UN News Service (New York)
2 Janvier 2009
Denouncing the recent killings of several prominent Somalis, the top United Nations envoy to Somalia today called for an end to impunity and "lawlessness" in the strife-torn Horn of Africa nation.
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Shabelle Media Network (Mogadishu)
2 Janvier 2009
A convoy of trucks loaded with Ethiopian soldiers, mattresses and other equipment left Somalia's capital Mogadishu on Friday, witnesses said.
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Garowe Online (Garowe)
1 Janvier 2009
At least 8 people died Thursday in Somalia's violent capital, Mogadishu, after Islamist insurgents attacked African Union peacekeepers, Radio Garowe reports.
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Garowe Online (Garowe)
1 Janvier 2009
SANA'Somalia's interim Prime Minister Nur "Adde" Hassan Hussein has defended an ongoing security operation led by Ethiopian troops in Mogadishu, Radio Garowe reports.
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Shabelle Media Network (Mogadishu)
2 Janvier 2009
At least two Ethiopian soldiers have been killed after heavy landmine explosion targeted to the Ethiopian troops occurred at around Three Biano building near Maka Al-mukarama street in the Somali capital Mogadishu early on Friday morning, witnesses told Shabelle radio
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There is no formular to solve the muddy situation in Somalis crisis. How to get the military authority abide by the international regulations, seems unexpected. The U.N.envoys should seek some other effetive ways, to alert their African counterparts, about the damage possiblely caused by their ignorance.