81. Somaliuk Your Portal For News, Chat Rooms, Culture, Music, And Forums Not sure. Expected as much. Don t care. View results. Somaliuk Your Portal For News, Chat Rooms, culture, Music, and Forums. Somali sites organized into categories. http://www.somaliuk.com/links/pages/index.php

Please Select a link Qat The Menace Add your Site Free SMS Free fax Latest Links Modify your link Popular Site Recruitment sites Education Entertainment Organisations Reference Regional Personal Homepages Search For Links: Latest News More Headlines Warkii Dalka News/Articles Search Latest On The Forums Re:where the original somali people came from truly ? Welcome to Big Brother House, Ahmed is losing the plot Re:IMPORTANT Re:Why do gals go for a guy darker then her? ... More This Month's Survey Do you think that the peace process is dead? Yes No Not sure Expected as much Don't care View results Somaliuk Your Portal For News, Chat Rooms, Culture, Music, and Forums Somali sites organized into categories Literature Photography Companies Finance ... Colleges and Universities Latest Articles: Consensus is the only way out of the doldrums It is an act of extreme hypocrisy, dishonest and betrayal on the part of the facilitators to play games with people who do not have the interest of the Somali people at heart, because the constitution of a country is bigger than a gang of anti-peace individuals and their goons, a. k. a Mooryaans Standing on the sidelines as Somalia bleeds For far too long, the international community has refused to become involved in ending the civil war in Somalia. Instead, it has ceded its role as peacemaker to an incompetent and divided regional organization, the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development, made up of seven East African countries. Unfortunately, the authority's members - especially Ethiopia - have proved more interested in exploiting Somalia's misery for their own purposes than in bringing about peace. It's time for the world to step in.

82. Outreach Teachers will gain a more complex, multifaceted understanding of Somali culture and enhance their ability to address issues of multiculturalism in their class http://oia.osu.edu/cas/outreach.html

This page is currently "under construction". Because of this, some of the buttons are not working. Please revisit us in the Fall. K-12 Workshops Colleges and Universities African Language and Culture Business Outreach African Organizations in CentralOhio CENTER ACTIVITIES At the core of the Center's mission is the facilitation of intellectual discussions about Africa. Through the sponsorship of colloquia, symposia, conferences, monthly luncheon seminars, and visiting Africanist guest lecturers and scholars, the CAS introduces various aspects of African societies to members of the University and the Columbus community. June 26, 2004 Theme: Somali History and Culture The Ohio State University (OSU) Center for African Studies is pleased to invite you to its annual K-12 Teachers Workshop on Teaching African History and Culture, which will take place June 26, 2004. The workshop will be held at the OSU African American and African Studies Community Extension Center, located at 905 Mount Vernon Avenue in Columbus. Course Description: Conference Presenters The program (see attached) provides eight contact hours of instruction. Certificates of attendance will be made available to participants.

83. Somalitalk.com Online Community Nature of political discourse leading to solutions in the context of Somali culture A naturally predisposed characteristic or acquired through experience. http://leyla.somalitalk.com/2001/august/14.html

Free Web space and hosting - somalitalk.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 DHEGEYSO QUR'AANKA Halkan waxaad ka dhegeysankartaa quraanka kariimka ah: Guji halkan Hajka Select / Xulo > Hajj And Umrah > Islaam.com > Moon Sighting > Ummah.org > @ SomaliTalk Islaamka Select / Xulo > BaroSaxaabada > Sakada Maalka > islamtopsites > IslamicWebsites Wararka Select / Xulo . Africa Highlights . 20/20 ABC . BBC Africa . CNN Africa . CBS 60 Min. . IRIN . News Index . Northern Light . Somali News . UN Somalia . Yahoo News . News Sources Cilmibaaris Select / Xulo . Macdanta (Som) Maqaallo Select / Xulo . Aamusanaha . BCCP . Caddaawe . Deep Thought . Duggaal . Ingiriis . Saahid . SPR . SRG . Umuuraha Islaam Caafimaad Select / Xulo . Weydii Dr.Ibrahim . AIDS Radio/TV Select / Xulo . AfSoomaali Radio NEW WEBSITES Qandala BosasoUniversity Horyaal somaliyouth ... Geeska Africa HTML kubaro Afsoomaali Guji halkan ALJASIRA TV INTERVIEW with ONLF President Mohamed Omar Click to watch [Arabic] Courtesy of www.Ogaden.com

84. Field Work In Somali Country This area is also part of the heartland of Somali culture. This area has always fascinated me, both for its biology and for its unique culture. http://www.explorelifeonearth.org/fieldsomali.html

Collecting in Somali country The heartland of Moringa diversity is in northeast Africa, where the countries of Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia meet Locals call the place where the countries meet "border point one" and is shown in photo 1. Somalia is to the right of the dirt road, Kenya to the left, and Ethiopia beyond the Dawa River, which is visible as a green strip in the distance. This area is also part of the heartland of Somali culture. This area has always fascinated me, both for its biology and for its unique culture. I found the local people to be wonderfully hospitable, sometimes almost to excess. Often the first time I came to a village I was invited to feast on goat or camel and drink spiced tea with local authorities (2. in Mandera and 3. in Yabicho). Rural Somalis know the local flora intimately, so discussions with them proved to be invaluable in locating previously undocumented populations of Moringa (photo 4). I also found the reputation for the area being dangerous to be justified in certain regions, particularly on the Kenya-Somalia border, where it was necessary to travel with soldiers (photo 5). Photo 6 shows me preparing dried, pressed herbarium specimens of

