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SOMALILAND Issue dated 11/09/2015

A new tie-up between Dahabshilil and Somcable?

According to a government source, Abdirashid Duale, boss of the [...] (119 words)

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NNPC set to beat Conoil to Chevron's stake in offshore blocks 86 and 88

Ex-chamber of mines boss Simon Tuma-Waku to grow agricultural business

Will Dahabshiil pay for its ties to Abdi Ilay?

Will Telesom’s optical fibre sink in the Gulf of Aden?

New pressure on MSG to favour Nour Ali Abdi

MPs oppose bank sector deregulation Free

MSG does not want his cigarettes to go up in smoke

Kadra Mahamoud Haid supports the operator Somcable

Ismail Omar Guelleh governs family-style with Kadra, Naguib, Saad and co

Series of hard blows for Dahabshiil

First Lady still very influential

Mohamed Guedi Said can’t lay his cable

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