Ifiye

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  1. 50 million Oromos against 4 million divided Somali clans in Somali Galbeed. Tplf thugs with the help of foreign powers managed to create clan borders in Somalia, divided clans in Somali Galbeed by installing a clueless puppet. And using him to start Oromo Somali war.
  2. Oromada oo gowracday Soomaali badan kadibna la diiday in meydadka la qaado. Jigjiga (Caasimada Online) – Wararka naga soo gaaraya magaalada Jigjiga ee xarunta DDSI ayaa sheegaya in dabley hubeysnaa oo kasoo jeeda Qowmiyada Oromada ay gowraceen dhalinyaro Soomaali ah. Dableyda hubeysnaa ayaa gowracay 5 Soomaali ah waxaana lasoo sheegayaa in falka gowraca uu ka dhacay tuulada Guuleed oo u dhaxeysa deeganada Oromada iyo Somalida ee dalka Ethiopia. Shanta ruux ee Soomaalida ah ayaa waxaa gowracay dabley hubaysnaa oo Oromada ka soo jeeda, kadib markii ay ku weerareen goob ay ku sugnaayeen, sida uu xaqiijiyay Nabadoon Maxamed Maxamuud. Nabadoon Maxamed Maxamuud ayaa sheegay in falkaani gowraca ah uu sii hurinaayo colaada ka dhexeysa Soomaalida iyo Oromada. Waxa uu sheegay Nabadoonka in wali uu socdo dagaalka Soomaalida iyo Oromada ka dhex taagan, sidoo kalena labada dhinac ay is ugaarsanayaan oo dad kala duwan ay iska dilayaan. Sidoo kale, Oromada ayaa la xaqiijiyay inay diideen in goobta laga qaado meydadka Shanta Soomaalida oo weli yaala Tuulada lagu gowracay. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, waxaa sii xoogeysanaaya colaada Soomaalida kala dhexeysa Qowmiyada Oromada waxaana adag in xal loo helo dagaalka labada dhinac.
  3. Farmaajo is using Kheyre to get rid of Jubba airways and Daalo airlines and give most lucrative contracts to his clan owned Ocean airlines.
  4. Yamamoto and Isaias UAE crown prince and Abiy
  5. Eritrea and Ethiopia have made peace. How it happened and what next July 10, 2018 4.34am EDT Martin Plaut This week Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed visited neighbouring Eritrea, to be greeted by President Isaias Afwerki. The vast crowds that thronged the normally quiet streets of Eritrea’s capital, Asmara, were simply overjoyed. They sang and they danced as Abiy’s car drove past. Few believed they would ever see such an extraordinarily rapid end to two decades of vituperation and hostility between their countries. After talks the president and prime minister signed a declaration, ending 20 years of hostility and restoring diplomatic relations and normal ties between the countries. The first indication that these historic events might be possible came on June 4th. Abiy declared that he would accept the outcome of an international commission’s finding over the disputed border. It was the border conflict of 1998-2000, and Ethiopia’s refusal to accept the commission’s ruling, that was behind two decades of armed confrontation. With this out of the way, everything began to fall into place. The two countries are now formally at peace. Airlines will connect their capitals once more, Ethiopia will use Eritrea’s ports again – its natural outlet to the sea – and diplomatic relations will be resumed. Perhaps most important of all, the border will be demarcated. This won’t be an easy task. Populations who thought themselves citizens of one country could find themselves in another. This could provoke strong reactions, unless both sides show flexibility and compassion. For Eritrea there are real benefits - not only the revenues from Ethiopian trade through its ports, but also the potential of very substantial potash developments on the Ethiopia-Eritrea border that could be very lucrative. For Ethiopia, there would be the end to Eritrean subversion, with rebel movements deprived of a rear base from which to attack the government in Addis Ababa. In return, there is every chance that Ethiopia will now push for an end to the UN arms embargoagainst the Eritrean government. This breakthrough didn’t just happen. It has been months in the making. The deal Some of the first moves came quietly from religious groups. In September last year the World Council of Churches sent a team to see what common ground there was on both sides. Donald Yamamoto, Assistant Secretary of State for Africa, and one of America’s most experienced Africa hands, played a major role. Diplomatic sources suggest he held talks in Washington at which both sides were represented. The Eritrean minister of foreign affairs, Osman Saleh, is said to have been present, accompanied by Yemane Gebreab, President Isaias’s long-standing adviser. They are said to have met the former