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WASHINGTON Somali reporter Abdalle Ahmed Mumin was doubly distressed when he heard that a colleague had been abducted by masked gunmen at the University of Mogadishu on the morning of Aug 17. A fellow journalist was missing and Mumin the chairman of the Somali Journalists Syndicate had little way of getting the word out. Digital sabotage had.
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Somali reporter Abdalle Ahmed Mumin was doubly distressed when he heard that a colleague had been abducted by masked gunmen at the University of Mogadishu on the morning of Aug. 17. A fellow journalist was missing and Mumin - the chairman of the Somali Journalists Syndicate - had little way of getting the word out. "I can still feel the frustration," Mumin told Reuters.
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