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365,000 flee from conflict in Mogadishu
04 May 2007 14:11:08 GMT
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Somalian Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi (C) addresses policemen at Lafole training camp on the outskirts of Mogadishu May 17, 2007. A roadside bomb targeted the Somali prime minister's convoy in Mogadishu but no one was hurt, a day after four Ugandan peacekeepers died in a similar attack by rebels vowing an Iraq-style insurgency.



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