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  • First prize for a child in Somalia: An AK-47
    World News | Jeffrey Gettleman, The New York Times | Wednesday September 21, 2011
    A typical prize for a children's contest might be a backpack, a lunchbox or maybe some toys. Not in Somalia.Over the weekend, a Somali radio station run by the Shabab, the most powerful Islamist militant group in the war-ravaged country, held an awards ceremony to honor children who were experts at Shabab trivia and at reciting the Koran. The prize...
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  • Southern Sudan feels freedom close at hand
    World News | Jeffrey Gettleman, New York Times | Sunday January 9, 2011
    Philip Geng Nyuol started fighting for independence with his hands.He eventually graduated to a machete, then Molotov cocktails, then a gun."I crossed rivers full of crocodiles," he said. "And slept in camps in Congo. And ate wild fruits in the bush."That was nearly 50 years ago -- Mr. Nyuol was on the ground floor of southern Sudan's independence ...
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  • Pirates free British couple after over a year in captivity
    World News | Jeffrey Gettleman, New York Times | Monday November 15, 2010
    A British couple who had been kidnapped by Somali pirates and held in captivity in a remote, sweltering patch of central Somalia for more than a year was finally released, Somali officials said Sunday, apparently after a ransom was paid. The couple, Paul and Rachel Chandler, were hijacked in October 2009 while sailing in a small yacht in the Indian...
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'Jeffrey Gettleman New York Times' - 3 News Result(s)

  • First prize for a child in Somalia: An AK-47
    World News | Jeffrey Gettleman, The New York Times | Wednesday September 21, 2011
    A typical prize for a children's contest might be a backpack, a lunchbox or maybe some toys. Not in Somalia.Over the weekend, a Somali radio station run by the Shabab, the most powerful Islamist militant group in the war-ravaged country, held an awards ceremony to honor children who were experts at Shabab trivia and at reciting the Koran. The prize...
    www.ndtv.com
  • Southern Sudan feels freedom close at hand
    World News | Jeffrey Gettleman, New York Times | Sunday January 9, 2011
    Philip Geng Nyuol started fighting for independence with his hands.He eventually graduated to a machete, then Molotov cocktails, then a gun."I crossed rivers full of crocodiles," he said. "And slept in camps in Congo. And ate wild fruits in the bush."That was nearly 50 years ago -- Mr. Nyuol was on the ground floor of southern Sudan's independence ...
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  • Pirates free British couple after over a year in captivity
    World News | Jeffrey Gettleman, New York Times | Monday November 15, 2010
    A British couple who had been kidnapped by Somali pirates and held in captivity in a remote, sweltering patch of central Somalia for more than a year was finally released, Somali officials said Sunday, apparently after a ransom was paid. The couple, Paul and Rachel Chandler, were hijacked in October 2009 while sailing in a small yacht in the Indian...
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