Somalia: EU Delivers Advanced Military Equipment to Somalia

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Somalia: EU Delivers Advanced Military Equipment to Somalia

[Shabelle] Ministry of Defense of the Federal Government of Somalia and the Armed Forces Command has received advanced military equipment given by the European Union Mission in Somalia, the state media reported.

Source: allAfrica.com

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Most Memorable Visits to Birmingham (AL)

By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Birmingham have been intertwined ever since the Civil Rights leader helped dismantle segregation in one of the America’s most racist cities during the 1960’s. Many point to King’s efforts in Birmingham in the spring of 1963, when

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