Somalis fear slide back into violence as AU mulls peace mission

19 Jan 2007

Somalis have expressed growing fears of a relapse into violence as the African Union met to discuss the troubled deployment of a stabilisation force for their war-torn nation. Visiting UN envoy Francois Fall told interim President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed on Thursday Somalia had a better chance of peace than at any other time since the era of infighting among warlords began 16 years ago. Full Story

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