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Missing senior chief Mohamed Bule. He is missing since August 26 when he was kidnapped from a hotel in Lafey, near Kenya-Somalia border- handout Image: Handout Source: Hiiraan Online

Mogadishu (HOL) - Bashir Mohamed Jama (Gobe), the PM-appointee as Somalia's Acting Director-General of the National Intelligence and Security Agency, announced that he had named Muhidin Mohamed Jimale (Warba) as the new Banadir bureau chief. Source: Hiiraan Online

Inalillahu wa ina ileyhi Raajicuun Geeridu waa Xaq , ma dhinte waa Alle Dhamaan dadkan hoos ku xusan oo kale jooga daafaha adduunka kun midoobay ururka khayriga ah ee Iskaa Wax u Qabso, waxa ay halkan tacsi tiiraanyo le uga dirayaan marxuum Suldan Cumar Suldaan Maxamed Suldan Farah oo ku geeriyooday dalka Turkiga 14/9-2021 halkaas oo loo geeyo xaalad caafimaad. Suldanka oo ka mid ahaa salaadiinta Somaliland ee samataliska Alle waxa aanu uga baryaynaa in uu ka waraabiyo janatul Fardawza ehelkiisii, asxaabtii iyo qaranka Somalilandna samir iyo iimaan ka siiyo. 1. Hussein Mohamed Ali (Hussein Wadadyare) 2. Ali Mohamed Warancade 3. Suld. Mohamed Suldan Bare 4. Dr. Hussein Bulhan 5. Abdiwahaab Maah 6. Dr. Saleban Abdi Guled 7. Wasiir Ku xigeen Mahdi Osman Buuri 8. Amb. Mohamed Ahmed Awad 9. Amb. Sharmaarke Ahmed Muxumed Geelle 10. Amb. Zakarie Hassan Wacays 11. Amb. Mohamed Aadan Lilan 12. Xildh. Mubarik Xeeldheer 13. Xildh. Abdillahi Muse 14. Said Mohamed Amin 15. Anab Mohamoud Ali(Anab Riyoraac) 16. Mohamoud Egal ( Amoud Founadtion) 17. Asma Mohamed Gadiid 18. Mohamed Derie Nur Fariid 19. Hamse Yusuf Xoorxoor 20. Abdikarim Dalmer 21. Ahmed Jama Yassin 22. Maryan Hassan Ali Henery 23. Mohamed Abdi Ismail ( Mohamed awrliqe) 24. Mohamed Ibrahim Biite 25. Mohamoud Ahmed Hayd ( Mahamoud qori) 26. Samia Fisher 27. Safia Mohamoud Alin 28. Mukhtar Abdi Hassan 29. Ahmed Abdi Issei 30. Ali Hassan 31. Adan Salah 32. Abdifatah Biti 33. Abdikarim Ahmed Mohamoud Fure 34. Abdikarim Warsame 35. Abikhalaq Korneyl Omar 36. Abdillahi Ahmed Mohamoud ( Abdillahi Dahab) 37. Abdillahi Jama Ahmed 38. Abdillahi Jama Ali 39. Abdillahi Saleebaan Bide 40. Abdinasir Mohamoud Haji Nur 41. Abdiqadir Abdillahi Jama Qorane 42. Abdirahman Awliyo 43. Abdirahman Djama 44. Abdirahman Ismail Ali 45. Abdirashid Wadadyare 46. Abdirisaaq Meecaad 47. Abdirisaq Mohamed Farah Wiiwaa 48. Ugaas Abdi Rooble yare 49. Abidsalan Waberi Zakarie 50. Abdirashid Indhacawl 51. Abdourahman Yasin 52. Adan Ibrahim Abdi 53. Ahmed Abdi Haji Hassan Shagaxle 54. Xil. Ahmed Ali Caynaba 55. Odey Ahmed Awad 56. Ahmed Farah Ina Gudi 57. Ahmed Jama Essan 58. Ahmed Magan 59. Ahmed Mohamed Hussein(Ahmeddool) 60. Ahmed Sheikh 61. Ahmed xudhuun 62. Ahmed Zaki 63. Ali Haruri 64. Ali Jam Himbir 65. Ali Jirde 66. Amb. Mohamed Yusuf 67. Aniisa Direys 68. Anwar Adow 69. Anwar Abdirahman Warsame 70. Asha Buraaleh 71. Asha Xaji Dahir Biihi 72. Ayaan Haaji 73. Ayan Abdi Jama 74. Bakaal 