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U.S. Navy Heads to U.N. Ship Off Somalia
MOGADISHU, Somalia -- Three Somali police speedboats and a U.S. military vessel were headed Monday toward a U.N.-chartered cargo ship hijacked by pira...
Read More »Louise Erdrich and Nuruddin Farah: In Conversation
Please join the Department of English in welcoming back to the University of Minnesota Somali novelist Nuruddin Farah, who was a visiting writer in 19...
Read More »Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 25, 2007
Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 25, 2007...
Read More »Mogadishu mayor denies mass exodus
MOGADISHU (AFP) - While many Somalis continued to flee their strife-torn capital, the mayor of Mogadishu on Sunday played down reports that thousands ...
Read More »FOURTH SHIP FROM SAME COMPANY HIJACKED BY PIRATES
The UN is reporting that pirates hijacked a cargo ship delivering UN food aid to northeastern Somalia today (Sunday)...
Read More »Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 24, 2007
Radio and TV Djibouti - Journal en Somali feb 24, 2007...
Read More »For Somali refugees, a long journey with little hope for an end
Haleema Mohammed, 45, of Galkayo realized that staying in Somalia was no longer an option one unforgettable night in 1991, when she was forced to watc...
Read More »U.S. Diplomat Sees Progress in Somalia
Washington -- Somalia's struggle to form a unified government after 15 years of clan warfare is achieving success, thanks to partners in the Horn of A...
Read More »ICRC pleads to protect civilians as Somali conflict escalates
NAIROBI (AFP) - The International Committee of the Red Cross have pleaded with warring groups in Somalia to protect civilians as thousands fled escala...
Read More »Exodus from Mogadishu after deadly attacks
Mogadishu, Feb 24: Thousands of terrified civilians poured out of the Somali capital Saturday after heavy fighting between Ethiopian troops and gunmen...
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