Tillamook, the secessionists lost hope when somalia-somaliland talks started thanks to Turkey. every since, things have been on a downhill niyoow. lol. in the meantime, Puntland's next generation of leaders plot their next move. will Puntland launch a satellite into orbit the year 2020? I don't know, but I can only say people of Puntland are excited niyoow.

<cite> @Allyourbase said:</cite> Somalia has lost a whole lot more over the last 25 years, this recent dispute is pretty much meaningless to the common Somali living there today. Oil would only add to our problems for we seem not capable of getting along ourselves, without the added complications of oil money. niyoow, you make lots of sense when you are not bashing Islam. lol

Most modern thinking nowadays is girls who think a guy wearing macawis is gay. lol.

allyourbase and xabad and Johhny B were early beneficiaries of this program niyoow. lol.

niyoow 98% of somali people are self-serving narcissist. girls are the most. lol

we are standby in nairobi for any ebola suspicious person. if your face is red, everybody runs away. lol

<cite> @Homunculus said:</cite> I have to agree, this was not a good year for Somaliland and their quest for independence. Their democracy is taking a step backwards and press freedom was curtailed significantly. They are more aggressive militarily and seem to produce an inordinate number of misguided youth who execute attacks on neighbouring regions. Their foreign policy is more confrontational and their relationship with other countries and the IC is deteriorating, but no one can deny that Hargeisa is doing well (though other regions have nothing to show). well said niyoow. somaliland's demise was sealed by xaaji xunjuf's giving up on defending siilanyo. lool very very bad year for somaliland. this was the worst since they declared independence. what a shame that a good prosperous region of somalia was destroyed by one man and his close sub clan. all the dreams destroyed and in shambles niyoow. on the other hand, puntland is thriving, moving forward fast and is not looking back. stark difference in leadership.

I can't see the link niyoow.

look at how they all standing around doing nothing when one of their people is beaten with a stick. lol. when Chinese company comes to Puntland for the construction if Bosaso Airport, the Chines must respect the rules and regulations of Puntland. The people of Puntland are feisty and fierce so they will never take this kind of abuse from a chinese foriegner but I feel sorry for other Africans. chinese bloggers are calling africans lazy and stupid. this is the worst niyoow.

They are physically abusing the workers. They are psychologically terrorising the workers. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/jan/02/china-zimbabwe-workers-abuse

More than 200 Mozambican construction workers have gone on strike in protest at alleged beatings by their Chinese employers and poor working conditions, some of the strikers said. The 230 workers, who are employed by a Chinese state-owned construction company to build a three-kilometre bridge and a 74-kilometre ring road in the Mozambican capital Maputo, have been on strike since Saturday. They also claim that an end of year bonus has not been paid. "These Chinese have no respect for the people. They insult us, beat and send us away when they want and for no reason," Antonio Mavila, a worker who claims to have suffered repeated assault, said on Wednesday. "We cannot continue to work without being paid and without being respected as human beings," another worker John Matusse told AFP news agency. Their employer, the China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), did not respond to requests for comment. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2014/01/mozambicans-claim-abuse-chinese-employers-20141944057360930.html

stand on your feet. Don't wait for Western handout. Build your own territory and rise to the occasion. that is the motto of Puntland lately. people are mobilized by a higher cause and everyone is ready to help out. niyooow this is true self-reliance. today construction of garowe airport road is being started. GUUL iyo GOBANIMO.

xabad, whats you opinion niyoow? you didn't tell us anything. lol

Doctor, this title has caused heart attack on Somaliland brothers who want Godane to thrive more than anyone else. If this is confirmed, it will be a sad day for the secessionists niyoow. lool. Their Amir is either dead or on the run. lol

