Somalia: Prime Minister Rebuffs to Quit

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Bemba Trial Website (The Hague) Wakabi Wairagala 14 June 2011 The prosecution in the war crimes trial of Congolese opposition leader Jean-Pierre Bemba today called their 23rd witness. In his brief appearance this afternoon testifying under the pseudonym 'witness 112,' he described the arrival of Mr. Bemba's soldiers in the town of Begua in the Central African Republic (CAR) and how the soldiers then went on a looting spree.

Garowe Online (Garowe)

14 June 2011

Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo vowed that he will not leave from the power, “I am seeking vote of confidence from the lawmakers and Somali people” prime minister told to the reporters.

He disregarded Kampala accord, which was calling appointment of new prime minister within 30 days and extending one year term to the transitional government despite to remedy along running political feud between the country’s president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed and speaker of the Parliament Sharif Hassan Sheikh Adan.

“The demonstrators revealed their sense deeply, no body paid expenses to the protests” he added.

The Prime Minister Mohamed congratulated Somali National Forces on fazul’s execution, a most wanted Al-Qaeda official in East Africa.

The political bickering between Somali’s top leaders led international community to announce donor aid stoppage unless the squabbling stops.

Somalia was without central government since 1991, when warlords overthrown Siad Barre’s regime.

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