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    eastern Africa and the Arabian peninsula. Grown at altitudes of 1500m to 2800m‚ the 2m shrubs are grown mainly in Ethiopia‚ Yemen and Kenya (where it is known as Miraa). From Ethiopia‚ it is exported daily by truck to neighbouring Somaliland and Djibouti. It is banned in Eritrea. The consumption of Qat brings about feelings of euphoria in the individual. It is a mild natural stimulant that creates a”high”. The qat itself is bitter tasting‚ and needs to be chewed on constantly for the effect to

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    myself as a diplomat working for the Ethiopian government. In the past‚ and currently today‚ Ethiopia and Djibouti had never had good relations. So‚ in retaliation of one another’s hatred‚ both governments sent out spies to monitor each others activities such as militarily‚ economically or politically. I was one of the diplomats who were sent by the Ethiopian government to monitor the Djibouti government.” The art of snooping or spying on other governments interests me‚ due to the fact that I love

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    By Kidist Mulugeta The Role of Regional and International Organizations in Resolving the Somali Conflict: The Case of IGAD Submitted to Friedrich Ebert-Stiftung‚ Addis Ababa December‚ 2009 KIDIST MULUGETA | THE CASE OF IGAD Table of Content List of Abbreviations ...............................................................................................................................5 List of Tables .......................................................................................

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    AMBO UNIVERSITY Institutes of Cooperatives and Development study MA in development study The First‚ Assignment on IGAD Contribution for the Regional Development | April 8 2013 | The seven members state of IGAD cover an area of 5.2million sq.km and have population more than 180 million. This region is so rich in culture‚ language and religion practice. The average population growth rate of the region is 2.6% which is the highest in the world and half of the population under the age of 14

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    Written and directed by Claire Denny‚ inspired by the novel "Billy Bud" by Herman Melville‚ and tells about a French army sergeant named "Gallup" leading a group of soldiers during their daily training camp in the desert of Djibouti. Gallup is a military man of the first order‚ giving his life to the daily system his silence in most of times and his quietness‚ surrounded him by a halo of mystery that suits his sternness in the application of his regime and directing his soldiers. a new soldier joins

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    on‚ why do the Arab countries have to have what was Palestine but is currently called Israel? They already have‚ Algeria‚ Bahrain‚ Comoros‚ Djibouti‚ Egypt‚ Iraq‚ Jordan‚ Kuwait‚ Lebanon‚ Libya‚ Mauritania‚ Morocco‚ Oman‚ Qatar‚ Saudi Arabia‚ Somalia‚ Syria‚ Tunisia‚ United Arab Emirates and Yemen. Now granted not all of these countries are the biggest (Djibouti‚ Jordan‚ etc.) but a lot of them are really quite big. Not to mention some of them aren’t even in the Middle East let alone near Israel (Algeria

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    The Sahel of North Africa is a semi-arid transition region between the Sahara desert to the Northern and wetter regions of middle Africa near the equator. This area stretches from the Atlantic ocean in the west to the Indian ocean in the east. The Sahel of North Africa has undergone extreme environmental changes over the past eleven thousand years. Due to the extreme climatic changes and social conflict that is prevalent in that region‚ Sahel has drawn the attention of the global community.

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    Tunisia‚ Egypt (twice)‚ Libya‚ and Yemen; civil uprisings have erupted in Bahrain and Syria; major protests have broken out in Algeria‚ Iraq‚ Jordan‚ Kuwait‚ Morocco‚ and Sudan; and minor protests have occurred in Mauritania‚ Oman‚ Saudi Arabia‚ Djibouti‚ Western Sahara‚ and the Palestinian Authority. Related events outside of the Arab World included protests in Iranian Khuzestan by the Arab minority in April 2011 and border clashes in Israel in May 2011. Weapons and Tuareg fighters returning

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    transition more fully into renewables as their economy is not heavily based on fossil fuels. Unlike either of these nations‚ Djibouti is still a heavily developing nation. Nearly 99% of its energy comes from the burning of fossil fuels such as oil and coal. There is a lot of room for development through the utilization of renewable energy sources. As a developing country‚ Djibouti has the opportunity to draw from the

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