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Somaliland national guard successfully secured International waters  Djibouti (HAN) Febuary 12th, 2009 OpinionThe position of Somalia Muslim brotherhood leaders changed substantially Eritrea: strong relations with Libya damaged Ethiopia Djibouti (HAN) Febuary 11th,  2009   Opinion The Eritrean Predicament for Conflict and Threat to Regional Peace is Not New Somalia: Can we surpass clan-based organizations Somalia: Somali president offers peace for regional new strategic approach   OpinionNew Somali President Faces Multiple Obstacles Ethiopia readying southern Somalia surge against Al-shabab Watch: The New Somalian President Called For Eritrea to Stop Interfering in Internal Affairs  Somalia: INTERVIEW-Somali Islamist leader wants peace with Ethiopia Djibouti (HAN) January 27th, 2009  -  Somalia's Islamist presidential candidate said he wants to make peace with Ethiopia, bring young militia fighters into a national security force, and rebuild the country's social services. Somali Islamist leader wants peace with Ethiopia Djibouti (HAN) January 27th, 2009  Ethiopian Government Minister Reacts to U.S. Senators' Criticism Djibouti (HAN) January 27th,  2009  Newsweek: How Barack Obama Can Bring Stability to Somalia  Djibouti (HAN) January 26th, 2009  -    Somali fighters destroying Historic Islamic shrines Djibouti (HAN) January 1st 2009  Somalia: Al-Shabab Fighters fill Somalia's political vacuum  Djibouti (HAN) January 1st 2009  Ethiopian troops, retreating from the town of Afgoye to the Somali Capital  Djibouti (HAN)   November 16th, 2008.  Somalia: The New Somali Islamist challenges and the TFG Leadership Crisis Djibouti (HAN) November 16th, 2008.  Somali Crisis: The Ethiopian Political Leadership Has Failed Djibouti (HAN)  November 14th, 2008 OpinionEritrea hopes Obama will change US policy in Horn of Africa Ethiopian Troops surrender to the Somali fighters  Djibouti (HAN) October 17th, 2008 Watch Vidoe: Ethiopian Troops surrender Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi,  indicated there would be no change in Ethiopia's determination to keep troops in Somalia Djibouti (HAN) October 16th, 2008.  The regional website Geeska Afrika reported that US warplanes based in Djibouti were over flying Puntland in preparation for air-strikes against ... by Sarkis Pogossian, World War Report Comment & Analysis Video & Audio News:Senate Foreign Relations Committee: US Policy & The Horn o Africa Ethiopia pledges to remove roadblocks in Mogadishu  Eritrea and US paradoxically both countries are right   US Energy says Somalia has no proven oil reserves Bad News For Somalia and Oil Company Chevro OpinionThe Influence and Power of Sheik Al-Amoudi In Ethiopia OpinionThe glimmer of hope from the first reconciliation conference inside Somalia OpinionThe Official U.S. Policy in the Horn of Africa OpinionGlobal Voices for the Assassinations of Somali Journalists   The Geeska Afrika Online welcomes your letters contribution or sending News, Views and Comments.. All submissions will be considered for publication and must include your full name, city and state, digital photo and telephone number. All letters to be published are subject to editing and condensing.  Any letter accepted will appear in the print publication and on www.geeskaafrika.com. . Please email at:    han@geeskaafrika.com  OR   news@geeskaafrika.com Geeska Afrika Magazine Online & HAN (Horn of Africa Newsline) became even more popular when it launched its own web site, which today briefs over a Millions of IGAD zone citizens living in different parts of the world with balanced information on current affairs and issues in their countries. 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The Ukrainian ship laden with tanks and freed by Somali pirates after a five-month hijack approached port in Kenya on Thursday with debate still ranging over ownership of the sensitive military cargo   Djibouti (HAN) - Febuary 11th, 2009 -Somalia's President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed arrives for a news conference at the police headquarters in Mogadishu February 9, 2009. 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Ahmed was killed in Mogadishu's Bakara market, which is often a battleground for government soldiers and Islamist insurgents, witnesses and colleagues said.   Djibouti (HAN) - January 31st, 2009: The newly elected president Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed, right, sits with Maslah Mohamed Siyad, left, son of late president, Siad Barre, in Djibouti, Saturday, Jan. 31, 2009. Moderate Islamist leader Sheik Ahmed has won a landslide victory   NOAA SATELLITES MONITOR STIFLING DROUGHT IN HORN OF AFRICA   Emperor Hailie Selassie addresses State Banquet, Buckingham Palace     Geeska Afrika Magazine= The 1st Regional Independent Magazine Published in the Horn of Africa >1985-2008< webmaster@geeskaafrika.com

