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Issue 498/ 13th - 19th August 2011

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Somaliland News

News Headlines

Awdal Parliamentarians Meet Their Constituents

Two Men Convicted Of Raping A Girl In Berbera

Piracy Hampers Delivery Of Aid To Somalia

Local and Regional Affairs

UN: Al-Shabaab Weakened, Fragmented

U.S. Pledges Additional $105 Million In East Africa Aid

Eritrea Busted For Aiding And Abetting

What The African Press Is Saying About The Famine And Food Crisis In The Horn

Somalia – A Future Beyond Famine

Teenage Talent Ibby Farah Vows To Prove His Worth To Cardiff City

Piracy Off West Africa Increases Sharply

Editorial

US Policy Is Forcing Somaliland To Look For Allies Elsewhere

Features & Commentary

Somaliland, An Oasis Of Stability, Deserves Its Independence

Revisiting Africa’s Indifference To Somaliland’s Quest For Self-Determination

Al-Shabaab Pullout - The Beginning Of The End?

Learning From Somaliland: The Dangers Of Turbulent Change

Somali Pirates: A Nightmare Without Borders

International News

Opinion

Somaliland Finally Comes Out Of Its Shameful Silence

Somalia: Henry Kissinger And Me, Circa 1980

Could Somali Famine Deal A Fatal Blow To Al-Shabaab?

Haabsade Condemns Puntland, Charges It With Kidnapping

Hargeysa, Somaliland, August 13, 2011 (SL Times) – Somaliland Minister of Information, Ahmed Abdi Haabsade strongly condemned Puntland’s armed attack on peaceful Somaliland officials which resulted in the murder of the chairman of education in Sool, Hasan Muhammad Dahir.
Mr Habsade said that the unarmed Somaliland officials were on their way to visiting their communities in Taleeh when they were viciously attacked by armed men belonging to Puntland. One person was killed in the attack, some were wounded, and others were kidnapped and are being held by Puntland. Mr Habsade said this in a press conference that he held in the ministry of information.
The Somaliland minister of information further noted that Puntland, through its actions, had destroyed the freedom of movement between Somaliland and Puntland. He urged Puntland to immediately release the people it kidnapped, and to take responsibility for what happened, and, if it refuses to do so, Somaliland would respond.
 




 




 



 




 


 



 



 

 


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