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Islamic militia says UN resolution will provoke war in Somalia
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Ethiopian troops have shelled a central Somalia town, two days after the UN passed a resolution to ease an arms embargo on Somalia, an official of the country's Islamic courts said Friday.
This is the second time in 10 days the Ethiopians are reported to have shelled Bandiradley, about 630 kilometres northeast of the capital, Mogadishu. Read More ...
Kenya: En Route to a Refugee Camp
The seven Kenya Red Cross Society trucks, two military escort cars, an ambulance and two cars belonging to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) took four-and-a-half hours to cover the 80 km dirt road from Dadaab to Liboi reception centre in the northeastern Kenyan region that borders Somalia. Read More ...
Marines mission shrouded in mystery 04/12/2006
Marines mission shrouded in mystery
The return of United States marines in North Eastern Province has raised eyebrows among the local Muslims amid fears that the province is likely to be used as the launching pad for the wider war on terror Read More ...
Africans can solve their own problems
The fact is that Africa is not the first continent to be underdeveloped in the world. What kills millions of Africans and subjects newborn babies to a death sentence are the paternalistic policies that wealthy nations, under the guise of humanitarian assistance, impose on the continent. Read More ...
Floods Displace Thousands in Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia
The humanitarian group, Doctors without Borders, also known as MSF, is warning about pending food shortages and disease outbreaks in the flooded areas of Somalia. Read More ...
ActionAid calls on Kenya government to declare flood emergency
ActionAid has called on the Kenyan government to declare a state of national emergency to deal with the floods devastating many parts of the country. Read More ...
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