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Ta'izz
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Ta'izz

City in the highlands of Yemen, 50 km/31 mi east of Mocha, at the centre of a coffee-growing region, at an altitude of 1,400 m/4,593 ft; population (2004) 2,402,600. Cotton, leather, and jewellery are also produced. There are three large mosques built by the Turks. It was capital of Yemen 1948–62.

The city lies 129 km/80 mi northwest of Al 'Adan (Aden) and is linked by road to Sanaa, the capital, and the Red Sea port of Hodeidah. A university was founded here in the 16th century.



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The arrests took place in Mokha, in the Red Sea province of Taez, a couple hundred kilometres (miles) from the Somali coast, a statement said.
The arrests took place in Mokha, in the Red Sea province of Taez, a couple Yemen has arrested six Somalis, one suspected of having links with al-Qaeda, the interior ministry announced on Thursday.
Taez, the main Shafei city in the north, has always had a Zaydi governor.
 
 
 
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