41. Shadow Peace Talks For Somalia The people of somalia may not be gunculture minded society, and its leaders,with the exception of a few war criminals, may not be unpatriotic. http://www.somalilandnet.com/somaliland_voice/articles/11690.shtml

Somaliland Net Forum Somaliland Net - Your gateway to Somaliland news and information! News - Shabakada Somaliland Search The News Archieve Question Comment or Need Help! Click here Add A classified Add a Site Home NEWS Somaliland News World News SOMALILAND Sland Referendum Somaliland Somaliland Gov ENTERTAIMENT SLN Forum Chat Rooms Boga Heesaha Somalilanders List ... Alt.culture.somalia DIRECTORIES Art and Culture Business Computers Education ... Somaliland CONTACT INFORMATION. OurFax: (651)321-4100 Email: The Webmaste Posted to the web 21:58 Feb 03 2003 by Ibrahim Hassan Gagale Shadow Peace Talks For Somalia Feb 03 2003 Fear, anarchy, and lawlessness reign in Somalia for the last 12 years, horror and despair engulf its people, prospects of hope for peace and wind of relief are not on the horizon yet. All peace talks and reconciliation conferences held for its salvation have been doomed to failure, governments formed in Djabouti in 1991 and 2000, headed by Ali Mahdi and Abdiqasim Salad Hassan respectively, proved to be dysfunctional.

42. The ACG Somalia Page Students Chat Page; somalia Page; somalia Settlement Experiences inCanada; somalian World; soc.culture.somalia UseNet News; SAPDsomalia http://www.abyssiniacybergateway.net/somalia/

The ACG Somalia Page The Virtual Community Somalis on The Web... Bravanese Network CODKA Somali Galbeed PlanetSomalia ... soc.culture.somalia UseNet News SAPD-Somalia Somalia Email List #Somaalia IRC DALnet SomaliUK Somali Women's Issues News and Current Information Current Travel Advisory Dhambaal Newspaper The Latest Somali News! The Mukhtar International Digital Magazine ... Somali Rebirth Education Institutes and Associations Amoud University Arun Alumni World Wide Network Somali Students Union Arlaadinet ... The Maandeeq Home for Somlia History, Literature and Poetry Waaberi Somali Cultural Home Page Everythi ng About Qat Qalam for Arabic ... entry on Somalia contains extensive linguistic information Map of Nation Somali Language Page Somali Songs Website The Somali Resource and Heritage Center Somali Companies Ausoma Telecomunications Galkom -Galakacayo Telecom Corporation Mustafa Abdi's Free Virtual Consultancy Firm ... SomiTek Somali Organizations Somali Academics and Students Asscociation in Sweden The Organisation of Somali Academics in Umea Somalia Environmental Protection and Anti-Desertification Organisation (SEPADO) Somalian Student Association of Kuwait ... Somalia at the Red Cross Somalia at Model League of Arab States Western Somali Relief Agency (WSRA) Somalia @ Somalia at Horn Information Exchange Somalia Info at City Net Somalia at UPenn Somalia at GORP ... Somalia at Yahoo!

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45. Book Directory UNDERSTANDING somalia culture, History, and Social Institutions IM Lewis ISBN1 874209 41 3 1993 116pp PB £9.95 Recommended briefing material for http://www.haanbooks.co.uk/bkdirectorypg.htm

Website by HAAN Associates Publishing Haan Hallmark Titles Anthropology, Culture and Society Language as Culture Haan Hallmark Titles: Classic and standard works by leading scholars which have made significant contributions to scholarship. PEOPLES OF THE HORN OF AFRICA : Somali, Afar and Saho I.M. Lewis Haan's new edition in 1995 of this 'anthropology classic' was its first time in hardback. As well as including all earlier material from the 1955 and 1969 editions, it added appendices of previously unpublished matter. It is now also available in paperback. The work has established itself as a building block for all academic research on the Horn of Africa, especially on Somali society. Among its strengths are the impressive sweep of the ethnographic information, the bibliography which is exhaustive of English language, Italian, and French sources up to the late-1960s, and for the excellent fold-out map showing the distribution in the Horn of the groups of people spoken of. ISBN 1 874209 56 1 1995 238pp - HB ISBN 1 874209 82 1998 - PB "HEELLOY": Modern Poetry and Songs of Somalis

46. Somaliuk Your Portal For News, Chat Rooms, Culture, Music, And Forums In culture, language, and way of life, the people of somalia, northeastern Kenya,the Ogaden region of Ethiopia, and the southern part of Djibouti are largely http://www.somaliuk.com/Brief/people.php

