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Founded in the USA in 1993, Telecom Somalia is currently headquartered inDubai.It has offices in the main Somali cities including Bossasso, Galkayo, Garowe,Hargeisa and Mogadishu.Telecom Somalia was one of the first private telecommunications companiesto be established in Somalia, but in recent years it has lost market share tonewer competitors.It is widely regarded as the third largest telecoms operator in Somalia afterNationlink and Hormuud.Administration - Ismail Omer BoobeEmail: boobejar@hotmail.comSomtel www.somtelnetwork.netSomtel is the second largest mobile operator in Somaliland.It is a sister company of Dahabshiil, one of the biggest money transfercompanies in Africa, which is based in Somaliland.Somtel was launched in 1993 in the Somaliland towns of Burao, Berbera,Erigavo, Las Anod and Buhoodle.It opened in Hargeisa in 2010 and now covers most of Somaliland includingmany rural areas.Somtel provides mobile, landline, fast internet DSL and wireless services.Director - Awil Salah AbdiTel: +252 7 900 07 00Email: asaalax@hotmail.comContact - Halima AliMob: +252 7 900 08 80Email: Ahalima2003@yahoo.co.ukAfrican OnlineThis company provides landline telephone and fast internet DSL and wirelessin Somaliland’s main towns.It does not offer mobile phone services.92
It is owned by businessmen and religious leaders from Somaliland.Chairman - Sheikh Hassan Abdi SalamMob: +252 2 442 62 19Contact - Faysal Mohamoud MaxamedEmail: faisaldhore@hotmail.comGlobal Internet CompanyThis is the main internet provider in South Central Somalia.It was formed after as a consortium between the three maintelecommunications companies in Somalia - Hormuud Telcom, TelcomSomalia and Nationlink.Its headquarters are in Mogadishu.Global Internet offers dial-up internet access for use with landlines.It also provides wireless internet, DSL internet, and broadband services forbusinesses, private residences and internet cafes.Chairman: Abdulkadir KadleTel: +252 181 5551+252 127 1897Email???93
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SomaliaMedia and Telecoms Landscape
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But in recent years these inter-cla
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Kenya launched a military incursion
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But even before then, the threat of
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Although Somalia has been in a stat
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During the civil war in Mogadishu i
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Universal, the Somali language cabl
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This has led to a high degree of se
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3. Radio overviewRadio is the most
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4. Leading radio stationsInternatio
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VOA beams programmes to Somalia fro
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Some Somalis regard Bar Kulan as a
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The station was rebranded in July 2
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Somalia-based radio stationsMogadis
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Radio Kulmiye is on air for 18 hour
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Radio Xurmo 96.00 FM www.xurmo.netR
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Al Risaala 102.2 FMThis Mogadishu-b
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Contacts neededRadio Tusmo 92.9 FM
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Codka Mudug is based in the souther
Page 42 and 43: Programming includes news, sports,
Page 44 and 45: The station collaborates with the G
Page 46 and 47: Director - Mowlid Haji AbdiMob: +25
Page 48 and 49: It was initially called Radio Free
Page 50 and 51: SPR’s website carries news from S
Page 52 and 53: Kenyan radio stations that broadcas
Page 54 and 55: 4. TelevisionTelevision has become
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Page 58 and 59: Somali Channel TV www.somalichannel
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Page 62 and 63: As well as targeting an audience wi
Page 64 and 65: Xog OgaalThis daily Mogadishu-based
Page 66 and 67: Geeska Afrika is published six time
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Page 72 and 73: www.calanka.comThis news website is
Page 74 and 75: www.qarannews.comSomaliland opposit
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Page 78 and 79: 8. Media resourcesMogadishu Media H
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Page 84 and 85: Marketing and communicationSomalila
Page 86 and 87: The main mobile networks in Somalia
Page 88 and 89: Somaliland still suffers problems o
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