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Ms. Clinton stated that there are still barriers to trade, investment, especially foreign direct investment. She said some of them are external and some of them are internal like better infrastructure, making sure that corruption doesn't stifle bus
At the meeting with staff and families of Embassy Lusaka, Ms. Clinton was thrilled to announce new funding for the African Women's Entrepreneurship Program, which will be based in Lusaka.
The course which continued from 5th-9nth of June was the second FIFA level course held for dozens of Somali football coaches abroad. The FIFA instructors have previoulsy failed to arrive in Somalia for security reasons.
At the Sunday's final match, boys from the school Djibouti soccer training center defeated their rivals from Somali Political science University center which hosted the youth football tournament by 3-0.
Since conflict in Yemen worsens day-after day, Somali government said that it was extremely worried over the safety and current living situations of thousands of Somalis living and working in Yemen country.