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  1. Posted

    On 6/14/2025 at 6:48 PM, Holac said:

    Is it my computer or is this very slow to post here and page is freezing? My post is taking a long time to show up. 

    Welcome back mudane. I think this place aged and is nearing retirement. 

  6. Posted

    We also have a great potential for generating renewable energy from solar and wind. I read somewhere that we can produce more electricity from wind than Ethiopia can produce from its dams. I think the Somali people need only a couple of decades of peace, consistant political stability, and the rule of law to kick start transformative economic development. 

  7. Posted

    On 7/19/2024 at 3:06 AM, maakhiri1 said:

    In la heshiiyo baa ka horeeysa

    Which clans are in conflict? The Somali clans have no issues between them. It is the career politicians who are determined to make a living out of the people's misery. Let alone follow the rules, they break every agreement and corrupt every system put in place. The masses are equally guilty for supporting such low quality men.

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  8. Posted

    On 2/25/2025 at 7:21 AM, Dhagax-Tuur said:

    Somebody should invade and colonise.  It's criminal not to utilise land that good 

    Don't you think that if the Zionists colonised our land instead of Palestine, today they would be much better off and would have had much less resistance?

  9. Posted

    This is beautiful. Since childhood, I always liked Boosaaso and the Bari region. I have never been there and I don't know the reason, but I have always had a soft spot for that region, one of my favourites in the whole Somali territories. I truly believe, if the Somali people didn't worship a deity called qabiil, we could have had Africa's largest economy and most developed nation.

  10. Posted

    14 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:

     

    Somaliland lifts Hargeisa entertainment ban 
    Thursday February 20, 2025
     


    FILE - Ahmed Mohamed Adaad, the Governor of Maroodi Jeex region, addresses the media in Hargeisa, Somaliland, on February 19, 2025. Adaad initially announced a ban on entertainment events in the city, citing religious and cultural concerns, but later reversed the decision following public backlash.

    Hargeisa (HOL) — The regional administration of Maroodi Jeeh has reversed a ban on music concerts and entertainment events in Hargeisa,just hours after issuing the directive, following widespread criticism from the public and artists.

    The initial order, issued by Governor Ahmed Mohamed Adaad on February 19, 2025, prohibited all nighttime music performances in hotels and entertainment venues, citing religious and cultural concerns.

    “Effective immediately, all music performances and entertainment events in Hargeisa are prohibited, as they contradict our Islamic values and noble traditions,” the directive stated.

    The move sparked immediate backlash, with critics accusing the administration of censorship and politically motivated restrictions on artistic expression. Among those affected was popular Somali singer Haboon Nuura, who had already faced restrictions in Mogadishu before jeopardizing her scheduled performance in Hargeisa.

    By the end of the day, Governor Adaad rescinded the order, telling BBC Somali that the decision had been misinterpreted. “The initial directive was meant to uphold public decency and moral values, but it was taken out of context,” he said. “Concerts can proceed, but with new conditions, including limitations on late-night performances.”

    The abrupt policy reversal has drawn mixed reactions. Some view it as a necessary response to public pressure, while others argue that it highlights inconsistent governance by Somaliland authorities.

    Daaha Gaas, the head of the Dayax Band music group, criticized the government, claiming it had unfairly targeted his group. “The administration cut our funding because we supported the Kulmiye party during the election. This is political revenge,” he alleged.

    Hargeisa has been a prominent cultural hub for decades, known for its contributions to Somali music, poetry, and theatre. The city has hosted major cultural events, making it a focal point for artistic expression in the Somali-speaking world.

    While Governor Cadaad has assured that concerts can continue under new regulations, the specifics of those rules remain unclear. “The government will establish formal guidelines on how entertainment events will be conducted,” he stated. “A national framework will determine future approvals and oversight.”

    For now, musicians and fans in Hargeisa are relieved that the ban has been lifted, though uncertainty lingers over potential future restrictions on the entertainment industry

    This sounds like a theocratic dictatorship!! The public must reject any attacks on their freedoms under the guise of religion. Once they get away with one "restriction", more will follow soon after.

  12. Posted

    18 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:

    The only thing the great trump has exposed was how racists these falastini Arabs the amounts of insults they are throwing towards Somalis online is just astonishing. They have time to be racist while they’re home is being burn down by Israelis . Great trump knows how to expose these people . And can u imagine guilible Somalis way duceeyn jiren these. Cunsur 

    How do you know those accounts are fake Zionist bots? 

  16. Posted

    9 hours ago, Illyria said:

    We plan to bring back the Maakhir Sultanate, and are open to making concessions to the neighbours.

    Sanaag comprises 5 districts:
    a) Ceerigaabo, a shared city,
    b) H@rti reside in 3 districts:
        i) Laas Qoray, ii) Dhahar, and iii) Badhan,
    c) HY/HJ in one (Ceel Afweyn).

