burahadeer;854887 wrote: just ask urslv how you can watch the games in london or call somalia with cell phone that can fit in your pocket:D yes it's real. actually was reading otha day & is landing sometime around 2am monday . And do you believe the landing on the moon really happened ? I am not denying the fact that technology has improved over the years but don't you think the people who made the cell and tv commication are also capable of orchestrating Unrealistic historic events such as the moon landing

I don't believe this none sense of sending A robot to mars. This is another fuzz to make America space agency on the top once again. Just like the fake landing on the moon. Do you really believe this is truly happening ? How is that they can aim where the mars is so that they can land thier robot ?

Somalia;854695 wrote: He's the president of......... PUNTLAND! Wow. Does that give him the power to interfer with others affairs. I guess you agree with your adeer

This is why we need Islamic movement in Somalia , Alshabab is what we call seef la bood . We need strong and connected religious movement back in the nation. Religion is the only way Somalis Will get peace. Western ideology and political system has no solution for Somali problems. These western puppets and thier African body guards have nothing for Somali people. Religion is bigger than qabiil.

Somalia;854693 wrote: I am siding with Sheikh Shariif here cause he is just such a cutie pie. Walee waa dumar, nin afkii saas kama yidhaa

Faroole doing what he does, the guy is doing what's the interest of puntland rather than what's the interest of Somali people.

They all look like dogs waiting to be fed. Inshallah moderate Alshabab will rise amongst the ashes and get these corrupt politicians out the way

His time is up anyway , maxaa uu sameyn Karaa .Last moment ayuu ogaadey his being played. Mr Dalxiis knows either way his done . This is just trying to improve his image before his sent away. This is somali politics , "we agree to disagree"

It's all this corrupt goverment to blame. They hired moryaans off the streets to become ciidanka wadanka. Once moryaan will be moryaan. How can they talk about chasing Alshabab when they have moryaans us national army. If this goverment was legit , they would start doing what real goverment would do by collecting illegal weapons. They could save many lives by doing that.

Atleast Alshabab didn't steal people's donation money . I guess each thug in the TFg goverment will escape with his cut and perhaps built mansions in Nairobi and Dubai just like previous goverment officials. Now that's the true sophicated moryaans in power.

With all due respect for this man but he can't even drive out beyond balcad and afgoye . Real question should be who is this constitution for , this goverment only controlls few kilometers And with that said , every city they take turns into chaos . Enough killings of the intellectual Somalis One has to wonder how is that al shabab succeeded cleaning out the moryaans.

These gathers are lucky if they didn't get blown out from the conference. Tgf should put more time and money on thier thugs. How can you approve new constitution when you don't even control more than 10 percent of the country ? They got together to steal more money from the poor, this constitution is like the previous. No one follows it and no one cares .

What other nations and presidents gets this much support and obedience from America . Literally each presidential candidate has to make a journey to Isreal before anything else. It's unbelievable how tiny nation makes difference in US voting.

The deadly Ebola virus has killed 14 people in western Uganda this month, Ugandan health officials said on Saturday, ending weeks of speculation about the cause of a strange disease that had many people fleeing their homes. The officials and a World Health Organization representative told a news conference in Kampala Saturday that there is "an outbreak of Ebola" in Uganda. "Laboratory investigations done at the Uganda Virus Research Institute...have confirmed that the strange disease reported in Kibaale is indeed Ebola hemorrhagic fever," the Ugandan government and WHO said in joint statement. Kibaale is a district in midwestern Uganda, where people in recent weeks have been troubled by a mysterious illness that seemed to have come from nowhere. Ugandan health officials had been stumped as well, and spent weeks conducting laboratory tests that were at first inconclusive. Imagine if infected ugadanan comes to Somali soil and pass his disease . It would be disastrous . These people live like animals, I can say something about people in Somalia living in refugee camps but we been in a war for two decades. This why none Africans degrade Africans . The governments are corrupt They care less the well being of thier citizens. Management it self doesn't exist in Africa. They claim the disease comes from people who contacted animals such as monkeys who were infected. It's simple,people in africa live in dirt. No clean water and such

After passing through this world , how will you imagine being remember us ? More importantly, we should be concern what happens after we die. Mean time have you ever thought about your legacy. What sort of impact you had to the people close to you and to the world generally.

They are bunch of time wasting fake elders, if these people really care of thier country, they would settle thier differences without the help of any country. The more I think of it , the more I see the picture that there is no way on earth that Somalis will ever get alone. Is like looking for cure for a family devastated by sexual abuse, physical abuse and mental abuse internally . They can try to talk about forgiveness and getting back to normality but there is no way getting back to the normal days.

MoonLight1;852103 wrote: Allssc.com and it's crazy Princes Diana style conspiracy theory. Hold your horses, let's wait until all the facts come out. My prayers go out to her.

