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Issue 542/ 16th - 22nd June 2012

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Somaliland News

News Headlines

Somaliland Talks Set To Start In Secret UK Location

SOMTEL Displays New Service And Products

Qatar Charity Organizes Recreational Events For 500 Orphans In Somaliland
Report

Somaliland: Over Two Decades Of Success And Stability

Local and Regional Affairs

US Declassifies Attacks In Yemen, Somalia

U.S. Asked To Join Assault On Kismayo

Africa: Continent And The War On Terror

French Prosecutor Seeks Jail For Six Somalis In Piracy Trial

Kidnapped Kids' Dad Sues Donation Fund Manager

Somalia: Gains Made In The Battle Against Al-Shabaab

Militants Defecting To Somali Side After Losses

Editorial

Somalilanders Should Be Vigilant About Their Peace And Security

Features & Commentary

Somaliland: An Open Letter To The British Secretary Of State For Foreign And Commonwealth Affairs

Mission Journal: Somaliland's Press Harassed, Disappointed

Somaliland – Edna Adan: My Personal Hero

Sustainable Peace: Why Somaliland Matters

International News

Opinion

Somalia: Welcome Back

The Silanyo Regime On The Dock: Alarm Bells Of A Likely Danger To Democracy?

So-Call International Organization, And British Government Never Ever Learn Their Mistakes In Somalia

Somaliland: Respecting Somaliland’s Democratic Choices

Qatar Charity Organizes Recreational Events For 500 Orphans In Somaliland - Report

Qatar Charity has organized a series of educational, sports and entertainment events for 500 sponsored orphans in Hargeysa, Somaliland.
The events were organized by QC’s Somalia office and included running, races and football.
“These events come in the context of QC’s efforts to provide better humanitarian assistance to orphans; sponsoring them is not enough, we need to be providing these children with recreational activities and sports in an attempt to incorporate them into the community,” said Jassim Abdullah Al Jassim, Director of Social Welfare at QC.
The events were opened with a speech by Mohammed Hussein Omar, program director for QC’s Somalia office, and were attended by other QC officials, as well as a number of key community figures, caregivers and officials from local associations, who helped supervise the orphans along with mothers and grandparents of the children.
A number of educational lectures were also carried out; providing the orphans’ mothers with guidance on caring for their children.
The activities are part of QC’s current strategy and direction for the educational care of orphans and the annual plan for the Somalia office for 2012.
QC Somalia plans to repeat this kind of event on a regular basis in order to ensure that their 5,000 sponsored orphans, teachers, preachers, disables, students and members of poor families are encouraged to become active members of their communities.
QC Somalia also offers orphans help with the costs of study and training programs.
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