Please Select a link Qat The Menace Add your Site Free SMS Free fax Latest Links Modify your link Popular Site Recruitment sites Education Entertainment Organisations Reference Regional Personal Homepages Search For: Latest News More Headlines Latest On The Forums Re:what y'all think of Skyhigh family? Re:I was not EATING KHAT WHEN I BORN Re:cheak 1 2 3 Re:UCL or Imperial Help! ... More This Month's Survey Now that UK and the US are attacking Iraq what do you think rest of the Arabs should do? Nothing as usual. Increase price of oil. Protest in the UN. Put pressure on the west. Boycott US goods. Fight with each other. Support the war. View results Brief History of Somalia The People In culture, language, and way of life, the people of Somalia, northeastern Kenya, the Ogaden region of Ethiopia, and the southern part of Djibouti are largely one homogeneous group. Ethnic composition The Somali people are divided into numerous clans, which are groups that trace their common ancestry back to a single father. These clans, which in turn are subdivided into numerous subclans, combine at a higher level to form clan families. The clan families inhabiting the interfluvial area of southern Somalia are the Rahanwayn and the Digil, which together are known as the Sab. Mainly farmers and agropastoralists, the Sab include both original inhabitants and numerous Somali groups that

47. Somaliuk Your Portal For News, Chat Rooms, Culture, Music, And Forums Internet Education Entertainment News Media Organisations Recreation Sport ReferenceRegional Personal Homepages Society culture. Brief History of somalia, http://www.somaliuk.com/Brief/Timeline.php

Please Select a link Qat The Menace Add your Site Free SMS Free fax Latest Links Modify your link Popular Site Recruitment sites Education Entertainment Organisations Reference Regional Personal Homepages Search For: Latest News More Headlines Latest On The Forums Re:what y'all think of Skyhigh family? Re:I was not EATING KHAT WHEN I BORN Re:cheak 1 2 3 Re:UCL or Imperial Help! ... More This Month's Survey Now that UK and the US are attacking Iraq what do you think rest of the Arabs should do? Nothing as usual. Increase price of oil. Protest in the UN. Put pressure on the west. Boycott US goods. Fight with each other. Support the war. View results Brief History of Somalia Timeline: Somalia A chronology of key events: - Arab tribes establish the sultanate of Adel on the Gulf of Aden coast. - Somali people begin to migrate from Yemen. - Sultanate of Adel disintegrates into small states.

48. Bits Of Culture - Somalia Language Map. Bits of culture. PointTo-Talk Booklets. Additional Resources.BITS OF culture - somalia. Languages. Geography. Cultural Values. http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_som.asp

BITS OF CULTURE - Somalia Languages Geography Cultural Values Health Care Values ... Interesting Facts Languages Somali, Arabic, Italian English Geography Cultural Values Health Care Values Diet Interesting Facts

49. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Somalia History Ottoman Empire Ottoman Architectural Works Outside Turkey somalia. Home.Atatürk. Ottoman Empire. Holy Lands. Ministry of culture Computer Center 2002. http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_en.asp?belgeno=1416

50. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture - Somalia Architekturwerke außerhalb der Türkei somalia. Home. Atatürk. http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/tarih_de.asp?belgeno=5492

51. Somaliland Net: Art and culture Photography Mogadishu Images from the Past 36 pictures of Page- Somali News Page provides a collection of the latest news from somalia. http://www.somaliland.net/link/Cool/

Home Chat Music - Heeso Introduction to Somaliland ... Contact Welcome to Somaliland Net - Your gateway to Somaliland news and information! News - Shabakada Somaliland Search The News Archieve Advance Search Click Here Question Comment or Need Help! Click here Add A Classified Add a Site Top 3% LET YOUR BUSINESS GROW ADVERTISE HERE YOUR ADD HERE cLICK fOR mORE dETAILS Art and Culture hiiraan home - Normal page! (Added: 25-Sep-1999 Hits: 1787 Rating: 4.00 Votes: 3) Rate It Translate Report Broken Link: Art and Culture : Photography ... Mogadishu: Images from the Past - 36 pictures of Mogadishu prior to 1991. Includes many photographs from the colonial period. Plus maps. (Added: 7-Aug-1999 Hits: 2235 Rating: 5.50 Votes: 6) Rate It Translate Report Broken Link: Pictures from Burao - Pictures from Burao and Haud My name is Abdi and these pictures are from my trip to Burao ('99-00 (Added: 28-Sep-2000 Hits: 1269 Rating: 8.00 Votes: 3)