    H@rti resides in  Xingalool, Buraan, Hadaaftimo, Yube, Ceelaayo, and nearly 40+ othe villeges in Sanaag namely Daara salaam,  Maraje, Cawsane, Mindigale, Ceel buux, Ballibusle,  Baraagaha qol,  Damala xagar,  Dhabar dalool , Biyo gudood, Shimbiraale, Carmale, Wardheer, Tooraboora, Cadcado, Durduri, Gacan, Xabaal shaawacle, Ceel la helay, Beeraara, Xidid, Xamur, Ceel La Qoday, Gebi dheer, HarWeyn iyo Qoraxjiif. There are a handful other villeges H@rti resides.

    Further, H@rti resides from Ceerigaabo to Bosaso, which streches 300+ km, another 300 +/- km to Nugaal, and another 280+ km to Sool.   

    Is@q resides in Dayacan, a neighbourhood in Ceerigaabo, villeges in Ceel Afweyn district all the way to the border of Togdheer region. Yet, you still have the gall to claim it?

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    Now, could either of you tell me what the names Sanaag & Ceerigaabo mean?

    You guys can plan to bring back the Pharaohs if want but our advice is: choose peace over war and be satisfied with your own deegaan.

  17. Posted

    2 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:

    the peace accords in ceerigabo signed in 1993  the people of the country and that region agreed to remain in peace and live in peace with themselves and the region and that the authority of Ismaciil xaaji nuur should be the authority of the city .  Here is where things went wrong  armed groups  tried to enter the town with guns  and here is where things went wrong they have  been removed from the city now if suldaan siciid is saying we should have allowed these armed groups in the city taasi wa sheeko kale.is he claimin the entire Sanaag region as his own.

     

    this is the tribal make up of sool and sanaag

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    Waa dad gardarro qaawan wada. If they chose conflict over peace, so be it.

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  18. Posted

    This is a dangerous situation. Where did these people come from? I believe Daesh, al Qaida, Boko Haram, and the likes are mind-controlled Trojan Horses for CIA and Mosad Zionist dark forces to create upheaval in Muslim societies.  They got to be destroyed before they set roots.

  20. Posted

    4 hours ago, Illyria said:

    With Confederacy:
    a) Autonomy:
        - Member States (MSs) maintain a high degree of autonomy, and pursue their own policies ranging from  institutions building to politics to economy to security amongst others whereas the National Government (NG) is designated to i) pursue and coordinate common national interest, and ii) provide protection of shared services and interests.  

    b) Decentralisation:
        - Power is highly decentralised with MSs retaining significant power, and by extension sovereignty where the Nat. Gov't has control over explicitly delegated matters to it by MSs. MSs could withdraw some of said powers, and can withdraw from the Confederation.

    c) Supremacy of the law:
        - MSs are sovereign political entities ONLY affording the Nat. Gov't limited, distinct powers explicitly defined, and agreed upon. The Nat. Gov't lacks authority to compel compliance from MSs.

    d) Flexibility:
        - MSs have the ability to negotiate, modify, and update relationship with the Nat. Gov't. Significant national amendments would require MSs' consent, and consultation.

    In other words what you want is a loosely "united" Somali nations where the Somali UN can be ignored, sidelined, weakened, and discarded whenever your so-called member states/ independent nations feel like doing it. Why make it so complicated and not just declare independence?

  21. Posted

    9 hours ago, Illyria said:

    I told you before you are more suited to conversing with young girls, and not with men, and this is more of a serious conversation about concepts and ideas for mature men. But I'll not hold it against you, just let me know once you have reached my station perhaps in 20 years. The countdown begins. Do not disappoint.

    Why resort to personal insults when MMA merely pointed out the facts? The confederation you are peddling here is just a cover up for secession. What kind of a political entity demands full sovereignty and yet remains a constituent part of a sovereign state?

  22. Posted

    4 hours ago, maakhiri1 said:

    I know , and Maakhiris have stopped violence going out of hand so many times, of course it is limited what anyone can do, specially when SSC are very committed, and want to make changes happen. Do you know HSM told Firdhiye to secure Erigavo, or similar ,to get full recognition as federal member state.

    I also know for sure Cirro wants peace, the status quo helps SL. 

    It is the ridiculous two and a half rule for clan federalism that is driving the garaad community crazy. It could have been a lot easier if each original state was made a federal member. 

  23. Posted

    7 hours ago, Che -Guevara said:

    Beesha Dhexe much like other Habar in the South (Galkacayo in particular) don't understand the concept of live and let live. They only respect brute force. Unfortunately, many young men will perish before common sense prevails.

    That is not true and you know it. It is the Garaad community who refused all calls for peace and coexistence in Sanaag, and is fully responsible for all this chaos.

  24. Posted

    1 hour ago, Dhagax-Tuur said:

    There will be no Somalia.  Brace yourselves for a balkanized country.  

    If Somaliland goes, so will Puntland.  Then there's going to be scramble for demarcation of the mini states that will emerge as a result. 

     

    Mark my word, HSM unintentionally or intentionally is the catalyst for the death of the Somali Republic,  as we knew. 

    Clan federalism was always going to an unworkable arrangement for a Somali state. If the state is to survive, there needs to be a new constitution and new federal states which crisscross and divide clan territories, where everyone regardless of clan affliarion has the right to vote or run for political office.

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