elections, highlighting progress in the semi-autonomous region of Somalia that over the years has avoided the destructive violence plaguing other parts of the Horn of Africa country. Source: Hiiraan Online

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Ra’iisul Wasaaraha xukuumadda xil-gaarsiinta Maxamed Xuseen Rooble ayaa galabta xafiiskiisa kula kulmay xubno ka socday Golaha Midowga Musharaxiinta, kuwaas oo warbixin ka siday golaha. Xubnahaan oo kala ahaa Madaxweyneyaashii hore Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud iyo Cabdikariin Xuseen Guuleed ayaa ra’iisul wasaaraha u gudbiyey liiska xubnaha ay cabashada ka qabaan ee ku jira guddiyada doorashooyinka heer federaal iyo dowlad-goboleed. Heshiiskii doorashada ee dhawaan lagu kala saxiixday magaalada Muqdisho ayaa dhigayey in musharaxiintu ay soo gudbiyaan xubnaha ku jira guddiyada doorashooyinka oo ay ku tuhmayaan in aysan dhaxdhaxaad aheyn. Inkastoo aan la shaacin magacyada iyo tirada xubnahan, hadana qiyaastii 20 qof oo ku jira guddiyadan ayaa la sheegay inay liiskooda gudbiyeen Golaha Midowga Musharaxiinta madaxtinimada Soomaaliya. Xubnahan ayaa ah kuwa lagu soo eedeeyay inay yihiin shaqaalaha dowladda, wakiilo ka tirsan hay’adda sirdoonka qaranka ee NISA iyo taageerayaasha dowladda ee baraha bulshada ka aflagaadeeya siyaasiyiinta. Caasimada Online ayaa maanta baahisay in musharaxiintu ay qorsheynayaan gudbinta liiska xubnahaas, waxaana la sheegay inay la wareegi doonan guddiga heerka Wasiirro ah oo uu shalay magacaabay Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya, kuwaas oo loo xil saaray xaqiijinta caddeymaha xubnahan cabashada laga keenay, iyagoo marka ay soo tala bixiyaan la wadaagi doona Ra’iisul Wasaaraha. The post Sawirro: Midowga Musharaxiinta oo Rooble u gudbiyey liiskii laga sugayey appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Warbaahinta caalamka ayaa maanta si weyn wax uga qortay nabadgelyadda iyo dimuqraadiyadda ay Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland uga qabsoomeen doorashooyinka Wakiillada iyo Goleyaasha Deegaanka. Wakaaladda Wararka Somaliland ee SOLNA, ayaa soo turjuntay warbixinno kala duwan oo laga qoray doorashooyinka Somaliland, kuwaasi oo ay ka mid ahaayeen Telefishanka Aljazeera oo baahiyey in shacbiga Somaliland ay Isniintii maanta u dareereen doorashooyinka Wakiillada iyo Dawladaha Hoose. Telefishanka Aljazeera wuxuu intaas ku daray inay Somaliland qabsatay doorashadii Wakiillada oo muddo ka badan toban sanno muddo dhaaftay, halka Muddo xileedka Dawladaha hoosena uu kal-dhaafay afar sannadood. Waxa kaloo Telefishanka Aljazeera uu intaas ku daray in Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ay soo martiqaaday goobjoogeyaal caalami ah iyo siyaasiyiin magac leh oo ka socda dalal kale oo Afrikaan ah oo korjoogtaynaya doorashooyinka isku sidkan ee Wakiillada iyo Deegaanka. Aljazeera waxa uu qormadiisa ku soo gabogabeeyey in Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ay madax-bannaanideeda kala soo noqotay Soomaaliya sannadkii 1991kii, iyadoo ilaa xilligaas baadi-doon ugu jirta aqoonsi caalami ah, kuna naaloonaysa dawladnimo madax-bannaan, isla markaana ay ka jirto xasilooni iyo lacag u gaar ah. Greg Mills oo ah Agaasimaha Koox goobjoogayaal ah oo fadhigoodu yahay Koonfur Afrika, ayaa sheegay in ay Somaliland dimuqraadiyadda iyo horumarka tusaale ugu tahay dal kasta oo Afrikaan ah oo doonaya inuu gaadho dimuqraadiyad iyo horumar. Sidoo kale, Warsidaha African Arguments ayaa sheegay warbixin uu qoray ku sheegay in Somaliland oo muddo 30 sannadood ah aan la aqoonsani ay haddana jirto oo ay oo ay aqoonsi la’aan is-bixisay. Waxa kaloo uu intaas ku daray in aqoonsi la’aantu ay Somaliland waxtartay oo ay iskeed u gaadhay nabadgelyo, dawladnimo shaqeynaysa iyo dimuqraadiyad. Wargeys Shiine ah oo Macau Business, ayaa wax ka qoray doorashooyinka Somaliland waxaanu tilmaamay in doorashooyinka Wakiillada iyo deegaanka oo labaduba muddo dheer dib u dhacay saaka loo dareeray oo dadweynuhu ay u galeen sufuuf dhaadheer. Macau Business wuxuu soo xigtay madaxweynaha Somaliland Mudane Muuse Biixi Cabdi iyo Hoggaamiyeyaasha xisbiyada mucaaridka oo shacbiga ku boorriyey inay si nabdoon u codeeyaan. Waxa kaloo uu warsidahaasi tilmaamay in Daahir Axmed oo ah sarkaal Booliska ka tirsan oo ilaalinayey goob codbixineed uu u sheegay in doorashadu u dhacday si layaable oo codbixiyeyaasha qaarkood ay safka soo galeen intii aanu waaguba baryin. Wargeyska Macau Business wuxuu sheegay in dimuqraadiyadda Somaliland si weyn uga duwan tahay Soomaaliya oo ku fashilantay inay qabsato doorasho qof iyo cod ah. Source

Nairobi (Caasimada Online) – Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda Kenya ayaa ku hanjabtay inay qaadeyso talllaabo cusub oo ay gebi ahaanba ku joojineyso duulimaadyada Soomaaliya, kuwaas oo hadda u furan hay’adaha QM iyo kuwa gargaarka bani’aadanimo kadib markii laga xiray shacabka. Kenya ayaa qoraal ay u dirtay ku wargalisay dhammaan ergooyinka Diblomaasiyadeed, Hay’adaha Qaramada Midoobay iyo Hay’adaha Caalamiga ah ee ku sugan Nairobi inay ogaatay si qaldan u isticmaaleen fasaxii loo siiyey duulimaadyada Soomaaliya. Wasaaradda ayaa sheegtay in hay’adaha caalamiga iyo QM loo fasaxay duulimaadyada bini’aadanimo, kadib markii la joojiyey duulimaadyada Soomaaliya, hase yeeshee ay ogaatay inay ku xadgudbeen fasaxii la siiyey islamarkaana duulimaadyada loo adeegsaday arrimo siyaasadeed iyo kuwa ka horimanaya amarkii lagu joojiyey duulimaadyada. “Wasaaraddu si kastaba ha noqotee, waxay ka xuntahay inay ku wargeliso inay ogaatay in si qaldan loo adeegsaday duulimaadyada bani’aadanimada ee labada dhinac iyo arrimo siyaasadeed oo ka soo horjeedda NOTAM iyo ogeysiiskii ahaa in xiriirkii hawada ee u dhexeeyay Kenya iyo Soomaaliya la joojiyay,” ayaa lagu yii qoraalka. Wasaradda Arrimaha Debadda Kenya ayaa ugu baaqday hey’adaha Qaramada Midoobay iyo kuwa Calamiga ah inay Dowladda Kenya siiyaan liiska rakaabka iyo badecooyinka loo qaadayo Soomaaliya ka hor inta aan la siin ogolaanshaha. Wasaaradda ayaa ugu dambeyntii ku hanjabtay inay joojin doonta dhammaan duulimaadyada bin’aadanimada ee Soomaaliya haddii aan si sax ah loo isticmaalin duulimaadyaas. “Wasaaradda waxay mar kale ku celineysaa in duulimaadyada bani’aadamnimada ay tahay in si saxan loogu adeegsado ujeeddooyin bani’aadamnimo si looga fogaado inay Kenya ku dhawaaqdo go’aanka suurtagalka ah ee ah in gebi ahaanba la joojiyo duulimaadyada,” ayey tiri. Dowlada Kenya ayaa 11-kii May mamnuucday dhammaan duulimaadyada tegeya iyo kuwa ka imanaya dalka Soomaaliya, kadib markii dowladda federaalka ay diiday inay dib u fasaxdo qaadka Soomaaliya. Qoraal ka soo baxay agaasimaha duulimaadyada rayidka ee dalka Kenya Gilbert Kibe ayaa lagu sheegay in amarkan uu soconayo illaa iyo 9-ka bisha August ee sanadkan. Hoos ka aqriso warqadda hanjabaadda ah ee Kenya The post Kenya oo ku hanjabtay tallaabo cusub oo la xiriirta duulimaadyada Soomaaliya appeared first on Caasimada Online.

