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KS Soldiers Serving in Africa
Conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq are where many people think Kansas soldiers are stationed in the world. But hundreds of soldiers from Kansas and Missouri are currently serving in Africa, trying to keep peace in the continents eastern region.
Somali Government Asked To Do More For Citizens
The United Nations political chief has voiced his solidarity with the people of Somalia during a one-day visit to the Horn of Africa nation, and encouraged its leaders to focus on governing the country.
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DP World became the world’s third-largest terminal operator, according to the latest rankings of global operators by Drewry Shipping Consultants, which based the rankings on container throughput last year.
EU adds Ghanaian airlines to no-fly list
(BRUSSELS ) - The European Union added two air cargo carriers from Ghana to its no-flight list on Thursday due to safety concerns about their aircraft.
Vigorous Decapitation In Afghanistan
September 2, 2010: Between April and July of this year, U.S. and allied (including Afghan) special operations forces killed nearly 400 Taliban leaders, and arrested another 1,400 Taliban.
Army National Guardsman Rides "HHH" in Africa
This year's Hotter 'N Hell extended beyond the streets of Texoma ... all the way to Djibouti, Africa.
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SANA’A, (Saba)- The World Bank’s Civil Society Fund has awarded six Yemeni Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) financial support for civic engagement in the fight against Qat, the WB has announced in a statement.
Security Council Press Statement on Somalia
The members of the Security Council condemned in the strongest terms the attack on the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu on 30 August, which resulted in the death of four African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) peacekeepers.
Security Council deplores attack on Somali peacekeepers
New York, Sep 1 : The Security Council has strongly condemned the attack against the presidential palace in the Somali capital that has killed four Ugandan peacekeepers serving with the African Union mission in the war-torn Horn of Africa country.
Guardian first book award longlist ranges around the world
Ten titles contend for £10,000 award, with subjects covered including everything from the itinerant experience of the Somali community to Churchill's 'black dog' The past vies with the future and poetry with prose on the longlist of the 2010 Guardian first book award, which was announced today. The 10 debut titles in the running for the £10,000 award range from dystopian fiction to popular ...
Chinese navy hospital ship sets sail on first overseas medical mission
The Chinese navy hospital ship Peace Ark set sail from Zhoushan Port in eastern China's Zhejiang Province Tuesday to head to the Gulf of Aden on its first overseas medical mission.
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Qtel chief holds talks in Oman Qtel chairman Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohamed bin Saud al-Thani met with a number of senior dignitaries in Oman yesterday, as part of a series of bilateral meetings.
Several dead in Somali violence
Roadside bomb blast and mortar attack in capital Mogadishu, kills at least 14 people and injures several more.
Four Ugandan soldiers killed in Somali clashes
Four African Union (AU) peacekeeping troops were killed and eight others wounded on Monday after Islamist fighters fired mortar rounds at the forces as fighting rages in the Somali capital for seven day running, AU force spokesman said.