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Issue 402

Front Page

News Headlines

Four Members Of The New Election Commission Announced

Horn Of Africa Distributes Food In Berbera

Las Anod Police Burn Weapons

Somaliland's Renewed Commitment To Free And Fair Elections

Businessman Barjeeh Offers Advice To Political Leaders

Manager Of Water Department Blames Water Shortage On Equipment

Sultan Guray Nur Passes Away

Somaliland Expands Its Petroleum Licensing Round Acreage

Local and Regional Affairs

Somaliland: Rayale Accepts Resignations Of All Somaliland Electoral Commissioners

Kenyans Express Joy, Urgency, At President Obama's Nobel Peace Award

Cardiff-Based Somalia Refugee Stars In Iris Prize Festival Premiere

Ban Urges Somali Gov’t, Int’l Partners To 'Stay The Course'

FBI Director: Exporting Somali Conflict To US Is A Real Danger

Somali Government Recruiting Kenyans For War: Residents

UK Announces 39 Mln Pound Sterling In Humanitarian Assistance For Horn Of Africa

Somali Islamist Commander Gunned Down In Capital

Britain Calls For Sanctions Against Eritrea

Somali Minister Arrested Then Released In Uganda

Al-Qaida Could Attack From Within U.S.

Somali Pirates Attack French Military Flagship

Somali Woman's Advocate Pushes Human Rights

Kenya Readies Itself For War Against Al Qaeda 'Offshoot' In Somalia

Somalia: US Government To Set New Aid Terms

Solution To Somalia's Problems 'Easy': Sharif

Spain Says Trawler Hijacking Drama Might Drag On

Editorial

Somaliland’s Opposition Should Take Account Of The New Situation

Features & Commentary

Somaliland Farmers Are Allowed Back Into The Fold

Somaliland: Elections - Fifth Time Lucky?

Somaliland Desirous To Strengthen Trade Ties With Ethiopia

Shaky Peace After Parliamentary Fist Fight

Somalia's President Asks Minnesota's 70,000 Somalis For Their Help

Hope As Somaliland Opts For Dialogue

Family Of Son Killed In Somalia Speaks Out

Security Council Told Of Some Progress In Somalia Situation, With Many Challenges Still Needing International Attention

Peace Among Predators

Away Night In Kenya

International News

Obama On Nobel Prize Win: 'This Is Not How I Expected To Wake Up This Morning'

Abdirahman Wins USA 10 Mile Title At Medtronic TC 10

U.S. Spacecraft Crash On Moon In Search Of Water

Hacker Refused Extradition Appeal

ME Virus Discovery Raises Hopes

Opinion

Somaliland’s Political Crisis: Democracy Threatened or a Failure of Leadership

Puntland’s Media Poodles Versus Watchdog Media

Breath Of Peace In Chaotic Somalia

Where Have All The Good Men Gone? The Coming Of Age Of The ‘Lost Generation’.

The Conditions Of A Democracy

Las Anod Police Burn Weapons

Las Anod, Somaliland, October 10, 2009 (SL Times) – Las Anod police burned dozens of daggers and Somali budhs (hard sticks with round heads that are used in fighting).
According to Afnugaal.com, the weapons were collected from people and is part of the city government’s efforts to make the city safe. The reason those items were burned in public was to show everyone that the weapons were not collected for some ulterior motive.
Present during this event was the commander of Police of Sool region, Mr Muhammad Suleiman Gooni and the three security committees of Las Anod.
The bonfire took place close to Hotel Royal in the southern part of the city. This is the third time that weapons were destroyed in public in Las Anod.

 







 

 


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