JOINT PRESS RELEASE African Union of Broadcasting and APO Group join forces to deliver quality Africa-related content to major African and global TV and radios All video and audio content produced or distributed by APO Group will be made available free of charge to AUB members across Africa, and to AUB’s sister associations all over the world DAKAR, Senegal, May 31, 2021/ — The African Union of Broadcasting (AUB) (www.uar-AUB.org), the professional body representing national and private televisions and radios from 52 African states, and APO Group (www.APO-opa.com), the leading Pan-African communications consultancy and press release distribution service, today announced a ground-breaking partnership that will provide free access to quality African content for major televisions and radios all over the world. All B-roll footage and soundbites produced or distributed by APO Group and related to sports, politics and business news from the African continent will be made available to AUB members free of charge and with unrestricted news use through the AUB Platform ‘AUB Vision’. The African Union of Broadcasting is the largest professional body that brings together national and private radio and television organizations from African states. It is responsible for developing all aspects of the broadcasting industry in Africa. APO Group content will not just be available to AUB members in Africa, but also members of their sister associations around the world, including the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU), and the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU). By delivering content directly to major international broadcasters, APO Group is continuing its commitment to changing the narrative about Africa, by telling positive stories that can reach new audiences and challenge global perceptions of the continent. APO Group’s multinational customers and partners operating in Africa regularly produce compelling content that shines a light on the dynamism of African economies, and the growth potential these emerging markets have to offer. Sport also has a major role to play in influencing the way Africa is perceived on the global stage, and APO Group is perfectly placed to bring the very best action to AUB’s members and sister associations around the world. APO Group is the exclusive Pan-African communications consultancy for the NBA, and the Basketball Africa League. APO Group is also the Main Official Sponsor of World Rugby’s African association, Rugby Africa, and an official sponsor of Team Qhubeka Assos, the only professional African cycling team on the UCI World Tour, and the annual Lux Afrique Polo Day. APO Group frequently carries video content from the biggest sporting events around the continent – including all African Rugby World Cup and Olympic Games Rugby Sevens qualifiers – and this agreement means national broadcasters all over Africa and beyond will have free access to several elite African sporting events for the first time. APO Group video and audio content will be uploaded directly to the AUB’s platform within three hours of the end of each event. B-roll footage and soundbites will be accompanied by a dope sheet translated into English, French, Arabic and Portuguese, providing truly Pan-African content that can be aired by national broadcasters quickly and easily. “APO Group produces and distributes some of the best video and audio content in Africa,” said Gregoire Ndjaka, CEO of African Union of Broadcasting. “Our members and affiliate partners will now be able to access prime video and audio highlighting the biggest economic and sporting stories on the continent. This type of content is extremely valuable, and the seamless way it is delivered will make it easy for broadcasters all over the world to incorporate it in their news output.” “The sheer scale of AUB’s reach into the African broadcast community is incredible,” said Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard (www.Pompigne-Mognard.com), Founder and Chairman of APO Group. “No other organization is able to pull together all the major broadcasters on the African continent – and many others from further afield. This agreement represents an unprecedented opportunity to deliver the best of African economic news and sport to new audiences, and show the rest of the world what Africa has to offer.” This is a joint press release by The African Union of Broadcasting (AUB) and APO Group. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of APO Group. Qaran News

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya Maxamed Xuseen Rooble oo magacaabay Guddiga Qaban-qaabada Xuska Todobaadka Xorriyadda oo ka kooban 8 xubnood islamarkaana ka shaqeyn diyaarinta iyo qabashada xuska maalmaha xoriyadda. Rooble ayaa war-saxaafadeedka uu soo saaray ee u uku magacaabay guddiga, waxa uu ku faray diyaarinta munaasabado muujinaya qiimaha shacabka Soomaaliyeed ay u hayaanmaalmaha xurriyadda iyo midnimada. Ra’iisul Wasaaraha ayaa tilmaamay la joogo xiliigii dadka Soomaaliyeed ay soo nooleyn lahaayeen miro-dhalkii gobanimada, dowladnimada iyo midnimada, soona celin lahaayeen maqaaamkii iyo magacigii ay ku lahaayeen gobolka iyo qaaradda. Xubnaha Guddiga ee ku magacaaban wareegtada Ra’iisul Wasaaraha ayaa waxaa Guddoomiye u ah Wasiirka Warfaafinta, Dhaqanka iyo Dalxiiska Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Cusmaan Abuukar Dubbe, halka uu Guddoomiuye Kuxigeenka uu ka yahay Wasiirka Amniga XFS Mudane Xasan Xundubeey Jimcaale. Xubnaha kale ee Guddiga ayaa kala ah; 1- Durraan Axmd Faarax Wasiirka Gaadiidka iyo Duulista Hawada 2- Xasan Xuseen Xaaji Wasiirka Gaashaandhigga 3- Cabdiraxmaan Ducaale Beyle Wasiirka Maaliyadda 4- Khadiija Maxamed Diiriye Wasiir Gargaarka iyo Maareynta. Masiibooyinka 5- Cabdiwahaab Ugaas Xuseen Wasiirka Shaqada iyo Arrimaha Bulshada 6- Shugri Maxamuud Afrax Wasiiru Dowlaha Tamarta iyo Biyaha 7- Cumar Maxamuud Maxamed Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Banaadir aha Duqa Muqdisho 8- Bashiir Axmed Cusmaan Agaasimaha Golaha Wasiirrada Xoghayaha Fulinta The post Aqriso Magacyada: Rooble oo magacaabay guddi heer wasiir oo 8 xubnood ah + Ujeedka appeared first on Caasimada Online.