75. Cibaado Hersi 76. Daud Abdillahi 77. Deeq Yasin 78. Dr. Abdi Madar 79. Dr. Abdirahman Jama Hadi 80. Dr. Ahmed Osman Abdillahi 81. Dr. Ahmed Ali Qawdhan 82. Dr. Ibrahim Kirih 83. Dr. Jama Muse Jama 84. Dr. Hussein Bulhan 85. Dr. Mustafe Mohamed Biihi 86. Dr. Mustafe M. Suldan Abdillahi 87. Dr. Shiine Abdi Barkhadle 88. Amb. Eidarous Sheikh Adan 89. Eng Mukhtar Hersi 90. Eng. Mohamed Said Rooble 91. Faisa Abdillahi Salah Yacniile 92. Filsan Mohamoud Eidid 93. Foosiya Abdillahi Hussein( Fosiya Xabashi) 94. Omar Cigaal 95. Fuaad Kaamil 96. Gen. Hariir 97. Guddoomiye Abdirahman 98. Guled Abdi Hassan 99. Hali Jama Hadi 100. Halimo Ismael Youssouf 101. Hamda Yar 102. Hamse Abdirahman 103. Hamse Ahmed Salan 104. Amb. Hamse Dool 105. Hana Sheikh Ali 106. Hassan Samater 107. Hassan Warabcade 108. Eng. Hassan Yusuf 109. Hinda Mohamoud Deriye 110. Hinda Osman Adan 111. Hussein Ahmed Eidid 112. Hussein Hassan Caafi 113. Ibrahim Jama Yusuf 114. Abdi Dahir ( Abdi Bacaw) 115. Anab kornel Omar 116. Ismail Awl 117. Ismaciil Caduur 118. Jamal boqor 119. Jawhara Hussein Hadi 120. Keyse Adan Haji Mohamed Siraad 121. Keyse Ahmed Digaale 122. Keyse Ali Geedi 123. Khadar Abiib 124. Khadra Jama Farah Koos Afaare 125. Khalid Dahir Muhumed Raage 126. Leyla Haji Mohamed Siraad 127. Madar Mohamed 128. Mohamed Hassan Jama Mixile 129. Mohamed Ahmed Cigaal 130. Hassan Mohamoud Meygaag 131. Mohamed Abdi Idris 132. Mohamed Abdillahi 133. Mohamed Dhirbaaxo 134. Eng. Mohamed Hibe Hersi 135. Sheikh Mohamed Haji Ismail 136. Mohamed Ibrahim 137. Mohamed Jama Khayre 138. Mohamed Nur Osman 139. Mohamed Osman Ahmed 140. Mohamed Warsame Bensal 141. Mohamoud Ali Wadaad 142. Mustafe Ali Hassan 143. Ahmed Abdi Ciise 144. Mustafe Ismail 145. Mustafe Mohamed Arab 146. Nagiib Mohamed Osman 147. Nasra Mohamed Abdillahi( Nasra Caaqil) 148. Nuuradiin Ahmed Yasin Gabahadi 149. Omar Ciise Awaale 150. Qaasim Hassan Mataan 151. Qadan Jama Abdi 152. Roble Derie 153. Saad Mahamed Abdi 154. Saadi Abdi Baaruud 155. Saado Geedqaad 156. Sahra Omar Ali 157. Said Ahmed Shire 158. Said Ali Hussein 159. Said Haji Aadan 160. Salah Bulaale Qodax 161. Samia Mohamed Abdalle Walanwal 162. Seynab Haji Mohamed Kahir 163. Saciid Ali Faras 164. Sidiiq Warsame 165. Suld. Abdirisaq Ismaciil 166. Suleekha Abdillahi Alin 167. Suleiman Haji Mohamed 168. Weris Abshir 169. Hamse Siyaad Aw Abdi 170. Hassan Abdillahi 171. Hassan Nuur 172. Yasmin Mohamoud Ahmed 173. Youssuf Mohamoud Ali 174. Zahra Hashi 175. Fidouse Gama 176. Faysal Tamaado 177. Amina Waceys 178. Abdi Issei Awale 179. Abdi mowliid 180. Abdi Swiss 181. Abdi Mohamoud Balayax 182. Abdirahman France 183. Amran Dhalac 184. Eng. Hersi Abdirashiid 185. Faysal Ashuur 186. Fatin Mohamed Abdillahi 187. Haliimo Haji 188. Hassan Waraaba Cade 189. Mohamed Haybe Farah 190. Omar Abdillahi 191. Abdikarim Ali Jama 192. Abdi Isse Awaale 193. Mohamed Ilkacase 194. Mohamed Abdi Idris 195. Amal Mohamoud Salah Fagadhe Qaran News

