Somali Islamists say refuse govt amnesty offer

02 Jan 2007

Somali Islamists on Tuesday said they refused a government offer for amnesty after a two week war that drove them out of their strongholds. “We cannot accept the government offer for surrender,” Islamist spokesman Abdirahim Ali Mudey told Reuters by phone from a hideout. Full Story

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