85. Maine Humanities Council Newsletter - Fall 2001 in their homes. Storytelling is used both to explore and celebrate Somali culture and to provide a basis for English instruction. http://www.mainehumanities.org/newsletter/fall-01-p3.html

[back to Newsletters index The Maine Humanities Council Newsletter ~ Fall 2001 ~ p. 3 Back to School (cover page) A Pitcher, Some Milk Somali Alphabet and Wes McNair at Drury Pond Born to Read Teaching ... Beowulf E xtras Extra Information 'Jalaato' is Ice Cream: A Somali Alphabet for Maine The 3,000 Somalis refugees who have settled in Maine - and their children who have grown up here - face the double challenge of learning to read and write English while preserving a sense of their own rich culture and language. With that in mind, the Maine Humanities Council was a major funder of a A Somali Alphabet /Alfabeetadda Soomaaliyeed, a bilingual primer that illustrates each letter of the Somali alphabet with a word characteristic of Somali life. From B for Babaay (papaya) - the alphabet follows the Arabic order - to U for Uunsi (incense), the paperback book includes explanatory texts in both English and Somali. Written by Nadifo Ayanle and illustrated by Melissa Girardin, the primer should appeal to a variety of audiences. These include adult Somalis learning to read English, English-speaking Mainers interested in learning about Somali life, and young Somalis whose rapid Americanization means they may have lost some links with their traditional Islamic culture, including its language. The book is produced by the African Women's Literacy Project, part of the programming of Portland Adult Education. Through the project, Somali mothers with babies or toddlers receive tutoring in their homes. Storytelling is used both to explore and celebrate Somali culture and to provide a basis for English instruction.

86. I Have A Right To | BBC World Service Mohamed Mohamed Somali. Reporter s Story. I had never looked into Somali culture microscopically; people there struggle every day. http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/people/features/ihavearightto/four_b/report-mo

@import "../newbrowsers.css"; Front Page Case Studies Programmes Reporters Stories ... Project Other Producers: Bengali Burmese French for Africa Indonesian ... Uzbek BBC Sites: Country Profile: Somalia Somaliland Votes on Independence Arms Banned on Mogadishu Streets External Sites: Somali.com Somalinet.com The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites Mohamed Mohamed - Somali Reporter's Story I had never looked into Somali culture microscopically; people there struggle every day. For this radio series, I wanted to know whether it's possible to speak about human rights in an interesting way. Article 1: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. A Poem and a Song on Human Rights In Kenya, where there is a large Somali community, I met Ahmed Hussein, a poet. I asked him if he could write a poem based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). It is seven minutes long because he wanted to cover every article. His words are very moving. This is an excerpt: The thirty articles on human rights have been agreed to all over the world; I will explain each and every one to you; hold on to it tight and do not let it slip.

87. BBC - Leicester Voices - Helen Reviews The Day Of Culture Watch Mohad s Setting Down Roots video. Exhibition / Open Day Many People came to the New Walk museum to visit the exhibition / Open Day about Somali culture. http://www.bbc.co.uk/leicester/voices/2002/07/voices_open_day_helen_cockle.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index SATURDAY 12th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage England Leicester ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Voices: Turning words into action VOICES OPEN DAY Helen reviews the day of culture As the Leicester Voices producer I - Helen Cockle - am extremely proud to have been part of such a day. The event was fantastic. Listen to what went on Helen in traditional dress greeting visitors Pictures of the Voices Open Day in Leicester On Saturday 07 June the Leicester New Walk hosted a free Voices Open Day. The Somali community had a range of activities to offer. There was the chance to join in a drumming and a batique workshop. You could even find out more about Somali arts and crafts - as well as try traditional food and drink. I would like to acknowledge the Somali community groups and people from the community without whom it simply would not have been possible. Helen Cockle Leicester Voices Producer I would like to acknowledge the Somali community groups and people from the community without whom it simply would not have been possible.

88. Somalian Journalists Network Online less reliable and much more monitored than the internet, which provides up to date news for the country and suits the tell me Somali culture. Recent SOJON http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/story764.html

advertisement Jobs for journalists Reporters News editors Features Section editors Specialist writers Editors Publishers Editorial assts Trainees Sub-editors Production eds Proofreaders Freelance Art editors Designers Photographers Picture research PR/Comms Submit a job vacancy Vacancies by email Jobsearch service Media information pack Freelancers Search for a freelancer Advertise your services Freelance links Training Diary of training events Training Links Awards/events Awards diary Events diary Useful links News links Links for subs Links for designers Online publications Contacts Email news editor Email publisher Full contact details online news for online journalists Somalian journalists network online Posted: 19 November 2003 By: Jemima Kiss Email: jemima@journalism.co.uk SOJON, the Somali Journalists' Network, has launched an extensive new web resource for the country's professional journalists. The site will provide training, support and information on press freedom issues in Somalia, and will also act as a central information point for researchers and journalists around the world. "SOJON was initially established in 2002 for internet journalists, but also provides a public face for all Somali journalists," said Omar Faruk Osman, secretary general of SOJON.

