The University Of Hargeisa in collaboration with SOLASUD organization held an event in entitled “Oxygenated Gasoline – Technical Review” which the keynote speaker was Eng. Ahmed Abdishakur Omar who is a lecturer at the College Of Applied & Natural Science in University Of Hargeisa, he addressed the claimed contaminated patrol incident in the Republic of Somaliland. “There is no such thing as contaminated patrol in Somaliland, Our patrol The Oxygenated Gasoline that is Isn’t Contaminated, it is actually environmentally friendly” was his core point. In an interview Eng. Ahmed Abdishakur Omar did with the University Of Hargeisa communications staff he stated that: The problem with Oxygenated Gasoline is that if exposed to humidity in the least amount it will suck the humidity in air and settle into a phase separation in which it separates into water and gasoline therefore harming automobiles. It absorbs water from the humidity. Oxygenated Gasoline converts carbon monoxide which is toxic to carbon dioxide which makes it environmentally friendly, the only problem is due the fact that it is new we haven’t gotten used to how to properly handle it while working with it. Eng. Ahmed Abdishakur Omar proposed the following solutions to the problem of separation: Controlling the exposure of the Oxygenated Gasoline to humidity. Blending a conventional gasoline with the oxygenated gasoline Adding chemical additives Washing out the water created due the exposure to humidity with water and then adding octane enhancers. He emphasized the first solution of “Controlling the exposure of the Oxygenated Gasoline to humidity” as being the best one. The event was attended by major petrol importers, government officials and University Of Hargeisa students. Source: University of Hargeisa

By Ahmed Abdi Hargeisa— Somaliland’s Wadani opposition Party leader accused of the Ruling Party of Kulmiye for using a monopoly on trade after favoring SOMCABLE over three other companies. “The Ruling Party of Kulmiye prevented registered companies of Dahabshiil, Telesom and Golis from linking the submarine optic fiber cable from Djibouti to Berbera or from Puntland to Berbera while allowing SOMCABLE to do so for being their diehard supporter,” said Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi (Irro) the leader of the political Opposition party of Wadani during his speech in Las Anod District of Sool Province. “You know, the Kulmiye Party is using a monopoly and breaking the law knowingly as our constitutional law defines the illegitimacy of the monopoly and encourages free trade, said Mr. Irro. “If there is no rule of low, there is no society.” The leader said that the Kulmiye Party argued before that the opposition parties were against the economic developments while denying Berbera to have optic fiber communications. “What wrong has Berbera done to Kulmiye?” The Party leader thanked the people in the Sool for giving their votes to Wadani during the last presidential election November 13, 2017.

On 22 May 2018 the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO), in collaboration with MEP Frank Engel, will organize a conference entitled Somaliland – Negotiating Statehood, Perspectives through the 2017 EOM Report. This conference is the fruit of the recent democratic expression of the November 2017 Presidential elections, which saw the peaceful transition from outgoing President Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud’s ‘Silanyo’ to the current President, Muse Bihi Abdi. Such a relatively calm example of representative democracy in a tumultuous and less stable Horn of Africa is impressive. A mission of 60 international election observers (EOM), partly funded by the British government and invited by Somaliland’s National Electoral Commission (NEC) was present before, during and after polling and observed campaigning, voting, counting, tallying and the