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    Sweden Gives Humanitarian Aid to Somalia

    By Ma. Rizza Leonzon // 20 January 2011

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    The Swedish government will channel 10 million Swedish kronor (USD1.5 million) through Oxfam Novib to support efforts that aim to improve living conditions in southern and central Somalia. Some 180,000 Somalis will benefit from the funding through increased access to food and water and better agricultural investments. 

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