16, 2005 (Reuters) – Police in northeastern Kenya said on Friday they have arrested a Kenyan man of Somali origin for possessing a rocket launcher.

"We have him in custody. He was found with what we call a rocket launcher. We are still investigating," said Julius Kitili, the officer commanding the police division in Wajir, about 450km north-east of Nairobi .

In 2002, militants in Kenya fired two Strela 2 rocket launchers, narrowly missing an Israeli charter flight just outside Mombasa .

Kitili said the man, Mohamed Yusuf, will be taken to a local court, and contrary to media reports, terrorism was not one of the charges he would face.

"We have no evidence for that. He will be charged in court in Wajir," Kitili said without giving details of the charges against Mohamed.

Kitili said Mohamed was alone when he was arrested.

 


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