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      Wednesday 22 May  
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      Dutch MPs during visit to Kenya
      Article: Somalia needs Africa’s support say Dutch MPs

      Article: Somalia needs Africa’s support say Dutch MPs

      Several Dutch parliamentarians who visited Kenya last week are unified in their belief...
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      Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal, nephew of the Saudi King, is guided on his visit to the Somalian capital, Mogadishu. A delegation from the Saudi royal family arrived Saturday in Mogadishu on a one-day visit to see how best to assist the Horn of Africa country hit by famine and drought, officials said.
      Bulletin: Saudi prince in Mogadishu pledges aid

      Bulletin: Saudi prince in Mogadishu pledges aid

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      A relief worker carries a bag of food aid stockpiled in a tent at the Kobe refugee camp in Ethiopia, July 2011. The Ethiopian-born secretary-general of the Red Cross said his native country is better "prepared" to handle Africa's worst drought in decades than it was when millions died of starvation in the 1980s.
      Bulletin: Ethiopia, Kenya better 'prepared' for food crisis: IFRC

      Bulletin: Ethiopia, Kenya better 'prepared' for food crisis: IFRC

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      Internally displaced women with their children from southern Somalia receive food-aid at a food distribution centre in southern Mogadishu on August 20. Over 3,700 Somali refugees have made the perilous sea journey across the Gulf of Aden to Yemen in August alone amid the severe drought in their homeland, the UN refugees agency said Friday.
      Bulletin: Drought pushes 3,700 Somalis to perilous sea voyage: UN

      Bulletin: Drought pushes 3,700 Somalis to perilous sea voyage: UN

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      Photo AFP with Sheikh Sharif Ahmed (l) and Jean Ping
      Article: Belated AU summit for Horn of Africa drought

      Article: Belated AU summit for Horn of Africa drought

      The African Union met yesterday to raise funds aimed at abating the famine in Somalia...
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      Refugees from southern Somalia await aid at a camp in the Howlwadag district of Mogadishu. Drought in the Horn of Africa is affecting some 12.4 million people, the most severe food security crisis in Africa since the 1991-1992 Somalia famine, leaving some 3.7 million people in need of food assistance and some 450,000 children malnourished.
      Bulletin: African donors pledge $351 million for drought crisis

      Bulletin: African donors pledge $351 million for drought crisis

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      A malnourished Somali child sits at a camp for displaced people in Mogadishu on August 9. The Turkish military will sent an aid vessel to famine-hit Somalia, where the United Nations has officially declared a famine in five regions of the country, the army said on its website.
      Bulletin: Turkish military to send aid vessel to Somalia

      Bulletin: Turkish military to send aid vessel to Somalia

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      Internally displaced women with their children from southern Somalia receive food-aid at a food distribution centre in southern Mogadishu on August 20. Only when Somalia becomes a priority of the international community will it be able to escape a cycle of famine and violence, the International Red Cross chief has said.
      Bulletin: Somalia must become 'priority': Red Cross

      Bulletin: Somalia must become 'priority': Red Cross

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      A Somali worker handles ground maize at a food distribution point in Somalia's capital Mogadishu on August 18. Slap bang in the midst of a harsh desert of sun-baked grey rocks in northern Djibouti, the village of Garabtisan has been hit by extreme drought and many children are wasted by malnutrition.
      Bulletin: Drought killing children in arid Djibouti

      Bulletin: Drought killing children in arid Djibouti

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      A photo provided by the African Union-United Nations Information Support Team shows Somali President Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed (L) and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Erdogan has toured Mogadishu in the first visit by a major leader in nearly 20 years, to witness the devastation wrought by a famine in the Somali capital.
      Bulletin: Turkish PM pays landmark visit to famine-hit Somalia

      Bulletin: Turkish PM pays landmark visit to famine-hit Somalia

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