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Issue 522/ 28th Jan - 3rd Feb 2012

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Somaliland News

News Headlines

Somaliland Foreign Minister Refutes TFG Prime Minister

Obama Thought Of Daughters In Somalia Raid Planning

Somaliland: On The Agenda Of The Flemish Parliament

Local and Regional Affairs

Only Turkey Is Showing Solidarity With Somalia's People

Inequality Pushing Youths To Join Shabaab: Report

Rawlings Mediates On The Somali Parliament Crises

UK Could Become 'Smuggling Hub' For Herbal High Khat

Document - Somalia: African Union: Put Protection Of Civilians At The Forefront Of Efforts To Address Peace And Security In Somalia

Americans Few And Far Between In Somalia

Commandos And Clansmen In Somali Mission

Editorial

Taleeh Meeting Brings More Divisions To Dhulbahante

Features & Commentary

The Joys Of Investing In Somaliland

Nation Building: Exploring Unrecognized "Independent" Countries

Is Somalia's Al-Shabaab On The Back Foot?

2011 - 2012 Worldwide Press Freedom Index: Gap Widens Between Good And Bad Performers In Africa – Somalia: 164th

You Lazy Intellectual African Scum!

International News

Opinion

Somaliland And The London Conference On Somalia

Universal TV Poses Threat To The Sovereignty Of The Republic Of Somaliland

Six Elements For Success Of Somali Conference In UK

Gadabuursis Need Somaliland More Than Somaliland Needs Them

Somaliland: Presenting A Noble Case

Somaliland Should Make Vigorous Consideration On London Conference

Responsible Journalism: An Asset To Nation & Nationhood

US Representative Visits Somaliland

Hargeysa, Somaliland, January 28, 2012 (SL Times) – The US representative to Somalia, James Swan, arrived in Somaliland this week. Mr Swan held talks with Somaliland officials.
After the talks, Mr Swan gave a press conference at Ambassador Hotel. He said this is his first visit to Somaliland since 1996 and that he has noticed change and progress. He pointed out that his country has good and direct relations with Somaliland officials and that he had an opportunity to meet with Americans who work with Somaliland ministries and the community on democracy and progress. He praised the peace and security in Somaliland and stressed that his government will do more towards defeating al-Shabaab terrorists.
Asked about his government’s position on the coming London conference for Somalia and the likelihood of Somaliland’s participation in it, he said when it comes to Somaliland’s participation, that is something for Somaliland’s government and people to decide, but his government strongly supports the conference.

 


 




 




 



 




 


 



 



 

 


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