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Man Tours World To Promote Somaliland Recognition

Issue 384

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Largest Batch Of Somalilander Graduates From Indian Universities

President Visits Buroa

Problems Facing Women Drivers
Parliament Debates Agenda

Syllabus Conference In Hargeysa

Somaliland Suspends Licenses Of Nine NGOs

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Desert Locusts Invade Somaliland

USA President Obama Visit To Africa Is Good Beginning For USA African Muslim Relationship

Somali PM Seeks Urgent World Intervention

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Eritrean President Slams 'CIA-Financed' Media

USACC U.N Give Me A Break -Somali People Can Solve Their Own Problems.

Former Somalia senior military officials to meet in Washington, DC

Mogadishu Exodus Reaches Nearly 100,000 Since May

Ethiopian Rebels Threaten Foreign Oil Companies

Teens Organize Benefit For Homework Clubs
Somalia battles kill at least 11, including child
Court Orders Ottawa To Let Abdelrazik Return To Canada

Somalia: Al Shabaab Reject Aweys 'Unity' Proposal

Bristol's Knife-Crime 'More Complicated'

Ethiopia admits reconnaissance missions in Somalia

Somali President Vows No Surrender As New Fighting Erupts

Companies Hire "Shipriders" Against Somali Pirates

Editorial

US Rhetoric Damages US Credibility

Features & Commentary

Somalia: The Cost Of Doing Business

Shadows Over Sharia Banking

U.S. Can't Afford To Ignore Situation In Somalia

Why Al-Shabaab Are On The Rise In Lawless Somalia

NEWS ANALYSIS: No Winner Seen in Somalia’s Battle With Chaos

Meet ‘Mr. Ali,’ Somali Pirate Negotiator

Inside Story Of Somali Pirate Attack

Inside The U.S. Department of State

Puntland Turns Against Somali Pirates
Are Ngos Really More Democratic Than Governments?
Free Somaliland: Our Readers Write

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Obama Says "Moment Is Now" To Restart Mideast Peace Process

Obama Hopes "New Beginning" With Muslims

Britain's Cabinet Reshuffle Revealed

Bin Laden Accuses Obama Of Following Bush's Steps

Opinion

Return Of The Vagabonds

World Emerging Markets

If You Can’t Attack The Message: Attack The Messenger

Do We Really Know Faysal Ali Warabe?

Demand of Recognition For Somaliland

Pertinent Historical Question: Which Country Really Rules the World?

Hargeysa, Somaliland, June 6, 2009 (SL Times) – Muhammed Muse Yusuf (Makhtal), a Somaliland native who now lives in England arrived in Hargeysa this week, after taking a car tour through eighteen countries and three continents in order to publicize Somaliland’s need for international diplomatic recognition. Mr Muhammed Muse Yusuf was warmly welcomed by Hargeysa’s Mayor Hussein Mahmud Jiir and excited Somalilanders.
Mr Muhammed Muse Yusuf started his trip in Sheffield, England, and drove his own car through 18 countries, including France, Belgium, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.
Mr Muhammed Muse Yusuf thanked Mayor Jiir and Somaliland’s press for their warm welcome and said the reason he undertook that difficult trip was because he believed in Somaliland’s independence. He was also strongly critical of the BBC’s Somali Service Director, Mr Yusuf Garad, and accused him of sabotaging Somaliland. “When there is bad news about Somaliland such as the terrorist attacks, he likes to spread it, but when there is good news regarding Somaliland such as my trip, he suppresses it, the way he refused to air the interviews with me that were recorded by Amina Wehiliye and another BBC lady.”
Mr Muhammed Muse Yusuf said that during his trip he talked to people about recognizing Somaliland. He also said he faced both help and obstacles in his voyage.
The Ethiopian embassy in Djibouti, for example was a hindrance to him because it refused to give him permission to drive his car through Ethiopia. On the other hand, Mr Muhammed Muse Yusuf expressed deep appreciation and gratitude to the President of Djibouti, Djibouti’s information minister, and Djibouti’s head of intelligence and traffic for the excellent support they extended to him while he was in Djibouti.



 

 

 

 


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