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Massive exodus from Mogadishu continues

APR 01, 2007

Geneva - About 10 000 people have fled the fierce fighting in the Somali capital Mogadishu over the past three days alone, the United Nations refugee ...

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Museveni in Eritrea over Somalia

APR 01, 2007

President Yoweri Museveni yesterday landed in the Eritrean port city of Massawa in what seems an unexpected return route from his Asia trip. Museveni ...

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War-scarred Mogadishu plunges back into the abyss

APR 01, 2007

Scores of residents were killed over the weekend and hundreds more trapped in their homes as the worst fighting in 15 years battered the ruined Somali...

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Fighting rocks Somali capital, Ugandan peacekeeper killed

APR 01, 2007

MOGADISHU (AFP) - The fourth straight day of heavy fighting left a trail of devastation in the Somali capital on Sunday as Ugandan peacekeepers report...

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Fighting in Somali Capital Continues

APR 01, 2007

MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Mogadishu's dominant clan said Sunday it has brokered a truce with Ethiopian military officials who are supporting Somalia's...

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Death, Destruction, and Devastation Unleashed on Somalia by the Ethiopian Occupying Forces and their Pawns

APR 01, 2007

Since the third week of March 2007, Ethiopian Occupation Forces along with the Transitional Federal Government's (TFG) clan-based militia, launched in...

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Fighting resumes in Mogadishu, peacekeeper killed

APR 01, 2007

MOGADISHU, April 1 (Reuters) - Mortar bombs crashed into central Mogadishu on Sunday and Uganda said it had lost its first peacekeeper there as battle...

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Red Cross fears for Somali civilians

APR 01, 2007

The Red Cross says it is deeply concerned about the plight of civilians trapped by heavy fighting in the Somali capital, Mogadishu....

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Somali Civilians Hit Hard In Fighting in Mogadishu

MAR 31, 2007

MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Artillery fire and mortar shells rained down on Somalia's capital Saturday, killing and wounding untold numbers of civilians...

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