A U.S. State Department official told Somali leaders in Columbus that it’s up to them and other Somalis, not the U.S. government, to forge a new course for the broken country. Donald Yamamoto was in Columbus as part of a three-city swing that also included Minneapolis and Seattle, home to two other large Somali communities.
Federal Official Urges Local Somalis To Aid Their Broken Country
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