publication of election results, which were immediately judged as showing once again Somaliland’s democratic spirit. During this conference, representatives of the government of Somaliland will exchange perspectives with a number of speakers including the head of the 2017 International Election Observation Mission, Dr Michael Walls. In an effort to increase its international exposure and achieve its objective of independence and recognition, the Government of Somaliland has been a member of UNPO since 2004. Ever since Somaliland’s declaration of Independence in 1991, following a 9-year civil war with Somalia and the oppressive dictatorship of Somali ruler Siad Barre, the de facto independent Somaliland has conducted several free and fair elections. Somaliland’s case for an internationally recognised sovereignty is justified in its large efforts to improve its representative democracy, as well as its increasingly progressive promises in regards to gender and human rights. Additionally, Somaliland currently fulfils all the criteria in the Montevideo convention on Statehood. Recognising Somaliland’s much desired sovereignty would permit the country to receive direct humanitarian aid for cases such as droughts and famine which have frequently hit this resilient nation, including in recent years. In light of this successful and emblematic demonstration of democracy and rule of law, Somaliland is more than ever eager to be taken seriously. Therefore, following the release of the EOM report in the UK, the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) will convene a conference to present the report and raise awareness among European politicians, journalists and academics of the situation in this largely overlooked country in the Horn of Africa. To register for this event, please entirely fill out this registration form by Monday 14 May 2018 For further information, please contact Antoine Preel-Dumas ata.preeldumas@unpo.org

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online) – Wasiirkii hore ee Arrimaha Debadda Soomaaliya Yuusuf Garaad Cumar ayaa bartiisa Facebook soo dhigay qoraal kooban oo uu uga hadlay hadalkii dhawaan kasoo yeeray Madaxweynaha Puntland Cabdweli Gaas. Yuusuf Garaad Cumar ayaa Madaxweynaha Puntland Cabdiweli Gaas u sheegay in looga baahan yahay inuu fasiraad lagu qanci karo ka bixiyo hadalkii uu dhawaan sheegay ee ahaxa “Muqdisho ma ahan Soomaaliya”. Yuusuf Garaad oo Bartiisa Facebook qoraal soo dhigay ayaa marka hore yiri: “Ra’iisal Wasaaraheennii hore, Madaxweynaha Puntland, Dr. Cabdiweli Gaas, waa runtii Soomaaliya ma ahan Muqdisho [ oo keliya]”. Wuxuu intaas kusii daray ” Laakiin fasiraad lagu qanci karo ayaa ku waajibtay in uu ka bixiyo waxa uu ula jeedo Muqdisho ma ahan Soomaaliya.” ” Haddii ay sidu hafyo ahayd, Dr. Gaas waxaa la gudboon in uu taa sheego, oo shacabka Soomaaliyeed uu raalli gelin ka siiyo weedhaas, Ma ila qabtaa ra’yigaas?” Cabdiweli Gaas oo dhawaan khudbad ka jeedinayey dalka Imaaraadka carabta ayaa sheegay inaysan Muqdisho matalin dalka oo dhan isla markaasna ay Puntland dowladaha shisheeyey la geli karto heshiis kasta. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Brussels (PP) ─ Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Xukuumadda Soomaaliya, Xasan Cali Khayre oo ku sugan magaalada Brussels ee dalka Belgium, ayaa kulamo kala duwan la qaatay jaaliyadaha Soomaaliyeed ee qaaradda Yurub. Mudane Kheyre ayaa masuuliyiinta ka socotay qaar kamid ah Jaaliyadaha Soomaaliya ee dalalka Yurub wuxuu la yeeshay kulamo kala duwan iyadoo qodobada looga hadlay ay u badnaayeen is xog-wareysi iyo sida Qurba-joogtu ay uga qayb-qaadan karaan horumarka balaaran ee ka socda gudaha Somalia. Sidoo kale, Kulamada ayaa waxaa looga hadlay fatahaadaha ka jira qaybo ka mid ah dalka iyo sida gurmadka socda ay Qaybtooda uga qaadan lahaayeen jaaliyadaha Soomaaliyeed. Kulamada intii ay socdeen ayaa mas’uuliyiinta