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Issue 507/ 15th - 21st Oct 2011

Front Page

Somaliland News

News Headlines

Safiya Hashi Madar Talks About Her Struggle Against Barre’s Dictatorship - Part Four

Eng. Bashe A. Gabobe Makes Suggestions To President Ahmed Silanyo - Part Two

IOM Assists Ethiopian Migrants Stranded in Hargeysa/Somaliland with Voluntary Return and Reintegration

Local and Regional Affairs

UN Official Thanks Turkey For Helping Somalia

Killed Teen’s Pals ‘Made Up Story’

UN Lifts Security Warning On Kenya

Prosecutors: Recordings From Wiretap Of Minnesota Women Shows They Talked Of Supporting Jihad

Children Swept Away As Rains Threaten Drought-Displaced Families

Minnesota: Report Shows Somali Kids Test Kindergarten-Ready: Why?

Gunmen Take 2 Spanish Aid Workers At Kenyan Camp

Editorial

Somaliland’s Steady Progress

Features & Commentary

Somalia’s Woes: Hope Is Four-Legged And Woolly

Eating In The Horn Of Africa: Camel, Goat And. . .Spaghetti?

The Tears Of Somalia

Somaliland: The Country Without Mail

We Are Getting It Wrong On Piracy

International News

Opinion

Accusing Somaliland Minister Of Al-Shabaab Links

Somali Militia Destroyed Their Land; Now They’re Doing The Same To Ours

Current Status Of Forests And Woodlands In Somaliland: (Threats And Opportunities) Part V

 

Chinese Investors Thank Government

Hargeysa, Somaliland, October 15, 2011 (SL Times) – Chinese investors in the hides and leather factory in Da’ar Budhuq thanked Somaliland government for removing the chief of police, Mahad Shaqale, from his post and replacing him with a new police chief.
In a letter submitted to Haatuf newspaper, Wei Yong, who is part of the management of Group of Industries & Trade PLC Somaliland, expressed his appreciation to the government for taking this step, and said the former police chief had subjected them to extortion and unlawful imprisonment, infringed on their rights as foreign investors, and was a threat to their security. The letter specifically thanked the ministry of commerce, the ministry of interior, the commander of police, the industrialization organization, the governor of Maroodi Jeeh, and the director general of the ministry of interior. The letter also said that the company looks forward to working with the new police chief and other government officials.



 


 




 




 



 




 


 



 



 

 


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