According to their website, the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) is “…an active, regional peacekeeping mission operated by the African Union with the approval of the United Nations.” AMISOM was created by the African Union’s Peace and Security Council on January 19, 2007. And on February 20, 2007, exactly one month after its inception, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) authorized the African Union (AU) to deploy a peacekeeping mission to Somalia in order to, among other things, reduce the threat posed by Al-Shabaab and other terrorist operations. In addition to the Al-Shabaab charter, AMISOM had also been originally established to assist the Somali security forces and bring a level of stability and security to a region that, at the time, was in desperate need of support. In essence, AMISOM has been providing peacekeepers to Somalia since early 2007. And, according to the International Peace Institute’s Global Observatory, (an organization that independently analyzes peace and security issues globally) the mission has run up a rather substantial tab, tallying in the neighborhood of hundreds of millions of dollars every year since 2007. So, the AMISOM mission has most certainly been expensive, but has it been successful? Given the current governance crisis facing Somalia, the uncertainty surrounding the coming presidential election and the fact that talks between the President & the PM have broken down and degraded into obstruction of justice from the President Office, one could certainly make the case that the stability of the country is as volatile as it’s ever been. And it’s a situation that could easily be exacerbated if (and when) Al-Shabaab continues to capitalize on the leadership divide and uncertainty arising from the central governance catastrophe. Today it is estimated that there are 9000 Al-Shabaab militants fighting in Somalia. Militants that set-off track bomb Zope junction in Mogadishu on October 14, 2017, that killed over 1200 people. Militants that set a bomb off in front of the Dayah Hotel in Mogadishu on January 25, 2017. Militants that exploded a car bomb in Warshadaha on February 27, 2017. Militants that detonated a checkpoint explosion near Somalia’s parliament and interior ministry on March 25, 2018. And militants with the audacity and impudence to set off a bomb near the President’s residency in Mogadishu on December 22, 2018. Most recently, Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack in July 2021 in Mogadishu that killed at least nine people and injured eight more. The explosive also targeted and struck the vehicle of the Mogadishu police commissioner. The incidents above are cherry-picked from a laundry list of attacks that Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for over the past five years and goes to strengthen the debate that the al Qaeda-linked Al-Shabaab fighters are getting ever more brazen and reckless as the years go by. In a joint statement released by the African Union Delegation (AU) and the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) following a two-day meeting that took place on August 18-19 in Mogadishu, it was noted that the time of AMISOM is coming to end at a point “when the security situation in Somalia requires more engagements in the fight against the Al Shabaab insurgency.” So, the question must be asked. Given that the interim government that has shown itself to be weak against crime and corruption, and given the fact that the presence of AMISOM has been outrageously expensive and convincingly ineffective, why was an Independent Assessment Team (assembled to outline the future engagement of the AU in and with Somalia) recommending an extension of the AMISOM mandate? Particularly given the fact that there has been an abundance of allegations of political corruption and collusion within the ranks of AMISOM. Let’s face it. AMISOM has never operated as a cohesive humanitarian mission, but rather as individual military factions comprised of autonomous troops drawn from Uganda, Burundi, Djibouti, Kenya, and Ethiopia. And each faction is further isolated from each other by deployment region – Ugandan troops in Sector 1, Kenyan troops in Sector 2, and so on. This makes it virtually impossible to form a consistent and coherent strategy to stabilize Somalia and defeat Al Shabab, as each sector is essentially answerable only to their respective capital. And, worse, it makes it incredibly difficult to investigate and prosecute alleged human rights violations as the countries that contribute troops to AMISOM have exclusive jurisdiction over their personnel. As such, alleged incidents of sexual exploitation of women and girls and indiscriminate killing of civilians ultimately go largely unpunished. And the AU Peace & Security Council has also done very little to gain the trust of our citizens. We cannot continue to accept the corruption that is inherent in the organization simply because we have become blind to the pervasiveness of the behavior. The fact is, corruption compromises the rules, constrains the development of a safe and secure society and, of course, tends to filter the wealth of a nation into the hands of privileged and powerful few. This should never be viewed as an acceptable future for Somalia. The recommendation of the Independent Assessment Team needs to be a wake-up call for all Somalis. Knowing that the attention of the country would likely be distracted by the ongoing political uncertainty, the AU is trying to pull a fast one and slip this mandate through while camouflaged by the distractions created by a governmental crisis. They would like you to believe that this AMISOM extension mandate is in the best interest of the country. Don’t fall for it. The proposed option for the extension mandate is exclusively focused on achieving more funding for the AMISOM and AU mission at the expense of the security and stability of the country. Simply put, AMISOM has not taken part in any meaningful humanitarian or military operation in the past four years. On the contrary, we have seen more examples of AMISOM troops abandoning liberated areas with little or no coordination and consensus from the Federal Government of Somalia. And we simply cannot afford to continue to pay for this level of ineptitude. Here’s the thing. Other options are available. Clearly, we are not constrained by any financial shackles given the billions already sunk into the bottomless money pit of AMISOM. For the same investment we could have easily rebuilt the Somalia National Army & Navy or financed non-AMISOM troops that would have prioritized the interests of our citizens. And there is absolutely no reason to think we couldn’t do this now. As a very minimum, we must insist that any compensation expended to AMISOM should be directly linked with the performance of the operation and the organization. And that a recurring independent assessment is performed on all Troop Contributing Countries (TCC) so that those troops (and those countries) understand that they will be held accountable for crimes committed and that right and proper punishment for any violation will be swift and harsh. If this mandate is extended, we are in for more of the same. More crime. More deaths. More corruption. And more apathy. Any plans to radically restructure the AMISOM mandate must wait for the next Government to be established so that all stakeholders can be aligned to the future direction of the new administration. We are approaching a dangerous fork in the road. It is imperative that, this time, we choose our path wisely. Ismail D. Osman: Former Deputy Director of Somalia National Intelligence & Security Agency (NISA) – Writes in Somalia, Horn of Africa Security and Geopolitical focusing on governance and security. You can reach him osmando@gmail.com. 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PRESS RELEASE Somalia’s Economy Rebounding from ‘Triple Shock’ Real GDP growth is projected at 2.4 percent in 2021 NAIROBI, Kenya, September 14, 2021/ — Somalia’s economy is rebounding from the “triple shock” that ravaged the country in 2020: the COVID-19 pandemic, extreme flooding, and the locust infestation. Real GDP growth is projected at 2.4 percent in 2021. This growth momentum is expected to continue in the medium term and reach pre-COVID-19 levels of 3.2 percent in 2023. The latest World Bank Somalia Economic Update reports that the economy contracted by 0.4 percent in 2020, less severe than the 1.5 percent contraction projected at the onset of the global pandemic. Higher-than-anticipated aid flows, fiscal policy measures put in place by the Federal Government of Somalia to aid businesses, social protection measures to cushion vulnerable households, and higher-than-expected remittance inflows mitigated the adverse effects of the triple shock. The report notes that the disruptions stemming from COVID-19 containment measures reduced federal and state revenue collection while increasing pressure to spend more on health and disaster relief. Large increases in external grants enabled the federal government to begin rebalancing public spending toward economic and social services and to provide funds for new social programs and emergency response projects to increase resilience. “As Somalia embarks on the road to recovery from the triple shocks, policy interventions that raise productivity, create jobs and expand pro-poor programs will be key,” said Kristina Svensson, World Bank Country Manager for Somalia. “Creating jobs and ensuring that the most vulnerable are supported throughout the crisis need to be at the center of policy action and private sector response.” Interventions to improve the investment climate and encourage the formalization of businesses to attract more private investment would include reforms focused on reducing the cost of electricity and improving on its reliability, leveling the playing field among private firms, reducing red tape, and broadening financial inclusion. The special focus of the report is on the health sector. It highlights that 30 years of political instability has made Somalia’s health system the second most fragile in the world. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the sector under sharp focus and put investing in Somalia’s health system as an urgent political and economic consideration that is foundational to reducing fragility. “Support for the health sector is an essential component of resilient and inclusive development and investing in health sets Somalia on a path to reaping substantial demographic dividends from improvements in life expectancy and reductions in fertility,” said John Randa, World Bank Senior Economist. “These investments are planned to contribute to improved health outcomes and strengthened government systems.” The report also notes that strengthening Somalia’s health system is one of the biggest direct influences on improving human development and enhancing economic development in the country. The report recommends opportunities in the areas of health financing, health service delivery and stewardship to improve Somalia’s health sector. Incoming funding from the World Bank is aimed at helping Somalia focus on high-impact, cost-effective interventions that target the primary burdens of disease. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of The World Bank Group. SOURCE The World Bank Group Qaran News

