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Somali recruits trained for battle in Kenya
Thousands of Somalis have been trained in Kenya and are ready to join a Somali government offensive against rebels in the failed Horn of Africa state who have vowed loyalty to al Qaeda, security sources said on Friday.
Senior Chinese party official meets Djibouti leaders on ties
A senior official of the Communist Party of China met on Tuesday with Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh and Prime Minister Dileita Mohamed Dileita on ways to enhance ties between the two nations, according to reports from its capital Djibouti.
5 Djiboutians held for misbehaving with woman
HYDERABAD: Five nationals of the Republic of Djibouti, pursuing BCA course in a private college here, were arrested by on Tuesday for allegedly misbehaving with a woman in a train.
Uganda blasts Eritrea over Somalia militia
By Henry Mukasa THE Government has welcomed the UN sanctions slapped on Eritrea for supporting Somali insurgents and destabilising its neighbour, Djibouti.
1952 D j vu: The UNSC abrogates its Responsibility and Betrays Eritrea Once Again
So the UNSC has passed the long taunted sanction against Eritrea with less than unanimity in spite of Washington s undivided attention to get it done with the support of all the 15 members.
Yemen: Asylum Seekers Run Gauntlet of Abuses
The Yemeni government should stop systematically arresting Ethiopian asylum seekers and forcibly returning them to Ethiopia, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
East Africa: AU On Mission to Develop a Regional Military Force
Ten nations in eastern Africa will jointly develop a military force capable of intervening in crises anywhere in the region.
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Japan extends grant aid of 610 million JPY to Djibouti for development of renewable energy
The Government of Japan has decided to extend grant aid totaling a maximum of 610 million JPY to the Republic of Djibouti.
Djibouti refuge a haven for animals, Army volunteers
The sleek yellow, black-spotted cat watches the humans before trotting toward them.
Djibouti Generates Grain on 3,000ht of Ethiopian Farmland
The government of Djibouti is harvesting 60,000ql of wheat from its farm in Western Arsi around Serofta, in the Oromia Regional State.
Djibouti: U.S. outpost in fighting terrorism
To understand the difficulties America faces in combating terrorism, look no farther than this Horn of Africa nation.
Americans bear witness to Djibouti's potential
For many Americans on the U.S. base here, helping Djiboutians is not just official duty.
No country for budget travellers
I had been tempted to visit Djibouti when I noticed this autumn that flydubai opened up a low-cost new route to the eensy country on the Horn of Africa.
The road ceases to exist and now Hussein, a greying, whittled man who retired recently from Djibouti's military, is piloting the hulking Landcruiser we're in over sand and rock.
Ethio-Djibouti relations excelled: Official
The 2nd Ethio- Djibouti Higher level Joint Ministerial Commission Experts meeting kicked off here on Sunday.
Eritrea said on Thursday it would not be drawn into another war of words after neighbouring Djibouti became the latest nation to accuse the Red Sea state of supporting rebels and spreading chaos in the region.
Somaliland: A Shinning Example To All Somalis.
Every single peaceful and progressive day in Somaliland is a step towards de-jure recognition.
Djibouti Rejects Alleged Destabilization Role in Somalia
Djibouti has sharply denied accusations that it played a role in fueling violence in neighboring Somalia.
Somalia: Somalia Troops Arrive in Mogadishu After Djibouti Training
Somali government troops who completed military training in the neighboring Republic of Djibouti have landed in the capital Mogadishu, a day after 11 people were killed in insurgent attacks, Radio Garowe reports.
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