hogaaminaysay Qurba-joogta ay amaaneen dadaallada dowladda Federaalka ee ku aadan sidii Somalia ay usoo ceshan lahayd sharafka iyo karaamaha ay ku laheyd caalamka inteeda kale. Ugu dambeyn, Qurbo-joogtu waxay xuseen inay gacan ka geysan doonaan gurmadka loogu jiro Gar-gaaridda Kumannaanka qoys ee dhibaatadu kasoo gaartay fatahaadaha ka dhashay roobabka iyo wabiyada. PUNTLAND POST The post Ra’iisul Wasaare Khayre oo la kulmay Qaar ka mid ah Jaaliyadaha Soomaaliyeed ee Yurub appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (PP) ─ Kooxo hubeysan oo loo maleynayo in ay ka tirsan yihiin Al-shabaab ayaa gelinkii dambe ee shalay weerar khasaare dhaliyay waxay ku qaadeen degaan ka tirsan Magaalada Mandheera ee gobolka waqooyi bari ee dalka Kenya. Dableydan ayaa weerarkooda waxay la eegteen shaqaale Kenyaati ah oo ka shaqeynayay cara-kaawada, kuwaasoo xilligaas saarnaa gaari iska Roge ah oo carro siday. Weerarkan oo si gaar ah uga dhacay deegaan lagu magacaabo Shimbir-faatuma ayaa Wargeyska Daily Nation ee kasoo baxa Kenya oo soo xiganaya madaxa amniga gobolka wuxuu sheegay in weerarka lagu dilay laba ka mid ah shaqaalaha. Ma jiraan warar xaqiijinaya khasaaraha ka dhashay weerarkaas, iyadoo sidoo kalen aysan ka hadlin Al-shabaab weerarkan la sheegay inay ku bar-tilmaameedsadeen shaqaalahan Keenyaanka ah. Sidoo kale, Wargeyska ayaa baahiyay goobta uu weerarka ka dhacay in loo diray tiro ka mid ah ciidamad amniga Kenya ka tirsan, kuwaasoo billaabay baadi goobaya dableyda falkan ka dambeysay. Bishii December ee sannadkii 2014-kii weerar midkan oo kale ah oo gobolka waqooyi-bari ee Kenya ka dhacay ayaa lagula bartilmaameedsaday shaqaale ka shaqeynayay cara-kaawada, kaasoo lagu dilay 36-qof. Dhanka kale, Macallimiinta wax ka dhigayay iskuullada ku yaalla Gobolkaas ayaa dhawaan ku dhawaaqay shaqo-joojin, kaddib markii ay kordheen weerarada Al-shabaabku ay la beegsanayaan macalimiinta. Ugu dambeyn, Dowladda Kenya gaar ahaan laamaheeda Ammaanka ayaa sheegay in ay hoos u dhaceen weerarada Al-shabaab, maadaama ciidamada booliiska bishii lasoo dhaaftay ay gacanta kusoo dhigeen rag gacan-saar la lahaa Al-shabaab. PUNTLAND POST The post Kooxo hubeysan oo Shaqaale Kenyan ah ku Weeraray gobolka Waqooyi-bari ee Kenya appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (PP) ─ Ra’iisul Wasaare kuxigeenka Somalia, Mahdi Maxamed Guuleed ayaa xalay kormeer ugu tagay xarun Ciidan oo ku taalla Muqdisho, ayna ku sugnaayeen ciidammo isku dhaf ah oo isugu jira millitari, booliis iyo asluub. Kormeerkan oo RW ku xigeenka dalka ay ku wehliyeen wasiiro, xildhibaano, taliyaha ciidanka asluubta Somalia, Jen. Bashiir Maxamed Jaamac iyo xubno kale, ayaa waxaa halkaas lagu qabtay munaasabad kooban oo lagu soo bandhigayay ciidamadan. Jen. Bashiir Goobe oo goobta ka hadlay ayaa sheegay in dhallinyaradaan ciidanka ah ay kusoo biireen ciidamada Somalia, ayna astaan u yihiin jiilka cusub ee soo socda. “Ujeeddada xafladan waxay tahay dhiiragelin loo sameynayo ciidamadaan, waxayna astaan u yihiin jiilka cusub ee soo socda, iyagoo diyaar u ah inay sugaan amniga caasimadda,” ayuu yiri jen. Bashiir Goobe. Sidoo kale, Ra’iisul Wasaare ku-xigeenka Somalia ayaa isna wuxuu sheegay in ciidamadan ay si wadajir ah uga shaqeynayaan sugidda amniga, si looga hortago falalka ka baxsan amniga. “Munaasabaddan walaaleynta ah ee isku xirka ciidanka xoogga Dalka waxay muujineysaa awood ciidan ee dalka, waxayna ciidankan diyaar u yihiin inay sugaan ammaanka Muqdisho, waxayna ka hortagayaan nabad-diidka,” ayuu yiri Ra’iisul Wasaare ku xigeenka dalka. Ugu dambeyn, Amniga Muqdisho weli ma sugna, Al-shabaab ayaa kordhiyay dilalka ay u geysanayaan askarta iyo dadka kale ee la shaqeeya dowladda, laakiinse waxaa socda hawl-gallo amniga caasimadda lagu xaqiijinayo. PUNTLAND POST The post Dowladda Somalia oo doonaysa inay Amniga Muqdisho ku wareejiso ciidamo isku-dhaf ah appeared first on Puntland Post.