PRESS RELEASE African Development Bank approves a $50 million Multinational Trade Finance Risk Participation Agreement facility for Standard Chartered Bank The agreement is expected to boost intra-Africa trade, promote regional integration, and contribute to the reduction of the trade finance gap in Africa ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast, September 15, 2021/ — The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) has approved a $50 million Trade Finance Unfunded Risk Participation Agreement (RPA) facility between the African Development Bank and Standard Chartered Bank. The agreement is expected to boost intra-Africa trade, promote regional integration, and contribute to the reduction of the trade finance gap in Africa, in line with implementation aspirations of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The parties will share the default risk on a portfolio of eligible trade transactions originated by African Issuing Banks and indemnified by Standard Chartered Bank. Beneficiaries of this facility are issuing banks in Africa whose ability to grow their trade finance business has been constrained by inadequate trade confirmation lines from international banks, as well as small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and domestic firms who rely on these issuing banks to fulfill their trade finance commitments. The agreement was signed on Wednesday, 8 September 2021. Speaking soon after the Board approval, the Bank’s Director for Financial Sector Development, Stefan Nalletamby, stated: “We are excited about finalizing this facility with Standard Chartered Bank as it offers us the flexibility to use our strong AAA-rated risk-bearing capacity to increase access to trade finance and boost intra/extra- African trade on the continent, in support of the AfCFTA. This partnership is expected to catalyze more than $600 million in value of trade finance transactions across multi-sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing and energy over the next three years.” The African Development Bank estimates the trade finance gap in 2019 for the African continent at $81 billion. Compared to multinational corporates and large local corporates, SMEs and other domestic firms have greater difficulty accessing trade finance. The Director General of the Bank’s Southern Africa region, Leila Mokadem, added: “The advent of Covid-19, coupled with stringent regulatory/capital requirements and Know Your Customer( KYC) compliance enforcement, has seen many global banks reduce their correspondent banking relationships in Africa, while some are exiting the market altogether. There is therefore an urgent need for financing to reenergize Africa’s trade, which requires more participation of institutions like the African Development Bank.” The Risk Participation Agreement facility is aligned with the African Development Bank’s High 5 priority goals: (i) Light up and power Africa; (ii) Feed Africa; (iii) Industrialize Africa; (iv) Integrate Africa; and (v) Improve the quality of life for the people of Africa. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of African Development Bank Group (AfDB). Source African Development Bank Group (AfDB) Qaran News

