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Issue 518/ 31st Dec 2011 - 6th Jan 2012

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Somaliland News

News Headlines

US Somalis Say Funds Cutoff Will Devastate Country

Dualeh Was Always Ready For Call From Somaliland

EU Seeks To Expand Anti-Piracy Mission In Somalia

Local and Regional Affairs

Mombasa Receives Rare Visit From World Cruise Liner

Turkish Doctors Reach Out To Africa

Pirates Piloting Hijacked Italian Tanker To Somalia

Turkey Takes Giant Leap Toward Africa, Prioritizes Somalia On Agenda

Protest Today Over Closing Of Somali Money Wire Accounts

Target The Pirates

Boko Haram Seen Linked To Other African Terror Groups

Editorial

Somaliland’s Parliament Should Learn The Right Lesson From The Fate Of Somalia’s Parliament

Features & Commentary

All Reconstruction Is Local: Using Local Governance To Bring Peace To Postconflict Countries - Part IV

The Art Of Non-Conformity

 Search For Oil Gains Impetus With The Entry Of Big Drillers

Remembering The Horn Of Africa This Holiday Season

Africa’s Dominant State: The Dilemma Of Democratization And Disintegration

International News

Opinion

The Partition Of Somalia & The Politics Of Destruction

Somaliland: Prospects For Economic Development And Future Priorities For Investment

Kenyan Soldier Killed In Somalia Raid

Nairobi, Kenya, December 31, 2011 – One Kenyan soldier and five Al-Shabaab have been killed after Kenyan troops raided the militants' patrol base in Tabda area south of Beles Qooqane.
Several other militants were wounded during the Thursday evening attack.
Military spokesman Major Emmanuel Chirchir confirmed that four soldiers were injured but said they were receiving treatment on the ground. "On 29 Dec 2011 at 1900hrs, in Tabda area of Beles Qooqani, KDF soldiers raided an Al Shabaab position killing five Al Shabaab and many suspected wounded,' Chirchir said in a statement on Friday.
"Following the raid one of our soldiers got critically injured and succumbed to his injuries. Four are receiving medical attention on the ground," Major Chirchir added.
The military will release more details tomorrow (Saturday) during the weekly press briefing to be held at Vigilance house.
Source: KBC


 







 


 



 



 

 


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