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NAIROBI (HOL) - Kenya has threatened to stop humanitarian flights to and from Somalia over what it termed as a violation of the existing ban on flights between the two countries. Source: Hiiraan Online

Tel Aviv (Caasimada Online) – Hoggaamiyaha mayalka adag ee Israel, Naftali Bennett ayaa Axaddii sheegay inuu ku biiri doono dowlad wadaag suurta-gal ah oo soo afjari karta xukunka ra’iisul wasaarihii ugu muddada dheeraa Israel Benjamin Netanyahu. Sharci-dejiyayaasha kasoo horjeeda hoggaamiyaha garabka midig ee Netanyahu ayaa waxaa u socda wada-hadallo xooggan kahor waqtiga kama dambeysta ah ee Arbacada, oo ay tahay in dowlad cusub lasoo dhiso. Netanyahu oo ah 71 jir, islamarkaana wajahaya maxkamadeyn la xiriirta qiyaameyn, laaluush, iyo burinta kalsoonida dadweynaha, kuwaaas oo uu beeniyey, ayaa xukunka si haystay muddo ay Israel ku jirtay qalalaase siyaasadeed oo dhaliyey in afar doorasho ay dhacaan laba sano gudahood. Doorashadii dhacday March ayaa xisbiga Netanyahu ee Likud wuxuu ku helay kuraasta ugu badan, hase yeeshee ma gaarin tiradii loo baahnaa ee uu dowlad kusoo dhisi karo. Hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka, iyo weriyihii hore ee Taleefishin ee Yair Lapid ayaa hadda haysta illaa habeenka Arbacada, si uu dowlad usoo dhiso. Lapid oo 57 jir ah ayaa raadinaya isbaheysi ka kooban dhinacyo badan oo uu bixiyey “isbaheysiga isbeddelka,” kaasi oo ay ku jiri doonaan Bennet iyo sharci-dejiyayaasha Carabta Israel. Si uu ugu guuleysto qorshihiisa ah inuu xukunka ka tuuro Netanyahu, ayaa Lapid wuxuu yaboohay in awoodda la wadaago, ayada oo Bennet oo 49 jir ah uu labada sano ee hore uu noqon doono ra’iisul wasaare, isagana uu ku xigi doono labada sano ee xigta. Kadib kulan uu la qaatay xubnaha xisbi diimeedkiisa waddaniyiinta ah ee Yamina Party, ayaa Bennet wuxuu yiri “waxaan sameyn doonaa wx kasta oo aan dowlad wadaag ah kula soo dhisayo saaxiibkey Yair Lapid.” Xisbiyada ay kala hoggaamiyaan Lapid iyo Bennet ayaa habeenkii Axaddii billaabay wada-hadallo rasmi ah oo ay kusoo dhameystirayaan heshiiska, sida ay ku sheegeen bayaan. Netanyahu oo Israel xukumayey 12 sano oo xiriir ah, ayaa qorshahan ugu yeeray mid “halis ku ah ammaanka Israel.” Lapid ayaa u baahan 61 xildhibaan, oo ka mid ah 120-ka xildhibaan ee baarlamanka Knesset, si dowlad usoo dhiso. AFP + VOA The post Xukunka Netanyahu ee Israel oo qarka u saaran dhammaad appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Photo: AMISOM / Tobin Jones, public domain This is a guest post from our sister project Africa Elects, covering the elections taking place 31 May in Somaliland. As such, the labels and colouring of parties in this article may differ from Europe Elects’ usage. Somaliland is a paradox. Self-proclaimed independent territory of Somalia in 1991, it is not recognized as sovereign by any UN member country. Its economy is one of the weakest in the world, and public authorities are failing to reduce social inequalities. Yet, far from the civil war that is hitting neighbouring Somalia, Somaliland has succeeded in pacifying its territory and ensuring several fundamental freedoms, those of the press and of speech in particular. Better still, it has one of the most democratic electoral systems on the African continent; an article published in The Economist even consecrated Somaliland as the ‘strongest democracy in East Africa’. A miracle enabled by an original political system, which may experience its greatest fulfillment with the parliamentary and municipal elections scheduled for May 31, 2021. A State by Default The existence of Somaliland is, above all, the result of a failure: the unsuccessful reunification of the Somali peoples into a single state. Map of the main Somali clans. Somaliland is outlined in black.// Map: CIA World Factbook, public domain During colonial times, the horn of Africa was controlled by two states. The East Coast was dominated by Italy, which established an extremely authoritarian and segregationist power in the region. The North, current Somaliland, was dominated in a more minimalist way by Great Britain. On June 25, 1960, Italian Somalia gained independence. It was followed, a week later, by British Somalia. Immediately, the two new states united to form one. By this decision, they drew the wrath of international organisations, which are for the most part unfavourable to the questioning of post-colonial borders so as not to complicate the pacification of the continent. But a common political power is quickly established, and Somalia is recognized after a few years as a unified state by the rest of the world. Yet the project of a reunified Somalia quickly crumbled. The political powers failed to unite two regions divorced by history and which now had different political and social cultures. Conflicts between northern and southern clans were recurrent, against a backdrop of political tensions. The democratisation of the country was a failure, and an authoritarian government was established in 1969. The spark which put a definitive end to the united Somalia came at the end of the 1970s. The dictator Mohamed Siad Barre, who still dreamt of a united territory of the Somali people, began launching attacks on Ethiopia. The war was quickly lost, causing the Greater Somalia project to collapse. The northern clans were vehemently singled out by the South; several massacres happened and looting was recurrent. The dictatorship tolerated these abuses, sometimes even supporting them, and restricted the political powers of the northern clans. After some time, a massive rebellion broke out in the North, thereby inaugurating a civil war. In 1991, after a decade of conflict, the Somali state, unable to ensure control of its territory, collapsed—without any belligerent succeeding in ensuring its succession. The North takes the opportunity to proclaim its independence on May 18, 1991, on the basis of borders that are relatively similar to those of the former colonial powers. The region emerges bloodless from the Somali civil conflict, with five per cent of its population having died and more than half of the survivors displaced. The economy had collapsed and a majority of the population did not benefit from any public service. Independence was rejected by a majority of African states, which were still unfavourable to questioning borders and saw the emergence of such a state as a danger to the stability of the region. In this context, the first months of Somaliland’s existence were just as chaotic as on the eve of independence; but as Somalia got bogged down in a never-ending conflict, the lull returned fairly quickly to the North. In 1993, the political situation was more or less stabilised in Somaliland, at least enough for an indirect presidential election to take place. The new government managed to take control of the territory, and established a partially democratic presidential regime. The latter was reinforced by the establishment of a new democratic constitution in 2000 and by the formal approval of independence by referendum a year later, with 97% voting in favour. Clans, Parties and Liberal Democracy Initially rickety, Somalilander democracy seems much more solid today than at the beginning of the century. In 2010 and later in 2017 the country experienced two peaceful presidential alternations in office, an unprecedented achievement for the region. A miracle which is largely based on the establishment of a particular political system: for the historian Gérald Prunier, ‘Somaliland incorporated its old clan conflict management mechanisms into British common law to achieve a new form of democracy’. Somaliland has a bicameral presidential political system, which combines three electoral modalities : The President is elected by universal, single-round ballot for a four-year term. The