Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud ayaa kulan wadatashi ah la qaatay hoggaanka Ururrada siyaasadeed ee isu diiwaangeliyey doorashada, kuwaas oo door muhiim ah ka qaadanaya geeddi-socodka dimuqraadiyeynta dalka. Kulankan oo diiradda lagu saaray hirgelinta doorashada qof iyo cod, ayaa Madaxweynaha waxa uu uga warbixiyey dadaallada baaxadda leh ee 20-kii sano ee la soo dhaafay lagu bixiyey si shacabka Soomaaliyeed ay u helaan fursad ay si toos ah codkooda ugu doortaan hoggaan ka turjumaya rabitaankooda. Madaxweynaha ayaa xusay in dowladdu ay ka go’an tahay in la dhameystiro hannaanka doorasho ee ku dhisan hal qof iyo hal cod, isagoo carrabka ku adkeeyey in wadatashiyada qaran iyo la-tashiyada lala yeesho daneeyayaasha siyaasadeed ay ka mid yihiin tiirarka muhiimka ah ee lagu xaqiijinayo hannaan doorasho oo daah-furan. Dhankooda, hoggaanka ururrada siyaasadeed ee la kulmay Madaxweynaha ayaa bogaadiyey dadaalka iyo go’aanka dowladda ee dhammaystirka nidaamka dimuqraadiyadeed, iyagoo soo jeediyey in dowladdu ay kordhiso wacyigelinta dadweynaha ee nidaamka doorashada tooska ah. Source: goobjoog.com

Despite Puntland’s prior recognition of SSCK’s autonomy under the 2023 Laascaanood Declaration, Information Minister Mohamud Aidid falsely insists the regions are “constitutionally part of Puntland”, a position that does not alter SSCK’s federal member status endorsed by the Federal Government of Somalia. Garowe (PP News Desk) — The Information Minister of Puntland State, Mohamud Aidid, yesterday claimed that Sool, Sanaag, Cayn, and Khaatumo is “constitutionally part of Puntland State.” Aidid, who is affiliated with the SSCK administration, made a statement that contradicts the official position of Puntland, which recognised SSCK as a separate administration following the Laascaanood Declaration of 6 February 2023. He further stated that the 1998 Charter of Puntland “remains valid” and that “no arrangements have been made to facilitate the breakup of Puntland into two separate administrations.” Puntland has not issued any statement rejecting the federal member status conferred on SSCK by the Federal Government of Somalia. Neither the pro-Union Charter of Puntland nor the pro-secession amended Constitution of Puntland is binding on the SSCK constituencies. Puntland was established in 1998 after the Harti sub-clans agreed to form an autonomous administration, during a period when Somalia lacked a fully functioning government. “Both the Charter and the Constitution of Puntland are essentially customary frameworks, dependent on ongoing support from sub-clans. Now, the entire federal model proposed in the original Charter may be reconfigured, given that its founding stakeholders have politically opted to terminate the agnatic political partnership that has contributed to Puntland’s political stagnation,” said a former researcher of PDRC in Garowe. © Puntland Post, 2025 The post Puntland Information Minister Contradicts Official Stance on SSCK Autonomy appeared first on Puntland Post.

Bosaso (HOL) – Puntland's elite Dervish forces have killed more than 35 ISIS militants, including several foreign fighters, during a major military operation carried out Tuesday in the rural area between Miraale and Balade in the Bari region, officials said. Source: Hiiraan Online

Ciidamada difaaca Puntland oo saaka hawlgal kale ku qaaday firxadkii Daacish ayaa si buuxda kooxdaasi uga saaray ceelka lagu magacaabo Dacarre dhaca degaanka Shakaalooyin ee aagga Baalade. Xafiiska Warbaahinta u qaabilsan Hawlgalka Calmiskaad oo bayaan kooban soo saaray ayaa xaqiijiyay in ciidamada difaaca Puntland gacanta ku dhigeen ceelka Dacarre oo dhaca degaanka Shakaalooyin ee nawaaxiga Baalade, halkaasi ay ciidanku ka saareen firxadkii argagixisada. Bayaanka ka soo baxay Hawlgalka Calmiskaad ayuu sidoo kale ku sheegay in ciidanku saaka hawlgalkaasi ku dileen laba firxad ah oo ka tirsan Daacish, sidoo kale ceelka ugu tageen hub, matooro iyo agab ciidan oo ay sii gubtay argagixisadu ka hor inta aysan firxan. “Hawgalkii saaka: Ciidanku waxay dileen 2 firxad Argagixiso ah, waxay qabteen Ceelka Dacare ee ku yaalla Deegaanka Shakaalooyin , halkaasi oo loogu tegay Hub, Matooro iyo Agabkale oo ay sii gubtay Argagixisadu. Calmiskaad” ayuu bayaankiisa ku sheegay Xafiiska Warbaahinta u qaabilsan Hawlgalka Calmiskaad. PUNTLAND POST The post Calmiskaad: Ciidamada Puntland oo saaka si buuxda ula wareegay Ceelka Dacarre oo dhaca nawaaxiga togga Baalade appeared first on Puntland Post.

