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Djibouti forcibly repatriates Somali asylum seekers

afrol News, 11 November - The UN refugee agency has expressed regret over the forced repatriation of 40 Somali asylum seekers to Mogadishu.

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Djibouti qualifies for IMF’s poverty disbursement

afrol News, 18 June - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has completed the first review under the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF) arrangement with Djibouti, thereby immediately qualifying the country for the disbursement of US$ 2.3 million.

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Regional cooperation key to uprooting Somali piracy

afrol News, 30 January - Efforts to uproot piracy in the Somali waters received a further boost when Indian Ocean and Red Sea countries pledged to cooperate in seizing, investigating and prosecuting pirates off the coast of war-ravaged Somalia in a stepped-up campaign to curb a scourge that has wrought havoc with international shipping, including delivery of emergency food aid.

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Iran offers Djibouti, Eritrea mediation

afrol News, 4 November - The government of Iran, one of few states being on good terms with both Eritrea and Djibouti, has offered the two Horn neighbours to "promote ties" after troops clashed on the border in June. Djibouti meanwhile is making sure to strengthen its military alliances.

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Djibouti's debt service to Paris Club reduced

afrol News, 17 October - Djibouti could benefit up to seventy-nine (79) per cent in debt reduction following an agreement signed with Paris Club and government yesterday.

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Ethio-Djibouti railway may get rehabilitation

afrol News, 23 July - A Dubai-based company, which already has great interests in the Djibouti port, is eying possibilities to invest into the rehabilitation of the Ethio-Djibouti railway, connecting Addis Ababa with Djibouti and representing landlocked Ethiopia's main import-export lifeline.

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Eritrea debunks overstepping in Djibouti

afrol News, 11 July - The government of Eritrea has dispelled allegations that it has been involved in "good-faith territorial dispute" with the neighbouring Djibouti, insisting that it "harbours no territorial ambitions, or claims whatsoever on Djibouti."

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AU condemns Eritrea military attack on Djibouti

afrol News, 1 July - African Union has condemned Eritrea for using military action against Djibouti near Red Sea shipping route, a disputable border, saying it should withdraw from disputed land immediately and unconditionally.

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AU commission investigations on Djibouti-Eritrea clashes

afrol News, 27 June - African Union has commissioned a team of investigators to unravel route cause of Djibouti and Eritrea clashes. The fact-finding mission commissioned today will resume work in Djibouti and end its mission in Eritrea in an undisclosed time frame.

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Eritrea shuns border dialogue

afrol News, 17 June - The government of Eritrea is not prepared to hold dialogue with the neighbouring Djibouti to resolve the deadly frontier dispute. Recent clashes between the two countries has left at least nine Djibouti soldiers dead.

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French army backs Djibouti against Eritrea

afrol News, 13 June - As the UN Security Council, the Arab League and the African Union urge Eritrea to stop its aggression against neighbouring Djibouti, French officers stationed in Djibouti reveal France is providing military support to the country. France is to step up its military presence in Djibouti with immediate effect.

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Eritrea condemned over Djibouti border clashes

afrol News, 12 June - The international community has condemned the military aggression and use of arms in this week's border clashes between Eritrea and Djibouti, which killed nine Djiboutian soldiers and wounded over 60 in three days. Increasingly isolated Eritrea is blamed for the aggression.

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Troops killed in Djibouti-Eritrea clashes

afrol News, 11 June - Two Djibouti troops were killed and scores injured in fresh border clashes with Eritrea forces yesterday.

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Djibouti female genital cutting linked to poverty

afrol News, 13 May - Djiboutian authorities have been asked to conquer poverty and ignorance if they want their country to "win the struggle against the age-old Female Genital Mutilation or Cutting (FGM/C).

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Sahel nations lose 1.7m ha land

afrol News, 28 April - On average each year, Sahelian countries lost 1.7 million hectares of arable land to desertification, environmental experts told journalists.

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» 23.03.2007 - Djibouti to host first African Horn intellectuals' conference
» 15.02.2007 - French open new row with Djibouti
» 03.01.2007 - Djibouti, Somaliland in bitter port feud
» 11.09.2006 - Djibouti invests in luxury ahead of COMESA summit
» 05.04.2006 - Djibouti govt continues war on unions
» 21.02.2006 - Djibouti trade union leaders arrested
» 02.11.2005 - Djibouti power sector to be diversified
» 12.04.2005 - Djibouti incumbent wins one-man poll
» 17.02.2005 - Unions protest new Djibouti labour code
» 31.01.2005 - Djibouti in diplomatic row with France
» 26.01.2005 - Somaliland President visits Djibouti, Ethiopia
» 14.12.2004 - Djibouti, Ethiopia integrate power networks
» 03.12.2004 - Djibouti economy "remains fragile"
» 24.09.2004 - Growth in Djibouti slowing down

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