House of Representatives, which will be elected on May 31, is made up of 82 deputies, elected by multi-member proportional representation for a period of five years. The House of Elders is a de facto non-elected assembly, made up of traditional tribal leaders and responsible for revising the bills passed by the House of Representatives. Only three political parties are allowed to participate in presidential and legislative elections at once. These are determined according to the results of the municipal elections, which take place once every ten years: the three parties which receive at least 20% of the vote in every constituency of the country (or, failing that, those which receive the most votes nationwide) enjoy national electoral accreditation. This system aims for parties to unite at the national level and therefore to reduce political tribalism. Undoubtedly, democratic life in Somaliland is far from ideal. Elections are regularly postponed due to organisational or economic difficulties: the current House of Representatives has not been renewed for sixteen years, and the Chamber of Elders does not have a strict renewal procedure. Additionally, suspicions of corruption regularly hang over elected officials, although these denunciations are less recurrent than in the past. But Somaliland is still moving in the direction of increasing liberal democratisation. The country is even, sometimes, a pioneer in the matter: during the 2017 presidential election, the authorities successfully used an iris recognition biometric system, in order to avoid double votes. A world first. Social-Liberalism Versus Conservative Socialism On May 31, the 700,000 Somaliland voters will be invited to elect new deputies and municipal representatives. These elections will be supervised by an independent entity and not by members appointed by the president, a first in the country’s history. The front runner is Kulmiye (liberal), the party of President Muse Bihi Abi. The movement, which currently has a relative majority of seats in the House of Representatives, has won every national election held since 2005. Kulmiye is, historically, favourable to the establishment of a market economy (and is moreover an observer of the Liberal International). However, faced with the emergence of private monopolies and growing inequalities, the party has recently shifted its economic program to the left. For example, Kulmiye’s manifesto defends the nationalisation of a few companies in essential sectors of the economy as well as an increase in social assistance, financed by tax increases on large fortunes. The party is increasingly attacked by the opposition for its lack of commitment to the consolidation of fundamental freedoms and for its reluctance to reform the country’s legal system, largely copied from the Somali model at the country’s independence and slightly transformed since. A Flourish chart The main opposition to Kulmiye is undoubtedly Waddani (*), a populist party that has been emerging in recent years. The party is a big tent for opponents of the government. Economically, it is much more to the left: it defends the establishment of a universal healthcare system and wants to almost double the resources dedicated to education. It defends public investment as a way to revive economic growth. Institutionally, the party describes itself as the spokesperson for minorities and fundamental freedoms. For example, it made the inclusion of women in society a watchword of its manifesto, defending for instance a quorum of 30% of women in Parliament. The party also supports greater decentralisation. Nonetheless, Waddani differs from classical left-wing movements in several ways. It largely claims the Islamic moral and cultural heritage, and intends to give it a more important place in the education system and in the establishment of laws. The party also defends an economic and diplomatic policy that is much more nationalist than Kulmiye, and promises to increase funding dedicated to the army. The third party that is allowed to take part in the legislative election is the UCID (centre-left). The party, an observer member of the Socialist International, defends a traditional social democratic policy. However, it is unlikely that the party will play an important role in this election: it only won four per cent of the vote in the 2017 presidential election. It is even likely that it does not retain its national accreditation, for the benefit of a conservative movement. Surprisingly, the debates bear little on the objective of international recognition of Somaliland’s independence. In fact, the country is de facto already recognised as such: the Somalilander government has established diplomatic and economic relations with many states, and the Somalian government no longer tries to impose its control on Somaliland. The few advantages that a legal recognition of the country’s sovereignty would provide, such as obtaining loans from the IMF, no longer justify in the eyes of the population the centrality of this issue. __________ The May 31 elections appear to be a turning point for Somaliland. If the elections are successful functionally, the country’s democracy will be largely consolidated, after fifteen years of electoral stammering. Conversely, a failure would put an end to the country’s chances of international recognition, at least in the short term. More than Somaliland alone, these polls could be the first line of a new page in East African politics; the country’s two big neighbours, Ethiopia and Somalia, are expected to renew their legislatures too later this year, again after several postponements. A joint success of these three elections, although unlikely at the present time, could revitalise hopes for democratisation in the region, dried up by the difficulties of recent years. 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The people of Somaliland are voting Monday in parliamentary and local elections, highlighting progress in the semiautonomous region of Somalia that over the years has avoided the destructive violence plaguing other parts of the Horn of Africa country. More than 1 million of Somaliland’s 4 million people are registered voters. The region has invited international observers for the elections, including political figures from elsewhere in Africa. Somaliland broke away from Somalia in 1991 as the country collapsed into warlord-led conflict. Despite lacking international recognition, Somaliland has maintained its own independent government, currency and security system. John Githongo, an anti-corruption campaigner from Kenya who is in the Somaliland capital, Hargeisa, as an observer, in a Twitter post described the region as “the one Somalia with a bottom up democracy that seems to organically work.” Greg Mills, director of a South Africa-based group that is observing the polls, said in a statement that the semiautonomous region “represents an example of an African country which is committed to democracy and development and deserves the support of every African who wants to see progress on this continent.” Somalia considers Somaliland as part of its territory. Several rounds of talks over possible unification have failed to reach a breakthrough and the region continues to assert its right to independence. Somaliland’s relative stability over the years has sharpened the sense of failure in Somalia, where deadly attacks by extremists are frequently reported. Elections due there in February failed to take place because of the lack of agreement on how the vote should be carried out. Talks between Somalia’s federal government and regional leaders that began in March broke down in early April, precipitating a political crisis that deepened when the lower house of parliament adopted a special law extending the terms of current officeholders for