Xukuumadda Puntland oo si rasmi ah u caddaysay mowqifkeeda jiritaanka maamulka Khaatumo ayaa sheegtay in dhammaan degaannada SSC ay ka tirsan yihiin dhulka Puntland, oo aysan jirin meel ay kaga baxeen. Wasiirka Warfaafinta Puntland, Maxamuud Caydiid Dirir oo caddeeyay mowifka dowladda ee jiriraanka maamulka Khaatumo ayaa sheegay in dhammaan degaannada SSC ay yihiin dhul ka tirsan Puntland, islamarkaana aysan jirin meel ay kaga baxeen, taasi oo ka dhigan in aysan aqoonsanayn maamulka degaannadaasi ka dhisan. “SSC dastuuriyan waa dhul ka tirsan Puntland meel ay kaga baxday ma jirto. Puntland markii la dhisayay heshiis bulsho ayaa lagu dhisay, waana inta ku qoran dastuurka oo ka kooban dhammaan gobollada Puntland marka ma jirto meel lagu kala baxay dastuurkiina lama furin” ayuu yiri Maxamuud Caydiid Dirir. Dhinaca kale, weli maamulka SSC-khaatumo kama jawaabin sheegashada Puntland ee ku saabsan in degaannadaasi ka tirsan yihiin dhulka Puntland, oo aysan jirin meel lagu kala baxay, sida uu tilmaamay wasiirka Warfaafinta xukuumadda Deni, Maxamuud Caydiid Dirir. Puntland si rasmi ah hor ugama imanin aqoonsiga SSC-Khaatumo ka heshay dowladda federaalka kuna noqotay maamullada xubin ka ah Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya dhowaan. PUNTLAND POST The post Puntland oo meesha ka saartay jiritaanka Khaatumo sheegtayna in SSC ka tirsan tahay dhulka Puntland appeared first on Puntland Post.

Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa faahfaahin ka bixisay sida loo xakameyn karo hubka sharci-darrada ah, gaar ahaan midka gacanta ugu jira dadweynaha iyo kooxaha aan dowliga ahayn. La-taliyaha amniga qaranka ee madaxweynaha Xuseen Macallin oo warbaahinta dowladda la hadlay ayaa sheegay in dowladdu ay waddo qorshe lagu xakamaynayo hubka ay gacanta ku hayaan dadweynuhu. Xuseen Macallin ayaa sheegay in yaraynta iyo xakameynta hubka sharci-darrada ah loo mari karo laba hab oo kala ah in dadka haysta dib u heshiisiin buuxda loo sameeyo iyo in la xoojiyo hay’adaha dowladda awoodda u leh ka hortagga hubka. Taniyo sanadkii 1991-dii waxaa si xawli ah u sii kordhayay hubka aan sharciyaysnayn ee dalka soo galaya, kaas oo intiisa badan ay haystaan beelo iyo kooxo aan dowladda ka tirsanayni, wuxuuna kaalin weyn ku leeyahay xasillooni darrada ammaan ee dalka. Source: goobjoog.com

