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| | Somaliland Forum |
 | | The Republic of Somaliland is the former British Somaliland Protectorate from the 1880s to 26 June 1960 when it became the independent "State of Somaliland." Many countries formally welcomed the new state. | | | Since then, Somaliland has established a bicameral parliament, an independent judiciary and a government headed by a President. | | | Parliamentary elections will be held this year as well. |
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http://www.somalilandforum.com/slf/press_release/slf_mr-04-02-03.shtml
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| | Ra'yiga Dadweynaha |
| | Besides the withdrawal decision of May 1991, the landmark referendum held in Somaliland on May 31, 2001, overwhelmingly approved Somaliland constitution and reaffirmed, in the presence of international election monitors, the will of the Somaliland people to have independent, sovereign state of their own. | | | A successful Somaliland State with permanent peace and progress hinges on three: Respect for the law (Somaliland Constituiton), respect for the democratic system, Islam supports shared rule through representation that respects Islamic laws and rejects unjust dictatorships, and respect for freedom of press and speech. | | | In his first 10 months the Presidency in Somaliland has accomplished much against the corruption that was rampant in the country; the president has brought in new blood into the executive; the president has named new and popular Ministers who are young or old but very capable irrespective of whether they support UDUB. |
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http://www.xisbiga-udub.com/ra'yiga_dadweynaha.htm
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| | Helander Peace in Somalia Now? |
| | This is now thought to be the decisive turning point that will reopen all the international checkbooks and ensure that the stream of foreign aid comes back. | | | The minister of defense is a person who failed to become elected as Puntland’s president two years ago and who was also forced to abdicate from the traditional leadership position he held up to that point. | | | This decision also gained impetus from the first Djibouti conference in 1991, where yet another southerner had been proclaimed president. |
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http://www.unc.edu/depts/diplomat/AD_Issues/amdipl_17/commentary/helander_peace.html
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| | Somaliland.Org |
| | A referendum on the Somaliland Constitution was held in 2000, local elections were held in 2002 and presidential elections in 2003. | | | The State of Somaliland was an independent African state, albeit, for a brief period, in 1960, and had its own Constitution, legislature, executive and judiciary. | | | There is no “federation” of states in Somalia. |
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http://www.somaliland.org/ns.asp?ID=04082600
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| | Somalia Somaliland on the Internet |
| | Has the 2001 Somaliland Constitution, full text laws, position papers regarding events in Somalia, information on the Somaliland National Elections Commission, news from newspapers ( Haatuf News, Somaliland Times, etc.), the dangers of using khat. | | | Addo served as vice-president of the African Football Confederation and is a long established official. | | | WSP's database of citations to research reports, books, unpublished reports, etc. is searchable by keyword. |
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http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/somalia.html
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| | Somaliland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The prime minister of British Somaliland, Ibrahim Egal, became a minister in the new republic of Somalia. | | | Egal was elected president in 1993, re-elected in 1998 and remained in power until his death on May 3, 2002. | | | Somaliland ( Somali : Soomaaliland) is a former British territory located in the northwest region of |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somaliland
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| | SOMALILAND, Landmine Monitor Report 1999 |
| | It has a bicameral parliament, and an elected president. | | | Letter dated 26 November 1997 from Somaliland President Mohamed Ibrahim Egal to Canadian Foreign Minister Lloyd Axworthy concerning Somaliland’s willingness to sign the Mine Ban Treaty. | | | Discussion with Rashid Haji Abdillahi, Somaliland Minister of Defense, 20 January 1999. |
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http://www.icbl.org/lm/1999/somaliland.html
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| | NomadNet:PRESERVING AMERICAN SECURITY TIES TO SOMALIA |
| | Somalia adopted its first national constitution in June | | | Relations between Washington and Magadishu were close from 1982 until last | | | Legislative assembly elections were held in British Somaliland in |
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http://www.netnomad.com/heritage.html
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| | Somaliland (Somalia) |
| | The Republic of Somaliland (which isn't recognized as independent by the independent nations) has a National Charter (Constitution). | | | So this flag did not belong to any party but to the SNM that Mr Egal wasn't even a member of and by the way Mr.Egal passed away on May 2002 in Pretoria, South Africa and buried at his home port city of Berbera. | | | Perhaps this was the Party flag (or an version of it) of the current president Egal. |
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http://flagspot.net/flags/so-mlan.html
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| | Somaliland Net: |
| | Check what is new on somaliland Net - Halkan waxaad ka eegi kartaa waxa ku soo kordhay Somaliland Net ama ku cusub. | | | Riix halkan hadii aad isleedahay soo dir fikradaada To Submit Article or Opinion | | | Somaliland Government is planning To postpone the Parliamentarian Elections |
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http://www.somalilandnet.com/somaliland_voice/articles/12671.shtml
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| | Somalia. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 |
| | Yusuf, a former general who had served as president of Puntland, and the parliament are to serve for five years. | | | Britain proclaimed the end of its protectorate in June, 1960, and on July 1 the legislatures of the two new states created the United Republic of Somalia. | | | Somalia invaded the disputed territory in 1977 but was driven out by Ethiopian forces in 1978. |
