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Issue 539/ 26th May - 01st June 2012

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Somaliland News

News Headlines

Ethiopian Airlines To Resume Flights To Hargeysa

Somaliland Secret Service Say They Alerted Police Before Attacks

Son, I Have a Thousand Shillings

Foreign Minister Talks About Somaliland’s Foreign Policy In The Houses Of Parliament In London, 23 May 2012

Local and Regional Affairs

Somalia: Al-Shabaab Leader Seeks Forgiveness From Somalis

Control And Dignity: Making The Case For Social Protection In Somalia

Press Release: SOPRI Somaliland Advocacy Group Re-Launched

August 20 In Somalia: A New Beginning, Or Another Failed Attempt?

Coca-Cola Makes Big Bets On Africa’s Future

Al Shabaab Fades Loudly

Somali Al-Shabaab Militant Stronghold Afgoye 'Captured'

Editorial

Misreading Somaliland

Features & Commentary

Lawrence Solomon: Capitalist Haven

The Case For Somaliland

Somaliland: Pre-Election Consultation Forums On Upcoming Local Council Elections

Take A Holiday In Somaliland: Journey To The State That Isn’t – By Magnus Taylor

International News

Opinion

In Memory Of Dr. Abdishakur Jowhar - Frantz Fanon Of The Somali People*

This Is The Story Of A Young Brave Girl On Her Way To Recovery

Somaliland-Ethiopia Relationship - Part 3

Leaders Are Made, They Are Not Born

Chairman Of Upper House Due Back In Somaliland

Hargeysa, Somaliland, May 26, 2012 (SL Times) – After more than a year of being in the UK for health reasons, the Chairman of Somaliland Upper House, Suleiman Muhammad Adam, is due back in Somaliland at the end of the week, sources close to the Chairman have revealed.
If this turns out to be true, his arrival will coincide with the current 47th session of the Upper House.
When he arrives, Chairman Suleiman Muhammad Adam will come to a full plate of problems that are awaiting him, such as the dispute about salaries allotted to the Upper House in the 2011 budget.






 








 


 



 


 


 


 




 




 



 




 


 



 



 

 


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