More than three decades after it declared independence, Somaliland remains in a diplomatic grey zone—functioning as a self-governing state, yet officially treated as a region within Somalia. The standoff between Somalia and Somaliland is a complex web of historical grievances, political contradictions, and stalled peace efforts, all compounded by regional sensitivities and international caution. Somaliland, located in the northwestern part of present-day Somalia, was once a British protectorate. It gained independence on June 26, 1960, becoming the State of Somaliland. Just five days later, it voluntarily united with the former Italian Somaliland to form the Somali Republic. However, many Somalilanders argue that the union was never formalised through a legal treaty. The 1961 Somali Constitution, which was passed in a nationwide referendum, was rejected by the majority in Somaliland. Many viewed the process as rushed and southern-dominated. This perceived imbalance fueled decades of resentment, culminating in Somaliland’s unilateral declaration of independence in 1991, following the collapse of the Somali central government during a brutal civil war. Since then, Somaliland has operated autonomously. It has its own government, parliament, judiciary, military, and currency. It conducts elections, maintains internal stability, and enjoys a degree of political pluralism that has often drawn praise. Yet no country formally recognises it as an independent state, and the United Nations still considers it part of Somalia. From Somaliland’s perspective, it does not consider itself a breakaway region but rather a restored sovereign state. Its leaders argue that the original union between Somaliland and Somalia, formed in 1960, was never legally ratified. With the eventual collapse of the Somali Republic in 1991, they maintain that Somaliland had every right to reclaim its independence. The region points to its consistent track record of peace, institutional stability, and democratic reforms as evidence that it is capable of self-governance. Moreover, Somaliland insists that its case is unique—it does not seek to inspire secession elsewhere, but simply to correct a historical anomaly. On the other hand, Somalia views Somaliland as an integral part of its territory. Under Somalia’s 2012 provisional constitution, the federal government maintains that national unity must be preserved at all costs. From Mogadishu’s standpoint, recognising Somaliland would undermine Somalia’s sovereignty and could trigger fragmentation across other regions. The Somali government strongly prefers resolving differences through dialogue within the framework of federalism, rather than entertaining any form of secession. No state has formally recognised Somaliland’s independence, though informal relations have been growing. Countries like Ethiopia, the UAE, the UK, and Taiwan have engaged with Hargeisa in areas such as trade, infrastructure, and security. The African Union has taken a cautious stance. While it sent a fact-finding mission to Somaliland in 2005 and acknowledged the uniqueness of its case, it has refrained from supporting formal recognition, fearing it might encourage other secessionist movements across the continent. The United Nations and key Western powers continue to support Somalia’s territorial integrity, aligning their policies with the African Union and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation. Efforts to Resolve the Impasse Efforts to resolve the longstanding impasse between Somaliland and Somalia have been ongoing for years, marked by intermittent dialogue and mediation attempts facilitated by both regional and international actors. While these engagements have occasionally produced optimistic headlines, they have largely failed to deliver lasting or substantive progress toward reconciliation or mutual understanding. One of the earliest milestones came in 2012 during the London Conference, where both sides signed the Chevening Declaration. This agreement committed them to continue dialogue through peaceful means. It was followed by the Istanbul talks between 2013 and 2015, facilitated by Turkey. These sessions focused primarily on technical cooperation and confidence-building, laying out frameworks for future engagement but falling short of addressing core political disagreements. In 2020, a more structured dialogue was hosted in Djibouti under the leadership of President Ismail Omar Guelleh, with Ethiopia and the United States observing the process. That meeting concluded with a renewed pledge to resume formal negotiations. Since then, there have been sporadic informal engagements in Addis Ababa and Nairobi, backed by regional actors—most notably Ethiopia—but the talks have lacked consistency and urgency. Despite these efforts, the most critical issues remain unresolved. Chief among them are questions of legal sovereignty, mechanisms for resource sharing, representation in international forums, and the broader role of external actors in defining and facilitating a credible mediation framework. Both sides continue to stand firmly behind their positions, with little willingness to make the difficult compromises that a durable settlement would require. A number of roadblocks have consistently hindered progress. One major challenge is the divergent political mandates held by leaders in Mogadishu and Hargeisa. Each faces domestic political pressures that often make concessions politically untenable. In Somaliland, any hint of retreat from independence is seen as betrayal, while in Somalia, accepting separation could be interpreted as capitulating to fragmentation. International ambiguity has also slowed momentum. Although global and regional actors routinely voice support for dialogue and peace, few are willing to take firm stances or apply pressure toward a clear outcome. This cautious diplomacy often leaves the negotiations in a cycle of polite but ineffective engagements. Compounding this is the frequent disruption of talks due to domestic electoral calendars. Both Somalia and Somaliland have had contested elections and internal political disputes that draw attention away from external dialogue. The instability and unpredictability of these political cycles create inconsistent timelines for engagement. Perhaps the most persistent barrier is the deep trust deficit between the two parties. Decades of marginalisation, armed conflict and political betrayal have made it difficult for leaders and citizens on either side to fully trust the other’s intentions. Building bridges, therefore, requires more than summits—it demands long-term, sustained confidence-building that is yet to take root. Recently, new dynamics have emerged within the region, particularly following a controversial meeting between former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi. Their discussions,widely seen as supportive of Somaliland’s quest for recognition, have added another layer to the already sensitive diplomatic chessboard. President William Ruto’s own engagement with Somaliland further complicates Kenya’s official position, which has traditionally aligned with Somalia’s insistence on territorial integrity. The Somaliland question continues to sit at the crossroads of international diplomacy, historical grievance and political caution. While Somaliland has demonstratedn the capacity to function as an independent state, its path to formal recognition remains blocked by geopolitical realities and the rigidity of post-colonial borders. Until either Somalia is willing to renegotiate the terms of union or the international community rethinks its approach to self-determination ,the status quo is likely to persist. For Somaliland, that means continuing to operate in a state of diplomatic limbo: sovereign in practice, but invisible in law. Thekenyandiaspora Qaran News

Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa si rasmi ah ugu hambalyeysay Boqortooyada Baxrayn guusha ay ka gaartay doorashadii Golaha Ammaanka ee Qaramada Midoobay, taas oo Talaadadii ka dhacday magaalada New York ee dalka Mareykanka. Baxrayn ayaa loo doortay xubin aan joogto ahayn oo mataleysa Aasiya, xilli uu socdo xulista xubnaha cusub ee Golaha Ammaanka, oo xilkaasi hayn doona inta u dhaxaysa 2026 illaa 2027. Soomaaliya oo hadda xubin ka ah Golaha Ammaanka muddo laba sano ah (2025–2026), ayaa sheegtay inay si weyn u soo dhoweynayso doorashada Baxrayn, isla markaana ay rajaynayso wada-shaqeyn laba geesood ah oo ku saleysan danta wadajirka ah ee dalalka Carabta iyo Muslimiinta. Soomaaliya waxay si gaar ah u xustay muhiimadda ay leedahay u doodista arrinta Falastiin, oo ah mid kamid ah mudnaanta la wadaago. Sidoo kale, Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya waxay hambalyo u dirtay Jamhuuriyadda Kolombiya, Jamhuuriyadda Dimuqraadiga ah ee Kongo, Jamhuuriyadda Latfiya, iyo Jamhuuriyadda Liberia, kuwaas oo isna loo doortay xubno aan joogto ahayn ee Golaha Ammaanka muddo laba sano ah oo bilaabanaysa Janaayo 2026. Soomaaliya waxay ballanqaadday inay si dhow ula shaqayn doonto dhammaan dalalkan saaxiibka ah si loo horumariyo nabadda, amniga iyo xasiloonida caalamka. Source: goobjoog.com

Dr Barre’s thoughtful criticisms could prompt wider public debate on constitutional reform and inclusive governance, crucial steps towards addressing Puntland’s political and economic stagnation. Garowe (PP Editorial) — Dr Guled Salah Barre, a vocal critic of the President of Puntland, formerly served as Chairman of the Puntland Electoral Commission (PEC). Shortly after his resignation from the PEC, he publicly accused President Said Abdullahi Deni of manipulating the 2021 pilot local government elections to benefit Kaah, then a political association. He alleged that Deni used his position to bolster Kaah’s performance, undermining the credibility of the process. Dr Barre further criticised President Deni for unilaterally selecting Puntland’s 2022 Federal Members of Parliament and Senators. Many believed President Deni had a strong chance of winning the Somalia presidency, having influenced the 2022 electoral model which granted Federal Member State parliaments the power to select MPs and Senators for the bicameral legislature in Mogadishu. His defeat, however, contributed to the deterioration of Puntland’s relations with the Federal Government of Somalia. Dr Barre is a prominent scholar, founder of SIDRA, a Garowe-based think tank, and an alumnus of the United Nations University for Peace (UPEACE), where he earned his PhD. His book, Federalism Imperative in Post-Conflict Africa: The Case of Somalia, draws from his doctoral research and explores federalism in the Somali context. The 1998 Puntland State Charter upheld Somali national symbols such as the flag and anthem. Puntland, long a proponent of federalism since its formation in 1998, initially upheld Somali national symbols such as the flag and anthem. However, its current Constitution, amended and ratified in 2012, omits any reference to the sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Somalia. Dr Barre has consistently campaigned against Puntland’s political structure, which concentrates unchecked authority in the executive. He argues this system allows the President to dominate the legislature, judiciary, and oversight institutions such as the Auditor General’s Office. The amended Constitution has effectively transformed the state into a personal fiefdom of any incumbent president. President Deni’s decision to sever ties with the Federal Government of Somalia, regardless of its consequences for people in Puntland, demonstrates the overreach enabled by the current constitutional arrangement. Former Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke recently said that former Puntland President, Abdiweli Mohamed Ali, rejected the inclusion of Puntland’s maritime territory in a federal offshore oil exploration deal. Every Puntland President has invoked sub-article 7 of Article 80 of the Puntland Constitution, which states: “The President shall negotiate the terms of participation of Puntland State in the Somalia Federal Republic and sign agreements with the federal authorities, which shall require ratification by the Council of Ministers and the House of Representatives.” A timely book on the Somali federal system. In 2022, during an official visit to Garowe by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, concerns resurfaced about the growing centralisation of power in Puntland. The amended Constitution has effectively transformed the state into a personal fiefdom of any incumbent president. Puntland now operates well below the standards of a centralised polity, let alone a functional federal entity. Despite being a Federal Member State, Puntland’s Constitution fails to recognise the sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Somalia, raising questions about its commitment to federalism and democratic governance. Dr Barre’s well-reasoned criticisms have the potential to spark a broader public dialogue on constitutional reform and inclusive governance, essential steps to overcoming political and economic stagnation in Puntland. © Puntland Post, 2025 The post Dr Guled Salah Barre Urges Public Debate on Governance and Federalism in Puntland appeared first on Puntland Post.