“LIKE Sarajevo, 1914,” said the late Ethiopian prime minister, Meles Zenawi, of the first gunshots fired on May 6th 1998. “An accident waiting to happen.” Neither he nor his counterpart in neighbouring Eritrea, Isaias Afwerki, imagined that a light skirmish at Badme, a border village of which few had heard, could spiral into full-scale war. But two years later about 80,000 lives had been lost and more than half a million people forced from their homes. No land changed hands. Two decades on, Ethiopia still occupies the disputed territories, including Badme, having refused to accept the findings of a UN boundary commission. But the conflict’s miserable legacy persists. Thousands of troops still patrol the frontier. Centuries of trade and intermarriage abruptly ceased. Ethiopia lost access to Eritrea’s ports. Eritrea lost its biggest trading partner and retreated into isolationism. It has been on a war footing ever since. But it is not so lonely these days. On April 22nd Donald Yamamoto, America’s most senior diplomat in Africa, visited Asmara, the capital—the first such visit in over a decade. Eritrea has been sanctioned by the UN since 2009, in part for allegedly arming jihadists in neighbouring Somalia. But a panel of experts appointed by the UN Security Council found no evidence of arms transfers and advocates lifting the embargo. America sounds open to the idea. Some reckon sanctions could be removed this year. Many in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, are also mulling a change of course. With the appointment last month of a new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, there is an opportunity for fresh thinking. Abiy, who was an intelligence officer during the war, promised in his inaugural speech to make peace with Eritrea. He may have more luck than his predecessors. In the years after the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) seized power in 1991, its policy towards Eritrea was dominated by the Tigrayan faction of the ruling coalition. Tigray shares a border with Eritrea and its people suffered heavily during the war. Abiy’s Oromo faction comes with less baggage. But any rapprochement would almost certainly require withdrawal from Badme. This would be hard to sell in parts of Ethiopia. And Abiy would need something in return, such as access to Eritrea’s ports, which Isaias has never shown much interest in offering. Moreover, the threat from Ethiopia allows him to keep smothering democracy at home and maintaining a huge army. “Making peace would be the end of him,” says an Eritrean refugee who recently arrived in Addis Ababa. “Why would he?” Source: – Economist

MOGADISHU, Somalia — The U.S. military is dramatically expanding its operations at a former Soviet air strip in Somalia, constructing more than 800 beds at the Baledogle base, VICE News has learned. The construction at the secretive base marks the latest example of America’s growing and controversial shadow war in Africa. Baledogle’s expansion is one part of what appears to be a massive U.S. military infrastructure development project in the Horn of Africa country that will see at least six new U.S. outposts built this year, according to multiple defense contractors who spoke to VICE News. The buildup coincides with an aggressive escalation by U.S. forces in their fight against al Qaida-linked al-Shabaab. U.S. Africa Command (known as AFRICOM) now has more than 500 U.S. military personnel in Somalia, according to a spokeswoman, a dramatic increase from 2016, when AFRICOM only acknowledged 50 American troops on the ground. And since January 2017, U.S. forces have conducted at least 48 airstrikes in Somalia, compared to 14 in 2016 and 11 in 2015, according to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a London-based watchdog organization. Access to Baledogle is highly restricted, but American contractors and Somali security officials with knowledge of the project told VICE News the construction work began last