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Life appears to be returning to normal in Baidoa, the third largest town in Somalia.
The town was liberated by the Rahawin Resistance Army, or the R-R-A, from the forces of Hussein Aideed in June of this year.
It had been controlled by Aideed's militia for the past four years.
The governing militia have started a campaign to seize all illegal weapons in an attempt to control security in the town.
Colonel Adam Ali Ahmed deputy head of the R-R-A claims that his forces have managed to repel Aideed's forces.
He says his own militia had managed to kill scores of Oromo and Eritrean soldiers, said to be allied with Aideed, however he denied his forces received any assistance from the Ethiopian military.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"Our forces have spotted Eritrean and Oromo fighters alongside with Aideeds militias. We have managed to repel them all and kill large numbers of them."
SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
" Our forces have gone beyond the Bay and Bakol regions and we are confident that we will overrun Kismayo town. We are determined."
SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander
Many of the original inhabitants of this town started to stream back after their own militias began the formation of a new civil administration.
The new administration also includes a police force, judicial court system and small prison with 53 prisoners most of whom committed criminal offences ranging from murder to petty theft.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"In total we have 53 prisoners here. All of them convicted by our courts. We have murderers and thieves here and we are determined to put all criminals in prison."
SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden
The prison warden requests international aid and support in order to rehabilitate these unwanted criminals.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"We are still a new administration and we request the international community and international community to come to our assistance in order to rehabilitate our prisoners and help them to
return to their normal lives."
SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden
However the recent success of the R-R-A has also meant that the conflict in Somalia is widening amidst reports of Ethiopian and Eritrean forces joining in the tribal conflict which has plagued Somalia over the last decade.
The security situation in Baidoa remains precarious, with Aideed's forces camped approximately 150 kilometers outside Baidoa on the main road to the Somali capital Mogadishu.
Beyond the town of Bur-Akaba 60 kilometers from Baidoa the road remains dangerous with bandits and uncontrollable militiamen demanding ransom from passing travellers and truck drivers.
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Somalia police force graduating from police academy in Baidoa Somalia
police recruits yesterday graduated in Baidoa, the capital of the South West State of Somalia after completing a three month intensive training program
The group is the third to graduate in the regional state, in the past one-and-a-half years, bringing the total number of police officers, who have completed the training program
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Mogadishu
1. Islamic Courts Union (ICU) troops with guns getting out of vehicle
2. ICU troops with guns and anti-aircraft weapons heading towards the front line (towards Baidoa)
3. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sheik Yeussif Issa, Islamic Courts Union Commander:
"We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people."
4. Various of heavily armed ICU troops preparing to head towards Baidoa
Baidoa
5. Somali government soldiers leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war
6. Soldiers leading prisoner
7. Soldiers removing prisoner's belt
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hussein Farah Aideed, Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia:
"If the headquarters of the transitional federal institutions of Baidoa is attacked there will be a flame all over Somalia. If the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s) and all the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames."
9. Aideed talking to people outside building
STORYLINE:
An Islamic Court Union (ICU) commander, in charge of the anti-government militia, said from Somalia's capital on Wednesday that the Ethiopians now had only 6 days to leave the government held city of Baidoa or they would be removed by force.
The ICU declared on Tuesday that it would launch a major attack on Ethiopian troops if they didn't withdraw from Somalia within seven days.
"We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people," Sheik Yeussif Issa, an Islamic Courts Union Commander, told AP Television from the ICU held city of Mogadishu.
Anti-government ICU troops were seen preparing weaponry in Mogadishu on Wednesday and heading towards the front line in Baidoa.
Ethiopia supports the embattled government and has acknowledged sending military advisers here, though not a fighting force.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi dismissed the threat on Wednesday, saying it was nothing new.
Several peace initiatives between the Somali government and the Islamic council have failed to take hold, with both sides trading accusations over who is to blame for the deadlock.
Talks between the two sides in Khartoum, Sudan, have not yielded lasting results.
The growing tension in Somalia, which has not had an effective government since 1991, threatens to erupt into a regional war.
The Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia, Hussein Farah Aideed, said that "if the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s)."
"All the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames," he said.
Government forces hold the city of Baidoa but the ICU is in control of large swathes of the country.
On Wednesday government forces were seen leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war and removing his belt on the basis that it couldn't be used as a weapon.
Meanwhile a European Union delegation visiting Mogadishu urged the country's increasingly powerful Islamic militia to resume peace talks with the government amid fears of war, an Islamic official said on Wednesday.
The five-member delegation, including the Italian envoy to Somalia, Mario Raffaelli, met on Tuesday with top leaders of the Council of Islamic Courts.
The delegation was expected to meet soon with members of the government in Baidoa, the only town the administration controls.
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The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has paid a visit to the Horn of African nation to raise awareness on the country’s humanitarian crisis. Authorities and humanitarian experts warn that it's just a metter of time before famine is officially declared in the region. CGTN's Abdulaziz Billow with the latest now from Mogadishu.
- published: 07 Mar 2017
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Baidoa
Baidoa (Somali: Baydhabo, Arabic: بيدوا), also known as Iscia Baidoa (Somali: Isha Baydhabo), is a city in the south-central Bay region of Somalia. It is situated 256 kilometers (159 mi) by road northwest of the national capital Mogadishu. For a brief period during the mid-2000s, Baidoa served as the temporary seat of the Transitional Federal Government. In 2014, it was made the capital of the Southwestern State of Somalia, a prospective Federal Member State.
History
Early history
Baidoa and the broader Bay region is home to a number of important ancient sites. Archaeologists have found pre-historic rock art on the city's outskirts, in Buur Heybe.
During the Middle Ages, Baidoa and its surrounding area was part of the Ajuran Sultanate. The influential polity covered much of southern Somalia and eastern Ethiopia, with its domain extending from Mareeg in the north, to Qelafo in the west, to Kismayo in the south.
In the early modern period, the Baidoa area was ruled by the Geledi Sultanate. The kingdom was eventually incorporated into Italian Somaliland in 1908, and ended in 1910 with the death of its last Sultan Osman Ahmed. After independence in 1960, the city was made the center of the official Baidoa District.
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Somalia
Coordinates: 10°N 49°E / 10°N 49°E / 10; 49
Somalia (/səˈmɑːliə, soʊ-, -ljə/so-MAH-lee-ə; Somali: Soomaaliya; Arabic: الصومال aṣ-Ṣūmāl), officially the Federal Republic of Somalia (Somali: Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, Arabic: جمهورية الصومال الفدرالية Jumhūrīyat aṣ-Ṣūmāl al-Fidirālīyah), is a country located in the Horn of Africa. It is bordered by Ethiopia to the west, Djibouti to the northwest, the Gulf of Aden to the north, the Indian Ocean to the east, and Kenya to the southwest. Somalia has the longest coastline on the continent's mainland, and its terrain consists mainly of plateaus, plains and highlands. Climatically, hot conditions prevail year-round, with periodic monsoon winds and irregular rainfall.
