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[Somalia] a State of Need - December 2006 After years of conflict and isolation, Somalia finds itself once more at the brink. Much of the country is now under the control of the Union of Islamic Courts, but will Somalia’s new actor bring security and d IRIN Film & TV
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    Meanwhile, the Embassy of Sudan in Nairobi on Thursday denied having any involvement “whatsoever “ with the attacks. “It is unfortunate that Uganda regards Sudan as its first enemy and issues all manner of propaganda against it,” embassy spokesman Al Mansour Bolad told IRIN. “This embassy exists for diplomatic purposes. We have not and will never utilise its existence to mastermind rebel activities,” he said, adding that Sudan did not control its borders with Uganda.

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