two years and abandoned an agreement last year. The decision sparked widespread opposition, leading to the mobilization of militias, exposing divisions within Somali security forces, and resulting in violent clashes on April 25. Following the clashes, President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed earlier this month asked the lower house of parliament to reverse its actions that included extending his mandate for two years. Somalia announced last week that federal authorities had reached an agreement with regional leaders to hold indirect elections within 60 days. AP The post Somaliland: Breakaway Somali region holds parliamentary polls appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Toggle navigation AFRICA Somaliland: The little country that could — if only the world would let it By Peter Fabricius• 30 May 2021 Election workers load ballots at the National Electoral Commission headquarters in Hargeisa, Somaliland. (Photo: Richard Harper) Less Somalilanders go to the polls to boost their claim for independence. Follow Save The self-declared independent Republic of Somaliland conducts its first parliamentary elections in 16 years on Monday, 31 May, hoping that by demonstrating its ability to hold a competent, democratic and peaceful poll it will boost its case for international recognition. Campaign ads and military security in Berbera, Somaliland. (Photo: Richard Harper) Though officially recognised only by Taiwan, Somaliland has been a de facto independent, peaceful and relatively democratic state for 30 years, after breaking away from tumultuous Somalia to the southeast in 1991. It held its first parliamentary elections in 2005 and was supposed to have held further elections every five years since. But for many reasons — not least members of Parliament wanting to hang on to office — it has not held one since. With a young minimum voting age of just 15, this means many Somalilanders voting on Monday would not yet have been alive for the last election. After 16 years, not a single sitting MP is contesting Monday’s election, due to death, retirement or just a waning of interest. A total of 246 fresh candidates from all three of the country’s parties will contest the 82 seats in the lower house or National Assembly. Voters will also choose from among 522 candidates for 342 district council seats. Of all these 768 candidates, only 28 are women: 13 for Parliament and 15 for district councils and five are minorities. Gender activists are working to redress the huge imbalance. Under Somaliland’s constitution, only three political parties are allowed — ostensibly to try to avoid the prior one clan, one party chaos. Nevertheless the clan influence on the parties and on the country’s politics in general remains strong. The ruling Kulmiye party faces stiff opposition on Monday from the two opposition parties, Waddani and the Justice and Welfare Party (UCID). An old man in Berbera who is keen to vote in the Somaliland election. (Photo: Richard Harper) But Somaliland’s President Musa Bihi Abdi claims to be indifferent to — and even to welcome — the prospect of opposition gains, insisting that all Somalilanders are united by a common vision to better their country and to win international recognition for it. This sentiment may not be entirely rhetorical as party allegiances are weak. Kulmiye is theoretically liberal and the other two more or less socialist. But most of the 1,065,847 registered voters — of a population of about 5.7 million — are expected to vote for individuals rather than parties. The country has a hybrid voting system that South Africa could usefully emulate. Though the total vote for a party determines the number of its seats in Parliament, those seats are allocated to individuals according to the votes they themselves won — and not according to a party list drawn up in smoke-filled rooms. Voters were registered using a sophisticated iris-recognition electronic system which was also intended to verify voters at the country’s 2,709 polling stations. But due to Covid-19 related supply problems, it will not be used on Monday. Young people in Berbera show which party they support during the elections in Somaliland. (Photo: Richard Harper) Abdirashid Mohamoud Ali, chairperson of the National Electoral Commission, says the commission is independent and that the country’s six previous elections since multiparty democracy was introduced in 2001 by referendum have all been peaceful, free and fair and testified as such by the international community. The six previous polls comprise the 2005 parliamentary elections, presidential elections in 2003, 2010 and 2017 and two district-level elections, in 2002 and 2012. Because the international community does not officially recognise Somaliland, the usual regional and international organisations do not observe or monitor its elections. This one is being observed by a team of 28 international observers organised by South Africa’s private Brenthurst Foundation and led by former Sierra Leone President Ernest Bai Koroma and a team of 12 international observers of the University College of London, led by that university’s Professor Michael Walls and sponsored by the British government. The main election monitoring, though, will be done themselves, by about 800 Somalilanders in a sophisticated operation organised by the Somaliland Non-State Actors Forum (Sonsaf), an umbrella body of traditional leaders, civil society organisations, religious groups, business and other organisations. Children and politics. With a minimum voting age of 15, these youngsters frolicking in the sea at Berbera are probably eligible to vote in Monday’s parliamentary and local elections in Somaliland. (Photo: Richard Harper) Abdi told the Brenthurst Foundation monitors this weekend that the elections would contribute to Somaliland’s quest for independence. “This is one of the milestones we’re going through… showing we are an independent democratic free market nation capable of administering ourselves in a peaceful way.” Clearly, though, democracy and freedom in Somaliland are still a work in progress. Sakaria Ahmed, chairperson of the Somaliland Journalists Association (Solja) representing all of the country’s media, assesses that “media freedom is improving”. One of his criteria, though, is that this year the government has not closed any media houses — where last year it permanently shut down three, the Universal TV network and two newspapers. Solja’s media monitoring coordinator, Ilyas Abdillahi Abdirahman, adds that Solja has recorded 12 arbitrary police arrests of journalists over the past four months — though he adds all were later released. Ahmed suggests nonetheless that the Somaliland media environment is freer than that of its neighbours, Somalia, Eritrea and Djibouti. Aly Verjee, a fellow of the Rift Valley Institute and a Brenthurst Foundation monitor, suggests dryly that Solja is “setting the bar rather low,” considering that these neighbours are rather autocratic states. Ahmed also notes that while the Somaliland government places no limitations on registration of TV networks — of which there are 35 — and newspapers, it restricts the number of radio stations to just one, the national broadcaster. And this is frankly because the government knows that most Somalilanders, especially in the rural areas, get their news and opinions from the radio. In light of the restrictions on the number of radio stations and of political parties, Verjee characterises Somaliland as a “managed democracy”. Will Monday’s election be peaceful? Most officials and observers seem to believe so though Sonsaf executive director Ayan Hassan says the counting period could get heated, as the competition for parliamentary seats is intense, especially in some areas. Jama Musse Jama, director of the Red Sea Cultural