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    Somali Refugees

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    Even if a civilian were to get injured or sick‚ the health care system in Somalia remains flawed. For example‚ Somalis experience outbreaks of polio and measles‚ two diseases that are nearly eradicated‚ due to their poor health care system (“Rape”). Somali people barely have the right to a safe life. Because of this‚ Somalia has been declared a failed state. Kenya’s history with refugees is seemingly positive. With Dadaab opening over twenty years

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    Running head: History Essay UNCLASSIFIED History Essay on Operation Gothic Serpent Abstract Operation Gothic Serpent in Oct 1993 in Mogadishu‚ Somalia has been labeled one of the bloodiest firefights for United States troops. It has also arguably been remembered as one of the U.S. military’s blunders. Although the majority of Americans were disgusted and outraged by the failed operation‚ it can be used as a tool to study the vital role of NCOs and force readiness. History

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    Al Shabaab

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    understanding of terrorism in order to attempt to prevent attacks. Modern terrorist groups are plentiful. For this assignment I have decided to look outside the scope of UK based terrorism and into the most recent of groups as well as most topical. Somalia has come to the forefront of Terrorism in recent years mainly due to the much published “Pirate attacks”. Al Shabbab Al Qaeda is probably the most infamous terrorist group currently active in the world. Founded by the notorious Osama bin Laden

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    Somali Pirates

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    writes in a article about Somalia’s coast; Nuclear power companies started to pay to have their nuclear waste taken to Somalia and dumped because it an easy way to get rid of nuclear waste. The waste hurt the fish population and the fishermen lost their jobs (Gettleman). Anouk Zijlma writes that without a steady source of income from fishing‚ the fishermen working out of Puntland Somalia have set up their own system of defending their coast and making money in the process (Zijlma). Countries have labeled

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    Gjugju

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    the longest sustained firefight involving American troops since the Vietnam War. On October 3‚ 1993 about a hundred elite U.S. soldiers were dropped by helicopters into the teeming market in the heart of Mogadishu‚ Somalia. Their mission was to abduct two tops lieutenants of a Somalia warlord and return to base. It was supposed to take an hour. Instead they found themselves pinned down through a long and terrible night fighting against thousands of heavily armed Somalis. The following morning‚ eighteen

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    Captain Philips is a movie featuring the ever rising piracy activities in the great seas of the Indian Ocean off the Coast of Somalia a country in the horn of Africa. Tom Hanks‚ Paul Greengrass and Billy Ray teamed to tell the true story of Richard Philips a US cargo ship captain who surrendered himself to the Somalia pirates so that his crew would be safe. The movie shows how Lots of men and women risk their lives to make and deliver goods that some people take for granted. A world away‚ some other

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    Black Hawk Down

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    story of how a crew of Delta and Ranger Boys flew into Mogadishu‚ a city within Somalia. The mission of these men was to conduct a raid on a building in the heart of the city; they were looking for a man named Mohamed Farrid Aidid. Aidid was the warlord leader over the area and was responsible for withholding American and Foreign aid to the people of Somalia. The warlords were attempting to rule the people of Somalia using starvation as their main weapon. Delta Company was being sent into the city

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    The Tomorrow Tamer

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    The Tomorrow-Tamer story carries a large weight of her musings on religion at this time‚ and all of them are based on her intense awareness of the disruptions caused by one society’s impositions on another and the tragedies of failures in communication that inevitably follow. Marriage to Jack Laurence‚ an hydraulic engineer‚ and a move‚ first to London‚ England‚ and then to dam-building projects in Somaliland and Ghana‚ began Margaret’s second major broadening of horizons. As she has recorded

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    First Battle of Mogadishu

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    Agenda for Peace have avoided the first Battle for Mogadishu? The First battle of Mogadishu took place in 1993 as a result of increased tension over the conquest to create ‘Greater Somalia’ that led up to the battle. These tensions were escalated by the ensuing power struggles that were happening in Somalia between the existing rebel groups of Somali Salvation Democratic Front (SSDF)‚ Somali Patriotic Movement (SPM) and Somali Democratic Movement (SDM) and the United Somali Congress (USC) which

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    Natural Hazards- Drought

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    Africa Drought affected most parts of Kenya‚ Ethiopia and Somalia. This lack of rain continued through 2011‚ driving food prices to unprecedented amounts. Due to two farming seasons being missed‚ many could not afford to buy food and fodder from more fertile areas. Approximately 12.4 million people were facing food shortages. The United Nations declared famine on July 20th 2011 in southern regions of Bakool and Lower Shabelle in Somalia. This Drought was wide spread through East Africa‚ and is

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