Somalia is the common interest for Ethiopia and Uganda
Daily Nation,
Ethiopia and Uganda have signed bilateral agreements to cooperate in regional security operations. The deal also seeks to strengthen economic ties while allowing for the free movement of people between the two countries.
Ethiopia’s Foreign Affairs ministry said the agreement would enable the two countries to take a common position on regional security affairs. Continue reading
Somalia is the common interest for Ethiopia and Uganda
Daily Nation,
Ethiopia and Uganda have signed bilateral agreements to cooperate in regional security operations. The deal also seeks to strengthen economic ties while allowing for the free movement of people between the two countries.
Ethiopia’s Foreign Affairs ministry said the agreement would enable the two countries to take a common position on regional security affairs. Continue reading
Somalia is the common interest for Ethiopia and Uganda
Daily Nation,
Ethiopia and Uganda have signed bilateral agreements to cooperate in regional security operations. The deal also seeks to strengthen economic ties while allowing for the free movement of people between the two countries.
Ethiopia’s Foreign Affairs ministry said the agreement would enable the two countries to take a common position on regional security affairs. Continue reading
Somalia: Peace when and how?
Garoweonline.com
Fears of all-out war in erstwhile peaceful northern Somalia grew dramatically Sunday after Puntland President Abdirahman Mohamed Farole warned Somaliland to “stop the massacre of civilians,” Radio Garowe reports.
During a Sunday interview, President Farole told the BBC Somali Service that Puntland’s government “will not remain on the sidelines” if Somaliland continues the violence. Continue reading
Somalia: Peace when and how?
Garoweonline.com
Fears of all-out war in erstwhile peaceful northern Somalia grew dramatically Sunday after Puntland President Abdirahman Mohamed Farole warned Somaliland to “stop the massacre of civilians,” Radio Garowe reports.
During a Sunday interview, President Farole told the BBC Somali Service that Puntland’s government “will not remain on the sidelines” if Somaliland continues the violence. Continue reading
Somalia: Peace when and how?
Garoweonline.com
Fears of all-out war in erstwhile peaceful northern Somalia grew dramatically Sunday after Puntland President Abdirahman Mohamed Farole warned Somaliland to “stop the massacre of civilians,” Radio Garowe reports.
During a Sunday interview, President Farole told the BBC Somali Service that Puntland’s government “will not remain on the sidelines” if Somaliland continues the violence. Continue reading
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