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ONLF delegates are visiting the Nogob Region
A text message we have received through the satellite telecommunications system by our ogaden.info journalist with the ONLF delegates in Nogob, the western region of the Ogaden, says that the
Full StoryStatement: the Ogaden National Liberation Front [ONLF] Will Sign on the Final Peace Agreement with Ethiopia in October
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The Somali people in the Ogaden suffered a huge amount of political unrest in the region that caused many deaths and now is the time for a political solution
Full StoryAnalyst Says Indictments May Reveal Somali Sympathies Toward Al-Shabab
An analyst has expressed concern Somali residents in the United States could be violently targeted by Americans after Attorney General Eric Holder announced the indictment of 14 people charged with providing support to the hard-line
Full StoryAfrican Union Pledges to Reinforce Its Somalia Force
Al-Shabab fighters prepare to fire artillery in Mogadishu (file photo) Al-Shabab has vowed to step up their attacks on the AU force
Full StoryPuntland Forces Attack Al-Shabab in Somali Mountains
Forces from Somalia’s northern Puntland region have attacked a cell of al-Shabab militants, officials say
Full StoryAfrican Leaders Seek to Beef up Somalia Force
African Union leaders began a three-day summit in Kampala Sunday to boost the organisation’s troop levels in Somalia and obtain a mandate to crush Islamist insurgents in the war-torn nation
Full StoryONLF Delegate in Addis Ababa
Delegates consist of high ranking ONLF members who will be responsible for implementing peace talks in Frankfurt now are in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Full StoryUgandan Troops Want A License To Kill
July 16, 2010: Uganda is enraged by al Shabaab’s terror attack inside its capital on the 11th, and is calling for the AU (African Union) to increase the peacekeeper force in Somalia to 20,000 troops, and allow it to go after al Shabaab
Full StoryUganda Bomb Blasts Kill at Least 20
Police chief says two bombs that exploded in capital Kampala were possibly targeted at foreigners. Two bombs exploded last night in Kampala, the capital of Uganda, killing more than 20 people
Full StoryMs Sagal Dolal Broke The Silence to Congratulate The Frankfurt Agreement
The situation in Ogadenia is changing. The discussions in Frankfurt, Germany have been flooding the Somali-Ogaden media. The ONLF is in peace talks with the Ethiopian government. Therefore I would like to congratulate the ONLF for
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