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Extractions: Having a strong interest in the culture of the African Horn I read this book on Somalia for further insight into one of the African continent's most interesting and remote countries. Somalia has a fascinating culture making it unqiue in Africa for being a transition zone from the Muslim north to the Christain/Animist South. The Somali culture long based on clans is also unique to the Sub-Saharan African realm in that the Somali population is relatively homogenous. Ninety nine percent of the Somali population speak the same language and share the same culture despite being fractured by ruling clans. This book gives a wonderful introduction and detailed description of the country's culture, history and political-economic situation. The only problem is that more quality pictures should of been added to give the reader a more acurate picture of Somalia rather than being a desolate desert land with starving people. Other than that this book is gold.
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town dwellers, the vast majority of whom resided in somalia's capital, Mogadishu ofthe population are ethnic Somalis, sharing a common culture, in traditional
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Extractions: Somalia Somalia Somali nomad, symbol of the country's predominantly pastoral life THE SOMALIS ARE A CULTURALLY, linguistically, and religiously homogeneous people, who are divided along clan lines and sparsely scattered over a harsh, dry land. There are significant distinctions among sectors of the population, related in part to variations in means of livelihood. In the early 1990s, roughly 60 percent of an estimated population of more than 8.4 million were still nomadic pastoralists or seminomadic herders, subject to the vicissitudes of an arid climate. Twenty to 25 percent of the people were cultivators, most living in the southern half of the country, on or between Somalia's two major rivers, the Jubba and the Shabeelle. The remainder were town dwellers, the vast majority of whom resided in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu. With the fall of General Mahammad Siad Barre's regime on January 27, 1991, and the ensuing internal warfare that resulted in the disintegration of the Somali state, patterns of residency changed dramatically. For instance, the population of Mogadishu, estimated at 500,000 in the mid-1980s, witnessed the influx of thousands of refugees. As a result, Mogadishu reportedly had about 2 million inhabitants in early 1992. Throughout the country the civil war, along with the lawlessness as Siad Barre's regime collapsed and the absence of functioning governmental and social institutions, produced a chaotic situation.
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Extractions: Haashi's Image Gallery (Hoyga Sawirrada) - Some unique Somali Pictures which are not yet seen on the net(about 20 years ago) MandeqNet - This site is dedicated to the honor and promotion of the Somali arts and literature. It is a place where you can learn as well as teach all about the Somali arts and literature Somali Cultural Association - One of the major objectives of this association is to promote the Somali Culture here in Australia Waaberi - Waaberi: Somali Cultural Home Page Marescotti private collection of african art - I am an old italian medical doctor living and working in Africa since 1952. I started my career in Somalia in 1952 Paula Reinhard Artist - Visit my studio! Paint with me! My pictures in your gallery! "Welcome to Page of Somali poetry, Culture and History" - "Culture and history from Somalia and Somaliland inc, poetry, folkore stories arts childrens stories gabayo geeraaro litriture and somali politicts in a poetical context!" Home
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Extractions: Brava Net - Resource for information pertaining to the Somalian town of Brava. Somaliland CyberSpace - Somaliland Republic, bordered to the east by Somalia, Ethiopia to the south, and Djibouti to the west, corresponds to the former colonial territory of British Somaliland Protectorate. As one of the most recently established nations, Somaliland presents a new field of study for scholars. Map of Somalia - Small map, 1997. Map of Somalia - Political, 1988. (213K) Somalia overview Map at NewAfrica.com - Roads, railways, airports, lakes, rivers, cities. Bravanese Network. - Provides information and links pertaining to the Somalian town of Brava. Learn about Brava's language, culture, history, and people. Frontline: Ambush in Mogadishu - An exploration of why the Somalia peacekeeping mission failed and the mistakes made in Somalia by U.S. military, UN peacekeeping mission and US foreign policy makers involved in Somalia. Somaliland Women's Organization (SWOMT) - SWOMT is dedicated to helping Somali women and children improved the quality of their lives in their newly chosen homeland by helping them adjust to, settle in and integrate with the Toronto area communities in which they live, work and attend school.
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Extractions: Muslim Arabs and Persians established trading posts along Somalia's coasts from the 7th to 10th cent., and Somali warriors joined Muslim sultanates in their battles with Christian Ethiopia in the 15th and 16th cent. Britain, France and Italy began to dominate the region in the 19th cent. Britain established a protectorate in 1887 and concluded an agreement with France in 1888 defining their Somali possessions. Italy created a small protectorate in 1889, added territory in the south, and in 1925 detached Jubaland from Kenya. Somali-speaking districts of Ethiopia were combined with Italian Somaliland in 1936 to form Italian East Africa. Britain conquered Italian Somaliland in World War II, and the former colony, renamed Somalia, gained internal autonomy in 1956 and independence in 1960. The presence of some 350,000 Somalis in neighboring countries stirred demands for a "Greater Somalia," and fighting erupted with Ethiopia in 1964 over the Ogaden region, which Somalia claims. In 1969 a coup led by Maj. Gen. Muhammad Siyad Barre resulted in a socialist state. In 1977 the corrupt and repressive regime broke with the USSR over Soviet aid to Ethiopia and received aid during the 1980s from the U.S. The Somali army invaded the Ogaden region in 1978 but was defeated (1979) by Ethiopian forces; skirmishes continued into the early 1980s.
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Extractions: Register a new user Somali News archive SOMALIA: TNG says it will not leave Kenya peace conference NAIROBI, 31 Mar 2003 (IRIN) - A spokesman for TNG Prime Minister Hassan Abshir Farah said on Monday that Somalia's Transitional National Government was not planning to leave peace talks in Nairobi, Kenya, despite a meeting in Mogadishu at the weekend between the TNG and faction leaders.
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Extractions: Peace Building (Somalia) The European Commission and UNESCO foster peace-building in Somalia. As a follow-up to a UNDP-funded UNESCO project on Civic Education for Good Governance and Development, the present project, funded by the European Commission aims at assisting communities at the grass-roots level with the view of the re-knitting of the social fabric in the different parts of the country together through a process of dialogue, interaction and exchange of views and information. The project closely links peace building and community-based communication. To this aim, the Peace Resources Centers and Community Groups previously established shall be reinforced and new ones shall be created. Support shall be provided to radio production and broadcasting of programmes providing civic education and encouraging a culture of peace to local populations, and co-operation shall be reinforced among and with radio stations in the sub-region. Women participation in the peace-building process shall be promoted, including through networking of women associations. A peace and conflict prevention monitoring system shall be developed. Progress and Promise
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Extractions: Having a strong interest in the culture of the African Horn I read this book on Somalia for further insight into one of the African continent's most interesting and remote countries. Somalia has a fascinating culture making it unqiue in Africa for being a transition zone from the Muslim north to the Christain/Animist South. The Somali culture long based on clans is also unique to the Sub-Saharan African realm in that the Somali population is relatively homogenous. Ninety nine percent of the Somali population speak the same language and share the same culture despite being fractured by ruling clans. This book gives a wonderful introduction and detailed description of the country's culture, history and political-economic situation. The only problem is that more quality pictures should of been added to give the reader a more acurate picture of Somalia rather than being a desolate desert land with starving people. Other than that this book is gold.

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