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STORY: AG.

SRCCs VISIT TO DHOBLEY


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/AUGUST/2014, DHOBLEY, SOMALIA

1. Wide shot, Dhobley ariel view
2. Med shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende getting off a
helicopter
3. Wide shot, AMISOM troops from Kenya and Sierra Leone salute the
Ag. SRCC on arrival in Dhobley
4. Wide shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende greeting
AMISOM soldiers and Police Commissioner, Anand Pillay
5. Med shot, Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende listening to Brig. Walter
Koipaton Raria, the Kenyan Contingent Commander
6. Close up shot, Brig. Walter Koipaton Raria
7. Med shot, Projection screen showing a map of the operation area of
the AMISOM troops in Dhobley
8. Close up shot, AMISOM Police Commissioner Anad Pillay
9. Wide shot, Brig. Walter Koipaton Raria
10. Med shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende addressing the
officers
11. Close up shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende
12. Close up shot, AMISOM KDF officer listening to
13. Wide shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende planting a tree
14. Med shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende touring a water
point for the AMISOM troops
15. Wide shot, AMISOM forces water point
16. Close up shot, Water at a collection point
17. Med shot, Water at a collection point
18. Wide shot, AMISOM Level II Hospital in Dhobley
19. Med shot, Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende touring the hospital
20. Wide shot, Ward at the hospital
21. Med shot, Medicine at the Hospital

22. SOUNDBITE: (ENGLISH) HON. LYDIA WANYOTO MUTENDE AG.
SRCC:
This is going to be a routine assignment and work for us as AMISOM
because we need to follow up, support and monitor our field teams
especially the troops, but also support the interim administrations
where we have the liberated areas both the old and new. The
challenges in the field are different, they emerge every other day and
therefore it is important to come and see what we agree on, on paper
at the headquarters to what is happening in the community, but also
we have a role to mobilize the civilian community to consolidate and
sustain the peace they have secured with the support of AMISOM.
23. Med shot, AMISOM soldier at one of the command posts
24. Wide shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende tours the
command post
25. Med shot, Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende tours the command post
26. Wide shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende tours the
forces make shift kitchen
27. SOUNDBITE: (ENGLISH) BRIG. WALTER KOIPATON RARIA,
KENYAN CONTINGENT COMMANDER:
Command visits are always very encouraging to the troops. They
keep their morale high and it assures them that somebody is keeping
an eye on what they do. It helps us to evaluate what we are doing and
improve on our activities. The mandate requires us to do the best we
can to bring peace to Somalia and that is exactly what we are doing,
but without such visits, we will be challenged whether we are going
the right direction or not.
28. Med shot, Dhobley interim administration leaders meeting Hon.
Lydia Wanyoto Mutende
29. Close up shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende meeting
with the Dhobley interim administrators
30. Wide shot, Dhobley interim administrators
31. Close up shot, Dhobley interim administrator
32. Wide shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende meeting with
the Dhobley interim administrators
33. Med shot Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende and Brig. Walter
Koipaton Raria, the KDF contingent commander
34. Wide shot, Waamo Womens Group meeting with the Ag. SRCC
Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende
35. Med shot, Waamo Womens Group making the crafts
36. Close up shot, Baby
37. SOUNDBITE: (SOMALI) AISHA NOOR, WOMENS GROUP
LEADER:
Since we are a womens group and you are also a woman, we trust
that understand and will help us.
38. Wide shot, Aisha Noor presents gifts to the Hon. Lydia Wanyoto
Mutende
39. Wide shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende addresses the
women
40. Med shot, Waamo Women Group making crafts
42. Close up shot, Aisha Noor
43. Wide shot, Ag. SRCC Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende carrying a
baby from one of the Women


STORY

The acting Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African
Union Commission for Somalia has pledged regular field visits and
engagement with AMISOM troops deployed in different parts of the
country, as part of the effort to ensure their motivation.

Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende made the pledge during a visit to
Dhobley, a town in Lower Jubba, Southern Somalia, where she
interacted with administrators of the Federal Government of Somalia
in the area, women groups and AMISOM troops.

The discussions focused on how the administration can be
supported, the challenges faced by the women and youth in Dhobley,
as well as exploring how AMISOM troops can be further supported to
ensure peace and stability in the town and neighboring areas.

Speaking during the trip, Hon. Wanyoto said such visits are
important for the AMISOM leadership to better understand the
conditions in the various sectors of operation.

This is going to be a routine assignment and work for us as AMISOM
because we need to follow up, support and monitor our field teams
especially the troops, but also support the interim administrations
where we have the liberated areas both the old and new. The
challenges in the field are different, they emerge every other day and
therefore it is important to come and see what we agree on, on paper
at the headquarters to what is happening in the community, but also
we have a role to mobilize the civilian community to consolidate and
sustain the peace they have secured with the support of AMISOM,
she said.

The AMISOM troops expressed gratitude, adding that such visits from
the leadership indeed boost the morale of the troops.

Command visits are always very encouraging to the troops. They
keep their morale high and it assures them that somebody is keeping
an eye on what they do. It helps us to evaluate what we are doing and
improve on our activities. The mandate requires us to do the best we
can to bring peace to Somalia and that is exactly what we are doing,
but without such visits, we will be challenged whether we are going
the right direction or not, said Brig. Walter Koipaton Raria, the
Kenyan Contingent Commander.

Hon. Wanyoto also took time to interact with women groups engaged
in crafts making and tailoring, as well as empowerment of fellow
women. The groups appealed for help from AMISOM to support their
cause and enable them extend service to more women.

Since we are a womens group and you are also a woman, we trust
that understand and will help us, said Aisha Noor, the Womens
group leader.

The Ag. SRCC pledged to look into the various issues raised and to
ensure that the gains so far attained by AMISOM are built upon for
peace, stability and development to be restored in Somalia.
END.

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