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Vatican Names New Envoy To Ethiopia, Djibouti And Somalia
ISSUE 105
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Headlines

- British Parliamentarians To Begin At Short Visit To Somaliland Today

- Djiboutian President Defends  His Country’s Ties With Somaliland

- NOVIB Accused Of Meddling In Samo-Talis Affairs
- Annan Expresses Concern Over Tension in Sool

- Kenya Urges End To Somaliland, Puntland Tension

- Interview With Prof. Iqbal D. Jhazbhay

- Hargeisa Urban Household Economy Assessment,
Part VII

Health

- Cry For Help That Led To The Morgue

International News

- Heads of Sectoral Bureaus in Somali State Assigned on Basis of Merit

- Biometrics To Be Used In UK To Tackle Asylum Abuse

- Somali Youth Center May Be Forced To Close

- Committee To Vet Passport Applications

- Blast injures six on Djibouti train

- Soldiers Gather In Memory

- US Issues Travel Warning To US Americans Visiting Djibouti

- Vatican Names New Envoy To Ethiopia, Djibouti And Somalia

- Roots of 1977 Somali-Ethiopian War

- How Kenya Averted War With Somalia

Peace Talks

- Aid Somalia Peace Bid, Ethiopia Told

- Somalia Faction Accuses Kiplagat

Daallo Airlines Flies You Everywhere

 

Editorial & Opinions

- British Parliamentarians' visit to Somaliland

- Puntland’s Suicidal Miscalculations

- The Rule of Law and The Return of Osman Kaluun

- Drop The Press Bill

- Why Students Fail In The Final Exam: An in-depth analysis

- Kenyan Foreign Minister’s Reference To Somaliland As A Faction Criticized


Vatican Names New Envoy To Ethiopia, Djibouti And Somalia

VATICAN CITY, 17 Jan.2004 (AP)--Pope John Paul II appointed Archbishop Ramiro Moliner Ingles as a diplomatic envoy to Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia, the Vatican said Saturday.

The Spanish-born Moliner Ingles, 62, had been papal nuncio in Guatemala.

Moliner Ingles's predecessor as papal nuncio in Ethiopia and Djibouti was Archbishop Silvano Maria Tomasi, who was named last year as Vatican observer at the World Trade Organization and other Geneva institutions.

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