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Shifta originally was a word that had a
heroic or anti-heroic
connotation rather than a
villainous character (similar to the
historical romanticization...
- The
Shifta War or Gaf Daba (1963–1967) was a
secessionist conflict in
which ethnic Somalis,
Muslim Borana, Sakuye,
Gabbra and
Rendille in the then Northern...
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response to the
growing number of
Shifta ambushes. Also
dispatched were
additional police and the
General Service Unit. The
Shifta were
lightly loaded and very...
- in a
number of
conflicts in and
around Kenya,
including the 1963 – 1969
Shifta War and the 1982
Kenyan coup. The
objectives of the
General Service Unit...
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major interstate conflicts including the
Ogaden War in
Ethiopia and the
Shifta War in Kenya. However,
following of
breakout of the
Somali Civil War and...
- the
Shifta War. He was
promoted as
Deputy Commander of the
Kenya Army on 28
November 1966
where he
further distinguished himself during the
Shifta War...
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handled by BandPlay, DJ MoneyGreen, Ed Pryor, Greenway, J. Sirianni,
Shape Shifta,
Sonny Bama, The
Avengerz and The
Colleagues with
executive producers Thomas...
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motorcycle club
Piracy River pirate Robber baron (feudalism)
Robber Shanlin Shifta Social banditry, a term
invented by Eric
Hobsbawm Thug
Untouchability Vigilante...
- the name "Republic of Kenya". Concurrently, the
Kenyan army
fought the
Shifta War
against ethnic Somali rebels inhabiting the
Northern Frontier District...
- the
practice of
mislabeling the
Somali rebels'
ethnically based claims as
shifta ("bandit") activity,
cordoning off of the NFD as a "scheduled" area, confiscating...
