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Anti-Ethiopian protests erupt in Mogadishu
06 Jan 2007 07:18:00 GMT
Source: Reuters

MOGADISHU, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Somalis burned tyres and threw stones on Saturday in protest at the presence of Ethiopian troops in Mogadishu, a week after the forces helped the interim government drive out Islamists, a witness said.

"All the businesses are closed. People are busy defending their businesses," said resident Abdi Nur.
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