African nations approached for Somalia peacekeeping

The United States will provide $40m (€30.7m) to Somalia in political, humanitarian and peacekeeping assistance, the top US diplomat to Africa said today.

African nations approached for Somalia peacekeeping
Fri, 05 Jan, 2007 - 14:57
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The United States will provide $40m (€30.7m) to Somalia in political, humanitarian and peacekeeping assistance, the top US diplomat to Africa said today.

Also, more African nations will be asked to provide troops to help stabilise the country.

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