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Issue 396

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News Headlines

Release Of French Hostage Smells Of Ransom

Somaliland’s Upper House Establishes Committee To Resolve Dispute Between Parties

Ethiopian Minister Visits Admas University

What Abdi Samatar Failed To Mention

Conference To Strengthen Relations Between Wales And Somaliland

Somali Pirates Good At Western Propaganda

CPJ Concerned About Crackdown On Independent Media In Somaliland

Somaliland: Further Presidential Term Extension May Result In Public Revolt, Warns UCID Leader

Local and Regional Affairs

Election Ruling Rings Alarm Bells In Somaliland

Ruling Party MPs Disrupt Somaliland’s Parliament Session

Djibouti: Refugees Grasp Security In Their Hands With New ID Cards

Ahmed Nour-Mohamed, "I Hope To Earn Enough Polishing Shoes To Take My Family Home"

France Will Not Let Al-Qaeda Take Hold In Africa

Half Of Somalia's Population Could Go Hungry, UN Warns

Ottawa Mom Hopes Trapped Son Returns

US Commander Says Somali Piracy Reduced But Still A Threat

Egypt To Hold Summit To Settle African Conflicts

Ould-Abdallah: UN Envoy Calls For End Of Violence In Somalia

Australia Terror Suspects Wanted To 'Strike Big'

Hungry In The Dark Of Drought

Escaped French Agent Arrives Home As Partner Faces 'Trial'

Somali Pirates Aboard Captured Vessel Open Fire On US Navy Helicopter

Kidnapped Journalist A Victim Of Our 'Quiet Diplomacy'

Paris-Based Group Says Accused Somali Pirates Denied Rights

France Sending Advisers To Somalia Despite Kidnap

Australia: Bail Appeal Expected In Terrorism Case

Editorial

Udub Parliamentarians Disgrace Somaliland With Mbagathi Methods

Features & Commentary

Ethiopia - Revisiting US Policy On The Horn Of Africa

Four Ways To Help Africa

POSTCARD FROM SANA'A: Is Yemen Chewing Itself To Death?

Ad Hoc, Amateurish, And Deadly

AFRICOM: African Security Or Western Interests?

Somali Militants Use Many Tactics To Woo Americans

A Week In The Horn

Somaliland: Brutal Murders Shatter Harmony

Questions Raised On Whether French Agent Escaped Or Was Freed By
Somali Captors

How Somali Pirates Became Their Catch Of The Day

French Agent Marc Aubrière Tells How He Escaped His Somali Captors And Walked Free

World Health And International Economic Sharing

How Kenya's 'Little Mogadishu' Became A Hub For Somali Militants

International News

Missing Girl 'Back From Dead' 18 Years After Being Kidnapped

Gaddafi Is Everywhere In Libya — Especially As He Celebrates 40 Years In Power

U.S.-South Africa Nonproliferation And Disarmament Dialogue

Al-Qaeda Leader: Pakistan Is The Main Battleground

The Kennedy Clan: Blessed And Cursed

Facebook To Tighten Privacy Policies And Give Users More Control Over Personal Data

Opinion

Midnight Forever Part II: The Murder

The People’s Power And The Modern Political History Of Somaliland

Riyale Is Ultimately Accountable For The Current Constitutional Crisis In Somaliland

Somaliland: A Foreign Perspective

“PLARI” Dialogue Within The Framework Of The Constitution Is The Way Forward For Somaliland

Is This Protest Marked 'The Beginning Of The End' For Mr. Riyale???

Politics Has Earned Such A Bad Name Itself!

Somaliland: Don’t Throw Out The Baby With The Bathwater

Letter To Editor: Dr. Abdishakur’s Article

France Sending Advisers To Somalia Despite Kidnap

Paris, August 29, 2009 – French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner says France is still sending advisers to support Somalia's government and security even though one French security agent remains in the hands of kidnappers.
Kouchner says he knows nothing about when and if the agent will be released. He says the man is being held by a group that is "not easy."
He told reporters in Paris on Friday that France is still sending advisers as part of a pledge to help train Somali police.
He said he hoped the escape of another agent held by Somali kidnappers earlier this week would not have any effect on the agent still held hostage.
The agent, Marc Aubriere, escaped Wednesday after over a month in captivity while his kidnappers slept.
Source: AP, August 29, 2009







 





 

 


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