Ethiopian prime minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, laying the groundwork for the deal. Yamamoto visited both Eritrea and Ethiopia in April. Although next to nothing was announced following the visits, they are said to have been important in firming up the dialogue. But achieving reconciliation after so many years took more than American diplomatic muscle. Eritrea’s Arab allies also played a key role. Shortly after the Yamamoto visit, President Isaias paid a visit to Saudi Arabia. Ethiopia – aware of the trip – encouraged the Saudi crown prince to get the Eritrean president to pick up the phone and talk to him. President Isaias declined, but – as Abiy Ahmed later explained – he was “hopeful with Saudi and US help the issue will be resolved soon.” So it was, but one other actor played a part: the UAE. Earlier this month President Isaias visited the Emirates. There are suggestions that large sums of money were offered to help Eritrea develop its economy and infrastructure. Finally, behind the scenes, the UN and the African Union have been encouraging both sides to resolve their differences. This culminated in the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, flying to Addis Ababa for a meeting on Monday – just hours after the joint declaration. Guterres told reporters that in his view the sanctions against Eritrea could soon be lifted since they would soon likely become “obsolete.” It has been an impressive combined effort by the international community, who have for once acted in unison to try to resolve a regional issue that has festered for years. Risks and dividends For Isaias these developments also bring some element of risk. Peace would mean no longer having the excuse of a national security threat to postpone the implementation of basic freedoms. If the tens of thousands of conscripts, trapped in indefinite national service are allowed to go home, what jobs await them? When will the country have a working constitution, free elections, an independent media and judiciary? Many political prisoners have been jailed for years without trail. Will they now be released? For Ethiopia, the dividends of peace would be a relaxation of tension along its northern border and an alternative route to the sea. Families on both sides of the border would be reunited and social life and religious ceremonies, many of which go back for centuries, could resume. But the Tigrayan movement – the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) - that was dominant force in Ethiopian politics until the election of Prime Minister Aiby in February, has been side-lined. It was their quarrel with the Eritrean government that led to the 1998–2000 border war. The Eritrean authorities have rejoiced in their demise. “From this day forward, TPLF as a political entity is dead,” declared a semi-official website, describing the movement as a ‘zombie’ whose “soul has been bound in hell”. Such crowing is hardly appropriate if differences are to be resolved. The front is still a significant force in Ethiopia and could attempt to frustrate the peace deal. These are just some of the problems that lie ahead. There is no guarantee that the whole edifice won’t collapse, as the complex details of the relationship are worked out. There are many issues that have to be resolved before relations between the two countries can be returned to normal. But with goodwill these can be overcome, ushering in a new era of peace and prosperity from which the entire region would benefit
  6. President Donald Trump has suggested that China is to blame for what appears to be faltering talks between the United States and North Korea. On Monday, Trump said that China “may be” doing something to sabotage his deal with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, as it became clear to the president that the US and North Korea were not on the same page when it came to denuclearization. Signs of trouble emerged shortly after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo wrapped up his two-day visit to Pyongyang on Saturday. While Pompeo called the trip “productive,” the North Korean side said the US’ attitude was “regrettable.” In a statement, the North Korean Foreign Ministry accused the US of making “gangster-like” demands to pressure the country into giving up its nuclear weapons. North Korea accused the US of making “gangster-like” demands after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s visit.Photo: Pool via Reuters The apparent conflict risks a return to open hostilities between the US and North