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (HOL) — A 20-year-old man has been charged after allegedly shooting two people outside Wayzata High School’s graduation ceremony at the University of Minnesota’s Mariucci Arena, including a Somali-American father who was attending to celebrate his child’s milestone. Source: Hiiraan Online

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia’s military court on Tuesday sentenced a key Al-Shabaab operative to life in prison for manufacturing vehicle-borne explosive devices as part of a broader crackdown on militant support networks. Source: Hiiraan Online

NAIROBI, Kenya (HOL) —Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Irro has concluded a diplomatic visit to Kenya, calling the trip a success and reaffirming his commitment to strengthening Somaliland’s regional presence while upholding democratic principles. Source: Hiiraan Online

NAIROBI, Kenya (HOL) — Kenyan security forces killed four suspected Al-Shabaab militants during a dawn raid on Monday in Garissa County, northeastern Kenya, in what police described as a coordinated counterterrorism operation led by the elite Special Operations Group (SOG). Source: Hiiraan Online

Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud ayaa maanta Madaxtooyada Qaranka ku kulmay qaybaha kala duwan ee bulshada rayidka Soomaaliyeed. Kulanka ayaa horudhac u ah gogosha uu Madaxweynuhu ku baaqay 15ka Juun 2025. Madaxweynaha ayaa xusay muhiimadda ay leedahay in shacabka Soomaaliyeed, gaar ahaan bulshada rayidka, ay door muuqda ku yeeshaan qaabaynta mustaqbalka dalka. “Haddii aan rabno in Soomaaliya ay hore u socoto, waa in aan ka dhaqaaqnaa meesha aan taaganahay oo aan ku raagaynay muddada dheer. Dimuqraadiyeynta dalka waa tiir muhiim u ah dowladnimada, waana in shacabka Soomaaliyeed siinaa fursad buuxda oo ay qeyb uga noqon karaan go’aan-qaadashada masiirkooda.” Iyadoo la tixgelinayo muhiimadda ay leedahay wadatashi dhab ah oo ku dhisan xeerinta danta guud, Madaxweynaha ayaa sheegay in uu sii wadi doono kulammada isdaba-joogga ah ee uu la leeyahay qeybaha kala duwan ee bulshada, si loo sii xoojiyo isu diyaarinta gogosha. Kulammadan ayaa diiradda lagu saari doonaa arrimaha hortabinta u leh dowlad-dhiska dalka, sida hannaanka federaalka, dastuurka, doorashooyinka, iyo amniga. Source: goobjoog.com

LONDON, United Kingdom (HOL) — British police have launched a murder investigation after 26-year-old Marjama Osman, a Somali-British woman, was fatally stabbed in Croydon on Saturday morning—a killing that has reignited concern over rising knife violence affecting Somali youth in the UK. Source: Hiiraan Online