Ramadan kariim, Inshallah with allah's help this Ramadan will be one to remember for all Muslims and especially Somalis,

Somalia , not me who's reading it bit but to report death for someone who has not passed away seems strange.

Libaax-Sankataabte;852094 wrote: Ilaahay been haka dhigo. Waxay u egtahay habaar . Puntlandi is reporting she is alive. Warbaahinta ayaa markii hore faafisay in ay geryootay Saado Cali Warsame Balse Taliyaha ciidamada gaarka ah ee madaxtooyada Puntland Gol.Cumar Cabdullaahi Maxameed (Faroole) ayaa Puntlandi u xaqiijiyey in saado aysan ku dhima n shilkaas isagoona sheegey in xubno kamid ah Wasiiradii la socday ay dhaawacyo fudud gaareen , So why are they reporting her death? Politically motivated

Seems weird , First day of Ramadan and I hear her death .

Garowe (RBC Radio) Fanaanada Saacado Cali Warsame oo ka mid ah fanaaniinta Soomaaliyeed ayaa goor dhow waxay ku dhaawacantay shil gaari oo dhacay magaalada Garowe ee xarunta maamulka Puntland. Dhaawaca Fanaanadaan ayaa waxay ka danbaysay ka dib markii sida la Sheegay gaari ka soo qaaday magaalada Gaalkacyo uu Shil kula galay magaalada Garowe. Dhaawaca Saado ayaa lagu soo waramayaa in gacan iyo madaxa ay ka gaareen wax ka gaareen waxaana la dhigay isbitaalka guud ee Garowe, sida uu soo sheegayo wariye ku sugan magaalada Garowe oo Raxanreeb ay la hadashay. Saado Cali Warsame ayaa isla maanta waxay ka timid wadanka dibadiisa waxayna ka soo dagtay garoonka magaalada Gaalgacyo waxaana halkaasi loogu soo dhoweeyay si aad u saraysa.

Backward mentality, ".. Waar ninku waa Reerkee"

Kenya has raised the ire of Somalia by awarding offshore oil and gas exploration blocks to multinational companies in contested waters, and while the mainstream Western media glosses over this as a simple irritant for Kenya, Total and ENI, the move will give new impetus to Somali piracy and threatens to open up another frontline in the Somali conflict. Kenya is perhaps being a bit hasty in its excitement over oil, having discovered its very first commercially exploitable oil inland in the Rift Valley earlier this year. While that find is not contested, its decision to award three exploration blocks to Italy’s Eni and one to France’s Total in coastal waters claimed both by Kenya and Somalia is questionable. Not only is it illegal to award these exploration blocks without a territorial dispute resolution, but the timing will be viewed as suspicious in Somalia, where Kenyan forces are presently attempting to establish their medium-term military credentials by fighting the terrorist group al-Shabaab alongside African Union (AMISOM) troops and the Somali transitional government (TFG). It is plausible that Kenya was hoping that its very successful assistance in pushing al-Shabaab out of the Somali capital Mogadishu and a number of other key bases and strongholds would give it carte blanche to act on oil exploitation in contested coastal waters.* But TFG officials who are beholden to Kenya firepower are nonetheless unimpressed by Kenya’s move. Somalia’s interim deputy energy minister has gone on the record as saying that the awarding of the four blocks was illegal and that the TFG would take up the issue with the United Nations. Of course, for the multinational oil companies, there is no contest. Kenya is East Africa’s largest economy and is relatively stable compared to its neighbors, whereas Somalia has been languishing in a state of anarchy for nearly three decades that has turned into an Islamic insurgency, as well as a hotbed of piracy on the high seas. * While the mainstream Western media is keen to paint this as a no-contest situation for Kenya, the legal status of those coastal waters and any potential UN arbitration is only a small part of a larger matter. Somalia needs Kenya to deal the final blow to al-Shabaab and to allow the TFG, whose mandate expires on 20 August, to proceed with organizing proper elections and giving the country its first government in over two decades. Kenyan forces descended on Somalia in part to protect Kenya’s borders from infiltration and its coastal resorts from armed rebels. Securing its foothold on the Somali coast, however, also offers the benefit of securing its claim to oil in contested waters. “Kenya is clearly holding most of the cards, here, but this is a dangerous game whose timing is a bit off. The transitional Somali government requires as much support from the various influential clans as it can muster in order to defeat al-Shabaab and lessen the chance of any future insurgencies of a nationalist flavor. Kenya’s move to sideline Somalia over these oil exploration blocks risks skewing alliances at a pivotal point in the conflict,” Michael Bagley, president of Jellyfish Operations, which manages an intelligence network in Somalia, told Oilprice.com Kenya would do good to remember that Somalia is not just the TFG and al-Shabaab, and it will have other forces with which to contend. While the TFG may allow Kenya to move forward with its oil exploration deals without putting up too much of a fight, a number of groups will not.