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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPublic Notice6A I MONOAY.SEPTEMSE1R 4,2006 A WORLD Mlemateraldcam I THE NUM HERALD Client Name: CO EO OS sn ti Ad Number CITY OF MIAM1-PURCHASING t ru Insertion Number. 751916701 tie .5 rwolatU DISPLACED: A Somllll men waits for food to be distributed at the desolate Dadaab refugee crimp in Kenya. KENYA For Somali refugees, no way home ■ Fifteen year' attar 'moulted earended Into chaos, refit esea across th• borderin Kenya, have lost hope of going home. 44 I1.17Seri11 A k4NIEDY fuseratmehasi DADAAB, Reny. When Ahmed Noor arrived at the ➢'dub refugee camp In far nortbemetem Kenya, he fig• ured he would be here for a month 0r Iwo, until dvit War tiled down In Somalis and he could go home. Fifteen years later, Name doesn't think bell ever be able to lave this desolate end windswept refugee camp, raw home to moos then 130,lon Somaliborder. orderr mile" from the "1 came here when I war p C110 ofelialt a Dywemmtat Community Development teenager,18 years old,' Nut. add. "Now rem married.' have five daughter. Think about that. How much time has parted," For the Somali refugees who have been M Dadaab lon- gest, the secant takeover of much of southern Somalia by an Islamic militia hes rapped any Unseeing hope they had of going home. And while the religloue movement and Somalia's weak U.N: backed Interim govern- ment held talk'thi, weekend in Sudan, then fa little opti- mism. That refugia watch new arrival' stream In -- 18,000 a far this year — with the 1!t of ompetience. "The people who come hero now, they think they en going beck to Somalia very PUBLIC NOTICE Tuesday, October 12, 2006 at 10:30 A.M, City of Miami Commission Chamber 3500 Pan Amerloan Drive Miami, 10L 33133 theta rtglaellow gwernnp 4007 end ether HUD provama note' Mal a parrliparM analicten p eiee darns wail rb.M.hle Mlle el olden *pantie,. to Omani on any Am.ndn.lte to &echo of HUD pograma In shako, the public le aahsedd she proposed amendaaele!some riding el the lklr proWwnl.1 r,d01w bmow'. • Dlaareden and Proposed 0..Unlmu µrl0d0Nythe tanner d Not (men. Neale'Nude ham." t: aMNre Nun. soseseaml .eemlen A0Pan SalloleMseled Hedaltlat61.0.m 1YBEa radglnlniamo m Want Dena" Wry a Mona. No. OMB, 20491 Tetal: 606,300.76 664,38036 B,ease rwala tn. Inc. 11D1Ba907e! Fonda to he tiered lee .nmrgne0 and Mn.II1MI chaining Goan at the Lott alma.1 unary cued e1917 MN . tic Slam To1a11 390600.75 11 ,a10.71 flayµ Oa1m,. Gomin,ety aentai Health Corner of MAW Beach, Inn (101382150 ,rim,. E. 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The Imbue WNm a rmeaable le the h mkspy d, Rpwale pc apadal 0emrncdaeol. may Peek led it 1M D partnud el Gamnnl1 O0YhPIm4 et 000)416-2050 ne Ten Shen ease 0) imam. days Fiction* Ptah Hering dale (Ad'1rg/) "non, or that they'll be reme- died in another country," laid O,pood 11m.1 Sages, a 34-70.1- cld women who eats hu been al Dadaab foe is year', "But 1 know t don't have a home In Somaga.1 tun withoet hope." The three camp. that make up Dadaab wean ntabllrhed 1E91 after Somali warlords top- pled dictator Siad Barre and pmud thecountrytry clan la into law. armed The moat recent blaodthed, sparked by the rise of the mili- tant 11l.mie movement in the murk hoe driven an avenge of l00 Mueslis to Dadaab every- day, according to the U.N. High Comm11110ner for Refu- gees. "If the current late of arrival continue., we can ct u expemther 12,000 refugees by the end of the year,. the agency etkl in • Italement. The refugees, molt of them Muslim, live In smell hut, fuhloned our of thin branches draped with cloth or tarp. Lit- tle grow, beneath the wither- ing equatorial sun but a sprin- kling of,crubby trees. CONFINED TO CAMP Many longtime refugees lament that they cannot leave the camp to try to make a life In Kenya The government ha strict ,inns requiring them to "ley In camps, arguing that integration inn Kenyan life le not a "durable ,olullon" for the refugees. Bur returning to Somalia, with lee violent instability end poverty, le not an option either. Resettlement to a Third country I. a beacon of slope — but it rarely happens. lust 742 refugees went to the United Stares lap year, For thou who were born end relied ie Dadaab, the camp hes been their only home, "The only place they know le the fear corners of this camp," ..Id Ncmia Tem- SOMALIA pore", head of the V.N. refugee egencys °idea in Dadab. 