Somalia has a population of around 10.8 million. Around 85% of its residents are ethnic Somalis, who have historically inhabited the northern part of the country. Ethnic minorities are largely concentrated in the southern regions. The official languages of Somalia are Somali and Arabic, both of which belong to the Afroasiatic family. Most people in the country are Muslim, with the majority being Sunni.
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Islamic court
Islamic court or Islamic courts may refer to:
- Sharia courts, in the judiciary of Saudi Arabia
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3:13SOMALIA: BAIDOA: TOWN RECOVERS AFTER R-R-A LIBERATION
SOMALIA: BAIDOA: TOWN RECOVERS AFTER R-R-A LIBERATIONSOMALIA: BAIDOA: TOWN RECOVERS AFTER R-R-A LIBERATION
Somali/Natsound Life appears to be returning to normal in Baidoa, the third largest town in Somalia. The town was liberated by the Rahawin Resistance Army, or the R-R-A, from the forces of Hussein Aideed in June of this year. It had been controlled by Aideed's militia for the past four years. The governing militia have started a campaign to seize all illegal weapons in an attempt to control security in the town. Colonel Adam Ali Ahmed deputy head of the R-R-A claims that his forces have managed to repel Aideed's forces. He says his own militia had managed to kill scores of Oromo and Eritrean soldiers, said to be allied with Aideed, however he denied his forces received any assistance from the Ethiopian military. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) "Our forces have spotted Eritrean and Oromo fighters alongside with Aideeds militias. We have managed to repel them all and kill large numbers of them." SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander SOUNDBITE: (Somali) " Our forces have gone beyond the Bay and Bakol regions and we are confident that we will overrun Kismayo town. We are determined." SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander Many of the original inhabitants of this town started to stream back after their own militias began the formation of a new civil administration. The new administration also includes a police force, judicial court system and small prison with 53 prisoners most of whom committed criminal offences ranging from murder to petty theft. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) "In total we have 53 prisoners here. All of them convicted by our courts. We have murderers and thieves here and we are determined to put all criminals in prison." SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden The prison warden requests international aid and support in order to rehabilitate these unwanted criminals. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) "We are still a new administration and we request the international community and international community to come to our assistance in order to rehabilitate our prisoners and help them to return to their normal lives." SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden However the recent success of the R-R-A has also meant that the conflict in Somalia is widening amidst reports of Ethiopian and Eritrean forces joining in the tribal conflict which has plagued Somalia over the last decade. The security situation in Baidoa remains precarious, with Aideed's forces camped approximately 150 kilometers outside Baidoa on the main road to the Somali capital Mogadishu. Beyond the town of Bur-Akaba 60 kilometers from Baidoa the road remains dangerous with bandits and uncontrollable militiamen demanding ransom from passing travellers and truck drivers. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d2140b9ff6ce2e81568232d5ffa9fcf0 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:53Somalia police force graduate in Baidoa
Somalia police force graduate in BaidoaSomalia police force graduate in Baidoa
Somalia police force graduating from police academy in Baidoa Somalia police recruits yesterday graduated in Baidoa, the capital of the South West State of Somalia after completing a three month intensive training program The group is the third to graduate in the regional state, in the past one-and-a-half years, bringing the total number of police officers, who have completed the training program -
2:32BAIDOA 1993
BAIDOA 1993BAIDOA 1993
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2:32Somalia : 1992 Baidoa children most affected by famine
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1:54Government forces capture rebel in Baidoa, rebels driving through Mogadishu
Government forces capture rebel in Baidoa, rebels driving through MogadishuGovernment forces capture rebel in Baidoa, rebels driving through Mogadishu
Mogadishu 1. Islamic Courts Union (ICU) troops with guns getting out of vehicle 2. ICU troops with guns and anti-aircraft weapons heading towards the front line (towards Baidoa) 3. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sheik Yeussif Issa, Islamic Courts Union Commander: "We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people." 4. Various of heavily armed ICU troops preparing to head towards Baidoa Baidoa 5. Somali government soldiers leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war 6. Soldiers leading prisoner 7. Soldiers removing prisoner's belt 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hussein Farah Aideed, Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia: "If the headquarters of the transitional federal institutions of Baidoa is attacked there will be a flame all over Somalia. If the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s) and all the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames." 9. Aideed talking to people outside building STORYLINE: An Islamic Court Union (ICU) commander, in charge of the anti-government militia, said from Somalia's capital on Wednesday that the Ethiopians now had only 6 days to leave the government held city of Baidoa or they would be removed by force. The ICU declared on Tuesday that it would launch a major attack on Ethiopian troops if they didn't withdraw from Somalia within seven days. "We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people," Sheik Yeussif Issa, an Islamic Courts Union Commander, told AP Television from the ICU held city of Mogadishu. Anti-government ICU troops were seen preparing weaponry in Mogadishu on Wednesday and heading towards the front line in Baidoa. Ethiopia supports the embattled government and has acknowledged sending military advisers here, though not a fighting force. Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi dismissed the threat on Wednesday, saying it was nothing new. Several peace initiatives between the Somali government and the Islamic council have failed to take hold, with both sides trading accusations over who is to blame for the deadlock. Talks between the two sides in Khartoum, Sudan, have not yielded lasting results. The growing tension in Somalia, which has not had an effective government since 1991, threatens to erupt into a regional war. The Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia, Hussein Farah Aideed, said that "if the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s)." "All the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames," he said. Government forces hold the city of Baidoa but the ICU is in control of large swathes of the country. On Wednesday government forces were seen leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war and removing his belt on the basis that it couldn't be used as a weapon. Meanwhile a European Union delegation visiting Mogadishu urged the country's increasingly powerful Islamic militia to resume peace talks with the government amid fears of war, an Islamic official said on Wednesday. The five-member delegation, including the Italian envoy to Somalia, Mario Raffaelli, met on Tuesday with top leaders of the Council of Islamic Courts. The delegation was expected to meet soon with members of the government in Baidoa, the only town the administration controls. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/811b58a3a9e4ae4dc7a12d3faa60a7d5 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:09Baidoa's Gerbootha waterfalls, 2017
Baidoa's Gerbootha waterfalls, 2017Baidoa's Gerbootha waterfalls, 2017
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4:19Baidoa Information center (BAIDOANEWS.COM)11.flv
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3:14U.N. Sectretary General Guterres on emergency visit to drought-stricken Baidoa
U.N. Sectretary General Guterres on emergency visit to drought-stricken BaidoaU.N. Sectretary General Guterres on emergency visit to drought-stricken Baidoa
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has paid a visit to the Horn of African nation to raise awareness on the country’s humanitarian crisis. Authorities and humanitarian experts warn that it's just a metter of time before famine is officially declared in the region. CGTN's Abdulaziz Billow with the latest now from Mogadishu. -
4:44BAIDOA JINAAY TV 30 9 2015
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11:59From Baidoa to Mogadishu
From Baidoa to MogadishuFrom Baidoa to Mogadishu
#Kulmiso 2017
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SOMALIA: BAIDOA: TOWN RECOVERS AFTER R-R-A LIBERATION
Somali/Natsound Life appears to be returning to normal in Baidoa, the third largest town in Somalia. The town was liberated by the Rahawin Resistance Army, or the R-R-A, from the forces of Hussein Aideed in June of this year. It had been controlled by Aideed's militia for the past four years. The governing militia have started a campaign to seize all illegal weapons in an attempt to control security in the town. Colonel Adam Ali Ahmed deputy head of the R-R-A claims that his forces have managed to repel Aideed's forces. He says his own militia had managed to kill scores of Oromo and Eritrean soldiers, said to be allied with Aideed, however he denied his forces received any assistance from the Ethiopian military. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) "Our forces have spotted Erit...
