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Issue 528/ 10th - 16th Mar 2012

Front Page

Somaliland News

News Headlines

Tourists Arrive In Somaliland

Somaliland Vice President Launches UN Water Projects

Western Firms Warned Of 'Resource Nationalism' In Developing Countries

Local and Regional Affairs

Somali Man Arrested At Canada-U.S. Border

Shabaaz Hussein: Somalia Terrorism Founder Jailed

Diaspora For Development

Kenyan Troops In Somalia To Join Amisom Next Week

Liberated Areas Of Somalia Pose Serious Political Challenges

Somali Militants Attack Ethiopians

Vancouver-Based Africa Oil Defies Al-Qaeda In Billion-Barrel Somali Well Drill

Editorial

Somaliland’s Coming Election

Features & Commentary

Adventure Travel In Somalia?

Somalia And The International Community

Unleashing People Power In Somalia

Somalia’s Al-Qaida-Linked Insurgency Moves North As Pressure From Armies In South Intensifies

UN Somali “Surge” vs. Al Shabaab Expansion

International News

Opinion

Somaliland Mourns The Loss Of Donald Payne

Somalia: Peace And Stabilization In Native Government

Calling A Spade A Spade - Part 2

Mark Bowden In Bur'o

Bur’o, Somaliland, March 10, 2012 (SL Times) – The UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Somaliland and Somalia, Mark Bowden, traveled to Bur'o this week.
Haatuf Newspaper correspondent in Bur’o, Ahmed Adan Yusuf, reported that Mr Bowden was met at the airport by the Governor of Togdheer, Abdo Ahmed Ayir, the Mayor of Bur'o Mohamud Ahmed Hasan (Dhegolab), the Director of the Quality Control Agency, Saeed Suleiman Mire, and other officials.
Mr Bowden participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony for a road fixed by HAVOYOCO. He also toured a number of educational institutions run by SOYVO, SOYDAVO, and HAVOYOCO. He also visited the school for health care workers. Mr Bowden was briefed by the teachers and administrators of these institutions.
Speaking briefly to reporters at the Hotel Plaza, he said he had visited Bur'o last year about this time, and he was particularly touched and happy to say young men who used to be street kids now working at the Buro river project. He praised the people of Bur'o and said they are people who want to work to improve their situation. He emphasized that he will continue to follow the situation of refugees and the humanitarian conditions in general.

 


 



 


 


 


 




 




 



 




 


 



 



 

 


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