Fadhigii 22-aad ee Shirka Golaha Wasiirada Jammhuuriyadda Somaliland oo uu Shir-gudoominayey Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland Mudane Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi (Cirro), oo uu wehelinayey Madaxweyne ku-xigeenka JSL Mudane Maxamed Cali Aw Cabdi, ayaa maanta ka qabsoomay Qasriga Madaxtooyada Somaliland. Ajendaha lagaga wada hadlay Fadhigii 22-aad ee Shirka Golaha Wasiirada ayaa ka koobnaa saddex qodob: 1. Warbixinta Xaaladaha Amniga ee Dalka, 2. Warbixinta Xaaladda Dhaqaalaha Dalka, 3. Warbixinta Safarkii Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Kenya. (𝟏) 𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐛𝐢𝐱𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐚 𝐗𝐚𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐡𝐚 𝐀𝐦𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐚: Wasiirka Wasaaradda Arrimaha Gudaha iyo Amniga ayaa Golaha warbixin guud ka siiyeyXaaladda Amniga dalka, isaga oo holaha u sheegay in guud ahaanba Amniga dalku sugan yahay isla markaana aanay jirin wax shaqaaqooyin ah ama xiisad ah oo ka taagan dhammaan Gobollada dalka, marka laga reebo fal dambiyeedyada maalinlaha ah ee ka dhaca Bulshada iyo shilalka gaadiidka. (𝟐) 𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐛𝐢𝐱𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐚 𝐗𝐚𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐚 𝐃𝐡𝐚𝐪𝐚𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐡𝐚 𝐃𝐚𝐥𝐤𝐚: Wasiirka Wasaaradda Maaliyada iyo Horumarinta Dhaqaalaha ayaa Golaha siiyey warbixin guud oo la xidhiidha xaaladaha dhaqaalaha dalka iyo hab-sami-u-socodka ururinta cashuuraha Berriga, gaar ahaan Cashuurta loo yaqaan GST. Wasiirku waxa uu sheegay in dhammaan Shirkadaha Isgaadhsiinta ee dalku laga bilaabo 01.07.2025 ay hirgelin doonaan in Cashuurta GTS-ta ee ku waajibtay ay si toos ah ugu dhacdo nidaamka Maaliyadda iyo Khasnadda dalka. Wasiirku waxa kale oo uu Golaha u sheegay in Guddida Horumarinta Dhaqaalaha Qaranka (Xubno Golaha Wasiirrada ah iyo Guddoomiyaha Baanka Somaliland) ay dhammaadka bisha 6-aad Golaha Wasiirrada u soo gudbin doonaan daraasaad aqooneed oo khuseeya hababka ugu habboon ee loo kobcin karo dhaqaalaha. (𝟑) 𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐛𝐢𝐱𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐚 𝐒𝐚𝐟𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐢𝐢 𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐱𝐰𝐞𝐲𝐧𝐚𝐡𝐚 𝐉𝐚𝐦𝐡𝐮𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐚 𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐃𝐚𝐥𝐤𝐚 𝐊𝐞𝐧𝐲𝐚: Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland Mudane Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi ayaa Golaha Wasiirrada warbixin ka siiyey Safarradkii uu ku tagay Wadanka Kenya. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu si guud uga xog-warramay waxyaabihii ugu muhiimsanaa ee ka soo baxay safarkii Nairobi, isaga oo ku nuux-nuuxsaday muhiimadda ay dal ahaan innoo leedahay xoojinta iyo tayeynta xidhiidhka iskaashi, ka dhaqaale iyo ka dublamaasiyadeed ee ay Somaliland la leedahay Waddama Gobolka. Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland waxa uu Golaha Wasiirrada u sheegay in muddadii ay isaga iyo weftigiisu ku sugnaayeen Kenya ay wax badani u dhaqaaqeen. Kenya waa dal laga hago siyaasadda iyo dhaqaalaha Gobolka Geeska Afrika. Madaxweynaha JSL waxa uu sheegay in uu kulan la yeeshay Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Kenya Mudane William Ruto oo hoggaamiya Xukuumad wadaag ah. Sida oo kale, Madaxweynuhu waxa uu kulan la qaatay Siyaasiga Caanka ah ee reer Kenya Mudane Raila Odinga, maadaama uu xisbigiisu qayb ka yahay Xukuumadda wadaaga ah ee haatan ka talisa dalka Kenya. Sida oo kale, Madaxweynaha iyo wefgigiisu waxa ay kulan la qaateen Guddoomiyaha Golaha Shacabka ee Dalka Kenya Mudane Moses Wetang’ula iyo Xildhibaanno iyaga oo kala hadlay arrimo badan oo mudnaan u leh Qaranka JSL. Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland waxa uu Golaha Wasiirrada u sheegay in safarkii Nairobi ay inooga soo kordheen saaxiibo door ah oo diyaar u ah in ay innagala shaqeeyaan qaddiyadda Somaliland. Guntii iyo gabagabadii, Golaha Wasiirradu waxa ay bogaadiyeen dedaalka uu Madaxweynuhu ugu jiro xoojinta iskaashiga Caalamiga ah ee Somaliland iyo kor u qaadidda mawqifkeeda istiraatijiyadeed ee gobolka. Booqashada Kenya waxa ay astaan ​​u tahay tallaabooyinka muhiimka ah ee Somaliland ku raadinayso iskaashiga gobolka, kobaca dhaqaalaha, iyo aqoonsiga diblomaasiyadeed. 𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐀 𝐌𝐀𝐇𝐀𝐃 𝐋𝐄𝐇 𝐗𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐀𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐧 𝐂𝐢𝐠𝐞 (𝐃𝐞𝐲𝐫) 𝐀𝐟𝐡𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐞𝐧𝐤𝐚 𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐱𝐰𝐞𝐲𝐧𝐚𝐡𝐚 𝐉𝐚𝐦𝐡𝐮𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐝𝐝𝐚 𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝 Qaran News

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia wrapped up a two-day national conference on arms and ammunition management in Mogadishu on Tuesday as government officials seek to curb the growing threat posed by improvised explosive devices (IEDs) used by Al-Shabaab militants. Source: Hiiraan Online

Mogadishu (HOL) – Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has killed a senior Al-Shabaab operative during a targeted operation conducted Tuesday in the Lower Shabelle region, the federal government announced. Source: Hiiraan Online

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Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Karkaar, Cabdi Saciid Dheere ayaa si adag u difaacay eedayn loo soo jeediyay qoyska madaxweynaha Puntland oo ku saabsan in ay degaamaysteen dooxo daaqsimeed dhacda duleedka magaalada Qardho. Dad xoolo dhaqato ah ayaa dhawaan ku eedeeyay marwada madaxweynaha Puntland, Ijaabo Yuusuf Maxamuud in ay degaameysi ku samaysay dooxo daaqsimeed dhacda duleedka degmada Qardho, kaddib markii ay cagaf gelisay, oo ay dhigatay dhul ay leedahay oo aanay cid lale manaafacsan karin. Guddoomiyaha gobolka Karkaar oo maanta warbaahinta ka hadlayay ayaa sheegay in aysan jiri karin cid danbe oo ka hadli karta arrinta dooxada. Waxa uu sheegay meesha ay dhisatay marwada madaxweynuhu in aysan ahayn Dooxo, balse uu yahay xero kamid ah xeryaha laga dhistay duleedka magaalada Qardho. “Holwgal ballaaran baa dowladdu qaadi doontaa. Dhulkaan odeyna masuul kama ahan, cid damboo ka hadli karta ma jirto.” ayuu yiri guddoomiyaha Karkaar oo u muuqday mid habjabaad u diraya dadka dhawaaan ka horyimid xirmaysiga lagu eedeeyay qoyska madaxweynaha dowladda Puntland. PUNTLAND POST The post Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Karkaar oo si adag uga difaacay eedeyn loo jeediyay Marwada Madaxweyne Deni appeared first on Puntland Post.