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Somalia police force graduate in Baidoa
Somalia police force graduating from police academy in Baidoa Somalia police recruits yesterday graduated in Baidoa, the capital of the South West State of Somalia after completing a three month intensive training program The group is the third to graduate in the regional state, in the past one-and-a-half years, bringing the total number of police officers, who have completed the training program
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BAIDOA 1993
published: 02 Jan 2017 -
Somalia : 1992 Baidoa children most affected by famine
Report on children in Somalia during famine December 1992
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Government forces capture rebel in Baidoa, rebels driving through Mogadishu
Mogadishu 1. Islamic Courts Union (ICU) troops with guns getting out of vehicle 2. ICU troops with guns and anti-aircraft weapons heading towards the front line (towards Baidoa) 3. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sheik Yeussif Issa, Islamic Courts Union Commander: "We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people." 4. Various of heavily armed ICU troops preparing to head towards Baidoa Baidoa 5. Somali government soldiers leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war 6. Soldiers leading prisoner 7. Soldiers removing prisoner's belt 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hussein Farah Aideed, Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of S...
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Baidoa's Gerbootha waterfalls, 2017
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Baidoa Information center (BAIDOANEWS.COM)11.flv
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U.N. Sectretary General Guterres on emergency visit to drought-stricken Baidoa
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has paid a visit to the Horn of African nation to raise awareness on the country’s humanitarian crisis. Authorities and humanitarian experts warn that it's just a metter of time before famine is officially declared in the region. CGTN's Abdulaziz Billow with the latest now from Mogadishu.
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From Baidoa to Mogadishu
#Kulmiso 2017
published: 21 Jan 2017
SOMALIA: BAIDOA: TOWN RECOVERS AFTER R-R-A LIBERATION
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- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 5267
Somali/Natsound
Life appears to be returning to normal in Baidoa, the third largest town in Somalia.
The town was liberated by the Rahawin Resistance Arm...
Somali/Natsound
Life appears to be returning to normal in Baidoa, the third largest town in Somalia.
The town was liberated by the Rahawin Resistance Army, or the R-R-A, from the forces of Hussein Aideed in June of this year.
It had been controlled by Aideed's militia for the past four years.
The governing militia have started a campaign to seize all illegal weapons in an attempt to control security in the town.
Colonel Adam Ali Ahmed deputy head of the R-R-A claims that his forces have managed to repel Aideed's forces.
He says his own militia had managed to kill scores of Oromo and Eritrean soldiers, said to be allied with Aideed, however he denied his forces received any assistance from the Ethiopian military.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"Our forces have spotted Eritrean and Oromo fighters alongside with Aideeds militias. We have managed to repel them all and kill large numbers of them."
SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
" Our forces have gone beyond the Bay and Bakol regions and we are confident that we will overrun Kismayo town. We are determined."
SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander
Many of the original inhabitants of this town started to stream back after their own militias began the formation of a new civil administration.
The new administration also includes a police force, judicial court system and small prison with 53 prisoners most of whom committed criminal offences ranging from murder to petty theft.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"In total we have 53 prisoners here. All of them convicted by our courts. We have murderers and thieves here and we are determined to put all criminals in prison."
SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden
The prison warden requests international aid and support in order to rehabilitate these unwanted criminals.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"We are still a new administration and we request the international community and international community to come to our assistance in order to rehabilitate our prisoners and help them to
return to their normal lives."
SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden
However the recent success of the R-R-A has also meant that the conflict in Somalia is widening amidst reports of Ethiopian and Eritrean forces joining in the tribal conflict which has plagued Somalia over the last decade.
The security situation in Baidoa remains precarious, with Aideed's forces camped approximately 150 kilometers outside Baidoa on the main road to the Somali capital Mogadishu.
Beyond the town of Bur-Akaba 60 kilometers from Baidoa the road remains dangerous with bandits and uncontrollable militiamen demanding ransom from passing travellers and truck drivers.
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Somali/Natsound
Life appears to be returning to normal in Baidoa, the third largest town in Somalia.
The town was liberated by the Rahawin Resistance Army, or the R-R-A, from the forces of Hussein Aideed in June of this year.
It had been controlled by Aideed's militia for the past four years.
The governing militia have started a campaign to seize all illegal weapons in an attempt to control security in the town.
Colonel Adam Ali Ahmed deputy head of the R-R-A claims that his forces have managed to repel Aideed's forces.
He says his own militia had managed to kill scores of Oromo and Eritrean soldiers, said to be allied with Aideed, however he denied his forces received any assistance from the Ethiopian military.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"Our forces have spotted Eritrean and Oromo fighters alongside with Aideeds militias. We have managed to repel them all and kill large numbers of them."
SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
" Our forces have gone beyond the Bay and Bakol regions and we are confident that we will overrun Kismayo town. We are determined."
SUPERCAPTION: Adam Ali Ahmed, RRA Commander
Many of the original inhabitants of this town started to stream back after their own militias began the formation of a new civil administration.
The new administration also includes a police force, judicial court system and small prison with 53 prisoners most of whom committed criminal offences ranging from murder to petty theft.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"In total we have 53 prisoners here. All of them convicted by our courts. We have murderers and thieves here and we are determined to put all criminals in prison."
SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden
The prison warden requests international aid and support in order to rehabilitate these unwanted criminals.
SOUNDBITE: (Somali)
"We are still a new administration and we request the international community and international community to come to our assistance in order to rehabilitate our prisoners and help them to
return to their normal lives."
SUPERCAPTION: Aden Nour Ali, Prison Warden
However the recent success of the R-R-A has also meant that the conflict in Somalia is widening amidst reports of Ethiopian and Eritrean forces joining in the tribal conflict which has plagued Somalia over the last decade.
The security situation in Baidoa remains precarious, with Aideed's forces camped approximately 150 kilometers outside Baidoa on the main road to the Somali capital Mogadishu.
