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Issue 523/ 4th - 10th Feb 2012

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Somaliland News

News Headlines

UK Deputy Ambassador To Ethiopia Arrives In Somaliland

Somaliland: Journalist Urges UK Party To Promote Recognition

Hague: 'There Is An Opportunity' To End Piracy And Terrorism In Somalia

Local and Regional Affairs

Kenya Military: Some 100 Somali Militants Killed

General Mohamed Samantar Is Finally Going To Trial

Action Needed To Save Mothers And Children In Somaliland

Ethiopia Sells Swathes Of Land To Foreigners

British Foreign Minister Visit To Somalia Raises Criticism From Somali Politicians

Famine In Somalia Is Over, Says UN

Surveillance Drone Crashes In Somali Capital

Editorial

Disturbing Signs From London

Features & Commentary

Brenthurst Discussion Papers: The First Crack In Africa’s Map? - Secession and Self-Determination after South Sudan

Somalia: Getting Somalia Wrong? - Signs Of Hope In A Shattered State - A Realistic But Empathetic Analysis

Seamus Romney, K'Naan Cause Canadian-Flavored Headaches To Romney

Al Jazeera English: Give War And Peace A Chance

‘Education In Turkey Important Opportunity For Somali Youth’

International News

Opinion

“Somalia’s” Terrorists Are Invading Somaliland

Response To NSPU’s Failure To Fake Document, Miserably

Open Letter To The President Of The Republic Of Somaliland

The Argument For Recognition Of Somaliland Republic

UK Deputy Ambassador To Ethiopia Arrives In Somaliland

Hargeysa, Somaliland, February 4, 2012 (SL Times) – The United Kingdom’s deputy ambassador to Ethiopia, Mr Chris Allan arrived in Somaliland for the second time in three weeks. In addition to meeting with government officials, this time, he also met with opposition politicians Faysal Ali Warabe and Ali Waran Adde.
The visit seems to have something to do with the United Kingdom’s efforts to persuade Somaliland to attend the London conference. Somaliland has a policy of not attending conferences on Somalia , in order not to give the impression that it is part of Somalia, and, also, so it would not be dragged to Somalia’s chaos. But Somaliland also values its historic relations with the United Kingdom which has organized the conference. The invitation to the conference has brought these two considerations into conflict.




 


 


 


 




 




 



 




 


 



 



 

 


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