Tooshka wareega ee Shacabkamedia ayaa helay magacyadda 6 ka mid ah Saraakiihii sar-sare ee Alshabaab oo lagu dilay weerar qorsheysan oo Dayuuradaha Mareykanka ee loo yaqaan(Drones)ay ka geysteen duleedka Degmadda Baraawe. Weerakan ayaa lagu beegay,xili ay shirayeen Saraakiisha Alshabaab oo ka wada hadlayay saldhiga Baraawe laga qabsaddo halka ay u wareejin-lahaayeen saldhiga. Dilka Saraakiishan Alshabaab ka tirsan,ayaa waxaa fuliyay Sirdoon Soomaali ah oo qalabka loo yaqaan(GPS)ag-dhigay goobtii ay ku shirayeen Saraakiishan la dilay. Akhriso magacyadda 6-dan Sarkaal iyo xilalka ay Alshabaab ka hayeen: 1-Gudoomiyihii Gobolka Sh/Hoose:Abu-Cabdalla. 2-Sheekh Cali Maxamed Guuleed oo dhanka Saadka u qaabilsanaa Alshabaab. 3-Maxamed Xasan Nuur oo loo yaqaan(Abu Xamza) 4-Maxamed Abu-Shaam(Darawalkii Hogaamiyaha Alshabaab Axmed Godane 5-Mubaarak Cabdalla Yemeni(Dalka Yemen ayuu u dhashay) 6-Cubeyd Iqra(Dalka Sudan ayuu u dhashay). Hogaamiyihii Alshabaab ayaa ila iyo hadda naloo xaqiijin inuu weerarka ku geeriyooday,balse waxaan idiin xaqiijinaynaa darawalkiisii (Maxamed Abu-Shaam)inuu ka mid ahaa 6-da Sarkaal ee la dilay. Waxaa is-weydiin mudan hadii darawallkii Axmed-Godane la dilay?oo uu isaga nolol ku baxsaday?(Hogaamiyaha Alshabaab Axmed Godane)markaas micnaheedda waxay tahay waxaa laga yaaba sida aan xog ku helnay?inuu yahay Double-Agent(2-wejiile)hoosta kala shaqeeyo Sirdoonka Mareykanka ee (CIA).

