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U.S. Department of State Bureau of African Affairs Secretary Donald Yamamoto, Minister of Information for Somalia’s Transitional Federal Government Dahir Gelle, and the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Information Abdirisak Aden.
(Photo: Liban Hussein/SomaliMaitv)
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U.S. Department of State Bureau of African Affairs Secretary Donald Yamamoto said that the invasion of Ethiopian forces in 2006 in Somalia was a major mistake. Yamamoto spoke at the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs when he joined the Minister of Information for Somalia’s Transitional Federal Government (TFG), Dahir Gelle, to discuss foreign policy with the Somali community.
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Rageh Omaar
(Photo: BBC)
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WINDHOEK – The FIFA World Cup in South Africa has been at the receiving end of hostile publicity from the Western media, but the media in Africa can dilute such negatives by jealously guarding the tournament through objective reporting.
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Pan African Student Leadership Conference founder, Dr. Michael T. Fagin, along with Dr. Cheryl T. Chatman (extreme right) of Concordia University pose with student participants at this year’s conference including Ms. Pan Africa 2010, Ms. Michelle Berry
(Photo: Sahra Mohamud/Mshale)
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Decades Old Conference
in Mankato Renamed In Honor of
Founder
MANKATO, Minn - The Pan
African Student Leadership
Conference in Mankato will be
renamed in honor of its
founder, Dr. Michael T. Fagin.
The announcement was made at
this year’s annual conference
held February 24-27.
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