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Illegal Somali charcoal shipments continue
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Somalia president rejects UN graft charges
Sharif Ahmed slams UN report accusing senior officials of corruption, as he campaigns for re-election in landmark vote.
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Eritrea 'reduces support' for al-Shabab
UN report says the east African country decreases its help for the al-Qaeda-allied group amid international pressure.
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US admits ops in Yemen and Somalia
White House formally acknowledges "direct action", believed to mean drone strikes, against al-Qaeda and its affiliates.
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A precious chance for Somalia
Past conferences were never followed up by sustained, sufficient and systematic material and moral support.
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