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Issue 356 / 15th-22nd November 2008

 

Suicide bombers strike in Somaliland

 

Africa's Best Kept Secret

Our Trip to Somaliland

Front Page
News Headlines
Britain Drafts New UN Somalia Sanctions
The Fate Of The Voter Registration Shrouded In Mystery
Spokesperson For Somalia 's Community In Somaliland Refutes BBC's Claims
Somalia : Italian Head Of NATO-Anti-Piracy Operation Hopes For "Deterrent Effect"
SOMALIA 'S NEW FRONTLINE
thiopian Police Arrest Members Of Opposition Political Party Suspected Of Terrorist Offences
Local and Regional Affairs
Yemen , Egypt To Co-Host Red Sea Security Talks
Somali Islamists Set Sights On Capital Radical group seizes vast territories
U.S. Embassy In Ethiopia Warns American Runners Of Terror Threat
Statement from US Embassy in Ethiopia
Somaliland Authorities Urged To Explain Why Journalist Held For Past Ten Days
Ethiopia Says That Its Envoy In Somaliland Is alive
Four Killed In Somalia Khat Fight
Somalia Leaders Locked In Internal Dispute While Rebels Advance On Mogadishu
Editorial
 
Somaliland's Security Needs A Paradigm Shift
Supporting Somaliland's Democracy Against The Terror Act ?
Somaliland & Unisa's Department of Religious Studies represented at London 's 2008 Think Tank of the
Features & Commentry
Somali Rival Forces On Collision Course Again
British Navy Kills Two Somali Pirates
Somalia President, Premier Arrive For Talks In Addis
Q+A-Will Somalia Ever Enjoy Peace?
International News
 
Obama Meets With Economic Experts For Advice
Abdulqawi Ahmed Yusuf Elected To The International Court Of Justice For A Term Of Nine Years
‘Don't Go To Cops Or I Will Kill You'
Palin Camp Tries To Squelch Talk Of Infighting
Obama's Kenyan Grandmother Says Will Attend Inauguration
At First News Conference, Obama Promises Stimulus Push

Opinion

Republic of Somaliland – AU And IGAD Need To Engage With Preventive Diplomacy
Stranglehold Of Tribalism On Somali Society - The Case Of Somaliland
Indonesia – No Recession In World's Top Rank Economy
A Joint IGAD And Ethiopian Initiative On Somalia
Somaliland - Growing Stronger As A State Within A State
Sympathy To The Victims Of The Recent Terrorists' Attacks In Somaliland From South Africa

Ethiopia Says That Its Envoy In Somaliland Is alive

Addis Ababa , November 11, 2008 – Ethiopia 's Foreign Ministry has denied recent reports suggesting its top diplomat to Somaliland was killed in a blast in Hargeysa.

Citing unnamed sources, a Press TV correspondent in Somalia reported on October 29 that 23 people, including the Ethiopian ambassador to Somaliland , had died in a series of blasts in the city.

The Ministry, however, in a press release published by the Ethiopian Herald said: "The truth is that four Ethiopian Trade Mission staff as well as a number of Somalilanders queuing for visas were killed but Ethiopia 's Trade Commissioner, Ambassador Woubshet Demissie was not killed."

He was not even in the [Embassy] building at the time, according to the statement.

The Ethiopian Embassy, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) compound, and Somaliland 's Presidential Palace were the targets of the October 29 bomb attacks.

Source: Press TV




         

Somaliland Times Newspaper: Publisher Haatuf Media Network, Published in Hargeysa, Somaliland

          

Editor in Chief: Yusuf Abdi Gabobe.

Assist-Editor: Abdifatah M Aideed


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