Korea, and Trump’s suggestion that China might have meddled lays bare the delicate dynamics between the three countries. China publicly supports and has praised North Korea’s agreement to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula. A neighbor and historical ally of North Korea, China doesn’t want instability and war next door, but is also said to be wary of being sidelined in a budding US-North Korea rapprochement. North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, in April said his countries no longer needed to test nuclear and long-range missiles because it had achieved a nuclear deterrent. Photo: Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP In June, after his historic meeting with Trump, Kim made his third visit to Beijing this year, making China Kim’s most visited country since he took power in 2011. During the trip, Kim and Chinese president Xi Jinping doubled down on their friendly relationship. Blaming China for the friction between US and North Korea isn’t new. Trump also did it in May, complaining about Kim’s attitude after he met with Xi Jinping, whom Trump called “a world class poker player.” Regardless of Trump’s accusation that China has hardened North Korea’s position, the disconnect between what the two countries meant when they talked about denuclearizing remains unresolved. President Trump said he developed a special bond with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during their June 12 meeting in Singapore. Photo: AFP Some analysts are skeptical that Kim would give up nuclear weapons that they say are crucial to his regime’s survival, and some doubted Trump’s wisdom in ending US military exercises in South Korea. The apparent deterioration of talks doesn’t look good for South Korea, which had hoped for a rapprochement between North Korea and the US that would bring lasting peace to the region. In its vision, South Korea and its Northern neighbor would share not just cold noodles but also a future of economic integration. ALAN WONG Alan is editor at Inkstone. He was previously a digital editor for The New York Times in Hong Kong. CHINA A crackdown hasn’t cowed China’s most promi
  7. Two long time CIA agents meet in Asmara as head of states. Both nations agree to develope Eritrean ports. Tigray elites who were against peace with Eritrea finally come on board. Ethiopia is sending strong message to the competing tiny Somali clan enclaves with access to sea you better accept Ethiopia terms or else you will pay the price. With this agreement and the demilitarizion of the border with Eritrea Ethiopia will have resources and military muscle available to deal with local issues and continue their aggression on neighboring countries specially Somalia. Ethiopian opposition groups are making peace with their new Oromo leader and it will be hard for the Egyptian dictator to interfere or distabilize resurgent Abassynia .
  8. Gaalka dil gartiisana sii. The secessionist Amigos has facts and real historical documents to prove his point. OO who claims to be Tigray but actually from the caanaboore community on the other hand brings nothing except his usual cantarabaqash iyo hadalaanba wax macno sameeyneeyn.
  9. Afhayeenki dowladda inuu soo bandhigo sawiraddi Shabaabka latoogtay balantu aheeyd aaway .
  10. They must be South African mercenaries hired by the UAE to train Puntland militias. One of the clips the white South African mercenary cannot believe some of these malnourished kids broke their tiny legs during the training. Some of the clips are very disturbing to watch.
  11. Meesha wax discipline ladhaho majiro. You cannot call them security forces. They are mostly poor young men mostly from anarchist regions of M&G employed not because of their comptence but clan affiliation.
  12. Muqdisho ( Sh. M. Network )-Ciidamada ammaanka ee dowladda federaalka ah ee Soomaaliya ayaa goor dhow ay soo afjaray weerarkii barqanimadii maanta lagu qaaday xarunta Wasaaradda arrimaha gudaha ee magaalada Muqdisho. Weerarkan ku bilowday qarax ismiidaamin ahaa ayaa dagaalyahanno ka tirsanaa Al Shabaab waxa ay ku qaadeen xarunta Oto Oto oo ay dagan tahay Wasaaradda arrimaha gudaha Soomaaliya. Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa shaacisay in Raggii soo qaaday weerarkaasi la Toogtay, kuwaas oo tiro ahaan gaarayay illaa saddex Qof. Weli ma cadda tirada khasaaraha dhabta ah ee ka dhashay weerarkan oo masuuliyadiisu ay sheegteen Al Shabaab
  13. Allowing private vehicles to use roads close to government institutions such as the defense ministry is a big mistake.