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http://www.bartleby.com/65/so/Somalia.html
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| | NomadNet: SomaliArchive |
| | Murder, Slavery, Beatings and Theft on Somalia's banana plantations. | | | Somalia's new president returns to his destroyed nation. | | | Former U.S. ambassador to Somalia Frank Crigler reporting on his trip to Somalia. |
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http://www.netnomad.com/somalia-archive.html
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| | Somaliland Net:Analysis:It is Now Or Never for Somalia |
| | Check what is new on Somaliland Net - Halkan waxaad ka eegtaa waxa ku soo kordhay Somaliland Net ama ku cusub. | | | This is a view that some delegates at the conference seem to share. | | | The move to include the breakaway Somali states of Puntland and Somaliland in the final government is already being undermined by the border dispute between the two. |
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http://www.somalilandnet.com/somaliland_news/somaliland/2002/12359.shtml
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| | Guide to Canadian Literary Papers at York University Archives |
| | She worked as a reporter for the Winnipeg Citizen upon graduation and married Jack Laurence, a civil-engineering graduate of the University of Manitoba, the same year. | | | In 1949, they moved to England and one year later, they left for Africa and remained there for seven years, first in the British Protectorate of Somaliland (now Somalia) (1950-2), then in Ghana just before its independence (1953-7). | | | Also in 1963 appeared The ProphetÂ’s Camel Bell, a memoir of her years in Somaliland. |
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http://www.info.library.yorku.ca/depts/asc/Resource_Guides/guide_to_canlit/laurence-margaret.htm
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| | afrol News - Somaliland |
| | afrol News - Pro-democratic Somalilanders are outraged by the five-year prison sentence against 17-year old Zamzam Ahmed Dualeh for "espionage". | | | Awdal News Network / afrol News - Somaliland Vice-President Ahmed Yusuf Yasin today raised expectations that Zamzam Ahmed Dualeh, a teenage girl, sentenced by Hargeisa court to four years for espionage and false identification, may be pardoned soon. | | | E-MAIL service to be cancelled in March 2005! |
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http://www.afrol.com/countries/somaliland
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| | Library of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handbook Series / Belize / Appendix B |
| | Pakistan left in 1972, after Britain and other members recognized Bangladesh, formerly East Pakistan, but in 1987 rejoined the Commonwealth (see table A, this appendix). | | | Burma did not join the Commonwealth, but the other three became independent Commonwealth members. | | | Some former British colonies did not join, however; these included Iraq, Transjordan (now Jordan), British Somaliland (now Somalia), Southern Cameroons (now Cameroon), the Maldive Islands, and the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen (South Yemen). |
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http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/belize/bz_appnb.html
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| | British Somaliland -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Online Article |
| | May 3, 2002, Pretoria, S.Af.), as president (from 1993) of the self-proclaimed Republic of Somaliland, established an... | | | Information on this New York-based reenactment group dedicated to the memory of soldiers that fought for the British during the American Revolution. | | | More results on "British Somaliland" when you join. |
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http://www.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=383364
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| | Literary Encyclopedia: Laurence, Margaret |
| | Laurence's career in journalism was short, though; in 1948, she married Jack Laurence, a civil engineer, and they left Canada the following year when Jack accepted a position in the British Protectorate of Somaliland (now Somalia) to construct some 30 reservoirs. | | | Throughout her years at college and at the newspaper, she was deeply influenced by the liberal ideals of the Winnipeg Old Left, ideals that shaped a social vision characterised by her large capacity for compassion and her indignant reaction to injustice. | | | In 1952 the Laurences moved to Ghana (then the Gold Coast), staying until 1957 when the country gained its independence. |
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http://www.literaryencyclopedia.com/php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=2630
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| | Welcome banadir.com - where news is always free |
| | A world whose values rest more on self-gratification, muscle-flexing and High Noon act against tiny countries, making naught of its much publicized concern for democracy, human rights and individual dignity. | | | While France, the other Permanent member of the Security Council was motivated to protect her foothold in Djibouti, which she had renamed as Afar and Issa Territory, dropping the name “French Somaliland”. | | | Paradoxically, the same British Government had proposed a unified Greater Somalia in the immediate aftermath of World War Two! |
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http://www.banadir.com/somalia_now.shtml
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| | FMD Country Codes |
| | Yemen (at various times has been divided in to North Yemen and South Yemen) | | | German Democratic Republic (East Germany) (now part of Germany) | | | Ruanda Urundi (now divided into Rwanda and Burundi) |
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http://www.iah.bbsrc.ac.uk/virus/Picornaviridae/Aphthovirus/FMDVCC.HTM
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| | June 26, 1960 in History |
| | British Somaliland (now Somalia) gains independence from Britain | | | Add "Today in History" to Your Site - it's Easy! | | | Many a time I have wanted to stop talking and find out what I really believed. |
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http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1960/june_26_1960_122759.html
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| | Somali - SomaliNet - Somalia: |
| | We are building the largest somalia related virtual library with many different sub-sections. | | | A huge database of external Somalia related sites |
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http://www.somalinet.com/
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