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Kenya navy officers patrol Somali waters on November 17, 2011 at Ras Kamboni.

Photo/FILE Kenya navy officers patrol Somali waters on November 17, 2011 at Ras Kamboni. 

By FRED OLUOCH  (email the author)
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Posted  Sunday, January 8  2012 at  13:46

Puntland, unlike Somaliland, has indicated that it is willing to rejoin Somalia if it embraces the idea of a true federation or loose confederation.

The haggling over a post-conflict Somalia might just have begun.

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