Somaliland: The Diaspora vs homeland “Three main periods of migration can be identified, when comes to giving an overview of the history of the African Diaspora. Historically, the first wave of forced African migrations began during the Transatlantic Slave trade (16th-19th) century…The second African diaspora generation was the result of the difficult process of decolonization. During the late-colonial period, early post-independence, starting from the 1950s…this diaspora was mainly the product of ‘voluntary migration’. This period marked a rather important increase in emigration aimed at acquiring better quality of life and education. Starting from the 1980s, the most common grounds on which Africans left their countries changed in its nature. Fleeing from broken and breakable states, wars, hopeless poverty or political persecution became a major cause of emigration, up until today“ (Experience Africa, n.d.). The Somali Diaspora in general was the result of fleeing broken state, civil war and political persecution. Somalilanders in particular were subjected to ethnic cleansing and genocide by the late dictator of Somalia. The Somaliland Diaspora played major role during the armed struggle in defeating the brutal regime by funding the cause or by joining the forces to reclaim the Somaliland independence again. They still continue to be the main source of economic development through remittance and by investing in the local business which creates employment to improve the lives of fellow Somalilanders. Today Somaliland is an island of peace and prosperity, surrounded by walls of despair and uncertainty beyond the boundary lines to Somalia, Ethiopia including east beyond the shorelines to Yemen. Democracy in Somaliland has flourished as it was witnessed by the latest successful simultaneous local and parliamentary elections. Nevertheless, today’s Somaliland Diaspora seemed to be blind-sided by the local issues between political parties or concerns rising from clan rivalries, which are mostly resolved through traditional means by elders or by local government authorities. In theory, the Somaliland diaspora having lived in most civilized western democracies were supposed to see beyond the clan loyalty and expand their visions and build on the successes already accomplished in strengthening the young democratic that does not exist beyond our borders. Fortunately, today there are home grown smart educated young Somalilanders who are more issue oriented than partisan tribal disputes, as they have proven in the most recent election when they successfully elected two very talented young leaders, Barkhad and Abdikarim to the parliament and to the mayorship respectfully. Maybe the diaspora has a lot learn from those less travelled with no exposure to western civilization, yet more civil than the ones claiming otherwise. By Mohamed Adan Samatar Qaran News

