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ISSUE 259
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Headlines

Somaliland Authorities Arrest Editor Of Somaliland Times ‘Yusuf Abdi Gabobe’ and Haatuf Editor ‘Ali Abdi Dini’

Djibouti, Somaliland In Bitter Port Feud

By dawn the Islamists were gone

The Barbaric Lynching of President Saddam Hussein

Creation of a Peacekeeping Force for Somalia Will Face Difficulties, Says Analyst

Ali Mohammed Ghedi-Meles Zenawi's Stooge and Somalia's Traitor

U.S. diplomat wants African peacekeepers in Somalia by end of January

Former Members of Radical Somali Group Give Details of Their Group

Somaliland Will Be Recognized

Regional Affairs

Five Somali MPs nabbed in Nairobi

American warships patrol off Somalia

Editorial
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International News

US General Does Not See American Troops In Somalia

Another New York Times Cover-up?

A new UN for a new UN secretary-general?

Wales Somalis Express Fears For Homeland

Analysis: What now in Somalia?

Three Somalias --And Counting

This War In Africa Should Not Be Taking Place

FEATURES & COMMENTARY

The "Demonization" of Muslims and the Battle for Oil

Sweeping Up in Somalia

Security Outlook Seen as Fragile

What Lies Ahead For Somalia? An Interview With Hussein Yusuf

The U.S. 'War of Territory'

We Can't Afford To Ignore Africa Anymore

Food for thought

Opinions

Unlawful Arrests Of Journalists As Violation Of Basic Constitutional Rights

We never learn!!!

No Case Against Haatuf To Answer

Arresting Journalists - A Bad Act

Support Haatuf and Save Somaliland Democracy

Is Somaliland A Democratic State

Cursory Look At Southern Somali Politics And How It Pits Against SL Independence

Is KULMIYE Hutuing Out Of Desperation?

Will the new Ethiomalian Empire stop the never-ending Somali exodus?


MOGADISHU, 5 Jan. 2007 - Somalia U-S Navy warships are patrolling off the coast of Somalia. Their mission is to make sure members of an Islamic militia don't escape by sea.

Troops from both Somalia and Ethiopia are preparing for a major assault. They'll be targeting a town in southern Somalia that's the militiamen's last stronghold. The country's defense minister warns the militia's options are to "drown in the sea or to fight and die."

But in a tape on the Internet, al-Qaida's deputy leader is trying to rally the militia. He's telling them to attack troops from Ethiopia, which has a large Christian population. He accuses them of an "invasion."

Source: AP


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