By Gur
Gharri
GSG
Newscontributor
On July 22,
2008, Murale
hoodlums
ambushed
Gharri
herders at
Sotowa Oro.
They killed
one and
injured two
herders. It
was said
that the
victims were
following
their lost
animal’s
footprints
when they
were
attacked.
Subsequently,
a
full-fledged
war broken
out at Garbi
Didrki near
Wargadud.
However,
there’s no
report of
any
casualties
or injuries
available at
this time.
News
Brief From Moyale, Western Gharri Region,
Friday July 18, 2008 By
Gur
Gharri
GSG
News Contributing Member
One Gharri owned vehicle carrying food
rations for recently displaced Gabra
refugees at Huddett was hijacked by Oromo
rebels.
Inaa
Lilaahi wa inaa Ilaahi
raajicuun!ALAHA AH U
NAXARIISTO
Sheikh Ibrahim Gababa: Dhamaan Gharri Support Group
waxaan
halkaan tacsi uga gudbinayaan dhamaan qoyska reer Gababa oo ay joogaan......
Wednesday
July 16, 2008by
Gur Gharri
GSG
News
contributor:In
the past 30 days, the Degodia and Murale
have waged an ultimate
silent war simultaneously and forcefully
settled in the heart of the Gharri land.
According to information received from
Mandera, Gharri district, while Murale was
engaging in a show of force and drilling at
Allango, and eyeing Sotowa Oro, the Degody
was also.....
The
US says it will not recognise the result of
this Friday's presidential
election
run-off in Zimbabwe.
Breaking
News From Western Gharri Region
Monday
June 16, 2008
by Gur Gharri
GSG
News contributor
The Moyale district
demarcation conference has completed. GSG has
learnt that the Somali and Oromo regions
presidents and other officials came to Moyale to
decide on who should administer Moyale District
and determine the boundary between the Gharri
and the Borana administrative areas in the
district.
Despair
as
Somali
peace
talks
end
United
Nations
brokered
Somali
peace
talks
are
ended,
after at
least 28
people
are
killed
in
Mogadishu
clashes.
Boog'er
man's
project
As saying
goes, a
picture
tells a
thousand or
million
words, what
this dubious
thief does
always
disappoints
those who
happen to
seat with
him. Don’t
let his look
deceive you.
He looks
innocent and
appears as a
bird in
captivity
with broken
wings, and
hopeless.
But out of
sight, he is
animated and
serves as
blood
sucking
leech and
feeds our
enemies.
Just look at
the faces of
those who
were in the
room with
him. They
were shocked
seeing him
picking in
his nose.
They were
disgusted
beyond
imagination
and
disbelieve
in
witnessing
him digging
his noseappearing
as if he
lost his
wedding ring
inside it.
Click here
to witness
it yourself.
Why
The Gharri
and Borana
Peace
Accords
don't
succeed?
by Gur
Gharri
The Gharri
and Borana
have been
fighting for
over a
century and
have been
engaged in
hundreds of
peace
accords.
But, to no
avail or
long term
solutions.
So, why
their peace
accords have
failed to
succeed and
who is
behind itsfailure?
Clashes
at Nairobi
food protest
Police in
Kenya fire
tear gas to
disperse a
protest
against the
soaring cost
of food
after the
recent
political
crisis.
Fears as Cabinet meets
The Grand Coalition
Government appeared under attack from at least four
fronts on the eve of its first Cabinet meeting to be
chaired by President Kibaki at State House, Nairobi,
from 10am today.
full
story
Renewed
rivalry as ODM, PNU pick candidates
Hostilities are set
to be renewed between the Party of National Unity (PNU)
and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) as each
party picks its candidates and rolls out campaigns
for the June 11 parliamentary and civic
by-elections.
full story
US
confirms Somali
missile strike
The US military
confirms it
carried out a
pre-dawn missile
strike in
Somalia which
killed a senior
Islamist
militant.
Breaking
News From Moyale Western Gharri Region
Wednesday April 23,
2008by
Gur Gharri
GSG
News
contributor:
Full-fledged war has
broken out between the Gharri and O.P. D. O. region
in Western Gharri region. On April 22, 2008, the
O.P.D.O’s militias intercepted by the Gharri
indigenous land owners and were crushed before they
reach El Gof town, killing 3 and wounding ..........
Kenyan
Rivals Reach Deal on
Cabinet
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP)
-- President Mwai
Kibaki and
opposition leader
Raila Odinga reached
a deal Saturday on a
coalition Cabinet,
following protracted
talks on
implementing a
power-sharing deal
meant to end the
political crisis
over a disputed
election, officials
said.
China condemns Olympic torch relay disruptions BEIJING (Reuters) - China's ambassador to the United States condemned a purported attempt to disrupt the U.S. leg of the Beijing Olympic torch relay, saying such "disgusting" conduct was doomed to fail, state media said on Thursday. Full Article
NEWS UPDATE ODM quits cabinet talks ODM has suspended talks with President Kibaki's PNU until the latter agrees to share power fairly. full story Talks to avert Somali aid crisisAid agencies are to meet the Somali prime minister to try to improve aid deliveries to the war-torn country.
President summons Cabinet
Faced with a stalemate in the negotiated power-sharing deal, President Kibaki has summoned a Cabinet meeting Monday morning where he is expected to spell to his team the hard options he has to take. full story
Revealed: Secret letters are being used to keep negotiations for an acceptable Grand Coalition Cabinet going after a one-on-one engagement between President Kibaki and Prime Minister-designate Raila Odinga took a knock on Tuesday. full story
Kenyans ‘satisfied’ with peace deal Optimism is sweeping across the country ahead of the naming of a new coalition Cabinet, a new study shows. full story
More pressure on Kibaki, Raila over new Cabinet
Pressure continued to pile on President Kibaki and the prime minister-designate ahead of their meeting tomorrow, adding to doubt if they will come up with the face of the eagerly awaited Cabinet. full story
Obama's passport records improperly accessedWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Contract workers for the U.S. State Department improperly viewed Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama's passport records three times this year in what his campaign called "an outrageous breach" of his privacy. Full Article
At least 25 people
have been killed in Kenya's Rift Valley
region in attacks by cattle rustlers,
police say.
Kibaki signs law to create
It is now official. Kenya will have the position of executive Prime minister. This was after President Kibaki last night assented to a Bill passed by Parliament creating the post. full story
Clinton struggles with loss of black support WASHINGTON (Reuters) - African Americans liked Bill Clinton so much that he was once dubbed "the first black president," but perceptions that his wife's campaigning has been racially tinged have taken a toll on Hillary Clinton's White House bid. Full Article
USA's AFRICOMnot to focus on humanitarian aid after allWASHINGTON - In a key briefing to Congress on 13 March, General William “Kip” Ward, head of the US Command for Africa, AFRICOM, devoted only 15 seconds of his four-and-a-half minute opening remarks to a possible humanitarian role. full report
House agrees to rare secret session on spy bill WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House of Representatives abruptly postponed a vote on a spy bill on Thursday after Democrats agreed to a Republican request to hold a rare secret session to discuss classified security matters.
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