Centre, believes the fiercest contest will be in the eastern region of Sool, where the candidates of all three parties aspiring to be Speaker (leader) of Parliament are in the political ring together. Jama also notes that there is one small part of Sool’s border with Puntland — a state of federal Somalia — where conflict could erupt because of a dispute among members of the same clan over grazing rights. And whether this election will indeed, as President Abdi hopes, much advance the country’s goal of international recognition, is unclear. So far only one other, itself barely recognised state, Taiwan — which China claims, with growing belligerence, as a renegade province — has recognised Somaliland. Since last year its blue, red and white flag has been flying over the capital Hargeisa’s low-rise skyline, when it opened a “Taiwan Representative Office” — in effect an embassy — in the capital, though even Taiwan dare not openly call it that. Somaliland bases its legal claim to independence on the peculiar circumstances of its birth. It lies on the Gulf of Aden, squeezed between Somalia to the east, Ethiopia to the south and southwest and Djibouti to the northwest. During the colonial era it was a British protectorate, separate from Somalia which was an Italian colony. At the moment of its independence in 1960, Somaliland was therefore still a separate state. So it claims that claiming independence does not violate the Organisation of African Unity’s decree that Africa’s borders at independence should not be altered. Somaliland is, therefore, “not a secessionist state,” Abdi insists. Somaliland claims it was forced grudgingly into an unhappy union with Somalia in 1961. In 1982 Somaliland, under the banner of the Somali National Movement (SNM) launched an armed struggle against the brutal Somali military dictator Siad Barre. After he was toppled at the end of a very bloody war, on 18 May 1991, the SNM ended the “unlawful marriage” with Somalia and declared the independent state of Somaliland. Hargeisa, about 100km from the coast, was then just “rubble with few buildings standing,” says Finance Minister Saad Ali Shire, after constant bombing by Barre’s air force. Landmines littered much of the country. Though the streets of the capital still make even Johannesburg’s potted arteries feel like a skating rink by comparison, for the past 30 years, it has slowly recovered, pulling itself up by its own bootstraps — “without a Marshall Plan”, says Shire, meaning largely without foreign aid because of its lack of official international recognition. This robust self-reliance suggests to Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen, another Brenthurst Foundation election monitor here, that Somaliland should be called “the little country that could”. Though it has been an oasis of peace and steady development in a turbulent region, Somaliland remains very poor. Its economy is still tiny, with an estimated GDP of just $2.5-billion and a GDP per capita of $475 a year, one of the lowest in the world. The economy largely relies on exports of livestock to the Gulf and remittances from the 600,000-strong diaspora. DM Berbera Brenthurst Foundation election Hargeisa Justice and Welfare Party Kulmiye party President Musa Bihi Abdi Somaliland Somaliland Journalists Association Waddani Peter Fabricius Follow Save More Comments – share your knowledge and experience Please note you must be a Maverick Insider to comment. Sign up here or sign in if you are already an Insider. 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Hargeisa (PP News Desk) — Delayed Somaliland local and parliamentary elections are taking place today. Waddani, an opposition party, has for the first time a better chance to send MPs to Somaliland Parliament. Founded in 2012, it is party whose fortunes were affected by its latecomer status compared to Kulmiye, the ruling party, and UCID. Kulmiye and UCID participated in the 2005 local and parliamentary elections. Waddani garnered 40 percent of votes cast during 2017 presidential elections. Assuming that Waddani wins more than 51% of parliamentary seats, a constitutional crisis might grip the executive branch of Somaliland. Muse Bihi, the incumbent President, seeks to bolster his mandate by trying to win parliamentary seats commensurate with the 55.1% of the vote his party received in 2017. The concurrent elections keep Kulmiye strategists awake at night. UCID Chairman Faisal A. Warabe (left), President Muse Bihi (middle) and Abdirahman Abdullahi, Waddani Chairman. Waddani is campaigning on a reformist agenda. In 2017 more than 20% of the votes it won had come from diverse constituencies. Kulmiye wished it had reversed the decision to hold presidential and parliamentary elections separately: the 2017 presidential elections would deny Waddani the opportunity to try to win a majority of parliamentary seats. “UCID is a mere sideshow that aims to undercut Waddani’s chances to become the party with the largest number of MPs” said Da’ud Ahmed, a political analyst in Hargeisa. That Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, the Waddani Chairman, was a Somaliland parliamentary speaker on a UCID ticket does not help. Waddani has fielded Barkhad Jama Batun, the party spokesman, to represent the pro-change face of party. He is widely supported by Somaliland’s labourers. Hargeisa cobblers association last week made a donation to Waddani to show solidarity with a party that seeks to redefine Somaliland politics twenty years after the Somaliland introduced a hybrid, multiparty system. At a Burco event to commemorate the thirty third anniversary of the civil war in the North Ahmed Mire, a former senior Somali National Movement commander, contrasted Somaliland political system with Puntland State’s approach to instituting a rudimentary political order. “Theirs is more reasonable than the political system we have here in Somaliland; ours s neither tribal nor democratic” Mire said. To some it is a sober judgement that reflects the need for a new generation of political leaders who understands the inadequacies in the hybrid political system of Somaliland. © Puntland Post, 2021 The post What to Watch for in Somaliland’s Concurrent Elections appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online) – Ra’iisul wasaaraha xukuumadda xil-gaarsiinta Maxamed Xuseen Rooble ayaa amar kusoo rogay dhammaan wasiirada xukuumaddiisa inta lagu guda jiro waqtiga kala guurka ah ee uu dalka ku jiro. “Iyada oo la tix-gelinayo marxladda uu dalku ku jiro lana dardargelinayo habsami u socodka iyo iska warqabka laamaha Dowladda, si loo fududeeyo wadashaqeyntooda, ayaa waxaa la farayaa dhammaan Wasaaradaha iyo hay’adaha kala duwan ee dowladda oo ay warqaddaani sida tooska ugu socoto In aan la gaari karin lana shaacin karin go’aan cusub oo aan oggolaasho looga helin xafiiska Ra’iisul wasaaraha Xukuumadda Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya,” ayaa lagu yiri waraaqda kasoo baxday Xafiiska Ra’isulwasaaraha Rooble ayaa warqaddiisa ku caddeeyay in go’aankaan uu fududeynayo wada-shaqeynta & isla xisaabtanka Laamaha Dowladda si Xafiiska Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Xukuumadda Soomaaliya uu ula socdo howlaha la qabanayo. “Go’aankani wuxuu fududeynayaa wada-shaqeynta iyo isla-xisaabtanka laamaha Dowladda iyo in aan la qaadan xilligan go,aano ku yeelan kara dalka saameyn Siyaasadeed, amni, maamul iyo mid dhaqaale, wuxuuna xaqiijinayaa in aanu dhicin xad gudub ku saleysan ku takrifal awoodeed” ayaa sidoo kale lagu yiri waraaqda. Amarkaan ayaa wuxuu dhaqan galay 26 Bishaan May oo ah waqtiga ay waraaqadaan kasoo baxday xafiiska Ra’isulwasaare Maxamed Xuseen Rooble. Halkan hoose ka akhriso waraaqda The post Rooble oo soo saaray amar lagu awood tiray wasiirada xukuumaddiisa (Aqriso) appeared first on Caasimada Online.