Beyond the town of Bur-Akaba 60 kilometers from Baidoa the road remains dangerous with bandits and uncontrollable militiamen demanding ransom from passing travellers and truck drivers.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d2140b9ff6ce2e81568232d5ffa9fcf0
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 5267
Somalia police force graduate in Baidoa
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 11 Aug 2016
- views: 5566
Somalia police force graduating from police academy in Baidoa Somalia
police recruits yesterday graduated in Baidoa, the capital of the South West State of Soma...
Somalia police force graduating from police academy in Baidoa Somalia
police recruits yesterday graduated in Baidoa, the capital of the South West State of Somalia after completing a three month intensive training program
The group is the third to graduate in the regional state, in the past one-and-a-half years, bringing the total number of police officers, who have completed the training program
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Somalia police force graduating from police academy in Baidoa Somalia
police recruits yesterday graduated in Baidoa, the capital of the South West State of Somalia after completing a three month intensive training program
The group is the third to graduate in the regional state, in the past one-and-a-half years, bringing the total number of police officers, who have completed the training program
- published: 11 Aug 2016
- views: 5566
BAIDOA 1993
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 02 Jan 2017
- views: 145
- published: 02 Jan 2017
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Somalia : 1992 Baidoa children most affected by famine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 24 Feb 2015
- views: 5294
Government forces capture rebel in Baidoa, rebels driving through Mogadishu
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 787
Mogadishu
1. Islamic Courts Union (ICU) troops with guns getting out of vehicle
2. ICU troops with guns and anti-aircraft weapons heading towards the front li...
Mogadishu
1. Islamic Courts Union (ICU) troops with guns getting out of vehicle
2. ICU troops with guns and anti-aircraft weapons heading towards the front line (towards Baidoa)
3. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sheik Yeussif Issa, Islamic Courts Union Commander:
"We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people."
4. Various of heavily armed ICU troops preparing to head towards Baidoa
Baidoa
5. Somali government soldiers leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war
6. Soldiers leading prisoner
7. Soldiers removing prisoner's belt
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hussein Farah Aideed, Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia:
"If the headquarters of the transitional federal institutions of Baidoa is attacked there will be a flame all over Somalia. If the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s) and all the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames."
9. Aideed talking to people outside building
STORYLINE:
An Islamic Court Union (ICU) commander, in charge of the anti-government militia, said from Somalia's capital on Wednesday that the Ethiopians now had only 6 days to leave the government held city of Baidoa or they would be removed by force.
The ICU declared on Tuesday that it would launch a major attack on Ethiopian troops if they didn't withdraw from Somalia within seven days.
"We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people," Sheik Yeussif Issa, an Islamic Courts Union Commander, told AP Television from the ICU held city of Mogadishu.
Anti-government ICU troops were seen preparing weaponry in Mogadishu on Wednesday and heading towards the front line in Baidoa.
Ethiopia supports the embattled government and has acknowledged sending military advisers here, though not a fighting force.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi dismissed the threat on Wednesday, saying it was nothing new.
Several peace initiatives between the Somali government and the Islamic council have failed to take hold, with both sides trading accusations over who is to blame for the deadlock.
Talks between the two sides in Khartoum, Sudan, have not yielded lasting results.
The growing tension in Somalia, which has not had an effective government since 1991, threatens to erupt into a regional war.
The Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia, Hussein Farah Aideed, said that "if the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s)."
"All the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames," he said.
Government forces hold the city of Baidoa but the ICU is in control of large swathes of the country.
On Wednesday government forces were seen leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war and removing his belt on the basis that it couldn't be used as a weapon.
Meanwhile a European Union delegation visiting Mogadishu urged the country's increasingly powerful Islamic militia to resume peace talks with the government amid fears of war, an Islamic official said on Wednesday.
The five-member delegation, including the Italian envoy to Somalia, Mario Raffaelli, met on Tuesday with top leaders of the Council of Islamic Courts.
The delegation was expected to meet soon with members of the government in Baidoa, the only town the administration controls.
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Mogadishu
1. Islamic Courts Union (ICU) troops with guns getting out of vehicle
2. ICU troops with guns and anti-aircraft weapons heading towards the front line (towards Baidoa)
3. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sheik Yeussif Issa, Islamic Courts Union Commander:
"We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people."
4. Various of heavily armed ICU troops preparing to head towards Baidoa
Baidoa
5. Somali government soldiers leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war
6. Soldiers leading prisoner
7. Soldiers removing prisoner's belt
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Hussein Farah Aideed, Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia:
"If the headquarters of the transitional federal institutions of Baidoa is attacked there will be a flame all over Somalia. If the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s) and all the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames."
9. Aideed talking to people outside building
STORYLINE:
An Islamic Court Union (ICU) commander, in charge of the anti-government militia, said from Somalia's capital on Wednesday that the Ethiopians now had only 6 days to leave the government held city of Baidoa or they would be removed by force.
The ICU declared on Tuesday that it would launch a major attack on Ethiopian troops if they didn't withdraw from Somalia within seven days.
"We have given the Ethiopians a 7 day ultimatum to get out of Baidoa. One day has already passed if they don't pull their army out we will evict them by force. With the help of Allah and our people," Sheik Yeussif Issa, an Islamic Courts Union Commander, told AP Television from the ICU held city of Mogadishu.
Anti-government ICU troops were seen preparing weaponry in Mogadishu on Wednesday and heading towards the front line in Baidoa.
Ethiopia supports the embattled government and has acknowledged sending military advisers here, though not a fighting force.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi dismissed the threat on Wednesday, saying it was nothing new.
Several peace initiatives between the Somali government and the Islamic council have failed to take hold, with both sides trading accusations over who is to blame for the deadlock.
Talks between the two sides in Khartoum, Sudan, have not yielded lasting results.
The growing tension in Somalia, which has not had an effective government since 1991, threatens to erupt into a regional war.
The Minister of Interior for the Transitional National Government (TNG) of Somalia, Hussein Farah Aideed, said that "if the Islamists attack the headquarters of the government of Baidoa the whole (of) Somalia will be in flame(s)."
"All the capital Mogadishu, the Kismayo, Baidoa, Johar, Beledweyne, all the south and central will be in flames," he said.
Government forces hold the city of Baidoa but the ICU is in control of large swathes of the country.
On Wednesday government forces were seen leading away a blindfolded prisoner of war and removing his belt on the basis that it couldn't be used as a weapon.
Meanwhile a European Union delegation visiting Mogadishu urged the country's increasingly powerful Islamic militia to resume peace talks with the government amid fears of war, an Islamic official said on Wednesday.
The five-member delegation, including the Italian envoy to Somalia, Mario Raffaelli, met on Tuesday with top leaders of the Council of Islamic Courts.
The delegation was expected to meet soon with members of the government in Baidoa, the only town the administration controls.