89. USIP PeaceWatch - August 1996 in March 1993 has revealed that the military unit involved received inadequate training as peacekeepers and little orientation to Somali culture, says Donna http://www.usip.org/peacewatch/1996/896/shortake.html

Contents USIP Home Page Short Takes Selected Institute Events Peacekeeping Tragedy An examination into events surrounding the death of a Somali boy who was tortured by Canadian peacekeepers in March 1993 has revealed that the military unit involved received inadequate training as peacekeepers and little orientation to Somali culture, says Donna Winslow, professor of anthropology at the University of Ottawa. Winslow, a researcher for the Canadian parliament's Commission of Inquiry into the Deployment of Forces to Somalia, discussed some of the commission's early findings at the Institute July 3. The Canadian Airborne Regiment was a highly insulated group, separate not only from civilian society but in some ways from the rest of the military, Winslow said. Due to their lack of training for peacekeeping operations, they sometimes responded inappropriately to the general mores of Somali culture. The tragedy of the boy's death highlights the crucial role of training in preparing military units for peacekeeping operations. Small Countries as Peacekeepers Small and neutral countries have always been important contributors of forces to peacekeeping operations, says senior fellow Erwin Schmidl, a military historian with the Austrian Ministry of Defense. He discussed his fellowship project, an overview of peace operations, at a work-in-progress talk June 26, where he reviewed in particular the composition of forces and the role of troop contributors. Small countries tend to have greater respect for international organizations such as the United Nations and their positive role in world politics, Schmidl noted. Nevertheless, it is the high standards of professionalism many of these countries have established for their forces rather than their political reputation that makes them so welcome as troop contributors, he concluded.

90. A Taste Of Africa Most of the articles I came across were negative information about somalia and Somaliland. Click here! Buy Somali Products Click here! http://jadedafrica.dekarabaw.com/

And I Say A Taste of Africa is my online journal intended to update my family and friends about my life as a development worker in this part of the Horn of Africa. I am in Somaliland, a country longing for an international recognition. I started blogging during the time when I was on the verge of becoming burnt out. Writing became my therapy, my outlet. When I was applying in becoming a development worker for a skills share program, I never heard of Somaliland, I searched and searched for information. Most of the articles I came across were negative information about Somalia and Somaliland. Information that seems alien to people without a good grasp of the African context I wanted to know more about the life and place called Somaliland, I found none. Thus, I decided to put my stories online. For my friends, family and for those who like me, wanted to know more Join us in our work in Somaliland Somaliland has one of the lowest literacy level in the world, not because they don't want to learn but because they couldn't afford to go to school. Young Somalilanders only need $5 to go to a vocational school run by Candlelight a local NGO in Burao and Hargeisa we are currently assisting. It is schools like these that keep learning alive in this country. A country where 1 out of 5 children do not live to see their 5th birthday, where maternal mortality is the highest in the world. A country where the people choose to survive by maintaining the fragile peace stability. Commend their steadfast spirit of survival and be a part of making this country rise from the wreckage of war.

91. Welcome Banadir.com - Where News Is Always Free Somali event bolsters culture (By Mehgan Lee) ( May 24 2004 ) Cheers and jeers erupted for more than one basketball game in Minneapolis on Friday night. http://www.banadir.com/

Web Hosting Main Page Latest News BBC Somali 1800 ... Topic of the week M.M.Afrah's Books 0rder M. M. Afrah's book THE SOMALI TRAGEDY THE GANG RAPE OF A NATION. Mr. Afrah is a skillful writer and innovative storyteller. CLICK HERE FOR THE REVIEWS AND HOW TO ORDER THE BOOK. Mogadishu Links Somalia (60 - 69) Somalia-Study Somali Links ... Djibouti Conference Search BBC News Aideed wants ruling quashed (Nairiobi) (EAS) ( Jun 11 2004 ) Somali factional leader Hussein Aideed wants the High Court to set aside a judgement which was Somalis head to Real (BBC) ( Jun 10 2004 ) Four young Somali footballers are on their way to Spanish giants Real Madrid for a two-week summer f Somalia is one big family (Minnesota) ( Jun 9 2004 ) Local Somalis challenged to maintain family circle here St. Cloud Somalis turned away from taxi driving jobs (Minnesota Public Radio) ( Jun 7 2004 ) For 30 years, St. Cloud has had an ordinance on its books that forbids immigrants Somali 'womb row hospital' opens (BBC) ( Jun 7 2004 ) The only free hospital in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, has reopened, five weeks after it shut

92. Somalian Students Society Malaysia :: Based o­na nomadic culture, Somali people have long musical and art tradition.The language has a rich oral tradition but no official decision o­n how it http://www.sssmalaysia.org/

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