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By Tajuddin
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Nov 16th, 2014
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Mogadishu (Reuters + DIPLOMAT.SO) – Somalia’s al Shabaab militants said they fired mortar bombs at the presidential palace in Mogadishu on Sunday, but government and police spokesmen said none had landed inside the compound. The Islamist militants attacked the president’s compound o...
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Nov 16th, 2014
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Mogadishu (Agencies + DIPLOMAT.SO) – A car bomb blast has left one person dead and another injured in Somalia’s capital city of Mogadishu. Sunday’s explosion took place on Maka al-Mukarama, one of Mogadishu’s busiest central roads, which leads to the city’s government district. Poli...
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Nov 16th, 2014
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Los Angeles ( Agencies + DIPLOMAT.SO) – Kim Kardashian’s shoot for Paper magazine has divided opinion all over the globe. And now sister Khloe has come out to publicly defend the snaps which feature her sister in the nude. Speaking to E!, the reality TV star said: “If you got it, flaunt i...
By Tajuddin
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Nov 16th, 2014
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Juba ( Agencies + DIPLOMAT.SO) – A South Sudanese soldier fired two bullets at close range into a US embassy vehicle travelling in a convoy carrying the top US official in the country, the American official said. The US ambassador, Charles Twining, said he was travelling in an armoured diplomat...
By Tajuddin
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Nov 16th, 2014
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Paris ( Agencies + DIPLOMAT.SO) – According to a monthly report released by the International Energy Agency (IEA) on Nov 14, oil prices will continue to go downhill until the early starting months of 2015, unless oil companies reduce their production. North America is supplying oil in excess am...
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Nov 16th, 2014
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Lincoln, Nebraska, USA (Reuters + DIPLOMAT.SO) – A surgeon from Sierra Leone, critically ill with Ebola, was flown to a Nebraska hospital for treatment on Saturday, and is sicker than previous patients treated in the United States, medical officials said. Dr. Martin Salia, 44, a permanent U.S. ...
By Tajuddin
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Nov 16th, 2014
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Canberra ( Agencies + DIPLOMAT.SO) – Australia’s Somali community is warning that the threat posed by terror groups in the African country could increase because of tough banking regulations that prevent them from sending money home. Westpac is the last of the major banks facilitating mon...
