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MASTER RAMS PIRATES

ISSUE 218
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This Week's Somaliland News

Headlines

Somaliland Warns Puntland Either To Withdraw ‎Militia Forces Or Face Immediate Consequences‎

Press Release By Somaliland Foreign Affairs

3 Sisters Suffer From An Unknown Disease‎‎‎‎‎‎ ‎‎‎‎‎

Ali Mazrui To Wind Up Visit To Somaliland Today‎

“It Is Only Fair That I Raise The Question Was ‎It My Gender, My Clan Or Was It The Political ‎Affiliation Of My Husband” Amina Weris‎‎

Circumstances, Today In Somaliland!‎

The First Football World Cup For ‎Nations That Do Not Exist

Regional Affairs

More From Baidoa

Ikran Haji Daud: A Symbol ‎Of Hope For Many Women‎

UNESCO Builds New Offices And Classes For ‎Amoud University‎

Around 90 Die In Somalia Militia Battles‎

U.S. Navy, Suspected Pirates Clash‎‎‎

Ethiopian Airlines To Begin Flight To South Sudan

KHAT’S NO WAY TO GO‎

IGAD Regrets Failure To Deploy ‎Peacekeeping Force In Somalia

Ethiopia Does Not Benefit From Camels: Official

Editorial
Special Report

International News

International Day For Elimination ‎Of Racial Discrimination

Feed Gunmen To Save Somalia, East Africa Urges‎‎‎‎‎‎‎

Somalia: Humanitarian Response Fund‎‎‎

EU Offers Regional Body Sh344m

Somaliland Politician Visits Minneapolis

Young Muslim Women Wear 'Aussie Hijab'‎‎

Somaliland Congress must be fair and ‎acknowledge their mistakes‎‎

FEATURES & COMMENTARY

After 3 Years, Somalis Struggle To Adjust To U.S.‎

Altering The Hijab To Rules Of The Game

Student Rock Around-The-Clock‎‎

NORDEM Report 03/2006‎

Case Study Report

The Ticking Bomb:‎ The Educational Underachievement of Somali Children in the British Schools

Opinions

Congratulations To Somaliland Parliament ‎For Silencing Budget Nay-Sayers

Somaliland Is Being Sold‎‎‎

A Word Of Encouragement And ‎Inspiration To My Beloved Somaliland‎

Stealing My Fish, Adding Insult To ‎Economic Injury‎‎‎


THE master of a general cargo ship attacked by pirates off Marka, east coast of Somalia, yesterdays rammed the gang’s boat as it tried to come alongside..

According to the latest weekly report from the ICC International maritime bureau the armed raiders chased the cargo ship underway and fired at the vessel leaving bullet holes in the bridge, lifeboat and superstructure. There is no information on what happened to the pirates.

In another serious incident reported by the IMB about fifteen small boats followed a chemical tanker underway last Tuesday, in the Gulf of Aden, and tried to come close. The ship increased speed and the chase was aborted. French maritime forces at Djibouti were notified and an Italian warship was dispatched to the location.

Source: Martime Global Net , Mar 14, 2006


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