Updating:
16:48, 29 June 2012 Friday
(File Photo)
Aid workers in Kenya camp abducted
A Kenyan driver who was shot and wounded in the attack had died of his injuries while receiving treatment, Philip Ndolo, the region's deputy police chief.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Kenyan police said the four foreign refugee workers kidnapped from a camp near the border with Somalia on Friday are nationals of Norway, Canada, Pakistan and the Philippines.
A Kenyan driver who was shot and wounded in the attack had died of his injuries while receiving treatment, Philip Ndolo, the region's deputy police chief.
- Share It
- Send My Friend
Write a Comment
Most Popular News
> Pregnant Muslim woman attacked in Paris loses baby
> Almost simultaneous riots: Sweden and Turkey
> UK Muslims urge boycott of Israeli dates during Ramadan
> Jewish settlers attack 28 Palestinian cars
> Turkey to host 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup Finals
> Turkey cancels European Parliament appointments
> UK Muslims share flowers with their non-Muslim neighbors
> Kenya to employ drones along its borders: report
> Syria peace conference unlikely before August after G8 clash
> Aral Sea stopped shrinking says Russian scientist
> Almost simultaneous riots: Sweden and Turkey
> UK Muslims urge boycott of Israeli dates during Ramadan
> Jewish settlers attack 28 Palestinian cars
> Turkey to host 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup Finals
> Turkey cancels European Parliament appointments
> UK Muslims share flowers with their non-Muslim neighbors
> Kenya to employ drones along its borders: report
> Syria peace conference unlikely before August after G8 clash
> Aral Sea stopped shrinking says Russian scientist
Most Popular News Today's
> Kenya to employ drones along its borders: report
> Tunisian court jails Salafists for burning Sufi shrine
> Mali says reaches deal with Tuareg rebels
> Nigerian army says rescues hostages
> Ethiopia, Egypt tone down talk of war over Nile Dam
> Egypt 'ready to defend Hamas': report
> Zimbabwe president says rivals scared of "sure" defeat
> Uganda summons EU ambassador
> Egypt detains man suspected of spying for Israel
> UN says Peacekeeper killed in Sudan oil region
> Tunisian court jails Salafists for burning Sufi shrine
> Mali says reaches deal with Tuareg rebels
> Nigerian army says rescues hostages
> Ethiopia, Egypt tone down talk of war over Nile Dam
> Egypt 'ready to defend Hamas': report
> Zimbabwe president says rivals scared of "sure" defeat
> Uganda summons EU ambassador
> Egypt detains man suspected of spying for Israel
> UN says Peacekeeper killed in Sudan oil region
In my opinion, if we want to understand Erdogan's words clearly, firstly, we should understand the parameters of Turkish foreign policy.
The move is the latest announcement in a series of global investigations going on into benchmark rates following the discovery that some had been rigged, most notably Libor, the London interbank Offered Rate.
The marketing of unhealthy foods to children has proven "disastrously effective", driving obesity by using cheap social media channels to promote fat-, salt- and sugar-laden foods.
© 2006 Copyright.Designed by Networx e-media solutions Programming by Engin Demir
