Issue 440-News

Issue 440 -- July 3-9, 2010

	Sillanyo Wins Presidential Election
	New Somaliland Leader To Fight For International Recognition
	Ethiopian Statement On Somaliland Election
	President Dahir Rayale Kahin’s Memorable Press Conference
	The Minister Of Finance, Hussein Ali Duale (Awil) Congratulates Somaliland’s People
	Bar Said Farah Confirms Election In Dahar
	Sheikh Adan-Siiro Distributes Money To Needy Families
	Dr Bulhan To Sheikh Sharif: Thanks But No Thanks.
	Huge Explosion In Bosaso, Commander Of Darawish Forces Dies In Puntland
	Khat-Plant Kill Cancer Cells
	To Beat Piracy On The High Seas, The EU And India Should Recognize Somaliland
	Somaliland Elections: President Riyale Defeated, Provisional Results Show

Local and Regional Affairs

	Cardiff Somalilanders Mark Country's Independence
	Ophir Energy congratulates Somaliland’s newly elected President, Ahmed M. Mohamud
	Wales Somaliland Community Overwhelmed By Joy Of Peaceful Election Outcome
	Press Statement Of The Electoral Monitoring Committee (EMC)
	EU Heads Of Mission Welcome The Presidential Elections Held In Somaliland On 26 June 2010
	New Somaliland President Sets Sights On Corruption
	Somaliland Becomes One Of The First African Nations Where An Incumbent President Loses The Election To An Opposition Challenger
	Somaliland’s Vote Met Standards, Observers Say
	Ban Urges Unity In Somalia
	John Drysdale , Former British Officer Votes In Somaliland Election
	US Urged To Cut Lifeline To Somalia’s Struggling TFG
	Somali President Seen On Front Lines In Fight Against Militants
	Somalia Government Accused Of Dishonest Negotiating
	Kenya PM Recovery On Track

Editorial

Features & Commentary

	Somaliland: Free, Fair And True Democracy; A Rare Sight In Africa
	How A "Life-Long Madness" Built Somaliland’s First Teaching Hospital
	In The Beginning, There Was Somalia
	Somaliland's Elections: Not So Failing
	Mogadishu Was A Blast
	Elena Kagan and Barack Obama's Culture of Lawlessness
	Somalia: The Most Dysfunctional Area On The Planet
	School Clubs Help Somaliland Children Overcome Trauma

International News

	Supermodel Summoned In Taylor Trial
	Sudan Opposition Leader Freed
	‘Illegals’ Spy Ring Famed In Lore Of Russian Spying

Opinion

	1969 Military Coup In Somalia Part XXXII
	The Challenges Ahead For Somaliland After The President Election
	My Observations Of Somaliland’s 2010 Presidential Elections
	An Open Letter To Somaliland’s President-Elect: Congratulations But Take Heed
	Sudanese Blood Spills Into Asia
	Difficult Times Ahead As British Budget Cuts Will Harm The Somali People Back Home
	Difficult Times Ahead As British Budget Cuts Will Harm The Somali People Back Home

EU Heads Of Mission Welcome The Presidential Elections Held In Somaliland On 26 June 2010

The European Union Heads of Mission congratulate Somaliland for the peaceful Presidential Elections conducted on 26 June 2010.

To read the press release click here