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- published: 23 Jul 2015
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Baidoa's Gerbootha waterfalls, 2017
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- Updated: 14 May 2017
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- published: 14 May 2017
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Baidoa Information center (BAIDOANEWS.COM)11.flv
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U.N. Sectretary General Guterres on emergency visit to drought-stricken Baidoa
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- Updated: 07 Mar 2017
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The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has paid a visit to the Horn of African nation to raise awareness on the country’s humanitarian crisis. Au...
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has paid a visit to the Horn of African nation to raise awareness on the country’s humanitarian crisis. Authorities and humanitarian experts warn that it's just a metter of time before famine is officially declared in the region. CGTN's Abdulaziz Billow with the latest now from Mogadishu.
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The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has paid a visit to the Horn of African nation to raise awareness on the country’s humanitarian crisis. Authorities and humanitarian experts warn that it's just a metter of time before famine is officially declared in the region. CGTN's Abdulaziz Billow with the latest now from Mogadishu.
- published: 07 Mar 2017
- views: 569
BAIDOA JINAAY TV 30 9 2015
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- Duration: 4:44
- Updated: 30 Sep 2015
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Baydhabo"waxaa markii ugu horeysey dib uhabeyn dhanka wadooyinka kabilowday magaalada baydhabo oo xarun uh Maamulka Konfur galbeed somaliya. Abshir Mohamed Nor ...
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From Baidoa to Mogadishu
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- Updated: 21 Jan 2017
- views: 314
#Kulmiso 2017
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- published: 21 Jan 2017
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Mogadishu Liberation Anniversary - Unravel Travel TV
The 6th of August 2011 will remain a day that many Somalis remember. It was on the night of the 6th that the extremist group al Shabaab was forced to flee their position in the capital Mogadishu, by members of the Somali National Army (SNA), backed by forces from the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM). Back then the Islamic militants claimed their retreat was a tactical move, but they have subsequent lost most of their positions in other towns and cities in the Horn of Africa Nation. During their reign, the al Qaeda linked terrorist group al Shabaab used oppressive measures to instill fear on ordinary Somalis; they blocked many aid organisations from delivering aid to the thousands of Somalis, leading to the death of tens of thousands during a famine considered to be the worst exper...
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Meles Zenawi in Togo Lomi about AU Headquarter
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American tourists in Kenya in the 1920's, part 7: Loading up equipment for a Safari
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AMISOM medical clinic in Kisma, Somalia - Unravel Travel TV
Somalia: Amisom Kenyan Troops Offer Free Medical Clinic to Kismayo Residents. They come from across the city and near by villages, some have had to travel for days to get here. Men women and children wait under trees shielding themselves from the harsh sun as others line up on the side of a shot-up build seeking medical attention. This is Kismayo, Somalia's southern port city where troops of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMSIOM), are providing basic health care and medication to members of the community. Open seven days a week and seeing an average of 80 patients a day, members of the Kenyan Contingent serving under AMISOM are going beyond their call of duty to provide much needed medical assistance to residents Shotlist: 1. Wide shot, women waiting outside an old building 2. Med...
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Mogadishu Liberation Anniversary - Unravel Travel TV
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- Duration: 3:03
- Updated: 10 Aug 2013
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The 6th of August 2011 will remain a day that many Somalis remember. It was on the night of the 6th that the extremist group al Shabaab was forced to flee their...
The 6th of August 2011 will remain a day that many Somalis remember. It was on the night of the 6th that the extremist group al Shabaab was forced to flee their position in the capital Mogadishu, by members of the Somali National Army (SNA), backed by forces from the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM). Back then the Islamic militants claimed their retreat was a tactical move, but they have subsequent lost most of their positions in other towns and cities in the Horn of Africa Nation. During their reign, the al Qaeda linked terrorist group al Shabaab used oppressive measures to instill fear on ordinary Somalis; they blocked many aid organisations from delivering aid to the thousands of Somalis, leading to the death of tens of thousands during a famine considered to be the worst experienced in south central Somalia in 60 years.
In just two years after al Shabaab was forced out the city, Mogadishu has changed, tapping into the increased security gains and having a democratically elected president and government to bring some stability to a country that had been raged by two decades of war. AMISOM's deputy Force Commander Major General Simon Karanja talks about the improvement in the city since its liberation. "If you compare Mogadishu before the deployment of AMISOM, you will see the kind of insecurity this town had, and therefore once AMISOM was deployed and we expelled al Shabaab from Mogadishu, you can tell the kind of peace and tranquility that exists in Mogadishu." Said Major General Karanja, " These attacks are just but a few attacks that al Shabaab wants to carry out during this period of Ramadan. When Ramadan is over they will have exhausted their resources and will go back to normal". The al Shabaab fighters have reverted to hit and run insurgency attacks using suicide bombing and Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) to try and continue their terror activities but their expulsion from their fixed positions in the city was a significant and strategic success that set the stage for other as AMISOM continues to help the Somalia government expand its control across the country. The city has experienced resurgence in areas of political, economic and sociocultural life. Business is booming with shops opened till late, markets and homes are being rebuilt and many Somalis in the Diaspora are opting to return home with the increased commercial flights traffic into the city. Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed is a shop owner in one of the many new shops sprouting around Mogadishu's Hamar Weyne market; he talks of the changes he has seen since the withdrawal. "Every year, we keep witnessing bigger changes and people are hopeful." Says Mohamed "People in the diaspora have come back and our customers have increased and we welcome them very much". Securing the capital Mogadishu was the first phase of the original AMISOM concept of operations. AMISOM has since completed the second phase, which entailed, helping the government secure major towns like Kismayo, Baidoa and Beletweyne, laying a platform for government to ensure that stability and economic development return to Somalia.
SHOTLIST:
DATELINE: FILE 2011, MOGADISHU
1. Wide shot, al Shabaab parading in Mogadishu
2. Wide shot, al Shabaab parading at the Mogadishu Stadium
3. Med shot, al Shabaab parading at the Mogadishu Stadium
4. Wide shot, Bakaraa Market streets scene
5. Med shot, shops at Bakaraa Market
6. Wide shot, Tawakal Bank in Bakaraa market
7. Wide shot, AMISOM officials preparing for an advance
8. Med shot, AMISOM troops moving forward during an advance in Mogadishu
9. Wide shot, AMISOM tank firing as soldiers set up a defense inside Mogadishu
10. Med shot, AMISOM troops passing through Bakaara market as Somali civilians look on
DATELINE: 05 AUGUST 2013, MOGADISHU
11. SOUNDBITE AMISOM Deputy Force Commander Maj Gen. Simon Karanja.
12. Wide shot, Mogadishu street scenes
13. Med shot, Mogadishu streets
14. Wide shot, busy Hamar Weyne market
15. Med shot, busy Hamar Weyne market
16. Wide shot, clothing store in Hamar Weyne market
17. Med shot, women's wear on display
18. Wide shot, Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed (shop owner) arrange products in the shop
19. Med shot, Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed arrange products in the shop
20. SOUNDBITE Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed, Shop Owner.
21. Wide shot, billboard painting depicting the consequences of war
22. Close up, billboard painting depicting the consequences of war
23. Wide shot, rebuilt Monument of the unknown Warrior
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The 6th of August 2011 will remain a day that many Somalis remember. It was on the night of the 6th that the extremist group al Shabaab was forced to flee their position in the capital Mogadishu, by members of the Somali National Army (SNA), backed by forces from the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM). Back then the Islamic militants claimed their retreat was a tactical move, but they have subsequent lost most of their positions in other towns and cities in the Horn of Africa Nation. During their reign, the al Qaeda linked terrorist group al Shabaab used oppressive measures to instill fear on ordinary Somalis; they blocked many aid organisations from delivering aid to the thousands of Somalis, leading to the death of tens of thousands during a famine considered to be the worst experienced in south central Somalia in 60 years.