Mogadishu (HOL) - Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a cafe in Mogadishu's Wadajir neighbourhood on Wednesday that targeted security officials. The group provided no evidence to support the claim, but Somali security officials have said it was likely behind the atrocity. Source: Hiiraan Online

Mogadishu (HOL) - Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a cafe in Mogadishu's Wadajir neighbourhood on Tuesday that targeted security officials. The group provided no evidence to support the claim, but Somali security officials have said it was likely behind the atrocity. Source: Hiiraan Online

Agaasimaha KMG ee Hayadda Nabad-Sugidda iyo sirdoonka Qaranka Sarreeye Guud Bashiir Maxamed Jaamac {Bashiir Goobe} ayaa umagacaabay Gashaanle Muxidiin Maxamed Jimcaale Agaasimaha NISA ee Gobolka Banaadir. Sida muuqata waxa xilkiisii halkaa kuwaayay agaasimahii hore ee NISA uqaabilsana Gobolka Banaadir, Gashaanle Yaasiin Fareey kaas oo Gal-dacwadeedkan ka dhan ah uu ka furanyahay Maxkamadda CQS kadib lagu eedeeyay inuu lug kulahaa Afduubka Sarkaalad Ikraan Tahliil. Source: goobjoog.com

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Agaasimaha KMG ee hay’adda NISA uu dhawaan u magacaabay Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya, Sareeye Guud Bashiir Goobe ayaa agaasimaha Nabadsugida ee gobolka Banaadir u magacaabay G/lle Muxidiin Mohamed Jimcaale (Warbac). Xilkan ayaa waxaa horey u hayey Yaasiin Farey, inkasta oo markii dambe Farmaajo uu sheegay inuu u magacaabay agaasimaha hay’adda NISA. Warqadda Bashiir Goobe, laguma soo hadal qaadin Yaasiin Farey. Waraaq magacaabis oo kasoo baxday Agaasimaha KMG ee hay’adda NISA ayaa waxaa lagu faray dhamaan agaasinada hay’adda Nabadsugida iyo Sirdoonka Qaranka inay ka gutaan mid walba waajibaada kaga aadan. “Danta shaqada qaranka awgeed, laga bilaabo maanta oo ay taariikhdu tahay 15.09.2021, waxaan u magacaabay Sarkaalka G/lle: Muxidiin Maxamed Jimcaale (Warbac) inuu noqdo Agaasimaha HNSQ ee Caasimadda,” ayaa lagu yiri waraaqda. Ugu dambeyntiina Agaasimaha KMG ee NISA, Sareeye Guud Bashiir Goobe ayaa sarkaalka cusub u rajeeyay guul iyo shaqo wacan. Arrintan ayaa imaneysa xili ay weli taagan tahay xiisada ka dhalatay magacaabista Agaasimaha KMG ee NISA, kadib markii uu xilka ka qaaday Ra’iisul Wasaaraha agaasimihii hore, Fahad Yaasiin oo ay saaxiib dhow ahaayeen madaxweynaha muddo xileedkiisa uu dhamaaday. The post Bashiir Gooble oo xilka ka qaaday Yaasiin Fareey, magacaabay agaasime cusub appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Madaxweyne Ku-xigeenka dowladda Puntland Axmed Cilmi Cismaan Karaash, oo safar shaqo maanta ku tegey degmada Buurtinle ee Gobolka Nugaal ayaa dhaggax dhigay Mashruuca dib-u-dhiska waddada isku xirta magaalada Jalam iyo degmada Xarfo. Mashruuca dib-u-dhiska Waddada Jalam-Xarfo waxaa iska kaashanaya Puntland iyo Midowga Europe, wejiga koowaad la dhisaya 65KM taasi oo qorshuhu yahay in lagu dhameystiro muddo 8 bilood ah, sida ay sheegtay madaxtooyada Puntland. Madaxweyne ku xigeenka waxa dhagax-dhiga ku weheliyay Wasiirka Qorshaynta Cabdiqafaar Cilmi Xange, Wasiirka Maaliyadda Xasan Shire Abgaal, Wasiirka howlaha Guud Axmed Bashiir Cirro , Maamulka Gobalka Nugaaal, kan degmada Burtinle iyo mas’uuliyiin kale. Madaxweyne Ku-xigeenka Puntland Axmed Cilmi Cismaan Karaash ayaa muujiyay muhiimada ay wadadan u leedahay isku xirka Gobolada Puntland, wuxuuna kormeeray Shirkadda dhiseysa isagoo warbixin ka dhegaystay Wasaaradda Howlaha Guud iyo Masuuliyiinta gacanta ku haynaya dhismaha wadada inta uu socdo. Xukuumadda Puntland ma sheegin cidda la siiyay Qandaraaska dhismaha wadada, balse wararku waxay sheegayaan in mar kale dib loo siiyay shirkad ka tirsan Company-ga Is-Xilqaan oo horay ugu fashilmay shaqadan. PUNTLAND POST The post Yaa la siiyay Qandaraaska dhismaha Laamiga Jalam iyo Xarfo? appeared first on Puntland Post.

Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Xukuumadda Federaala Soomaaliya Maxamed Xuseen Rooble ayaa habka fogaan aragga ee internet-ka shir kula yeeshay wasiirka horumarinta Sweden Per Olsson Fridh. War qoraal ah oo ka soo baxay xafiiska Rooble ayaa lagu sheegay in Ra’iisul Wasaaraha iyo Wasiir Per Olsson Fridh ay ka wadahadleen xoojinta xiriirka labada dal iyo arrimaha doorashooyinka dalka. Shirka waxaa sidoo kale ka qeyb galay safiirka cusub ee Sweden u fadhiya Soomaaliya Mudane Per Lindgarde oo maanta uu Ra’iisul Wasaaruhu xafiiskiisa ku qaabilay. PUNTLAND POST The post Rooble oo la shiray wasiirka horumarinta Sweden appeared first on Puntland Post.

Agaasimaha Ra’iisul wasaare Rooble u magacaabay Hay’adda Nabad-sugidda iyo Sirdoonka Qaranka, Bashiir Maxamed Jaamac (Goobe) ayaa isna Maanta magacaabay Taliyaha Hay’adda NISA ee Gobolka Banaadir. Wareegto ka soo baxday Agaasime Goobe ayaa Gaashaanle Muxiyadiin Maxamed Jimcaale (Warbac) lagu magacaabay Taliyaha NISA ee Gobolka Banaadir, waxaana ogaysiin la siiyay Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Banaadir Cumar Finish. Bashiir Goobe ayaa ku amray dhammaan Agaasinada Hay’adda Nabad-sugidda iyo Sirdoonka Qaranka in ay shaqadooda gutaan, islamarkaana la shaqeeyaan Taliyaha cusub ee loo magacaabay Gobolka Banaadir. Hay’adda Nabad-sugidda iyo Sirdoonka ee NISA, waxa ka jirta xiisad ku salaysan Hoggaanka Hay’adda kadib markii Madaxweyne Farmaajo iyo Ra’iisul wasaare Rooble midba Agaasime u magacaabay. PUNTLAND POST The post Bashiir Goobe oo magacaabay Taliya Hay’adda NISA ee Gobolka Banaadir appeared first on Puntland Post.

