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Somaliland Officials Invited To Harar’s Millennium Anniversary Celebrations

Issue 287
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Vice-President Leads A Delegation To Malaysia

Hargeysa Airport Gets New landing And Security Installations

State Of Confusion

Peace Talks Slow To Develop In Somalia

Minister of Communications & Postal Services Says He “Is Determined To See Phone Networks Interlinked”

Somaliland - Africa’s Unsettled Case

Somalia: AU Extends Mission Mandate

Somali PM 'Unaware' Of Chinese Oil Deal

Somaliland Authorities Free Newspaper Reporter After Seven Days

Somalia – After the Islamists

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Somaliland Officials Invited To Harar’s Millennium Anniversary Celebrations

In Somaliland, reporter jailed without charge

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Two Arrested Under Terrorism Act (Bristol)

U.N. COMMITTED TO ALL-INCLUSIVE RECONCILIATION EFFORTS IN SOMALIA

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Men Die For Other Men, Not For God

'It's The Most Cynical Form Of Child Abuse'

Pulls No Punches In Tough Race To Gain Ground On Africa's Elite

Strengthening Educational Collaboration Between Somaliland and South Africa

Somaliland Seeks Malaysia's Assistance

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I Say “Rahanweyn Are Always Most Welcome In Somaliland”

What Demon Chases The US With Such Perseverance And Such Passion?

Comments on today's BBC news

UDUB, UCID, and KULMIYE: Are There Any Differences?

Democracy Requires An Informed Citizenry

The Mayor Of Hargeysa—The New Mohammed Dheere Of Somaliland


Hargeysa, 21 July, 2007 (SL Times) – A large delegation of Somaliland’s ministerial and regional heads travelled to the Ethiopian federal state city of Harar on Monday to officially take part in the one thousand year anniversary of the city’s construction.

The city of Harar was founded in the year 428 in the Hijra calendar (1007 AD), and is the present day capital city of the Ethiopian federal state of Hererge.

Harar, was one time the seat of the Adal Islamic empire which ruled an empire stretching from north of Gondar to the Arabian plateau and for centuries had been the fountain of Islamic learning in East and central Africa.

The Somaliland delegation which set off from the Somaliland border town of Wajale, was composed of the Minister of the Presidency, Mr Noor A Ismail, the Minister of Finance, Mr Hussien A Duale, the Minister of Parliamentary Relations, Mr Abdi H Buni, the governor of Hargeysa, Mr Ali H Muhammud (Ali Asad) and the governor of Awdal region, Mr Muhammud A. Ege.

Source: Somaliland Times


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