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| Djibouti | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | Key facts, figures and dates | ");document.writeln("
| East Africa: As We Applaud Djibouti, Guinea, We Ask for More | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | Two other countries, Djibouti and Guinea have pledged to send troops to Mogadishu, thereby increasing the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) troops\' numbers from 6,100 contributed by Uganda and Burundi to 8,100 fighters. | ");document.writeln("
| Tunisia, Djibouti highlighted at library presentation | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | The Carson City Library will present Explore Tunisia and Djibouti @ Your Library at 6 p.m. Thursday in the library auditorium. Steve and Zohra McGoff will present this travel program. Both have traveled extensively and lived in Tunisia and Djibouti, East Africa. | ");document.writeln("
| Gulfport Seabees build Djibouti school | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | Builder Constructionman Selina Rodriguez & Utilitiesman 3rd Class Mike Mclean, assigned to NMCB 7, remove debris from Ecole 5. Builder 1st Class Joe Waddell, assigned to NMCB 7, gives Lt. Col. Ron Ross, Army Medical Corps, a tour of the construction site at Ecole 5. | ");document.writeln("
| African Union adds 4,000 troops to Somalia peace force | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | Source: Reuters * Guinea, Djibouti, E.African bloc to provide new troops * African Union mulls proposal to change AMISOM\'s mandate (Updates, edits throughout) By Barry Malone KAMPALA, July 27 (Reuters) - ... | ");document.writeln("
| Africa to boost its Somalia force | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | African Union leaders meeting in Uganda agree to reinforce their peacekeeping force in Somalia to counter al-Shabab militants. | ");document.writeln("
| Uganda bombings bring Africa together. Except Eritrea. | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | African leaders called for tougher measures against Islamist extremists in Somalia in the wake of the July 11 Uganda bombings. Eritrea is pushing for talks instead. | ");document.writeln("
| More Peacekeepers Headed To Somalia | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | Thousands of additional peacekeepers will be sent to Somalia to battle al-Qaida-linked militants, leaders of the African Union say. The reinforcements are expected to include a battalion from the country of Guinea and several hundred soldiers from Djibouti, Voice of America reported Wednesday. | ");document.writeln("
| Mo Farah: How Britain\'s athletics hero escaped the chaos of Somalia | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | Alan Watkinson knew he was dealing with more than an average schoolboy runner in 1996 when Mo Farah, a gawky teenager with little English and a nose for trouble who had recently arrived in west London from Somalia, streaked to second place in a cross-country championship. He had started the race by sprinting off in the wrong direction. | ");document.writeln("
| Africa: Amisom Capture Key Mogadishu Positions | ");document.writeln("|
| ");document.writeln(" | JULY was a fruitful month militarily for peacekeepers and Somali government forces, a spokesman said. | ");document.writeln("