USACC Stops Piracy in Somali
U.S. African Chamber of Commerce said this piracy is getting out of control and the world must bring attention in solving this problem.

Somali man charged in attack on artist
COPENHAGEN - An ax-wielding Somali man with suspected al-Qaida links was charged Saturday with two counts of attempted murder after breaking into the home of a Danish artist whose Prophet Muhammad cartoon outraged the Muslim world three years ago.

Who are the Real Pirates of East Africa and Somalia? USACC Seeks Support from International Community to Crack Down on Illegal Entrance within East Af
The U.S. African Chamber of Commerce (http://www.usafricanchamber.com/) (USACC) seeks support from the international community to put a stop to the ongoing illegal entrance within East African waters by foreign tankers.

Somalia Pirates Go High Tech
The website http://MyMMOShop.com has been held ransom by a distributed denial-of-service attack. An email demanding a sum of money be sent to an individual in Somalia via Western Union was received.

US African Chamber of Commerce Congratulates Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
The US African Chamber of Commerce congratulates Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who is leaving for the African Trade Summit.

USACC Urges Long-term Economic Solution to End Piracy in Somalia
While finding a solution to end the ongoing pirate attacks in the waters off the coast of Somalia proves troublesome, the U.S. African Chamber of Commerce (USACC) encourages leaders of the world to come together to solve the issue through a unified response and diplomatic action, instead of military force.

USACC to the UN: 'Give Me A Break - Somali People Can Solve their Own Problems'
The USACC is the leading advocacy organization for U.S. African relations and emerging African markets.

R.M. Chandler: Cartoon insulted conservatives
To me, Monday's Banner-Herald editorial cartoon from R.J. Matson of the St. Louis Post Dispatch showed a lack of respect for our country and should not have been published. (EDITOR'S NOTE: The cartoon featured a conservative American being asked if he hated taxes, regulations and government and loved guns, and suggested those things defined the African country of Somalia).