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Dowladda Shiinaha ayaa sheegtay maanta oo isniin in muwadiniinteeda loo ogolaaay inay dhali karaan hadda kadib 3 carruur ah. Bayaan kasoo baxay dowladda ayaa lagu sheegay in go’aankaan uu qeyb ka yahay siyaasadda guud ee wax looga qabanaayo Gabowga kusoo badanaaya dadka Shiinaha . Dowladda ayaa intaas ku dartay inay taageeri doonto hirgeinta go’aankaan cusub. Dowladda Shinaha ayaa 2016-kii ogolaatay in la dhali karo 2 carruur kadib markii ay yaraadeen dhalinyarada dalkaas. Waxaa xusid mudan in dowladda Shiinuhu mamnuucday 1979-kii in la dhalo hal cunug ka badan, si looga yareeyo kororka dadka Shiinaha. PUNTLAND POST The post Dowladda Shiinaha oo laashay sharci ku saabsan Dhalmada appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Xog ay heshay Caasimada Online ayaa sheegeysa in Madaxda Maamulada Puntland iyo Jubaland ay diideen ka qeybgalka xaflad casho sharaf ah oo uu damacsanaa in uu sameeyo Madaxweynaha waqtiga ka dhamaaday ee Maxamed Cabdullaahi Farmaajo. Saciid Cabdullaahi Deni iyo Axmed Maxamed Islaam Madoobe ayaa ka cudurtay casuumaaddan, iyagoo sheegay in ay safar u yihiin degaanadii ay ka yimaadeen, kuwaasi oo ay isla maanta ku laabteen. Xogta aan helnay ayaa intaas ku dareysa in Villa Somalia ay ka fakareyso baajinta qabashada xafladda iyo inay sii socoto oo lagu casuumo saddexda madaxweyne goboleed ee Koonfur Galbeed, Galmudug iyo HirShabeelle. Madaxweyne Farmaajo ayaa damacsanaa in uu casho sharaf u sameeyo dhamaan saxiixiyaasha heshiiskii doorashada Soomaaliya ee dhowaan lagu gaaray Muqdisho, hase yeeshee waxaa ka diiday Deni iyo Axmed Madoobe. Dedaalo badan oo ay sameeyeen Xildhibaano ka tirsan labada gole ee baarlamaanka Soomaaliya ayaa guul darreystay kuwaasoo Deni iyo Axmed Madoobe kala hadlay in ay xaflada ka qeybgalaan iyagoo ergo ka ahaa Farmaajo. Farmaajo ayaa doonayey inuu munaasabaddan ku muujiyey midnimo, iyo in la iska hilmaamo wixii horey u dhacay si doorasho loo aado ayada oo la isku niyadsan yahay. Rooble iyo Midowga Musharaxiinta ayaa hore qado sharaf iyo casho sharaf sagootin ah u kala sameeyay madaxda dowlad gobaleedyada, waxaana la sheegay in Madaxweyne Farmaajo damacsanaa in uu isagana qaabilo madaxda lana heshiiyo mar haddii heshiis laga gaaray doorashada Soomaaliya. Loolankii ugu adkaa ee hareeyey qabashada doorashada Soomaaliya ayaa u dhaxeeyey Farmaajo iyo labadan madaxweyne goboleed, waxaana weli muuqata inaanu dhammaan xifaaltankooda. The post Xog: Axmed Madoobe iyo Deni oo diiday casuumaad uu u sameeyay Farmaajo appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Madaxweynaha Golaha Guud ee Qaramada Midoobay Volkan Bozkir, ayaa cambaareeyay af-genbiga ka dhacay dalka Maali, wuxuuna ku baaqay in dalka lagu soo celiyo dimuquraadiyad iyadoo si nabad ah la isagu wareejinaayo xilka. Bozkir ayaa walaac ka muujiyay xaaladda dalka Maali,wuxuuna ugu baaqay caalamka in ay ka horyimaadaan af-genbiga military ee dalkaas ka dhacay. Ciidamada dalka Maali ayaa xiray madaxweynihii kumeel gaar ahaa iyo ra’iisal wasaarihii dalkaas isniintii lasoo dhaafay, waxeyna ku qasbeen in ay is casilaan. Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ee Maali ayaa ku u dhawaaqday jimcihii in General Guetta uu noqdo madaxweynaha kumeelgaarka ah ee dalkaas. PUNTLAND POST The post Golaha guud ee Qaramada midoobay oo canbaareeyay af-genbigii ka dhacay Maali appeared first on Puntland Post.

Xukunkii Netanyahu ee Israel oo qarka u saaran dhammaad Israel Palestinians Hoggaamiyaha mayalka adag ee Israel, Naftali Bennett ayaa Axaddii sheegay inuu ku biiri doono dowlad wadaag suurta-gal ah oo soo afjari karta xukunka ra’iisul wasaarihii ugu muddada dheeraa Israel Benjamin Netanyahu. Sharci-dejiyayaasha kasoo horjeeda hoggaamiyaha garabka midig ee Netanyahu ayaa waxaa u socda wada-hadallo xooggan kahor waqtiga kama dambeysta ah ee Arbacada, oo ay tahay in dowlad cusub lasoo dhiso. Netanyahu oo ah 71 jir, islamarkaana wajahaya maxkamadeyn la xiriirta qiyaameyn, laaluush, iyo burinta kalsoonida dadweynaha, kuwaaas oo uu beeniyey, ayaa xukunka si haystay muddo ay Israel ku jirtay qalalaase siyaasadeed oo dhaliyey in afar doorasho ay dhacaan laba sano gudahood. Doorashadii dhacday March ayaa xisbiga Netanyahu ee Likud wuxuu ku helay kuraasta ugu badan, hase yeeshee ma gaarin tiradii loo baahnaa ee uu dowlad kusoo dhisi karo. Hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka, iyo weriyihii hore ee Taleefishin ee Yair Lapid ayaa hadda haysta illaa habeenka Arbacada, si uu dowlad usoo dhiso. Lapid oo 57 jir ah ayaa raadinaya isbaheysi ka kooban dhinacyo badan oo uu bixiyey “isbaheysiga isbeddelka,” kaasi oo ay ku jiri doonaan Bennet iyo sharci-dejiyayaasha Carabta Israel. Si uu ugu guuleysto qorshihiisa ah inuu xukunka ka tuuro Netanyahu, ayaa Lapid wuxuu yaboohay in awoodda la wadaago, ayada oo Bennet oo 49 jir ah uu labada sano ee hore uu noqon doono ra’iisul wasaare, isagana uu ku xigi doono labada sano ee xigta. Kadib kulan uu la qaatay xubnaha xisbi diimeedkiisa waddaniyiinta ah ee Yamina Party, ayaa Bennet wuxuu yiri “waxaan sameyn doonaa wx kasta oo aan dowlad wadaag ah kula soo dhisayo saaxiibkey Yair Lapid.” Xisbiyada ay kala hoggaamiyaan Lapid iyo Bennet ayaa habeenkii Axaddii billaabay wada-hadallo rasmi ah oo ay kusoo dhameystirayaan heshiiska, sida ay ku sheegeen bayaan. Netanyahu oo Israel xukumayey 12 sano oo xiriir ah, ayaa qorshahan ugu yeeray mid “halis ku ah ammaanka Israel.” Lapid ayaa u baahan 61 xildhibaan, oo ka mid ah 120-ka xildhibaan ee baarlamanka Knesset, si dowlad usoo dhiso. Qaran News

