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SOMALILAND Issue dated 09/01/2018

The challenges awaiting Musa Bihi Abdi's cabinet

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DRC wants back in driver's seat on coltan

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Lebanese banks' African subsidiaries hit by chaos back home

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How will Musa Bihi Abdi reward his supporters and the Emirates?

Hargeisa and Mogadishu choose their sides in Qatar crisis

British appear set to slap sanctions on Hargeisa Free

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