Guddiga Xirfadlayaasha Caafimaadka Puntland, ayaa mudda bil ah u qabtay dhammaan Xirfadlayaasha Caafimaadka ee ka hawlgala gudaha Puntland, si ay isu-diiwaan geliyaan. Guddiga ayaa ku wargeliyay dhammaan Xirfadlayaasha Caafimaadka, in ay iska diiwaan-geliyaan xafiiska guddigaas ka hor 15-ka bisha October 2021. Guddigu wuxuu sheegay in la hubinayo xirfadda iyo aqoonta dadka ka shaqeeya Arrimaha caafimaadka, si loo ilaaliyo bed-qabka bulshada. Sidoo kale, guddiga ayaa tilmaamay in wixii ka dambeeya 15-ka October 2021 aysan Puntland ka hawlgeli doonin cid aan rukhsad ka haysan guddiga Xirfadlayaasha caafimaadka. PUNTLAND POST The post Puntland: Xirfadlayaasha Caafimaadka oo lagu amray in ay is diiwaan-geliyaan appeared first on Puntland Post.

Ra’iisul Wasaaraha xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Maxamed Xuseen Rooble ayaa maanta xafiiskiisa ku qaabilay safiirka cusub ee Midowga Yurub u qaabilsan Soomaaliya Tina Intelmann. Qoraal ka soo baxay xafiiska Ra’iisul wasaare Rooble ayaa lagu sheegay in labada mas’uul ka wada hadleen mashaariicda horumarineed ee Midowga Yurub ka taageero Soomaaliya iyo horumarrada laga sameeyey geeddi socodka doorashooyinka dalka ee uu hormuudka ka yahay Ra’iisul Wasaaruhu. “Ra’iisul Wasaaraha XFS mudane Maxamed Xuseen Rooble ayaa maanta xafiiskiisa ku qaabilay safiirka cusub ee Midowga Yurub u qaabilsan Soomaaliya Tina Intelmann oo ay ka wada hadleen mashaariicda horumarineed ee Midowga Yurub ka taageero Soomaaliya iyo horumarrada laga sameeyey geeddi socodka doorashooyinka dalka ee uu hormuudka ka yahay Ra’iisul Wasaaruhu.” PUNTLAND POST The post Ra’iisul wasaare Rooble oo qaabilsay safiirka cusub ee Midowga Yurub u qaabilsan Soomaaliya appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Afhayeenka odayaasha dhaqanka beelaha Mogadishu Clan Nabadoon Maxamed Xasan Xaad oo ka hadlay kiiska Ikraan oo xiisad hor leh abuuray, ayaa shaaciyey in haddii uu Farmaajo diido cadaalada ay billaabi doonaan mudaharaado waaweyn. Nabadoon Xaad ayaa sheegay inaysan marnaba ka yeeli doonin madaxweynaha muddo xileedkiisa uu dhamaaday wax ka baxsan wixii loo doortay, islamarkaana ay iska ceyrin doonaan, sida uu sheegay. “In uu dowladnimada gumeeyo oo dalka oo dhan ku ciyaaro ka yeeli mayno. Hadda nabad ma muuqato saan-saanteeda ma leh, qof cadaalad daro lagu sameeyay cadaaladeeda lagama shaqeyn karo, doorasho lagama wadi karo,” ayuu yiri. “Qof doorasho diidi kara, dowlad diidi kara ama bulshada Soomaaliyeed ay rabto oo diidi kara majiro. Dagaal waa dagaal meesha uu asaga rabo ayuu aadaya meesha aad rabto ma aadayo, dagaal lama jiheyn karo.” Sidoo kale, waxa uu sheegay in qofkii dulmi ka shaqeeya in uu dusha u ridanayo waxyaabaha ka dasha dulmiga, isagoona madaxweynaha muddo xileedkiisa uu dhamaaday ku eedeyay in uu khal-khal gelinayo doorashada dalka oo maalinba uu waraaqad kasoo daba saarayo Ra’iisul Wasaaaraha. Waxa uu soo jeediyay in xuquuqda dalka uu leeyahay si wada-jir ah loo raadiyo, islamarkaana laga horyimaado rabitaanada guracan ee madaxweynaha muddo xileedkiisa uu dhamaaday. “Madaxweynaha meel uu ka galo (kiiska Ikraan) majirto, wuxuu warkiisa uu ku soo dhamaaday in uu ogoleyn cadaalad, doorasho iyo dowladnimo.” The post Xaad oo shaaciyey tallaabo la xiriirrta kiiska Ikraan Tahliil oo ay qaadayaan (Daawo) appeared first on Caasimada Online.