June, soon after Somalia officially declared war on the insurgency group al-Shabaab. AFRICOM wouldn’t comment on specific base sizes, but it confirmed that Somalia now has the third-largest concentration of U.S. DOD personnel on the continent, after Djibouti and Niger. Baledogle — or “B-dog” as it’s colloquially referred to by the Americans in Somalia — has long been a forward operating base on the plains of Southern Somalia, a bumpy, 40-minute propeller plane ride from Mogadishu or a days-long drive through terrain littered with IEDs. Until recently just a few dozen American personnel worked in secrecy there alongside African Union Peacekeepers and Somali National Army Special Forces. But over the past year, yellow Caterpillar excavators and compactors have flooded the grounds and rickety secondhand trucks carrying petrol and equipment have bumbled their way daily into the base’s gates. Mounds of red earth have been flattened and tan tents erected in their place. According to the scope of work seen by VICE News, the Department of Defense funded the construction of at least 208 of these beds through the U.S. Army’s Logistical Civil Augmentation Program. The other 600 beds are being constructed under the Department of State’s Africa Peacekeeping Program, according to one contractor with knowledge of the project. “The size of the Baledogle has doubled in the last year. There are many more Americans here now, and planes are coming in every day to the base,” one Somali soldier stationed at the base said on the condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak to the press. Military leaders have kept a tight lid on U.S. activity in Somalia, but the recent flood of American resources into the country suggests a deepening involvement beyond the counterterror mission against al-Shabaab. Increasingly, experts and contractors familiar with military activities say, the U.S. is setting its sights on building up Somalia as another key strategic location for American military activity in Africa and the Middle East. An explosive escalation Last year, the Trump administration removed several Obama-era restrictions on airstrikes, including interagency vetting prior to each strike and a requirement that every target must pose a direct threat to American lives. Trump also designated parts of Somalia as “areas of active hostilities,” meaning that U.S. Special Operations Forces now have the authority to go on the offensive to target members of al-Shabaab and ISIS. Gen. Thomas D. Waldhauser, the head of AFRICOM, told lawmakers in March that even though his forces had “turned up the heat in the last few months” in their fight against al-Shabaab, the U.S. was gearing up for a long fight ahead. “It’s going to be slow, there is no doubt about it,” Waldhauser said. “I’ve said on several occasions you measure progress in Somalia by eighths of an inch, not by yardsticks or rulers.” Waldhauser’s mandate grants him relative freedom to achieve those goals. AFRICOM conducts its counterterror operations across the continent under Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF), the congressional legislation passed in the wake of 9/11 that grants the military sweeping power in its war on terror. And in Somalia, the U.S. military has been careful to frame its mission under its broad definition of counterterror, claiming that al-Shabaab leaders have strong links to al Qaida as the reason for going after the terror group. But recent al-Shabaab defectors have cast doubts on the extent to which al-Shabaab maintains ties to al Qaida today, and the threat the group poses outside of Somalia. “Al Qaida offered us strategic advice, media advice, and technical approaches, but many of the the al Qaida officials in charge of working with us have been killed in Yemen, so the link is weaker now,” one recent mid-level defector told VICE News. The same post–9/11 authorization has been used to justify the expanding presence of U.S. Special Operations Forces across