52. SOMALI BANTU - Their History And Culture but integrated into Somali society, and those who were brought to somalia as slavesbut maintained, to varying degrees, their ancestral culture, Bantu languages http://www.culturalorientation.net/bantu/sbintro.html

culturalorientation.net -home SOMALI BANTU CULTURE PROFILE CHAPTER C ONTENTS P REFACE ... IBLIOGRAPHY As a persecuted minority group in Somalia, the Bantu refugees had endured continual marginalization in Somalia since their arrival as slaves in the 19th century. Introduction In Africa, the Bantu-speaking peoples make up a major part of the population of nearly all African countries south of the Sahara. They belong to over 300 groups, each with its own language or dialect. Groups vary in size from a few hundred to several million. Among the best-known are the Kikuyu, the largest group in Kenya; the Swahili, whose language is spoken throughout eastern Africa; and the Zulu of South Africa. The Somali Bantu can be subdivided into distinct groups. There are those who are indigenous to Somalia, those who were brought to Somalia as slaves from Bantu-speaking tribes but integrated into Somali society, and those who were brought to Somalia as slaves but maintained, to varying degrees, their ancestral culture, Bantu languages, and sense of southeast African identity. It is this last group of Bantu refugees that has particularly suffered persecution in Somalia and that is therefore in need of protection through resettlement. These Bantu originally sought resettlement to Tanzania in 1993 and 1994, and to Mozambique in 1997 and 1998, before they were considered for resettlement in the United States in 1999.

53. SOMALI BANTU - Their History And Culture The myth of homogeneity falsely represents somalia's dominant nomadicculture and tradition as the nation's only culture and tradition. http://www.culturalorientation.net/bantu/sbpeop.html

culturalorientation.net -home SOMALI BANTU CULTURE PROFILE CHAPTER C ONTENTS P REFACE ... IBLIOGRAPHY SCROLL TO: Place in Society Social Structures People Many Bantu refugees can trace their origins back to ancestors in southeast African tribes who were enslaved in the 18 th century by agents of the Sultanate of Zanzibar. These ancestral tribes include, among others, the Makua and Yao of southern Tanzania and northern Mozambique; the Ngindo of southern Tanzania; the Nyasa of southern Tanzania, northern Mozambique, and northern Malawi; and the Zaramo and Zigua of northeast Tanzania. Other southeast African tribes represented among the Bantu refugees include the Digo, Makale, Manyawa, Nyamwezi, and Nyika. The Bantu slated for resettlement, especially those who fled the once forested Juba River valley, are politely referred to as Wagosha ("people of the forest") or Jareer (term used to describe Africans with hard or kinky hair). Derogatory terms to describe the Somali Bantu include

54. Society And Culture Learn about Brava's language, culture, history, and people. Category Regional Africa somalia Society and culture http//Mohiddin.virtualave.net/. http://www.ad.com/Regional/Africa/Somalia/Society_and_Culture/

search Top Categories: Personal Pages @ Civil War Bravanese Network. Provides information and links pertaining to the Somalian town of Brava. Learn about Brava's language, culture, history, and people. Category: Regional > Africa > Somalia > Society and Culture http://Mohiddin.virtualave.net/ Human Rights Watch: Somalia News and detailed reports on the situation in the country. Category: Regional > Africa > Somalia > Society and Culture http://hrw.org/africa/somalia.php United Nations in Somalia Official site of UN agencies working in Somalia. Category: Regional > Africa > Somalia > Society and Culture http://www.unsomalia.org/ AD.COM Web Directory is based on ODP - Open Directory Project data. No proprietary software was used in the development of this web site. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor

55. Info About Muslims (MSA @ SUNY/Buffalo) soc.culture.nigeria; somalia soc.culture.somalia; Ethiopia / Eritrea;Ghana / Senegal / Gambia / Cameroon; Uganda / Kenya / Mozambique http://wings.buffalo.edu/sa/muslim/umma/umma.html

