NAIROBI, June 10 (Reuters) - A hardline Islamist leader rejected on Tuesday a peace agreement brokered by the United Nations in Djibouti between the Somali government and some opposition figures. "We don't see that as a peace deal, we see it as a trap," Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys told Reuters by phone from Eritrea. "We encourage the insurgents and the Somali people not to be tired of combating the enemy." (Reporting by Aweys Yusuf; Writing by Andrew Cawthorne; Editing by Charles Dick) (For full Reuters Africa coverage and to have your say on the top issues, visit: http://africa.reuters.com/)
Somali immigrants displaced by anti-foreigner violence in Cape Town wait at a refugee centre camp near the city, May 26, 2008. South Africa said on Monday violent attacks on immigrants which ...