In just two years after al Shabaab was forced out the city, Mogadishu has changed, tapping into the increased security gains and having a democratically elected president and government to bring some stability to a country that had been raged by two decades of war. AMISOM's deputy Force Commander Major General Simon Karanja talks about the improvement in the city since its liberation. "If you compare Mogadishu before the deployment of AMISOM, you will see the kind of insecurity this town had, and therefore once AMISOM was deployed and we expelled al Shabaab from Mogadishu, you can tell the kind of peace and tranquility that exists in Mogadishu." Said Major General Karanja, " These attacks are just but a few attacks that al Shabaab wants to carry out during this period of Ramadan. When Ramadan is over they will have exhausted their resources and will go back to normal". The al Shabaab fighters have reverted to hit and run insurgency attacks using suicide bombing and Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) to try and continue their terror activities but their expulsion from their fixed positions in the city was a significant and strategic success that set the stage for other as AMISOM continues to help the Somalia government expand its control across the country. The city has experienced resurgence in areas of political, economic and sociocultural life. Business is booming with shops opened till late, markets and homes are being rebuilt and many Somalis in the Diaspora are opting to return home with the increased commercial flights traffic into the city. Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed is a shop owner in one of the many new shops sprouting around Mogadishu's Hamar Weyne market; he talks of the changes he has seen since the withdrawal. "Every year, we keep witnessing bigger changes and people are hopeful." Says Mohamed "People in the diaspora have come back and our customers have increased and we welcome them very much". Securing the capital Mogadishu was the first phase of the original AMISOM concept of operations. AMISOM has since completed the second phase, which entailed, helping the government secure major towns like Kismayo, Baidoa and Beletweyne, laying a platform for government to ensure that stability and economic development return to Somalia.
SHOTLIST:
DATELINE: FILE 2011, MOGADISHU
1. Wide shot, al Shabaab parading in Mogadishu
2. Wide shot, al Shabaab parading at the Mogadishu Stadium
3. Med shot, al Shabaab parading at the Mogadishu Stadium
4. Wide shot, Bakaraa Market streets scene
5. Med shot, shops at Bakaraa Market
6. Wide shot, Tawakal Bank in Bakaraa market
7. Wide shot, AMISOM officials preparing for an advance
8. Med shot, AMISOM troops moving forward during an advance in Mogadishu
9. Wide shot, AMISOM tank firing as soldiers set up a defense inside Mogadishu
10. Med shot, AMISOM troops passing through Bakaara market as Somali civilians look on
DATELINE: 05 AUGUST 2013, MOGADISHU
11. SOUNDBITE AMISOM Deputy Force Commander Maj Gen. Simon Karanja.
12. Wide shot, Mogadishu street scenes
13. Med shot, Mogadishu streets
14. Wide shot, busy Hamar Weyne market
15. Med shot, busy Hamar Weyne market
16. Wide shot, clothing store in Hamar Weyne market
17. Med shot, women's wear on display
18. Wide shot, Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed (shop owner) arrange products in the shop
19. Med shot, Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed arrange products in the shop
20. SOUNDBITE Abdul Majid Iman Mohamed, Shop Owner.
21. Wide shot, billboard painting depicting the consequences of war
22. Close up, billboard painting depicting the consequences of war
23. Wide shot, rebuilt Monument of the unknown Warrior
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- published: 10 Aug 2013
- views: 1465
A young boy from the Comoros islands reciting the Quran beautifully. (Must Watch)
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- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 31 Jul 2013
- views: 4831
Abubakar is a young boy from the Comoros Islands. He has a heart touching voice when reciting the holy Quran. Masha Allah.
Abubakar is a young boy from the Comoros Islands. He has a heart touching voice when reciting the holy Quran. Masha Allah.
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Abubakar is a young boy from the Comoros Islands. He has a heart touching voice when reciting the holy Quran. Masha Allah.
- published: 31 Jul 2013
- views: 4831
Eleven shot dead in Cape Verde
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- Duration: 1:38
- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
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A hunt is underway in Cape Verde for a soldier suspected of killing 11 people.They were shot dead at a military barracks, north of the islands' capital Praia.CC...
A hunt is underway in Cape Verde for a soldier suspected of killing 11 people.They were shot dead at a military barracks, north of the islands' capital Praia.CCTV's Katerina Vittozzi has this update
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A hunt is underway in Cape Verde for a soldier suspected of killing 11 people.They were shot dead at a military barracks, north of the islands' capital Praia.CCTV's Katerina Vittozzi has this update
- published: 27 Apr 2016
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- Duration: 0:37
- Updated: 19 Jul 2015
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Kismayo Kenya Juba Dhobley Bantu Barawe
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Meles Zenawi in Togo Lomi about AU Headquarter
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- Duration: 1:46
- Updated: 29 Jan 2016
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One of most emotional and influencial Speech of Former Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi in Togo Lomi 1991 EC about AU Headquarter
One of most emotional and influencial Speech of Former Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi in Togo Lomi 1991 EC about AU Headquarter
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One of most emotional and influencial Speech of Former Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi in Togo Lomi 1991 EC about AU Headquarter
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EAST AFRICA SOMALIA KISMAYO
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American tourists in Kenya in the 1920's, part 7: Loading up equipment for a Safari
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- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 12 Jul 2015
- views: 169
In this rare black and white 16 mm video, American tourists watch as trucks and equipment are loaded onto a ship at Kisumu, a port city in western Kenya on Lake...
In this rare black and white 16 mm video, American tourists watch as trucks and equipment are loaded onto a ship at Kisumu, a port city in western Kenya on Lake Victoria. After visiting the capital city of Nairobi, the Americans are gearing up a big safari in western Kenya.
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In this rare black and white 16 mm video, American tourists watch as trucks and equipment are loaded onto a ship at Kisumu, a port city in western Kenya on Lake Victoria. After visiting the capital city of Nairobi, the Americans are gearing up a big safari in western Kenya.
