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RECONCILIATION CONFERENCE
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LANGUAGE: SOMALI/NATS
DATELINE: 27 JANUARY, 2015, AFGOYE, SOMALIA
SHOT LIST
1. Medium shot; Interim South West Administration (ISWA) flag and the
Somali national flag.
2. Wide-shot; President of the Interim South West Administration
(ISWA) Sharif Sheikh Adan arriving to attend the conference.
3. Medium shot; conference banner.
4. Close up shot; participants at the conference.
5. Wide shot; clan leaders speaking during the conference.
6. Close up shot; participant speaking.
7. Medium shot; participants during the conference.
8. Close up shot; journalists covering the event.
9. Close up shot; ISWA President Sharif Sheikh Adan.
10.
Close up shot; participants during the reconciliation
conference.
11.
Wide shot; ISWA President Sharif Sheikh Adan and members of
his administration.
12.
Medium shot; signing of the agreement.
13.
Close up shot; participants observing.
14.
Close up shot; Somali female TV journalist covering the event.
15.
Medium shot; signing of the agreement.
16.
Wide shot; the two clans joining hands with the ISWA President
in celebration.
17.
Medium shot; President Sharif Sheikh Adan addressing the
participants.
18.
Wide shot; clan members listening to President Sharif Sheikh
Adan.
19.
Close up shot; clan elder listening.
20.
Wide shot; clan elders listening.
21.
SOUNDBITE (Somali) SHARIF SHEIKH ADAN, PRESIDENT,
INTERIM SOUTH WEST ADMINISTRATION:
STORY
As part of its commitment to bringing an end to inter-clan fighting in
Merca, the Interim South West Administration (ISWA) successfully
convened a reconciliation conference in Afgoye for the Biyamaal and
Habar-Gidir clans in Somalias Lower Shabelle region (27/1/2015).
Over the past two years, more than 70 people have been killed and
hundreds injured as militias associated with the two clans battled it
out for political power and control over resources. The fighting has
left hundreds of families displaced, leading to insecurity, with illegal
roadblocks springing up all over the region.
Speaking during the conference, Sharif Hasan Sheikh Adan,
President of the Interim South West Administration, appealed for all
clan leaders to work towards ensuring stability in Somalia.
This country needs peace, projects and reconstruction, health
centres, schools and universities. So instead of thinking about clan