GENEVA, June 3 (Reuters) – The number of people who have fled Sudan since the beginning of its civil war in 2023 has surpassed four million, U.N. refugee agency officials said on Tuesday, adding that many survivors faced inadequate shelter due to funding shortages. “Now in its third year, the 4 million people is a devastating milestone in what is the world’s most damaging displacement crisis at the moment,” U.N. refugee agency spokesperson Eujin Byun told a Geneva press briefing. If the conflict continues in Sudan, thousands more people, we expect thousands more people will continue to flee, putting regional and global stability at stake,” she said. Sudan, which erupted in violence in April 2023, shares borders with seven countries: Chad, South Sudan, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Central African Republic and Libya. More than 800,000 of the refugees have arrived in Chad, where their shelter conditions are dire due to funding shortages, with only 14% of funding appeals met, UNHCR’s Dossou Patrice Ahouansou told the same briefing. My News More than 4 million refugees have fled Sudan civil war, UN says By Emma Farge June 3, 20251:28 PM GMT+3Updated 2 hours ago Fleeing Sudanese seek refuge in Chad A Sudanese woman, who fled the conflict in Geneina in Sudan’s Darfur region, talks to her relative through a fence next to makeshift shelters, in Adre, Chad August 5, 2023. REUTERS/Zohra… Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab Read more Summary UN refugee agencies warns of impact for stability Refugees survive violence, humiliation during escape Only 14% of funding needs met in neighbouring Chad GENEVA, June 3 (Reuters) – The number of people who have fled Sudan since the beginning of its civil war in 2023 has surpassed four million, U.N. refugee agency officials said on Tuesday, adding that many survivors faced inadequate shelter due to funding shortages. “Now in its third year, the 4 million people is a devastating milestone in what is the world’s most damaging displacement crisis at the moment,” U.N. refugee agency spokesperson Eujin Byun told a Geneva press briefing. The Reuters Tariff Watch newsletter is your daily guide to the latest global trade and tariff news. Sign up here. “If the conflict continues in Sudan, thousands more people, we expect thousands more people will continue to flee, putting regional and global stability at stake,” she said. Sudan, which erupted in violence in April 2023, shares borders with seven countries: Chad, South Sudan, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Central African Republic and Libya. More than 800,000 of the refugees have arrived in Chad, where their shelter conditions are dire due to funding shortages, with only 14% of funding appeals met, UNHCR’s Dossou Patrice Ahouansou told the same briefing. Advertisement · Scroll to continue Report This Ad “This is an unprecedented crisis that we are facing. This is a crisis of humanity. This is a crisis of … protection based on the violence that refugees are reporting,” he said. Many of those fleeing reported surviving terror and violence, he added, describing meeting a seven-year-old girl in Chad who was hurt in an attack on her home in Sudan’s Zamzam displacement camp that killed her father and two brothers and had to have her leg amputated during her escape. Her mother had been killed in an earlier attack, he said. Other refugees told stories of armed groups taking their horses and donkeys and forcing adults to draw their own family members by cart as they fled, he said. Qaran News