Africa. In 2006, just 1 percent of all U.S. commandos overseas were deployed to Africa. But by 2017, it jumped to 17 percent, meaning there are more U.S. Special Operators on the continent than anywhere else in the world outside the Middle East. Today these operators are carrying out almost 100 missions at any given time in at least 20 African countries, according to an internal military report uncovered by VICE News last year. To support these troops, the U.S. has quietly been building a series of outposts across Africa. AFRICOM has long maintained that its base in Djibouti, Camp Lemmonier, which is home to roughly 4,000 U.S. personnel, is the only permanent forward operating base on the continent, yet in April 2017 it admitted to having 46 U.S. outposts in Africa, 15 of which are designated “enduring locations.” The most well-known outpost in this expansion is the new $110 million American drone base currently being built in Agadez, Niger, though it attracted attention only after the deaths of four U.S. Special Operations in the country last year. Niger Air Base 201 is expected to be up and running by 2019, when it will be home to fighter jets and MQ-9 reaper drones with surveillance and striking capabilities that can reach a number of West and North African countries. Currently 800 U.S. military personnel are deployed to Niger, where they are fighting al Qaida and the Islamic State group. Total control AFRICOM’s primary mission is to support local forces in their fight against al-Shabaab, Waldhauser said. “The engagements of the operations are conducted primarily by the partner force, with our support in a background role,” Waldhauser told lawmakers recently. But in practice, these forces rely heavily on U.S. Special Operators in conceiving, planning, and carrying out operations, casting doubt on their ability to work without U.S. support. This sort of dynamic has courted controversy for AFRICOM. Last year a Navy SEAL was killed by al-Shabaab while “assisting partner forces,” according to AFRICOM. And months later, four Special Forces soldiers were killed while providing “advice and assistance” to local forces in Niger. This is to be expected when working alongside local partners, said Luke Hartig, a former senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council during the Obama administration. “Anywhere that we’re engaged in these operations, their sustainability and the ability of partner forces to operate independently is often questioned, and often we don’t have a positive assessment of their ability to do that,” Hartig told VICE News. And when it comes to Somalia, the U.S. is deeply involved with many partner forces. Today, U.S. operators are training the Somali National Army’s special forces known as Danab and the Somali National Intelligence Security (NISA) known as Gaashaan and Waran. The latter two groups, which also receive training from the CIA, have grown significantly in recent years, VICE News has learned, rousing alarm among local officials. Waran has grown to over 300 agents, while Gaashaan now counts roughly 400. That’s a significant increase from 2010, when 40 men and three officers from the Somali National Army were taken to the U.S. to be trained as a quick-reaction force that could respond to al-Shabaab attacks in Mogadishu. Somali security officials told VICE News that both forces’ mandate has expanded along with their ranks. According to those officials, Gaashaan is now part of a secretive unit known as Task Force, which targets high-value al-Shabaab members. This goes far beyond the forces stated mission of guarding NISA bases. In fact, Gaashaan agents are so closely managed by American forces that they only leave American quarters inside Mogadishu’s green zone for the Somali weekend, these officials said. The U.S. has similarly expanded the ranks of Danab into several battalions operating across the country. Somali officials told VICE News that Danab is now composed of several battalions and is split