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Somaliland: Army captures more towns in area disputed with Puntland

Issue 305
Front Page
Index
Headlines

Jigjiga Officials Persecute Somalilanders

Religious Leaders From Somaliland, Somalia & East African Countries Hold Peace-Building Conference In Hargeysa

Somaliland Foreign Minister Sets The Record On Somaliland Delegation To Commonwealth Summit In Kampala, Uganda

Siyad Barre’s Security Court Prosecutor In 1981-1989 Has Been Appointed As Somalia’s New PM

When Your Only Weapon Is Shame

Badhan District In Eastern Sanag Embraces Somaliland

Canadian Oil Chief In Puntland For Exploration

Somali Opposition Dismiss Nomination Of New PM

US Concerned About Mounting Humanitarian Crisis in Somalia

Somaliland Security Forces Reach Border without Resistance

Somali president picks new prime minister

Five Nations Discuss Military Counterattack Against Somali Pirates

Dangerous Times for Africa

Regional Affairs

Haabsade warm welcome and his new political stand

Queen Praises Country for War On Aids and Somali Mission

Editorial
Special Report

International News

The doves of war

Security Council Rejects UN Chief's Opposition To UN Force In Somalia

Jarch Capital’s Sudanese Gambit

FEATURES & COMMENTARY

The U.S. secret war in the Horn of Africa

Somaliland: Religious Leaders' Declaration On Peace-Building

WHO DOES THE ONLF REPRESENT?

LETTER FROM CARITAS SOMALIA

The unreported destruction of Somalia

The Commonwealth and conflict
Don't dare put me in a box

Food for thought

Opinions

Somaliland: Will "The Change" Really Bring A Change?

Recent Statement By Meles Zenawi

Pro-Ethiopia—TFG Group’s Cunning Strategy Of Divide And Conquer

Somaliland And Our Arab Nations Brothers

Las-Anod, A Month Later

UDUB Resorts To Import Voters From Djibouti As Rehabilitating Nationals

Haabsade has brought a PR disaster to Hargeysa

Somaliland and the press law


11/17/2007 BBC MONITORING INTERNATIONAL REPORTS

Text of report by Somali pro-Puntland government Puntlandpost website on 17 November

Somaliland forces are confirmed to have captured Ganbare village and are now moving to Tukaraq which is situated between Garoowe and Laas Caanood towns [northeastern Somalia].

The forces are reported to be moving now to Tukaraq and Walow villages, however, some sources say the forces have already arrived in the villages [passage omitted].

Source: Somali Puntlandpost website in Somali 17 Nov 07

Source: BBC Monitoring


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