Cameroon is now the world’s most neglected displacement crisis. The report argues that displacement isn’t a distant crisis; it’s a shared responsibility which cannot be ignored and calls for a reversal of brutal aid cuts which are costing more lives by the day. We have spokespeople available for interview around the globe as well as photos and b-roll available for use. Please get in touch if you would like to arrange an interview. Best regards, Jess Cameroon: the world’s most neglected displacement crisis Cameroon is now the world’s most neglected displacement crisis, according to a new report from the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Decision makers must recognise that displacement isn’t a distant crisis; it’s a shared responsibility which cannot be ignored. The annual list of neglected displacement crises is based on three criteria: lack of humanitarian funding, lack of media attention, and a lack of effective political engagement to end conflict and improve conditions for displaced people. The crisis in Ethiopia ranks second, its highest-ever placement on the list, while Mozambique, in third, features for the first time. Burkina Faso, which topped the list for the previous two years, ranks fourth. The Democratic Republic of Congo features eighth after ranking in the top three since this report’s inception. These shifts do not reflect meaningful improvements but instead they highlight a harsh reality: nearly all protracted humanitarian crises are now being neglected. “International solidarity is being overtaken by increasingly introverted and nationalistic policies in previously generous donor nations. This is deepening the neglect of people affected by crisis and displacement at a time when a record number of people have been forced from their homes. Across Europe, the United States and elsewhere we have seen donors turn their backs on people in their hour of need,” said Jan Egeland, Secretary General of NRC. “It is critical that we do not accept donors’ abandonment of aid as a foregone conclusion. Displacement isn’t a distant crisis: it’s a shared responsibility. We must stand up and demand a reversal of brutal aid cuts which are costing more lives by the day.” The shortfall between what was required to meet humanitarian needs in 2024 and what was delivered was a staggering USD 25 billion, meaning over half of all needs went unmet. This figure is large but also roughly one per cent of what the world spent on defence in 2024. “Adequate funding is essential. But funding alone cannot halt the suffering. Without effective conflict resolution, disaster prevention and diplomatic engagement, these protracted crises will go on and on. More people will be displaced, and more lives will be shattered,” said Egeland. Cameroon has repeatedly featured high on this list and continues to grapple with three distinct and protracted crises that have displaced hundreds of thousands. It is a case study in global neglect: little diplomacy, underfunded and under-reported. The displacement crisis in the country was seldom mentioned in most media outlets around the world, leaving the realities for displaced and conflict-affected people invisible to many. “Life is very difficult at times, and we get by with a little farming and working in small businesses to try and find enough to eat. We worry about the future of our children. They need to go to school. We have been forgotten here in Cameroon and it’s very difficult for us to even think about the future of our families,” said Djeinabou, 32, a refugee from the Central African Republic living in Cameroon. “The world cannot plead ignorance when it comes to overlooking crises that feature in this report. Each year we warn that things will get worse, and each year that warning becomes a reality. This year I fear that more than ever. With aid budgets being slashed it is down to each and every one of us to stand up and tell global, regional and national politicians to change course, that we will not stand by and let those forced to flee be left behind. What we do this year will be remembered,” said Egeland. Facts and figures: Each year, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) publishes a list of the ten most neglected displacement crises in the world. The purpose is to focus on the plight of people whose suffering rarely makes international headlines, who receive no or inadequate assistance, and who rarely become the centre of attention for international diplomacy efforts. The report is available here. The neglected displacement crises list for 2024 analyses 34 displacement crises based on three criteria: lack of funding, lack of media attention, and lack of effective international political and diplomatic initiatives. Full details of the methodology can be found here. The full list in order this year is: Cameroon, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Burkina Faso, Mali, Uganda, Iran, Democratic Republic of Congo, Honduras, and lastly Somalia. Cameroon ranked 2nd in 2023, 7th in 2022, 3rd in 2021, 2nd in 2020 and topped the list in 2019 and 2018. Ethiopia last featured on the list in 2021 when it ranked 10th. Mozambique appears on this list for the first time. Burkina Faso has appeared on this list for the previous six years. It ranked 1st in 2023 and 2022, 2nd in 2021, 7th in 2020, and 3rd in 2019. DR Congo topped the list three times (2021, 2020 and 2017). It ranked 2nd on the list in 2022, 2019, 2018 and 2016. It ranked 3rd in 2023. The 2024 humanitarian response plan for Cameroon was 45% funded with USD 168.2 million of the USD 371 million required meaning the funding gap was USD 202.8m [data pulled March 2025] (OCHA). Globally in 2024, USD 24.2 billion in funding was received against a total of USD 49.5 billion in requirements. This left a global funding gap of USD 25.3 billion (51.1%) [data pulled March 2025] (OCHA). Total military spending for 2024 was USD 2.46 trillion – equal to USD 6.74 billion per day. With the global humanitarian funding gap at USD 25.29 billion, this is equal to 3.7 days, or 1.03%, of global miliary spending in 2024 (IISS). The displacement crisis in Cameroon was mentioned in 28,800 articles in English, Spanish, French and Arabic in 2024. This is 15 times fewer than the crisis in Ukraine which was mentioned in 451,000 articles (Meltwater). Many major donors are cutting foreign aid budgets, which include both humanitarian and development funding. In January, the United States (US) suspended ongoing aid projects to conduct a foreign assistance review, forcing the majority of US-funded humanitarian work to be put on hold or, eventually, to cease (Devex). In February, the United Kingdom announced it would be cutting Overseas Development Assistance (ODA) from 0.5% to 0.3% of Gross National Income (UK Government). In February, the Dutch government also announced a EUR 2.4 billion cut in development aid from 2027 (Government of the Netherlands). The French government announced it would reduce public development assistance by more than EUR 2 billion – close to 40% of its annual funding (RFI). Swiss, Swedish, German and Belgian governments have also announced cuts in aid assistance budgets (Devex, Devex, SwissInfo, Development Today). Qaran News

Mogadishu (HOL) — In a modest classroom on the edge of Baidoa, 13-year-old Ifrah Mohamed stands confidently before the chalkboard, solving math problems with ease. Her transformation from a struggling student to a budding mentor is one example of how tailored instruction is reshaping education for displaced children across Somalia. Source: Hiiraan Online

Mogadishu (HOL) — Turkey will deploy 500 additional special forces to Somalia in a significant escalation of its military support for the Horn of Africa nation, as international peacekeeping efforts face budget constraints and rising threats from Al-Shabaab. Source: Hiiraan Online