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Somaliland Election Fever

Issue 369
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Somaliland To Hold First Bid Round For Hydrocarbon Exploration

Somaliland Election Fever

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Expatriate Somaliland Community Of North America Communiqué
Somaliland’s Happy Days Gives Birth To Happy Cola
Somaliland Court Charges Pirates
A Pirate Base Being Created In Somaliland
Family Of London Teenager Stabbed To Death Say They Are Living In A 'Bad Dream'
Somaliland VP Suggests March Election Might Be 'Postponed'
SRSG Welcomes The Somalia’s New Unity Government Announcement

Revealed: British Muslim Student Killed 20 In Suicide Bomb Attack In Somalia
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More Examples Of Somali Pawns

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Somali PM Names Militia Leader As Interior Minister

US-Somali Youth Join Jihad In Somalia

Reluctant Pupil Who Topped National Exam List

US Senator Urges Somalia Policy Overhaul

Opinion

Leadership Crises In Somaliland: Riyale Failed And I Have No Faith In Sillanyo

In The Somali [Imtixaan] Trial

Is Cacophony And Sycophancy Environment Part Of Somaliland Politics?

Ongoing Civil War In Somalia

Hargeysa, Somaliland, February 21, 2009 (SL Times) With Somaliland’s presidential election due in March, Somaliland has entered an election mode. Everywhere you go conversations eventually turn to the topic of the election.
A delegation from international donors came to Somaliland this week to check on how preparations for the election are going. They met with President Dahir Rayale Kahin, the political parties, the election commission, and other agencies that are working on the election.
On his part, President Kahin reiterated his commitment to the election. In a ceremony for the opening of a soft drinks factory, he said that the elections will take place peacefully at the appointed time and that he will abide by the outcome.
International donors will pay 75% of the election costs and Somaliland will pay 25%.
 

 




 

 


 

 


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