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Somaliland Arrests More Pirates

Issue 380

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Berbera Port Official Denies That Ship Was Hijacked

Gaaroodi Establishes Schools In Salahley

Somaliland Delegation Goes To Djibouti

Upper House Committee Mediates Ceelbardaale Conflict

Somaliland Student Breaks Record

Former's President's Wife Passes Away

HAVOYOCO Provides HIV/AIDS Training

On the Agenda: De Facto States in Brussels

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EU Press Release

Saving Somaliland

Tackling Pirates The Hard Way

Postcard From Somaliland: The Obama Restaurant & Cafe

Patients Throng At RCA Medical Camp In Somaliland

Social Partners' Consultative Workshop On Development Interim Decent Work Country Programme For Somaliland

Nearly 20 Mln Need Urgent Help In Horn Of Africa

Somaliland Arrests More Pirates

Somalia: Eritrea Says It Does Not Want to Intervene

Hard Line Insurgent Group Vows to Increase Attacks on Somali Government
U.S. Calls Off ‘Suicide Mission’ to Rescue Pirate Hostages
Mps Demand Compensation For Somalia Waters

Arsenal Fan Hangs Himself In Kenya

Bintel Inks Deal With Almoayed Systems Group To Implement Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Russia Proposes International Pirate Court

Editorial

Somaliland’s Sellout Foreign Policy

Features & Commentary

The Making Of A Minnesota Suicide Bomber

European Demand Grows For Khat High

Response to the University of North Florida Student’s Disquisition about Somalia!

Who Are the Somali Pirates?

The Somali Anomaly: Bringing Order To The Epicenter Of Chaos

Nubiart - A Different Perspective On The Afrikan World

Study Reveals Emerging African Immigrant Market Segment

The Pirate Hunters

Right To Convert Spotlighted Again In Egypt

International News

 

Earthquake Strikes Off UAE Coast

Thousands Flee Pakistan's Swat, But Many More Left Behind

Obama: Swine Flu Not As Virulent As Feared

Pope Expresses Respect For Islam During Jordan Visit

Opinion

Somaliland Mediation Requires A Common Will For Peace And Reconciliation

President Is Now Threat To Somaliland’s Peace And Stability

Somalia: Somaliland Individuals Perform Exotic Belly Dances

The Political Legacy Of Mohamed Ibrahim Egal (The Seventh Anniversary Of The Death Of Beloved Late President)

Creating The Conditions For Free And Fair Election In Somaliland: Challenges And Obstacles

Somaliland Independence Day 18th May: A Day That Moves The World
Iran’s Classified Nuclear Science

Hargeysa, 6 May 2009 - Somaliland Navy with the support of police forces arrested five Somali pirates near Berbera town. Somalilandpress correspondent in Berbera said the pirates were around 12 armed persons when the Somaliland forces attacked them about 80Kms from Berbera.
At least two pirates were injured one of them is in a serious condition at Berbera hospital after a brief fighting in the area. Reports say others managed to escape from the police and went to unknown places. It is reported that two boats with guns were also captured by Somaliland navy.
Unconfirmed reports say the boats had problems which forced the pirates to come to the shore just before the attack. They were planning to hijack ships off the Somaliland sea.
Later this afternoon, the police in Burao said they captured three pirates in one of the hotels. The Burao police Commissionaire said the three men were among the Somali pirates who fled Berbera. Police are searching others pirates hiding in the area. The police said those three men were from the neighboring Somali region of Puntland.
Somaliland security forces are showing strength against the pirates who are trying to convert their operations inside Somaliland. So far, many of them were arrested.
Source: Somalilandpress

 


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