In the Name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful Muslims - culture, news and issue forums The Muslim World, demographically speaking, defines where majorities and significant minorities of indigenous populations are practitioners of the Muslim faith, that is, Islam. Though it is not necessary to maintain, Islamically speaking, geopolitical boundaries and state structures, per se, de facto national entities and political boundaries exist. Material presented here is done so keeping this reality in mind, not necessarily as an ideal model. Also, browse the information on Islamic texts and resources INDEX The Muslim World The Americas Africa Europe Middle East ... History News and other information Islamic Newsgroups General News Area News Issues Concerning Muslims Education Society Commerce Politics ... Configure your browser to read Usenet news General Information about the Muslim World Not all links are to sites maintained by Muslims or for the purpose of Islam just background information on national entities. Yahoo Regional/Country Information UT-Austin Library Map Collection The Americas Islam in America SUNY/Buffalo Course Syllabus Bibliograpy of works on Muslims in America Statistics of American Denominations Canada Mexico / Central America Guyana / Trinidad / Tobago / Suriname Brazil / Argentina Africa Maghreb : Morocco soc.culture.maghreb

56. Somalia WebQuest Designed by Yasin somalia. Joan Jonswald and Mary Smith, Cornelia ElementaryESL Teachers. They are busy learning English and all about American culture. http://www.edina.k12.mn.us/cornelia/classes/esl/webquest/somalia/Somalia.htm

My Two Homes A WebQuest for Elementary Students A Study of World Cultures: Somalia Designed by Yasin - Somalia Joan Jonswald and Mary Smith , Cornelia Elementary ESL Teachers Sherron Gaughan , Cornelia Elementary Media Specialist Introduction Task Process Evaluation ... Credits Introduction We have many students in our school that have moved to the United States from other countries. They are busy learning English and all about American culture. Wouldn't it be fun to learn about their native country and culture? You should be able to find many interesting similarities and differences. Your main mission is to promote respect and understanding of other cultures. Your job is to find information and pictures to use in a presentation describing this country and it's culture. What makes this webquest special is that it was created with the help of our ESL students. In this webquest you will investigate their native country. The Task You and your partner will choose a role. Using the Internet, you will investigate a specific subject area of the country and it's culture. You and your partner will collect notes and pictures that will be used to create a Hyperstudio or Power Point presentation.

57. Culture This tradition is new in American culture and it may create clashes between thetwo Back home, in somalia, there is a system helps Somalis wake up and eat http://ww2.saturn.stpaul.k12.mn.us/somali/culture.html

THE SOMALI CULTURE AND BELIEFS BY HASSAN MOHAMED I. ORIGIN OF SOMALI CULTURE II. DRESS IN SOMALI TRADITION In Islamic tradition, the form of dress is important for Somali women and men. For example, Women should wear HIJAB which is a dress that covers the body except for the hands and face. Men should also wear clothes that cover the body between waist and knees according to the tradition. They should both start dressing this way when they are between seven and nine years old. Somali parents teach their kids how to dress before they reach the age of maturity or puberty. With these traditions in mind, Somali families have the following expectations from the American schools: a) That the schools should separate the girls from the boys when they have mixed or body-touching activities such as swimming class. b) That the schools should allow the Somali girls to dress in uniforms that reflect their culture if the school has uniforms. c) That the schools should give options to the students, especially girls, about any activity related to dress, for example, playing baseball or going to the school gym with sports dress. This should not be obligatory for the girls who do not want to participate. d) That the schools should consult with students’ parents should any conflict related to dress come up.

58. Land, Climate, People, Culture And More About Somalia Land, Climate, People, culture and more about somalia. http://www.geocities.com/hnuurx/history.htm

Land, Climate, People, Culture and more about Somalia Home Somali background People Society Lifestyle C/Courteis ... Collectoin Somalia is situated in the Horn of Africa. It lies between latitude 11 3 North, 1 30 South. On the West it is bordered by Ethiopia, the Northwest by the Republic of Djibouti, on North by the Gulf of Aden, on East and the south by the Indian Ocean and Southwest by Kenya.It covers an area of 638,000 square kilometres with a coast line of about 3,330 kilometers. The most fertile land lies between the Juba and Shabelle Rivers, where crops are grown commercially. Juba area, is covered by thick bush but still supports some farming livestock production. Much of Somaliahas been damaged drought and overgrazing. Climate is warm with temperatures ranging from 25 grades Celsius to 35 grades Celsius with exception of certain highland areas like Erigavo and Shiikh. The Guben is often 38 grades The

59. Confronting The Warlord Culture Sarah Sewall much as his father's policies sowed the seeds for failure in somalia. The US refusalto support disarming and defusing the warlord culture renders even the http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/news/opeds/sewall_warlord_culture_bg_060602.htm

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