- published: 12 Jul 2015
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AMISOM medical clinic in Kisma, Somalia - Unravel Travel TV
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 29 Sep 2013
- views: 477
Somalia: Amisom Kenyan Troops Offer Free Medical Clinic to Kismayo Residents. They come from across the city and near by villages, some have had to travel for d...
Somalia: Amisom Kenyan Troops Offer Free Medical Clinic to Kismayo Residents. They come from across the city and near by villages, some have had to travel for days to get here. Men women and children wait under trees shielding themselves from the harsh sun as others line up on the side of a shot-up build seeking medical attention. This is Kismayo, Somalia's southern port city where troops of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMSIOM), are providing basic health care and medication to members of the community.
Open seven days a week and seeing an average of 80 patients a day, members of the Kenyan Contingent serving under AMISOM are going beyond their call of duty to provide much needed medical assistance to residents
Shotlist:
1. Wide shot, women waiting outside an old building
2. Med shot, barded wire fence with people waiting in the background
3. Med shot, old woman being helped to the clinic
4. Close up, old woman drinking water
5. Med shot, women and children waiting for treatment
6. Close up, woman face
7. Med shot, woman with baby waiting to be seen by doctors
8. Wide shot, AMISOM Kenyan soldier talking to patients waiting for treatment
9. Wide shot, AMISOM Kenyan doctors treating a woman
10. Close up, woman finger
11. Med shot, woman pressure being checked
12. Med shot, AMISOM Kenyan doctor writing a prescription
13. Close up, AMISON Kenyan doctor writing on apiece of paper
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Michael Wahome, Nursing Officer in Charge AMISOM Kenyan Contingent: "This is free medical services that we give to the locals, it is one way of reaching out to them and making them understand that we are not here for al Shabaab only, also we are to take care of and are concerned about their health."
15. Wide shot, AMISOM KDF soldier with patients
16. Med shot, AMISOM KDF doctor writing prescription for a boy
17. Wide shot, doctor seeing a man and his children
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Michael Wahome, Nursing Officer in Charge AMISOM Kenyan Contingent: "The most common illnesses that we are seeing here is upper respiratory tract infections, both to adults and children. We are also treating cases of Malaria, there are several here and especially more immediately after the rains. We are also seeing casing of urinary tract infections, sexually transmitted infections, also as are seeing cases of injures following gunshot, especially when there is ciaos like what we witnessed the other day in Kismayo town."
19. Wide shot, patients outside the clinic
20. Close up, baby head with some growth on it
21. Med shot, AMISOM doctors talking baby's mother
22. Med shot, doctors checking x-ray in the sun
23. Wide shot, patients waiting for treatment
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Somalia: Amisom Kenyan Troops Offer Free Medical Clinic to Kismayo Residents. They come from across the city and near by villages, some have had to travel for days to get here. Men women and children wait under trees shielding themselves from the harsh sun as others line up on the side of a shot-up build seeking medical attention. This is Kismayo, Somalia's southern port city where troops of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMSIOM), are providing basic health care and medication to members of the community.
Open seven days a week and seeing an average of 80 patients a day, members of the Kenyan Contingent serving under AMISOM are going beyond their call of duty to provide much needed medical assistance to residents
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1. Wide shot, women waiting outside an old building
2. Med shot, barded wire fence with people waiting in the background
3. Med shot, old woman being helped to the clinic
4. Close up, old woman drinking water
5. Med shot, women and children waiting for treatment
6. Close up, woman face
7. Med shot, woman with baby waiting to be seen by doctors
8. Wide shot, AMISOM Kenyan soldier talking to patients waiting for treatment
9. Wide shot, AMISOM Kenyan doctors treating a woman
10. Close up, woman finger
11. Med shot, woman pressure being checked
12. Med shot, AMISOM Kenyan doctor writing a prescription
13. Close up, AMISON Kenyan doctor writing on apiece of paper
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Michael Wahome, Nursing Officer in Charge AMISOM Kenyan Contingent: "This is free medical services that we give to the locals, it is one way of reaching out to them and making them understand that we are not here for al Shabaab only, also we are to take care of and are concerned about their health."
15. Wide shot, AMISOM KDF soldier with patients
16. Med shot, AMISOM KDF doctor writing prescription for a boy
17. Wide shot, doctor seeing a man and his children
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Michael Wahome, Nursing Officer in Charge AMISOM Kenyan Contingent: "The most common illnesses that we are seeing here is upper respiratory tract infections, both to adults and children. We are also treating cases of Malaria, there are several here and especially more immediately after the rains. We are also seeing casing of urinary tract infections, sexually transmitted infections, also as are seeing cases of injures following gunshot, especially when there is ciaos like what we witnessed the other day in Kismayo town."
19. Wide shot, patients outside the clinic
20. Close up, baby head with some growth on it
21. Med shot, AMISOM doctors talking baby's mother
22. Med shot, doctors checking x-ray in the sun
23. Wide shot, patients waiting for treatment
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African Village life in Somalia jubbada hoose
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SOMALIA: BAIDOA: TOWN RECOVERS AFTER R-R-A LIBERATION
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Somalia police force graduate in Baidoa
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Somalia : 1992 Baidoa children most affected by famine
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Government forces capture rebel in Baidoa, rebels driving through Mogadishu
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Baidoa's Gerbootha waterfalls, 2017
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U.N. Sectretary General Guterres on emergency visit to drought-stricken Baidoa
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BAIDOA JINAAY TV 30 9 2015
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Boom
Push up
Haha, I never knew that a kid like me
Could take his mic around the world
(World)
Flash the big S.D.
And rock the masses
From Madrid to Calabasas
Tijuana, Mexico
Bootleg demos in Tokyo
Say they know me though
'Cause I'll be puttin' in work
Commit my life to rebirth
Well respected, 'cause that's my word
And I'm sure you heard
(Heard)
'Bout a new sound goin' 'round
She might have left my hood
But she was born in my town
You didn't know, thought we was new on the scene
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
I know you know, I see you smilin' at me
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
Here comes the boys from the South
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
How you like me now?, I say
We rep the South
So what you talkin' 'bout?
I'm not runnin' off my mouth
I know this without a doubt
'Cause if you know these streets
Then these streets know you
An' when it's time to handle business
Then you know what to do
(What to do)
Me and my crew
We stay true, old skool or new
Many were called
But the chosen are few
(We are few)
We rise to the top
What you want, just in case you forgot
Rush the stage, grab my mic
Show me what you got?
You didn't know, thought we was new on the scene
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
I know you know, I see you smiling at me
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
Here comes the boys from the South
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not ?
How you like me now?, I say
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
Here comes the boys from the South
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
How you like me now?
Is that all you got?, haha
I'll take your best shot
Is that all you got?, ha ha
I'll take your best shot
Is that all you got?, I'll take your best shot
Is that all you got?, I'll take your best shot
Is that all you got?, I'll take your best shot
I'll take your best shot, I'll take your best shot
Is that all you got?
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
I'll take your best shot
Is that all you got?
