spartacus
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at first place when she saw she is going to be obese she should have done any thing which can prevent her gaining weight.. even go to some desert and hot country she could have burn all that of her. by the way have you seen such things in african countries?.. it's just matter of laziness and eating too much butter.
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alpha where is that library, i will visit there in one day.:cool:
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he will resign before they vote;)
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subhanalah. it's so horrible,
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may allah give mercy in his soul, and those who wounded may Allah give them swifty recovery
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Foreign Secretary William Hague:
The UK is committed to developing counter terrorism capability in the Horn of Africa in furtherance of the Government’s counter terrorism objectives under CONTEST. As part of this approach, the UK assists key partner nations to develop effective and sustainable counter terrorism capabilities which operate in line with agreed international human rights standards. By helping countries to undertake counter terrorism activities locally, it targets the problem at source and reduces the risk of a terrorist attack against that nation or another.
The proposal in this case is to gift a UK-built headquarters and pre-trial detention facility, office furnishings, equipment and non-military vehicles to the Somaliland Police Force. The total cost of the proposed gift is £643,225, which will be met by the Government’s Counter Terrorism Programme.
The breakdown of the proposed gift is:
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Build costs £387,909
Generators £43,389
Office furnishings and equipment £88,863
Vehicles and Vehicle Maintenance £85,064
Contingency £38,000
Alongside the gift, the UK is providing a package of training and mentoring worth £710,000. The training aims to enhance the Somaliland Police Force’s ability to investigate terrorist threats, recover and examine evidence from crime scenes and build cases for prosecution. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) will quality assure the custody officers’ training for the pre-trial detention centre.
The proposed gift is not subject to export controls and therefore there is no requirement to consider it against the Consolidated EU and National Arms Export Licensing Criteria. The proposed gift has been scrutinised and approved by a senior, cross-Whitehall Counter Terrorism Programme Approval Board, which has confirmed that it fits with HMG’s strategic and delivery objectives. FCO officials also assessed the project for human rights risks, using the Overseas Security and Justice Assistance guidelines announced by the Foreign Secretary in 2011.
The gifting Minute was laid before the House of Commons yesterday. If, during the period of fourteen Parliamentary sitting days beginning on the date on which the Minute was laid, a Member signifies an objection by giving notice of a Parliamentary Question or of a Motion in relation to the Minute, or by otherwise raising the matter in the House, final approval of the gift will be withheld pending an examination of the objection.
https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/gifting-of-equipment-to-the-somaliland-police
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do you know some here..
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how about if the other track the one is tied a man. how about if that is the mad man .. i would push the full throttle and smash that mfcker..hehe
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interesting story.. awaiting more of your stories bro
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good news to somaliland people,let's hope this will end up good way and hope gov will maintain and secure it
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any one vote me for god sake...some one gonna help me here at least some more vote it's obvious thu i was beaten
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yeah those stories are getting ridiculous day by day, It's like amisom partially own the country
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there is no legitimate aviation agent to own and operate somali airline, private company will take over and operate it until the government stand it's feet again. I hope they upgrade it and safe enough.
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anti-somaliland news, how pathetic they exaggerate things,
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vote me plz. alpha what is that did you just vote me?
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Wiil Cusub;986437 wrote:I agree he deserve to be locked for open support for terrorist, but other side we should aware that our freedom of speech article 32 in constitution must be respected, we can go back to "Car Juuq dhe"I'm just saying ppl should mind their business, what do they get supporting culprits who was torturing innocent people. Afxumo nabad way kaa kaxaysaa colaadna waxba kaagama tarto
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some people they won't mind their bussiness just blabbing around with nonsense, he deserve to be locked. he should have focus how he can feed well his children instead blabbing a shit
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big foot community;)
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Dr_Osman;986406 wrote:A number of black people got in there, The funny thing is the person doing the segregation is an Asian and he is segregating Asians. Didnt you hear when he said we dont allow in asians. Anyways they say Qatar is the more progressive gulf countries but I say once a savage always a savagethe whole thing is just ******,they should not have hired foreigner to segregate
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saudi arabia doing hard job, getting rid of ethiopian Immigrants, i think there will be a lot of somalis will be deported as well..
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About 23,000 Ethiopians have surrendered to Saudi authorities since a clampdown on illegal migrant workers began in the oil-rich kingdom last week, officials have said.
The clampdown has led to clashes in the capital, Riyadh, with at least five people killed.
Saudi authorities say they are trying to reduce the 12% unemployment rate among native Saudis.
An estimated nine million migrant workers are in Saudi Arabia.
They are said to make up more than half the workforce, filling manual, clerical and service jobs.
Ethiopia's ambassador in Riyadh, Muhammed Hassan Kabiera, said the embassy had been informed by Saudi officials that some 23,000 Ethiopians had so far handed themselves in.
Some of them have already been repatriated, with the first group arriving in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, on Wednesday, reports from Ethiopia say.
In renewed clashes on Wednesday in Riyadh's Manfuhah district, a Sudanese national was killed, Saudi Arabia's state-owned SPA news agency reports.
Illegal migrants "rioted, hurling rocks at passersby and cars", it quoted police as saying.
Police said they intervened and "controlled" the situation, SPA reports.
Manfuhah is home to many migrants, mostly from East Africa.
On Sunday, Ethiopia's Foreign Affairs Minister Tedros Adhanom said he had information that three Ethiopian citizens had been killed in clashes since last week.
However, Saudi authorities say two foreigners have been killed, along with three Saudis.
Riyadh governor Prince Khaled bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz said the clamp down was aimed at illegal migrants, and not any "specific group".
"We will continue these campaigns until we ensure all residents in our country are staying legally," he is quoted by al-Riyadh newspaper as saying.
Earlier this month, the authorities began rounding up the migrants following the expiry of a seven-month amnesty for them to formalise their status.
Nearly a million Bangladeshis, Indians, Filipinos, Nepalis, Pakistanis and Yemenis are estimated to have left the country in the past three months.
More than 30,000 Yemenis have reportedly crossed to their home country in the past two weeks.
Four million other migrants obtained work permits before the deadline expired.
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I'm highly appreciated such a brilliant story you have illustrated. hope u enjoy there and hope mogadishu will once again transform to beautiful city with peace forever inshalah .