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 Ethiopia:
Would withdraw after the UN
deployed peacekeepers
Djibouti
(HAN) July 1st, 2008
 HeadlinesSomalia:
Eritrea:
Sudan:Somaliland:
Ethiopia:Djibouti:
Tigray:
Kenya:
Oromo:
Djibouti:
Eritrea, State outlaw that
flouts all the rules and all
Conventions
Press
Release: The
National Flag Day, which would
be celebrated on July 5, 2008,
would further consolidate mutual
understanding and culture of
tolerance in the country, the
Ministry of Education (MoE)
said.
Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania to
Receive Support, for Avian
and Human Influenza
Preparedness.
Official signing of MoUs and
contract agreements –
Representatives of the media are
invited to attend the signing
ceremony
4 July 2008, 10.00 a.m. at: AU/IBAR
offices, Museum Hill, Westlands,
Nairobi/Kenya
ONLF Diplomacy & Military
Wing: Traffic Movement
between central Somalia and
Somali self-governing regions of
Ethiopia is said to have been
halted due to the fighting
between Ethiopian forces and
ONLF rebels in the region.
The fighting is said to be
mostly concentrated near the
Somali-Ethiopian border, in the
towns of Shilabo and Warder. In
Galgudud, the number of vehicles
plying the route is said to have
diminished as Ethiopian forces
imposed restrictions on traffic
following assault on rebels in
the region.
Eritrea
in no position to attack
Djibouti: minister
Djibouti
(HAN) June 30th, 2008
Statement News:
Diplomatic activities to
withdrawal Ethiopian troops from
Somalia
Horn
of Africa: Don't ask, don't
help, don't leave policies?
Djibouti
(HAN) June 28th, 2008
OpinionSomalia:
Col. Abdulahi Yusuf, Crossing
the red line
Somalia:
18 Point Reconciliation Proposal
Statement
of an IMF Staff Mission at the
Conclusion of a Staff Visit to
Djibouti
Saudi
business delegation in Ethiopia
Eritrea:
declare Djibouti peace deal
'null and void'
Djibouti
(HAN) June 23rd, 2008 InterviewDjibouti:
The New UN Security Council
Strategy for Somalia
Ethiopia:
Chamiso the CUD leader, while
Hailu claims leadership of the
CUD
Ethiopia:
Mobile network project goes
operational
Somalia:
Landlocked Ethiopia looking for
neighbors' support
Somalia:
UN Diplomatic Letter to the
Somali Diaspora
Djibouti
(HAN) June 14th, 2008 InterviewSomali
Diplomat: Eritrea and terrorists
rejected the Somalia peace
agreement
Egypt
donates 112,000 USD food aid to
Ethiopia
Somalia:
Europe welcomes peace deal
reached between Somali Groups
Djibouti:
International pressures asking
Eritrea to withdraw its troops
Ethiopia:
Report inflated food shortage
figures, Deputy Prime Minister Djibouti
(HAN) June 13th, 2008
Video
& Audio News:Divisions
within Somalia's Eritrea-based
opposition group
Ethiopia:
Original Military Budget Fund
Resources Djibouti
(HAN) June 12th, 2008
OpinionInterview:
Djibouti Eritrean Clash Adds
Regional Volatility
Djibouti:
Isabel Intelligence Report About
troops in Eritrea
Ethiopia:
US, Western governments
willfully ignored abuses
Documentary
 Interview
With The Extraordinary
Ambassador Donald Yamamoto in
Addis Ababa
Somalis
were busy in Djibouti not in
Arusha Djibouti
(HAN) June 6th, 2008
OpinionSudan:
Ethiopian Land for RailRoad
Exchange
Somalia:
Direct talks without a timetable
for Ethiopia
Djibouti
(HAN) June 3rd 2008
OpinionEthiopia:
Political and economic
instability engineered by Egypt
Somalia:
ICG are violating the UN ban on
arms trading with Somalia
Somalia:
U.S. Ambassador Wolff, took low
profile
Documentary
Headline:
Somalia & UN Security CouncilConflict
in Somalia and UN support
Security
Council: The situation in
Somalia
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Djibouti (HAN) July
1st, 2008 -African
Union Peace and
Security Council
(PSC) spokesman
Bernard Membe,
also Foreign
Minister of
Tanzania, speaks
at a press
meeting ahead of
the AU Summit in
Sharm el-Sheikh.
African Union
observers have
condemned
Zimbabwe's
one-man election
as undemocratic,
intensifying
pressure on
Robert Mugabe as
he faces his
peers after a
vote much of the
world has
dismissed as a
farce.
Djibouti (HAN) June
30th, 2008 -A
woman takes care
of her two
malnourished
children at a
feeding center
in Shanto,
Ethiopia. A
Unicef official
has warned that
humanitarian aid
is urgently
needed in
Ethiopia, where
drought and
soaring food
prices have led
to a crisis that
could
Djibouti
(HAN) June 28th,
2008- Djibouti
Soldiers march
during a
military parade
to celebrate the
30th anniversary
of Djibouti's
independence in
2007. Eritrean
President
Issaias Afeworki
has ruled out a
dialogue with
Djibouti over a
frontier dispute
behind recent
clashes that
left nine
soldiers dead.
Djibouti
(HAN) June
28th,
2008- African
Union (AU)
Commission
Chairman Jean
Ping speaks to
the media at a
press conference
at the meeting
of AU foreign
ministers in
Sharm el-Sheik,
Egypt, Friday,
June 27, 2008.
Ping mentioned
other conflicts
in Africa
including Darfur
and Somalia but
steered clear of
Zimbabwe, during
his speech at
the opening of
Friday's meeting
of AU foreign
ministers
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