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Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Maxkamadda Ciidamada Qalabka sida ee Soomaaliya ayaa waxaa Maanta ay xukun ku riday rag Ganacsatada uga qaadi jiray lacag farabadan inay ka tirsan yihiin Ururka Al-Shabaab. Maxamed Cali Cabdi Isxaaq iyo Axmed Yaasiin Xaaji Gaabow ayaa loo haystaa in ay dadka baad kaga qaadi jireen magaca Al-shabaab iyo Afduubka dhowr qof oo ay madax furasho ka qaateen. Maxamed Cali Cabdi Isxaaq iyo Axmed Yaasiin Xaaji Gaabow ayaa isticmaali jiray SIMCARD SOMNET oo ay ganacsatada Soomaaliyeed ku waydiisanayeen vixinta lacagaha ay Al-Shabaab ka qaadaan shacabka Soomaaliyeed. Intii ay wadeen Howshan waxa ay sameeyeen dhowr Afduub oo ay u gaysteen Hablo Soomaaliyeed, iyaga oo ka qaatay lacag u dhexeyso kun ilaa laba kun oo dollarka Maraykanka. Sidoo kale eedeysanayaasha waxay sheegteen in ay ku qaadi jireen lacagaha magaca Al-shabaab oo ay dhowr jeer ugu suura gashay helidda lacagtaas, waxa ay dadka ku kalifi jireen in ay ku ballamiyaan Masaajidda iyo Xaafado ku yaal Cirifyada Muqdisho iyo suuqa wayn ee Bakaaraha. Mid kamid ah dhibanayaasha Goobjoogga u ahaa Maxakamadaynta labada eedeysana ayaa u sheegtay Garsoorka in ay kaga shakisay labadaba gor-gortanka lacagta sidaasna ay ku war gelisay Ciidamada Amniga gaar ahaan Hay’adda Nabad Sugidda iyo Sirdoonka Qaranka oo soo qabtay Maxamed Cali Cabdi Isxaaq iyo Axmed Yaasiin Xaaji Gaabow, dabayaaqadii bishii May ee sanadkan. July dabayaaqadeedii ayaa lagu soo wareejiyay eedeysanayaasha Maxkamadda, waxaanna xilligaasi Xafiiska Xeer Ilaalinta oo awood u leh dhaqaajinta dacwadda ay ka codsadeen Maxkamadda in eedeysanayaasha Xabsiga Dhexe lagu hayo garsuge ahaan. Xafiiska Xeer Ilaalinta ayaa baaritaan dheer kadib Codsaday in la muddeeyo dhageysiga Dacwadda Dabayaaqadii August Sanadkan, waxa ayna Maxkamadda aqbashay fadhigii koowaad isla xilligaasi. Xafiiska Xeer Ilaalinta ayaa ka codsaday in loo ciqaabo dambigii ay galeen Maxamed Cali Cabdi Isxaaq iyo Axmed Yaasiin Xaaji Gaabow oo iyaga Muqdisho ka abuuray weji cusub oo u baahan in ladabar jaro. Xeer Ilaaliye Maxamed Cabdullaahi Khaliif ayaa u sheegay Garsoorka in eedeysanayaasha ay xittaa ku handadi jireen dadka ay Afduubtaan ee lacagaha ay ka qaadaan in gaariga ay ku xiran-yihiin walxaha Qarxa oo hadii ay dhaq-dhaqaaq sameeyeen ay ka dhallan karto in ay wada qarxaan taasi oo u fududaysa eedeysanayaasha in Gabdhaha ganacsatada ah ay ka saaraan Magaalada. Qareenada u dooday eedeysanayaasha ayaa Maxkamadda iyagana ka codsaday in laga qaado magdhow eedeysanayaasha oo ay sheegeen dambiga ay galeen kaliya in uu ku koobnaa Turufo. Dhowr fadhi kadib, Maanta ayey Maxkamadda go’aan ka soo saartay Kiiska Maxamed Cali Cabdi Isxaaq iyo Axmed Yaasiin Xaaji Gaabow, waxa ayna Maxkamadda ku xukuntay Min 15-sano oo Xabsi Ciidan ah sida dhinacyada Dacwadda uu u sheegay guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Darajada Koowaad ee Ciidamada Qalabka Sida Gaashaanle Sare Xasan Cali Nuur Shuute . Xukunsanayaasha ayaa haysta fursad ay ku dalban karaa Rafcaan 30-cisho gudahood. The post Rag ganacsatada lacag uga qaadan jiray inay Al-Shabaab ka tirsan yihiin oo xukun adag lagu riday appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Maxkamadda Ciidamada Qalabka sida ee Soomaaliya, ayaa maanta min shan iyo toban sano oo xabsi ciidan ah ku ridday laba nin oo lagu helay in ay ganacsatada Muqdisho ku baadi-jireen magaca Al-shabaab. Maxamed Cali Cabdi Isxaaq iyo Axmed Yaasiin Xaaji Gaabow ayaa xeer-ilaalinta Ciidamadu ku soo oogtay dacwad la xiriirta in ganacsatada ku baadi-jireen magaca Al-shabaab, islamarkaana ay madax-furasho ka qaateen dad ay af-duubteen. Xafiiska Xeer Ilaalinta ayaa ka codsaday in loo ciqaabo dambigii ay galeen Maxamed Cali Cabdi Isxaaq iyo Axmed Yaasiin Xaaji Gaabow oo Muqdisho ka abuuray weji cusub oo u baahan in ladabar jaro. Ugu dambayn, maxkamadda ayaaa sheegtay in labadan nin lagu xukumay min shan iyo toban sano oo xabsi ciidan ah balse ay haystaa mudda 30 cisho oo Rafcaan ah. PUNTLAND POST The post Maxkamadda Ciidamada Soomaaliya oo xukuntay Rag af-duubyo fulin jiray appeared first on Puntland Post.

Police in Somalia’s breakaway Somaliland region have arrested a man at an airport as he tried to smuggle 200 lizards to Egypt, they said on Tuesday. Source: Hiiraan Online