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al-Qaeda in southern Africa: the emergence of a new front in the war on terrorism

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SHILLINGER Kurt

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

In: Armed Forces Journal February 2006, pp.12-16 (4)Summary: Suggests that al-Qaeda has speeded up its process of decentralisation from Afghanistan rather than relocate to Somalia as many had expected. Cells are said to heve been established throughout sub Saharan Africa.

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Suggests that al-Qaeda has speeded up its process of decentralisation from Afghanistan rather than relocate to Somalia as many had expected. Cells are said to heve been established throughout sub Saharan Africa.

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