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Issue 407

Front Page

News Headlines

Two Alleged Terrorists Surrender To Somaliland Security

Pakistani Delegation Arrives In Somaliland

Talks Between Puntland And Sheikh Sharif Fail

Supreme Court And Attorney General Play Football With Case Against Somaliland’s Political Parties

Port Of Berbera Receives Longest Ship

Somaliland To Boost Tourism

Somaliland Stability 'At Risk'

Saudi Livestock Move Boosts Somaliland Economy

Local and Regional Affairs

Somaliland Shelters War-Displaced

Somaliland Police Arrest Two Linked To Daallo Hijack

Somalia: Peacekeeping Operations

China Pledges $10bn In Africa Loans

Sheep Meat Price May Fall

Eyewitness: Somali Pirates Tried To Seize Plane, Passengers

Somalia Terrorist Group Suspected In Killing Of Puntland Judge

For The First Time, Child Health Days Reach Displaced Communities In Afgoye, South Somalia

Alleged Somali Terrorist Financier Is Identified

France Captures 12 Suspected Somali Pirates

EU Plans To Provide Training For Somali Units

US Man Sues FBI Agents Over Detention In Somalia, Ethiopia

The GPS Pirates

Djibouti Repatriates 40 Somali Asylum Seekers: UN

NATO And Maritime Partners Visit Beijing And Strengthen Global Fight Against Piracy

UN Somalia Office To Relocate To Mogadishu

Editorial

Somaliland Political Parties Should Be Held Accountable

Features & Commentary

Somaliland Surviving The Agonizing Process Of International Recognition

Somaliland: An African Struggle For Nationhood And International Recognition

Who Are The Real Pirates In Somalia?

Return Of The Somali Pirates

Iran’s Plans Are Destructive And Could Turn Yemen Into Another Somalia

International News

NASA Discovers 'Significant' Amount Of Water On Moon

9/11 Family Members Welcome, Criticize Civilian Trials

Windows 7 Borrowed 'Look' Of Mac

The "Kings" Of Saudi Arabia Take To The Streets

Gulf States Worried Iran Is Using Yemen To Increase Its Regional Influence

Opinion

Youth In Somaliland: Where Do They Stand?

Somalia Needs Honest Government

Sharif’s Cabinet: Wolves In Sheep’s Clothing

Open Letter To: The World Funding Organizations

Somaliland To Boost Tourism

Hargeysa, Somaliland, November 14, 2009 (SL Times) – Somaliland Minister of Tourism Abdirizaq Waberi Roble said that Somaliland government plans to encourage tourism in Somaliland, and towards this end, it has held discussions with Somaliland businessmen so that they would invest in tourist spots in the country. Mr Abdirizaq Waberi Roble also denied a news item published by the Somali language newspaper Haatuf which said that the government sold public land to Djiboutian businessmen. The minister explained that Somaliland businessmen, specifically Saeed Geedi and Abd al-Qadir Hashi Elmi, are going to invest in tourism in Sad al-Din Island.
 










 

 


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