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Issue 428 -- April 10-16, 2010

Front Page

News Headlines

Somalia: Ethiopia Disapproves Of Puntland Government Ministers

Ethiopia Says Rebels Threatening Oil Firms Surrender

Local and Regional Affairs

City Midfielder Abdisalam Ibrahim Is Re-Writing The History Books For East African Footballers Across The Globe

Russia Seeks Stronger UN Scheme To Curb Somali Piracy

Report: Tanker Owner In Talks With Somali Pirates

Somali Media Going Through ‘Toughest Time’

Dutch Sidestep EU Red Tape To Rescue German Ship

Somali Refugees Recruited To Fight Islamist Militia

Editorial

US And British Rhetoric As Crazy As Al-Shabaab’s

Features & Commentary

Will Bristol's Somali Voice Be Heard In The Election?

International News

Opinion

Tribal Practitioners Or State Practitioners: Who Is The Custodians Of Somaliland State?

Light At the End of the Tunnel: Some Reflections on the Struggle of the Somali National Movement

Meeting Portrays Puntland As Victim Rather Than Pirate Base

Garowe, Somalia, April 10, 2010 (SL Times) – A meeting organized by the administrators and students of Omar Samatar High School took place in Puntland on Apr 5 2010. According to the BBC Somali Service the meeting was attended by students, officials from Puntland administration and Puntland’s minister of information. Although in theory the meeting was supposed to deal with piracy as well as the damage inflicted on marine and land environment by foreign vessels and navies, in reality, the program was mostly targeted at condemning foreign navies and vessels which were portrayed as the real threat to Puntland.
Among the charges that the speakers accused foreign navies and vessels were animal and bird poaching in Puntland’s territory.






























 

 


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