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The people of Somalia are
facing a war that changes
every day. As the Somali
people try to meet the
expectation of the
International community.
The international community
keeps moving the goal
post of its requirements
How ever the people are
still doing their best.
The following is a list of
some of the Somali
websites that are
independent. These
websites do not represent
the opinion of the Somali
government
UN sponsored Somali Talks
Ahmed Ould Abdallah, the UN special envoy to Somalia, has put together
elements of the exile government and factions out side the conflicts of somalia
while inside the country said not to the talks. It is just another try of the same
failed attempts the past.
Time magazine
One could argue that the U.S. was playing a dangerous game when it killed a
suspected top al-Qaeda leader in a brazen daytime helicopter raid in Somalia
earlier this week. While the Americans swoop in and carry out targeted strikes
such as this, the African Union click here for more
One could argue that the U.S. was playing a dangerous game when it killed a
suspected top al-Qaeda leader in a brazen daytime helicopter raid in Somalia
earlier this week. While the Americans swoop in and carry out targeted strikes
such as this, the African Union click here for more
Published Date: 20 September 2009
By Frank Nyakairu in Nairobi
THE United Nations yesterday began investigating whether suicide
bombers used one of its vehicles to kill 17 African Union
peacekeepers last week.
Mark Bowden, the UN humanitarian coordinator for Somalia, said it
was trying to trace a chassis number of one of the vehicles used in
the attack. "We are trying to trace whether it's a UN vehicle," he
said. The UN has numerous vehicles in the country
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, some of which have been stolen by rebels.click here for more
Burundi opposition seeks troop recall from Somalia
(AFP)
BUJUMBURA — Burundi's opposition parties Saturday urged the recall of
troops from Somalia after a rebel attack on African peacekeepers killed 12
soldiers from the central African nation as well as nine others.
"If the mandate of our soldiers does not change and if the international
community does not give them the means to defend themselves, the
government should repatriate all soldiers," said Leonce Ngendakumana,
head of the main opposition Frodebu party. click here for more
(AFP)
BUJUMBURA — Burundi's opposition parties Saturday urged the recall of
troops from Somalia after a rebel attack on African peacekeepers killed 12
soldiers from the central African nation as well as nine others.
"If the mandate of our soldiers does not change and if the international
community does not give them the means to defend themselves, the
government should repatriate all soldiers," said Leonce Ngendakumana,
head of the main opposition Frodebu party. click here for more