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Ra’iisul wasaare Rooble oo qoraal soo saaray goordhaw ayaa faray golahiisa wasiirada in aanay soo saari karin go’aanno cusub oo aan fasax looga heysan xafiiskiisa . Rooble ayaa go’aankaan gaaray kadib markii uu tixgeliyay marxaladda kala guur ah ee dalka uu ku jiro iyo heshiisyadii dhacay . Arrintaan ayaa ku soo beegmeyso xilli la sheegayay in wasaaradaha qaar magacaabis iyo isku shaandheyn ka bilaabeen wasaaradaha qaar . Hoos Ka Akhriso Qoraalka Xafiiska Ra’iisul wasaaraha ka soo baxay Source: goobjoog.com

Warqad kasoo baxdey Xafiiska Raysal wasaaraha Soomaaliya Maxamed Rooble ayaa lagu amray Hay’adaha Dowliga ah oo ay wasaaraduhu ugu horeeyaan ineysan wax talaabo ah qaadi karin iyadoon marka hore lasoo wargalin Xafiiska Raysal wasaaraha. Warqadaan ayaa u dhow warqad mudo laga codsanayay Madaxweyne Farmaajo inuu qoro maadaama xilkiisii dhamaadey, laakiin Farax weyn ayaa u dhexeeya warqadaan iyo tii Farmaajo ay ka dalbadeen Mucaaradku. Mucaaradku waxay Farmaajo ka dalbadeen warqad uu ku cadeynayo in Xilkiisu dhamaadey sidaas darteedna aan cidna la magacaabi karin ama Amar Dowladeed la bixin karin. Hoos ka eeg Warqada Rooble Puntlandi.com Muqdisho The post Warqad “ Rooble oo amray inaan cidna “Hay’adaha Dowlada’ Talaabo qaadi karin isaga oo aan lasoo wargalin appeared first on . Source

Gudoomiyaha Mucaaradka Kenya Riala Odinga ayaa ka badbaaday Shil Diyaaradeed kadib markii ay lasoo dhacdey Helekopter. Shilka cidna kuma geeriyoon, waxaana Odinga ku weheliyey oo lasaaraa Diyaarada Afar Qof oo Duuliyihii kamid yahay, Dhawac fudud ayaana soo gaaray. Diyaarada ayaa soo dhacdey waxyar kadib markay Hawada aadey, lamana shaacin sababta keentay shilka. Puntlandi.com Nairobi The post Sawiro – Kenya oo Riala Odinga uu ka badbaaday shil Helikopter appeared first on . Source

Sanca (Caasimada Online) – Telefishinka Cadan ayaa baahiyey in muwaadin Soomaali ah oo ka bar-bar dagaalamayey kooxda Xuutiyiinta dalka Yemen Khamiistii lasoo dhaafay lagu dilay iska hor imaad dhex-maray kooxdaasi iyo sidoo kale ciidamada dowladda Yemen. Magaca muwaadinka lagu dilay dagaalkan oo ka dhacay jiida gobalka Ma’rib ee Bariga dalkaasi ayaa waxaa lagu sheegay Maxamed Saalax Sheekh Daahir, waxaa la sheegay in maleeshiyada Xuutiyiinta ay ku aaseen Qabuuraha degmadda Al-Khamsiin oo ka tirsan magaalada Sanca ee caasimada dalka Yemen. Sidoo kale Telefishinka ayaa sii daayey muuqaalka rag Soomaali ah oo caddaynaya geerida Saalax oo ku dhintay dagaalkaasi. Dhinaca kale wasiirka warfaafinta dowladda Yemen Mucammar Al-Eryaan oo qoraal soo dhigay bartiisa Twitter-ka ayaa ka hadlay dagaalkaasi, wuxuuna ku eedeeyey kooxda Xuutiyiinta inay dagaal gelinayaan Ajaanib Afrikaan ah, isla-markaana qaxooti ku ah Yemen. “Labo kamid ah Kooxda Xuutiyiinta ee garabka ka heysata Iiraan ayaa is qarxin & dagaal lagu naafeenayo amniga iyo Xasiloonida Yemen ugu yeertay Qaxootiga & Dadka soo galootiga ah, arrintaan waa dambi weyn oo ka dhan ah Bani aadamnimada iyo Shuruucda in Dadkaas lagu qasbo rabshado,” ayuu yiri wasiirka warfaafinta ee dowladda Yemen. Toddobaadkii hore ayey ahayd markii uu askari ka tirsanaa Kooxda Xuutiyiinta uu toogasho u geystay muwaadin Soomaaliyeed oo ku sugnaa magaalada Sanca ee caasimada Yemen, kaas oo lagu magacaabi jiray, Ibraahim Cali Faarax Muuse , isla-markaan ahaa 36-jir ahaa. Yemen ayaa waxaa muddo ka socda dagaallo udhexeeyo dowladda dalkaasi oo taageero ka heleyso is-baheysiga uu horkacayo Sacuudiga iyo koxoda Xuutiyiinta ay taageerto Iiraan, waxaana ku dhintay Kumanaan kun oo qof, halka ku barakaceen kumanaan kale oo dad ah. The post Soomaali ka bar-bar dagaalamayey Xuutiyiinta oo dagaal lagu dilay appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Onlin) – Wasiirka wasaaradda arrimaha gudaha xukuumadda xil-gaarsiinta, Mudane Mkhtaar Xuseen Afrax ayaa magacaabay agaasime waaxeedyo cusub oo haatan wixii ka dambeeya ka howl-gali doono wasaaradaasi, kadib wareegto uu soo saaray. Afrax ayaa magacaabay illaa afar agaasime, kuwaas oo qabanayo howl-aha kala duwan ee hor-yaalla wasaaradda arrimaha gudaha ee xukuumadda federaalka ah ee Soomaaliya. Wareegtada oo kuu taariikheysan 22-kii bishan ayaa waxaa agaasimaha waaxda xalinta khilaafaadka iyo dib u heshiisiinta loogu magacaabay Cabdiraxmaan Xaashi Faarax, halka Muuse Abshir Cabdi isna loo magacaabay agaasimaha waaxda dhaqanka iyo arrimaha Bulshada. Sidoo kale isla Digreetadan ayaa waxaa aaasimaha waaxda xiriirka iyo warfaafinta ee wasaaradda arrimaha gudaha loogu magacaabay Abshir Macalin Maxamed, halka isna Xanafi Cabdi Cale loo dhiibay xilka agaasimaha waaxda Hay’adaha aan dowliga aheyn (NGO). Magacaasbita agaasime waaxeedyadan cusub ayaa timid, kadib talo soo jeedin ka timid agaasimaha guud ee wasaaradda arrimaha gudaha xukuumadda Soomaaliya, waxaana qoraalka lagu sheegay in xubnaha la magacaabay lagu soo xushay waayo-aragnimo fog. Si kastaba, magacaabistani ayaa ku soo aadeyso, xilli lagu jiro marxalad adag oo kala guur ah, isla-markaana xukuumadda ra’iisul wasaare Maxamed Xuseen Rooble ay tahay xil-gaarsiin oo kaliya, inta laga soo dhisayo xukuumad cusub. The post Wasiirka arrimaha gudaha XF oo magacaabay agaasimeyaal cusub appeared first on Caasimada Online.