Somali terror leader behind Kenya shopping mall massacre 'killed in US drone strike' The Somali Islamist leader who ordered last year's Westgate shopping mall massacre in Kenya is believed to have been killed in a US drone strike. Ahmed Abde Godane, the leader of the al-Shabaab militant group, is thought to have been targeted by a salvo of missiles as he left a meeting of the group's senior leaders on Monday night. The US military said it was still trying to verify whether the 37-year-old had died in the attack, but witnesses spoke of a sound like an "earthquake" as missiles hit a forested region in Somalia's Sablale forest district, 105 miles south of Mogadishu. Godane, who is one of al-Shabab's most feared figures, gave his personal backing to last September's Westgate atrocity, in which 67 people were killed when al-Shabab gunmen armed with grenades and assault rifles attacked a shopping mall in Nairobi. In a statement released shortly after the attacks, he threatened further terrorist mayhem in Kenya unless it agreed to pull its troops out of Somalia, where they have been trying to oust al-Shabaab from its southern heartlands. The attack was one of the worst terrorist acts in Kenyan history, and marked al-Shabaab's arrival on the world stage as one a fully-fledged member of the international jihadist terror movement. Previously it had focused mainly on establishing a Taliban-style regime in Somalia, but under Godane, who pledged allegiance to al-Qaeda, it adopted a transnational agenda. Related Articles Ahmed Abdi Godane: the al-Shabaab leader targeted by air strikes 02 Sep 2014 Kenya Al-Shebaab gun attack on bus kills seven 19 Jul 2014 British officials 'acted unlawfully' over death sentence for Kenyan linked to Judith Tebbutt kidnap 13 Jul 2014 FGM: at last, the 'dangerous silence' is lifting 04 Jul 2014 Godane, who also went by the name Abu Zubayr, was also listed by by the US State Department as one of the world's most wanted terror fugitives, with a $7-million price tag on his head. On Tuesday, al-Shabaab officials declined to confirm whether Godane had indeed been killed. "Let the Americans say that they have killed Shebab's leader. So far the Americans just gave us rumours," a senior Shebab official told the AFP news agency. Another al-Shabaab spokesman, Abu Mohammed, told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Godane was in one of two vehicles hit in the attack, which he said killed six militants, but declined to say if Godane was among them. Somali officials said the first they knew about Monday's drone attack was when government and African Union forces patrolling in the area heard a series of huge explosions in the Sablale forest area. The strike came as local al-Shabaab forces were on the back foot from a government offensive aimed at seizing key ports under militant control. "The Americans carried out a major air strike targeting a gathering by senior Al-Shabaab officials, including their leader Abu-Zubayr," said Abdukadir Mohamed Nur, governor for southern Somalia's Lower Shabelle region. "They were meeting to discuss about the current offensive in the region. There were casualties inflicted on the militants, but we don't have details so far." If confirmed as dead, Godane becomes the latest in a long line of al-Shabaab commanders to be killed in US airstrikes. A US missile strike in January killed a high-ranking intelligence officer for the group, while last October one of its top explosives experts died in a hit on a vehicle carrying senior fighters. Godane himself is known to have taken extensive security precautions to avoid being targeted, following the death of one of his predecessors as leader of al-Shabaab, Adan Hashi Ayro, in a US missile strike in 2008. Godane's death would be a severe blow for the group, which has lost much of its terrority in Somalia in the last two years as a result of successful offensives by Somalia's US and UN-backed government. From having once controlled much of the capital, Mogadishu, it is now confined mainly to isolated rural areas, although it still launches numerous hit-and-run attacks. On Sunday, seven heavily-armed Islamic militants attacked a high-security prison in Mogadishu in an apparent attempt to free comrades held there. Somali officials claimed that all seven attackers were killed, along with three government soldiers and two civilians. After the US airstrike on Monday night, locals in the Sablale area said that masked Islamic militants in the area arrested dozens of residents they suspected of spying for the US and searched nearby homes. "Mass arrests just started, everyone is being detained," said Mohamed Ali, who lives in Sablale district. "They even searched nearby jungles and stopped the nomads transporting milk and grass to the towns for questioning." As of Tuesday there was still no confirmation of Godane's death. However, Mr Nur said he believed Godane and other senior al Shabaab members had been killed. "We understand a U.S. drone killed Ahmed Abdi Godane and other seven senior members last night near Hawaay area around Barawe town," Sidii told Reuters. He did not say how he got the information on the attack, given the location is in an area still under al-Shabaab control. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/11070072/Somali-terror-leader-behind-Kenya-shopping-mall-massacre-killed-in-US-drone-strike.html

Americans are bombarding Afrgoye, Barawe, and all the south with Drones right now. after US journalist was beheaded by ISIS, Obama wants to finish off jihadi terrorists everywhere. i hope godane is dead.

Elk hunters reach and live the area. they constantly have clan battles with the Gedo people in that area. it is well known that Elk Hunters reach the area and live in saaxo. but the district is majority gedo people niyoow.

saaxo has some Elk hunters niyoow. they live in the area but majority is Gedo people there. it is a district that wants to join Puntland and the minister gurxan is from that district. it was always in the plan to bring saaxo and caabduwaaq into puntland and that is why Puntland added one minister from Gedo clan in the goverment way before Central state fake stuff was even dreamed. this was a long term project niyoow. Minister Bashir Abdirahman Haji Gurhan is from Saaxo district. Wasiir-dawlaha Madaxtooyada Puntland u qaabilsan xiriirka gobollada Bashiir C/raxmaan Xaaji Gurxan. this minister was named in January so there is no connection between Puntland expansion and the Central State nonsense.

Justice for faadumo Mohamed Aden (Calbato) the wife of Somali founding father General Mohamed Abshir Hamaan.

Fartaaq is given official tour by the ruling Party AKP's second man.

Fartaaq with AKP party political director Mr. Haydar Ali