Gedo
Somalia
Gedo, a region in southern Somalia, holds 64 Bunkabop connections with 613 other places across 13 topics. Military and civil-conflict topics dominate the grounded connections: after the collapse of the Somali Democratic Republic in the early 1990s, President Siad Barre's forces withdrew there, and the militant group AIAI later established its headquarters in Luuq. Trade with Somalia, Kenya, and Ethiopia provided economic stability before and after UN intervention. The region also connects through education, with Bardera hosting both Bardera Polytechnic and the University of Gedo.
Somali National Front
Connects Gedo to: Kismayo, Somalia | Garbahare, Somalia
Ethiopian National Defence Force
Connects Gedo to: Jubaland | Hitsats, Ethiopia
Shiro Koshinaka
Connects Gedo to: Japan | Mexico | Austria | Mexico City, Mexico
Koji Kanemoto
Connects Gedo to: United States | Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Mexico City, Mexico
Siege of Baidoa
Connects Gedo to: Ethiopia | Somalia | Mogadishu, Somalia | Baidoa, Somalia | Burhakaba, Somalia
Gedo
Connects Gedo to: Kenya | Ethiopia | Somalia | Aden, Yemen | Luuq, Somalia
Ohio Dominican University
Connects Gedo to: United States | Ohio | Somalia | Aden, Yemen | Columbus, Ohio
Yoshihiro Takayama
Connects Gedo to: Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Soma, Turkey | Gundan, Iran
universities in Somalia
Connects Gedo to: Medina, Saudi Arabia | Somalia | Mogadishu, Somalia | Kismayo, Somalia | Baidoa, Somalia
Minoru Tanaka (wrestler)
Connects Gedo to: Germany | Japan | Mexico | Tokyo, Japan | San Diego, California
Taka Michinoku
Connects Gedo to: Japan | Mexico | Tokyo, Japan | Togo | Kashiwa, Japan
Carlos Núñez Muñoz
Connects Gedo to: Japan | Spain | Tokyo, Japan | Madrid, Spain | Santiago, Chile