  14. Ciidamadda Amaanka oo toogtay raggii Weeraray Dhismaha Wasaaradaha A/gudaha, Amniga iyo Isgaarsiinta Booliska July 7, 2018 1,242 Views Muqdishu-KNN-Ciidamadda Amaanka ayaa dilay dagaalamayaal hubeysan oo ka tirsan Al-shabaab, kuwaas oo weerar ku qaaday Dhismaha ay daganyihiin Wasaaradaha Arrimaha gudaha iyo Amaanka ee Xukuumadda faderaalka ah ee Soomaaliya. sidoo kale xarunta waxaa ku yaala Isgaar siinta Booliiska. Weerarkaan oo ay Al-shabaab sheegteen waxaa uu ku Bilowday Qarax gaari loo adeegsaday, waxaana xigay rasaas xoog leh oo ay isweeydaarsadeen Ciidamadda Amaanka iyo Dagaalamayaasha Al-shabaab, Daqiiqado kadib waxaa Isgoyska Sayidka ku qarxay gaari kale oo lasheegay in uu ahaa kii ay ka dageen Dagaalamayaasha Weerarka toos ka ah qaaday. Dagaalamayaasha Al-shabaab ee weerarka qaaday waxaa tiradooda lagu sheegay Afar Nin, mid ka mid ah waxaa uu waday gariga is qarxiyay halka Sadaxda kalena ay Ciidamadu ku dileen gudaha dhismaha, sidaas waxaa radio kulmiye u xaqiijiyay Saraakiil Dowladda ka tirsan. Waxaa hadda dhismaha gudihiisa ka socda Howlgal hubin ah oo ay Ciidamaddu wadaan
  15. Much of the clans in Jubooyinka and Gedo are under Shebab control but once they free themselves expect them to fight and resist Onlfta and their Kenyan masters.
  16. 2 sano kahor ayaan xafiis notaaye kuyaalo Xamar waxaan ku arkay hooyo Soomaaliyeed oo iska iibineeysa dhul gaaraya boqol boos[dhul banaan] lacag kabadan 25kun doolar midkiiba kunayaal degmada deeyniile. markaan qoladi meesha joogtay gadaal kawareeystay waxaa leeysheegay in eey UK katimid Afweyne isku beelyihiin dhulkana dowladi hore siisay. Wax uwacdiyo Afweyne iyo xulufadiisa waagi umadda boobka kuhayeen mawaayeen. Sida odayaasha iyo culumada baajuun ee videowgan kahadlay sheegeen in eey yihiin dad nabadda jecel laakiin eeysan gacmaha kalaabandoonin hadii kuwa kusooduulay boobka joojinwaayaan.
  17. Baajuuni islands miyaa leedahay waa deegaankoodi. Cajiib. Dulmigi Afweyne wadanka kuburburiyay ookale weeye tan.
  18. Wasiirka dekadaha iyo gadiidka Badda ee xukumadda Federalka Soomaaliya Marwo Maryan Aweys Jaamac oo warbaahinta qaranka kula hadashay xafiska Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya ayaa u mahadcelisay wafdiga ka socda Qadar, waxaana ay sheegtay in labada waddan uu ka dhaxeeyo xiriir aad u wanaagsan. Wafdigaan ka socda Dowladda Qatar ayaa waxa ay maalgashi ku sameyn doonaan dekado ay ka mid yihiin Baraawe ee Gobolka Shabeellaha Hoose iyo Hobyo ee Gobolka Mudug.
  19. 40% share sounds too good to be true. If Somali galbeed was more like the Kurds with its own army and a full autonomy I would've believed Mr Ileey.
  20. Share Waxaa jira ceelal shidaal ah oo aysan wax war ah ka hayn Dawlad Deegaanka Soomaalida Itoobiya, sida uu sheegay madaxweynaha Cabdi Maxamuud Cumar Muuqaalkan oo baraha bulshada dhex socda ayuu madaxweynuhu ku qirayaa in uu jiro aag shidaal dhooban yahay oo uusan waxba kala soconin hawsha ka socota. Isaga oo arrintaas ka hadlaya ayuuna yiri “gobolka Jarar oo cobole ah akabaabigeeda (waa eray Amxaari ah oo macnihiisu yahay agagaarkeeda) mid baa iska haysta Tewadhros la dhoho, mooji kaasu