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
I'll take your best shot
Is that all you got?, I'll take your best shot
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
Take your best shot, take your best shot
Is that all you got?, I'll take your best shot
(Well it's alright, it's alright)
Take your best shot, take your best shot
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
Here comes the boys from the South
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
Haha, how you like me now?, I say
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
Here comes the boys from the South
Boom!
Here comes the
Boom!
Ready or not?
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Linkin Park lead singer Chester Bennington dies at 41
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 20 Jul 2017
He was 41. Coroner spokesman Brian Elias on Thursday said they are investigating Bennington's death as an apparent suicide but no additional details are available ... AP ... Both albums explored feelings of frustration and fury ... AP ... ....
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Barbara Weldens Dies On Stage At Her Own Concert: French Singer Dead At 35
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Barbara Weldens dropped dead on stage at her own concert in France. The French singer was only 35 when she died. French singer Barbara Weldens died suddenly while performing in France, according to La Parisien ... ....
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Yellowstone Earthquake Swarm Passes 1,200 Events In Six Weeks
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Researchers have recorded more than 1,200 earthquakes at Yellowstone National Park, part of an ongoing earthquake swarm now in its sixth week, Newsweek reports.Seismologists from the University of Utah have been monitoring the swarm since it first began on June 12, on the western edge of the national park. As of as of 9.45 a.m ... However, it is usually just one of the signs of an impending eruption ... ....
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Parents Sentenced To Seven Years in Prison After Gifting Their Daughter to Cult Leader
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A Pennsylvania judge sentenced a married couple up to seven years in prison each after they "gifted" their young daughter to a man who sexually assaulted the girl and her five sisters while running a cult-like atmosphere in his house, according to CBS News. Bucks County Judge Jeffrey L. Finley said that the actions of Daniel and Savilla Stoltzfus were unimaginable after he sentenced them on their child endangerment guilty verdicts ... ... ....
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Fishermen Catch 18-Foot Giant Squid Off Irish Coast
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Giant squids still have a near-mythological status precisely because they are so rarely seen by humans. However, one fishing crew has caught two in the past couple of months in the waters around Ireland, IFL Science reports.The most recent specimen was caught off the coast of Kerry and measured nearly 5.5 meters (18 feet) from tip to tentacle. In total, the Cú na Mara crew have caught a total of four during their tenure as fishermen....
Michael Gerson: The unfolding nightmare in Somalia
Edit The Oklahoman 19 Jul 2017
BAIDOA, Somalia — This town was liberated from the control of al-Shabab (an Islamist insurgent group) five years ago ... Last year, a double bombing in Baidoa killed more than 30 people. In 2015, three fighters wearing Somali army uniforms breached the Baidoa green zone and killed several people across from the compound where I was writing this column....
More than 20 million people are at risk of starving to death. Will the world ...
Edit Topix 18 Jul 2017
Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events A severely malnourished child lies in the hands of her mother in March as she waits to be processed into a UNICEF-funded health program in Baidoa in southwestern Somalia ... ....
In Somali drought, women fighting sexual predators as well as hunger
Edit CNN 14 Jul 2017
(CNN)With more than a third of Somalia's population now facing starvation, new statistics show that in addition to hunger, many women in Somalia are at risk for being raped ... It is a part of what one UN official is calling the world's largest humanitarian crisis since the end of World War II ... According to Lokenga, displacement means women travel long distances to find food and other necessities in towns such as Mogadishu or Baidoa ... ....
Somalia: Minister Hosh in Baidoa for constitutional review talks
Edit Gareowe Online 10 Jul 2017
BAIDOA, Somalia- Somalia’s Minister of Constitutional affairs Abdirahman Hosh Jibril and a delegate he was leading arrived in Baidoa, the interim capital of Southwest on Sunday, Garowe Online reports ... “We are in Baidoa on a mission to hold consultative meeting with Southwest administration officials and local people over the constitutional review,” said Minister Hosh....
Severe drought displaces further 761,000 in Somalia: UN agency
Edit Coastweek 09 Jul 2017
MOGADISHU Somalia (Xinhua) -- ... The UN said out of 22,000, 13,500 individuals arrived in Baidoa town from remote villages in Berdaale, Dinsoor and Qansahdhere districts in Bay region and Rabdhuure district in Bakool. The UN said the cities of Baidoa which had 174,280 of those displaced while Mogadishu (161,100) host 44 percent of these displaced people ... In 2017, 29,087 Somali refugees returned to Somalia," said the UN ... ....
Severe drought displaces 761,000 in Somalia: UN
Edit Xinhua 04 Jul 2017
The UN said out of 22,000, 13,500 individuals arrived in Baidoa town from remote villages in Berdaale, Dinsoor and Qansahdhere districts in Bay region and Rabdhuure district in Bakool. The UN said the cities of Baidoa which had 174,280 of those displaced while Mogadishu (161,100) host 44 percent of these displaced people ... ....
UNHCR repatriates over 67,000 Somali refugees from Kenya
Edit Xinhua 27 Jun 2017
NAIROBI, June 27 (Xinhua) -- The UN refugee agency said Tuesday it has repatriated some 67,778 Somali refugees from Kenya since the voluntary return exercise begun in December 2014 ... According to UNHCR, of those who were supported to voluntarily return this year, 87.2 percent went to Kismayo, 8.0 percent to Mogadishu, 4.0 percent to Baidoa, 0.6 percent to Luuq and 0.1 percent to Afmadow ... ....
Somalia's court sentences 3 Al-Shabaab militants
Edit Topix 22 Jun 2017
Somalia's military court on Wednesday handed out death sentence to one Al-Shabaab militant and life term imprisonment to two others for their role in the murder of a religious scholar in Baidoa town, administrative capital of southwest state in Somalia, officials said. Military Court Chairperson, Col ... ....
'I feel betrayed': the Somali refugees sent from safety into a war zone
Edit The Guardian 22 Jun 2017
Somali families repatriated from neighbouring Kenya feel let down by Nairobi and the UN refugee agency, and fear for their safety and survival. Migration and development. 'I feel betrayed' ... About this content ... The impact of drought and cholera has regularly been discussed during cross-border meetings since January 2017 and this situation has, for instance, prompted suspension of the support to return to Baidoa, which is still in force.”....
‘Unprecedented’ 81 million need food aid: Study
Edit Press TV 21 Jun 2017
The agency said it had increased the number of people it expects to need emergency food aid over the course of 2017 ... Other causes included access to new data, continuing wars and outbreaks of cholera in Somalia, Yemen and South Sudan.This file photo taken on March 14, 2017 shows internally displaced families gathering in and outside a hut at a makeshift camp on the outskirts of Baidoa, in the southwestern Bay region of Somalia....
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Edit Topix 18 Jun 2017
Mohamed Hassan Fiqi, the acting South West State President meets with a delegation led by AMISOM police commissioner Brig. Gen. Annad Pillay in Baidoa, Somalia ... ....
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