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Uganda: Will continue war with AMISOM troops in SomaliaDjibouti (HAN) Febuary 14th, 2009  Opinion Djibouti: A new report calls on the Obama administration to overhaul its strategy on Somalia

• Somaliland: Sheikh Sharif, We will succeed in finding common ground
• The challenges of Sheik Sharif of Somalia
• Somalia: The formation of another ghost Government
• Ethiopia: Obama administration to overhaul its strategy on Somalia

Somalia: INTERVIEW-Somali Islamist leader wants peace with Ethiopia Djibouti (HAN) January 27th, 2009  -  Somalia's Islamist presidential candidate said he wants to make peace with Ethiopia, bring young militia fighters into a national security force, and rebuild the country's social services.

Somali Islamist leader wants peace with Ethiopia Djibouti (HAN) January 27th, 2009 

Ethiopian Government Minister Reacts to U.S. Senators' Criticism Djibouti (HAN) January 27th,  2009 

Newsweek: How Barack Obama Can Bring Stability to Somalia  Djibouti (HAN) January 26th, 2009  -   

Somali fighters destroying Historic Islamic shrines Djibouti (HAN) January 1st 2009 

Somalia: Al-Shabab Fighters fill Somalia's political vacuum  Djibouti (HAN) January 1st 2009 

Ethiopian troops, retreating from the town of Afgoye to the Somali Capital  Djibouti (HAN)   November 16th, 2008. 

Somalia: The New Somali Islamist challenges and the TFG Leadership Crisis Djibouti (HAN) November 16th, 2008. 

Somali Crisis: The Ethiopian Political Leadership Has Failed Djibouti (HAN)  November 14th, 2008 OpinionEritrea hopes Obama will change US policy in Horn of Africa

Ethiopian Troops surrender to the Somali fighters  Djibouti (HAN) October 17th, 2008 Watch Vidoe: Ethiopian Troops surrender

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi,  indicated there would be no change in Ethiopia's determination to keep troops in Somalia Djibouti (HAN) October 16th, 2008. 

The regional website Geeska Afrika reported that US warplanes based in Djibouti were over flying Puntland in preparation for air-strikes against ...
by Sarkis Pogossian, World War Report

Comment & Analysis Video & Audio News:Senate Foreign Relations Committee: US Policy & The Horn o Africa Ethiopia pledges to remove roadblocks in Mogadishu  Eritrea and US paradoxically both countries are right

US Energy says Somalia has no proven oil reserves Bad News For Somalia and Oil Company Chevro OpinionThe Influence and Power of Sheik Al-Amoudi In Ethiopia OpinionThe glimmer of hope from the first reconciliation conference inside Somalia OpinionThe Official U.S. Policy in the Horn of Africa OpinionGlobal Voices for the Assassinations of Somali Journalists

 

The Geeska Afrika Online welcomes your letters contribution or sending News, Views and Comments.. All submissions will be considered for publication and must include your full name, city and state, digital photo and telephone number. All letters to be published are subject to editing and condensing.  Any letter accepted will appear in the print publication and on www.geeskaafrika.com. . Please email at:    han@geeskaafrika.com  OR   news@geeskaafrika.com Geeska Afrika Magazine Online & HAN (Horn of Africa Newsline) became even more popular when it launched its own web site, which today briefs over a Millions of IGAD zone citizens living in different parts of the world with balanced information on current affairs and issues in their countries. The web site has become so popular even among world leaders, respected academics, and global business elites which has an interest to the region and Africa as well.