Scientific Tests Must Be Approved by Industry First One of the great mysteries surrounding the spread of GMO plants around … More
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Pentagon’s 21st Century Counterinsurgency Wars: Latin America and South Asia
Global Research, August 1, 2009 More than half a year after the departure of the George W. Bush administration the … More
Racists may have started fire at Bristol Somali office
The offices of a newspaper and community organisations serving Bristol’s Somali community have been devastated in what is thought to have been a racially-motivated arson attack.
Britain: CCTV Surveillance into Thousands of British Homes
24/7 CCTV Surveillance in Homes of 20,000 Families
US sends ammunition and guns to Somalia
THE Obama Administration has provided Somalia’s Government with weapons and ammunition “to repel the onslaught of extremist forces” who were “spoiling efforts to bring peace and stability” to the nation, the US State Department says.
US beefs up aid to Somalia to foil rebels
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. officials say the Obama administration has decided to bolster efforts to support Somalia’s embattled government. That … More
Abu Ghraib Abuse Photos “Show Rape”
Photographs of alleged prisoner abuse which Barack Obama is attempting to censor include images of apparent rape and sexual abuse, it has emerged.
Somalia: one week in hell – inside the city the world forgot
Mogadishu’s best barometer of Âviolence is the little blackboard on which Dr Taher Mahmoud daily records the number of patients in his hospital. For the last 20 years the tall surgeon with huge hands has been operating on the victims of the city’s civil war.
Kenya: Military chopper gunned down
A Kenyan military helicopter crashed on Tuesday and injured three senior army officers as it patrolled the volatile Kenya-Somali border. Unconfirmed reports indicate that the plane was shot down by enemy fire from the Somali side. However, the Kenyan Department of Defense has denied it.
Chinese contracts add to demands on DRC power
convention covering mining and infrastructure projects. The figures involved are vast, underlining the growing domination of Chinese interests in Congo, which has left western companies fearful that their mining and other projects could be in jeopardy, for lack of power, as well as from threatened contract reviews and revisions.
Bristol Somali Media Group 