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Issue 398

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News Headlines

Somaliland Government Instigates Violence To Derail President’s Impeachment

Vice President Ahmed Yusuf Yasin: Somaliland Will Solve Election Problems Through Dialogue And Compromise

UN Secretary General’s Representative Arrives In Somaliland

Hussein Ismail Yusuf Shames Parliament And Himself

Somaliland President Shuts Down Parliament After Impeachment Motion

Barwaaqo Puts Together Collection On Somali Prosody

New Classes Added To Surud School

Security Office Opened In Las Anod

Local and Regional Affairs

Somaliland Elections Postponed Once Again

AU Envoy Expresses Concern Over Tension In Somaliland

Pirate-Plagued Somalia Trains 500 Navy Recruits

Police Take Control Of Somaliland Parliament

Tackling Scourge Of Piracy Requires Broader Approach, UN Official Says

Top UN Envoy Visits Somaliland

Former U Student Killed In Somalia Friday

EU Boosts Relief Aid To Ethiopia

Somali Woman Pleads Guilty To Assault

Briton Linked To Hostage Deal With Somali Pirates Is Arrested

Livestock Export Trade To Resume Soon-Somali Minister Said

UN Chief Vows Continued Support For International Criminal Court

Mohamed Yonis Of Somaliland Appointed Deputy Joint Special Representative For Operations In Darfur Hybrid Operation

Ramadan Fighting In Mogadishu Is "Worst In 20 Years"

ICG: Ethiopia Risks Pre-Election Violence In 2010

Press Releases: United States Formally Commits To Best Practices To Counter Piracy Off The Coast Of Somalia

Editorial

The Impeachment Drive, The Government-Orchestrated Violence, And Somaliland’s Wounded Democracy

Features & Commentary

Street Children "Becoming The New Gangsters"

Somaliland Faces A Tipping Point

You Will Get Your Visa After Six Months, Sir

Somali 'Travelers': The Holiest Gang, Part I

Dahabshiil Earns International Respect

Innovation in Software: Somaliland – When Software Projects Destroy Countries

How Diaspora Funds Somali Pirates

American Islamist Killed As Somali Clashes Intensify

UN Role In Somalia Comes Under Fire

Al Qaeda Extends To Somalia, Yemen

International News

Ceremonies Mark 8th Anniversary Of September 11 Terrorist Attacks

Usain Bolt Beaten By Cheetah Who Runs 100m In 6.13 Seconds

Caster Semenya: Gender Row Runner Is ‘Half Man And Half Woman’

Putin Signals Desire To Return To Presidency

Former Taiwan Leader Sentenced To Life Imprisonment Over Corruption Charges

Opinion

“My Cousin, Mr. President, Let Go With Dignity”

Somaliland Parliament Under Presidential Assault

Somaliland: Playground For Al-Shabaab Terrorists, Al-Somali Regime, Al-Garoweonline Tabloid

Besieging The Parliament And The Assault On Somaliland Democracy

An Open Letter Regarding The Deteriorating Situation Of Somaliland

In Somaliland, Democracy Relies On Healthy Dialogue

Somaliland: United Nations Political Department Free Zone

Riyale And His Thugs Resorts To Violence Out Of Desperation And Cowardly Act

Somaliland’s Democracy Survives Major Threat: Parliament Restored

Hargeysa, Somaliland, September 12, 2009 (SL Times) – Somaliland’s Upper House succeeded in resolving the problem between the parliamentary majority and the government. This was announced by the Chairman of Somaliland’s Upper House, Mr Suleiman Mohamoud Adan in an interview with the BBC Somali service (Sept.11, 2009).
The gist of the agreement is that the government would immediately withdraw the police that had taken over the parliament’s building and would allow parliament to conduct the people’s business. On their part, the leaders of parliament agreed to cancel their call for citizens to come out in large numbers and help them enter parliament, if need be by force.
A delegation of Somaliland sultans also helped in brokering the agreement.
Mr Suleiman Mohamoud Adan’s announcement brought a sigh of relief to many Somalilanders both inside and outside the country who were concerned about the government’s assault on parliament, one of Somaliland’s major symbols of democracy and the prospect of violence.





 

 


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