'Ter some a:tent, we en00elage that to be in touch with their culture, to belong to one cul- ture — for whenever Cher 1, a plan for them to go back." A LIFETIME IN CAMP Abdu:lahi Aden Mulattos, who mow t° Dadaab wben he was 9, say' he ha. only a weak connection pm bye native Cnn6- try.'7 here forgotten all about Somalia became I haw spent my lifetime In this'amp," geld Muhume, now 23. His goal is simply to Improve his life In Dadaab now that he hes finished red ondary school. 11e want" to continue hit education, but the camp offer" few opportunities Segel, too, Is resigned to making her life in the crimp Mitred of pining for Moped" - the Somali capital and the Iran place she saw her parcels when they fled a surge of vio- lence after Eerre's loll, Segal 'eye she went one way, her parent! another. Silo looks hack focally on Mogadishu, saying she used to run a smell kiosk that sold meat, fish and milk. But since she wee hot there, Mogadishu hes degenerated into a huge, looted shanty- town. Public buildings have been dismantled brick by brick, and people live In improvised lento on the old foundallons after being driven from their homer by violence. Most families in the city cannot afford to and their children to the few formai schoolm that cult, so they attend ad hoc training led by local clerks. An entire gmen- bon MMt little knowledge of the outside world — much like many young D.deah residents. '7 am }reel trying to Improve my life here, in the camp," Segal bid. Islamic militia, U.N. negotiate for peace EY MIuulAN6IMAM W ANmdp.d Pro, KHARTOUM, Sudan — Negoti.tor. for Somalia'. weak, V.N.-hacked laterite BArliil/RANDS TH BATTLE I5 ON AND HAPPENING NOW! EVERY SPA AND HOT TUB IN STOCK NOW.. ITo3 1 I IFF PORTABLE ROT TUBS ,- A688 6 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SPA BRANDS UNDER ONE ROOF -ONE STOP SHOPPING THIS WEEKEND , LEISUREBAYSPA OVER aooa LEISURE RAY SPAS IN STOCK SAVE '900 SAVE'2000 SAVE '3000 e'UN' loran initermie.e.an .ante TNgvi al. ul::tt u-, on4lna: rat:: www.. SAVE '1400 SAVE '2900 SAVE'3000 ECLIPSE SAVE'1800 SAVE '2000 Light o,.0. Pent 0 ee+lw l esPredx •m, .4001 4N exec Pens dxxxn,l.\u\entl re cora..m.. r...1. tesene411t NomTIa-raw M1.7i Weft Titan Rehr amnnwteethe nr4Ne..rrin 'Teti 3001 109.11111 1ep '11111 N1n1eµl SAVE '2500 GIBRALTAR ADIR I NDACK RFRpllll 704E Rahn Representatives Fartbwi will wp be 0n sin clangwi{faryour Malang savings wino unheard of laving' ea spin You'll flavor it for as 17 NO MONEY DOWN, NO INTEREST. NO PAYMENTS... UHTJL lows! YOU'LL SEVER/1°19V1grSPPY A NOTJPRIN6 SPA fail LESS SAVE '2200 SAVE '3OOO VANGUARD SAVE '3500 Factory reps will be here Friday 104e Saturday 1041n Sunday 12.61and Laborday 10"6, H .,. when there' : hams It's averl tt w e.. 0.11A0 L. to a-guln government held peace talkt Sunday with delegers from an incteaingly pnwaful Weak militia that control, most of the country's eolith, Including the eepilaL The Wks, which began Sat- urday, revolve around a June agreement to discus. political, security, social and economic issues az well at reconsion- tao0, according to a copy of the agenda obtained by The Aso- cUted Press. On Sunday, Somali pull. - meat speaker Shelf htmlra Sheikh Aden we seen lading delegates from the Somali gov- ernment into the closed -door tales with Islamic coupe rep- remantatire. led by MTh ins Haan Adow, the group'' for. eige. dad.. chief. Oa Saturday, Aden and Adow raid they wee commit - Uri to peace. Adow warned, however, Thu foreign interference in Somalle would be "erectile for the renewal of cirtl war," alluding to reports that Ethio- pian troops had taken up poet. Heel In Ilwee Somali lawns. The two side" held "elk, In June but felled to rename them In fuly ea, pl.need amid diet. Hone within the transitional government .bout how to han- dle the Id.mdc rouse' aeGen- denry in SOME. Islamic loaders refused to attend after report, that Ethio- pian troops had entered SOWS. Ea in fuly. The Islamic courts later reverted their pillion, however, saying they wanted to dircuet the Ethlopianpre.- enc6 with the government directly. Ethiopia has denied sending troops to Somalia. Negotiator" have said they hope to discuss Cabinet po.l- tiers (or the Islamist" and "rim In Parliament 40 well as the kremlin: id charter during the talk., which are expected to best several days d!eml,u could argue that they Should share power with Smell President Abdulteht 'Furore transitional feeer - meot "Iace they control •'lg- nideent part of the country. Yumps reprelent•tivel have meld they are open to the Islamics being pet of the gov- ernment under a clan -breed formula need to form the gov- ernment end perkamem.