Djibouti

Saleh receives delegation of Sana'a Forum Countries

SANA'A, Nov.21 (Saba) - President Ali Abdullah Saleh received here on Saturday delegation of Sana'a Forum Countries including Sudanese Presidential Advisor Mustafa Ismail, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Seyoum Mesfin, Djibouti...

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Draft resolution calls for sanctions on Eritrea

A proposed U.N. resolution is calling for an arms embargo and other tough sanctions against Eritrea for supplying arms to opponents of the Somali government and refusing to resolve a border dispute with Djibouti. Some council...

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Another Way Into Ethiopia - Trucks, Rhythm, Food and Life

Source: WFP Every day dozens of WFP chartered vessels ply the oceans of the world en route to distant ports. Laden with food the vessels steer their course towards the continents of Asia, South America and Africa ...

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Country Pooled With Zambia

Nairobi — Kenya coach Twahir Mihiddin has said Harambee Stars must be wary right from the group stage following the release of the Orange Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup draw on Thursday. Hosts Kenya were drawn in Group "A"...

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More Fudgie the Clown Follies...

I'm kicking myself today. We all should be kicking ourselves today. Ol' Andrew Sullivan managed to pull a fast one, and it should have been obvious to us all the moment he set it up. Here's the set up, from...

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Somalia: A Clash of Ideologies and Conflicting Visions

After almost twenty years of ephemeral and episodic interventions sponsored by Western countries, Somalia is far from stability. Dogmatism stands in the way of peace as the conflict in Somalia has taken a new shape of...

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Pirates again attack US-flagged Maersk Alabama

FILE - The U.S.-flagged cargo ship, the Maersk Alabama arrives in Mombasa, Kenya, in this Saturday April 11 2009, file photo, after the ship was attacked by Somali pirates firing automatic weapons Wednesday but its unarmed crew...

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What Are Those Warships Doing Off Somalia?

Pirate-fightin’ navies find that parking off the Horn of Africa provides cover for counterterrorism and protects scofflaw fishermen. Navies are expensive, and sending warships to Somalia is a hugely inefficient way to fight...

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Pittsburgh native tracks Somali pirates

TRIBUNE-REVIEW By Betsy Hiel Sunday, November 15, 2009 newsnsidDJIBOUTI CITY — Pittsburgh native Lt. Nicholas Rueda, 28, commands a P-3 Orion, the Navy plane used during the Cold War to track Russian submarines. Today, his P-3...

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Yemen, EU review anti-piracy efforts

SANA'A, Nov. 15 (Saba) - Transport Minister Khaled al-Wazir has talked with a delegation of the European Union (EU), currently visiting Yemen, on the steps required for the anti-piracy needs in the region of the Horn of Africa...

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