into two units: the “Counter Terrorism Unit” based in Baledogle, which conducts operations primarily with the Marines; and the “Mechanized Unit” based in Mogadishu, which conducts operations with Special Operations Command Forward, an American joint Special Operations Command. Both forces have been instrumental in U.S. counterterrorism efforts in Somalia, but their growing ranks is stirring concern. Somali security officials and politicians question their loyalty to and reliance on the U.S. military — perhaps over the Somali federal government, which, after decades of civil war and destabilization resulting from the al-Shabaab insurgency, has readily accepted American military support to fight the terror group no matter the terms. Multiple former Somali security and political officials described a power dynamic in which American officials can threaten to withhold funding or push for the firing of Somali officials who challenge their authority. They also sometimes use U.S.-trained Somali forces without the approval or oversight of their Somali counterparts. “The power relationship is one that favors the Americans; they have the upper hand, they have the bargaining chip to do whatever they want to do,” former Somali Internal Security Minister Abdirisak Omar Mohamed told VICE News. AFRICOM insisted that Somalia’s government maintained control over their respective forces. “Command and control of Somali National Army (SNA) units is the responsibility of the Federal Government of Somalia, and it has has unilateral discretion to manage personnel within the SNA through their own chain of command,” AFRICOM spokeswoman Samantha Reho told VICE News. Waldhauser has said that the goal of the joint U.S.-Somali military activity is to disrupt al-Shabaab operations and thereby create space for state-building necessary to lasting security Somalia. But without similar investment in political solutions, it’s unclear what long-term results increased military investment can yield. “Al-Shabaab is still the most viable alternative to the government,” said Tricia Bacon, a former State Department counterterrorism expert currently researching Somalia. Al-Shabaab remains dominant in much of Southern Somalia, and as long as the group continues to provide public goods and services, she says, their operations may be disrupted but “the source of the group’s strength is still as strong as ever.” With African Union Peacekeepers planning to withdraw from Somalia by 2020, U.S. forces and their Somali counterparts are expected to continue playing a critical role in providing security throughout the country. Yet security officials question Somalia’s ability to secure the country on its own, and worry the task will fall on the U.S. military and its already overstretched special operators. The looming possibility of a yearslong quagmire has earned Somalia a nickname among military officials and locals: “People call Somalia Africa’s Afghanistan,” said one State Department contractor. Source: VICE News

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Xildhibaan Faaduma Faarax oo kamid ah Xildhibaanada baarlamaanka Somalia ayaa si caro leh uga hadashay dhibaatooyinka ka taagan Gobolka Hiiraan iyo booqashada Madaxda halkaasi gaaray. Xildhibaan Faaduma waxa ay sheegtay in dhibaatada ka dhacday Gobolka Hiiraan ay si wada jira u saameysay shacabka ku dhaqan Gobolka, hase ahaatee Madaxda booqday Gobolka ay gaareen keliya deegaano gaara. ‘’ Waxaan qirayaa in booqashada Madaxweynaha iyo kan Hirshabelle ay aheyd mid ku eg deegaano gaara, dadka dhibaateysan waxaa kasoo suka maray kuwo aan waxba kala kulmin fatahaada iyo roobabka’’. ‘’Booqashada Madaxweynaha waxaa hogaaminaayay Hogaamiye Waare oo madaxda u hogaamiyay keliya hal deegaan oo ay degan yihiin hal beel’’ Xildhibaanada ayaa tilmaantay inay muhiim tahay in Madaxda dalka ay si wada jira u booqdaan dadka ay saameyntu ku yeelatay fatahaada, iyadoo aan lagu ekaaneynin meelo gaara. Haddalka Xildhibaan Faaduma Faarax, ayaa kusoo beegmaaya iyadoo dadka qaar ay weli yihiin kuwo aan ka dhex bixin biyaha kusoo rogmaday ee ka dhashay fatahaada iyo roobabka. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Boosaaso (Caasimada Online) 2. Haddii musuqmaasuq lala dirirayo reer Puntland waa ogyihiin in Madaxweyne Gaas aabbe & hooyo u yahay dhunsashada malaayiin doolar oo maatada, ciidamada, macalimiinta iyo shacabka reer Puntland lahaayeen, oo si cad isaga ugu maqan, waxaa kaloo ku maqan malaayiin doolar oo magaca reer Puntland lagu soo qaadey ama dowladda dhexe soo marey (budget support), ama dowladaha deriska ah iyo hay’adaha dalka laga soo qaatey oo uu Madaxweyne Gaas dhunsadey, cadeymo dhameystirana loo hayo. Waxaa ka sii daran lacagtii uu daabacdey maalin cad oo uu suuqa ku sii daayey, taasoo dhaawac weyn u geysatey ganacsigii Puntland ee cashuurta xad-dhaafka ah la il-darnaa iyo noloshii qoysaska masaakiinta ah ee intooda badan ku nool boqol doolar oo dibadda looga soo xawilo. Miyaaney la gudbooneyn Madaxweyne Gaas in uu marka hore ka xalaal noqdo musuqmaasuqa intaas le’eg ee uu maamuley 4 sano & barkii uu xilka hayey, illaahey ha uga toobad-keeno, ummadda Puntland hantideeda ha u soo celiyo, dabadeedna ha xukumo golayaashiisa ciddii musuqmaasuq cad ku kacda mise sharcigu wuxuu qabtaa kaliya qofka aan is-difaaci karin mise anaa waalane Cadan baa laga heesaya. W/Q: Cali Xaaji Warsame

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Barta ay bulshadu ku xiriirto ee Twitter ayaa 330 milyan oo ruux oo adeegsada ka codsatay in ay baddalaan furaha sirta ah ee ay ciwaannadooda ku galaan, ka dib markii ay cillad soo foodsaartay shirkadda. Shirkadda ayaa sheegtay in baaritaan gudaha ah oo ay samaysay uu muujinayo in aysan jirin wax tilmaamaya in dad shirkadda u shaqeeya ay xadeen ama si xun u adeegsadeen furayaasha sirta ah ee ciwaannada. Sikastaba ha ahaatee dadka ciwaannada ku leh ayay shirkaddu ka codsatay in ay furahooda sirta ah baddalaan. Shirkadda Twitter ma aysan sheegin inta fure ee ay saamaysay ciladdaasi. Waxaa la fahamsan yahay “in aysan yarayn” tirada dadka ay saamaysan arrintan, ayna soo taagnayd “billooyin.” Shirkadda Twitter ayaa aragtay fayraska toddobaadyo ka hor waxayna ku wargalisay qaar ka mid ah dadka arrimahaas qaabilsan, sida uu wakaaladda wararka ee Reuters u sheegay qof shirkadda u shaqeeya. Isha BBC Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Xukuumada Somalia ayaa shaaca ka qaaday in guud ahaan amniga magaalada Muqdisho ay sugi doonaan ciidamo isku dhaf ah. Abuukaate Mahdi Maxamed Guuleed (Khadar), oo ah Ra’iisul wasaare ku-xigeenka Xukuumadda Fedreaalka Soomaaliya ayaa sheegay in qorshaha cad ee Xukuumada uu yahay in amniga ay sugaan ciidamada isku dhafka ah. Khadar oo kormeeray xarun Ciidan oo ku taalla Magaalada Muqdisho, ayaa sheegay in ciidamada ku sugan xarunta ay kaalintooda muuqan doonto wakhti dhow. Waxa uu tilmaamay in dowlada Federaalka ay ku tashaneyso Ciidamo isku dhafka ah ee isugu jira Millitari, Boolis iyo Asluub, waxa uuna cadeeyay in amniga magaalada oo idil ay la wareegi doonaan. Khadar waxa uu sheegay in Ciidamadan ay si wadajir ah uga shaqeynayaan sugidda ammaanka, si looga hortago falalka ka baxsan ammaanka, waxa uuna aad u amaanay ciidamada qaadi doona howlgalada ee isku dhafka ah. Dhinaca kale, ku simaha Ra’isul wasaaraha ahna Ra’isul wasaare ku-xigeenka dalka Mahdi Maxamed Guuleed “Khadar” ayaa xusay in ciidamada qalabka sida ay yihiin kuwa dartood lagu gaarayo hannanka dawladnimada. loona bahanyahay in lagu buraarujiyo sida ay uga hortagilahaayeen cadawga banneeystay daadinta dhigga shacabka Soomaaliyeed. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Maleeshiyaad la sheegay inay ka tirsan yihiin al-shabaab ayaa weerar xoogan ku qaaday degaan ka tirsan Magaalada Mandhera ee Gobolka Waqooyi Bari dalka Kenya. Maleeshiyaadkan ayaa weerarkooda la eegtay Shaqaale Kenyan ah oo ka shaqeynayay Cara Kaawo, kuwaa oo xiliga weerarka saarnaa gaari iska roge ah oo rar caro ah waday. Dadka deegaanka ayaa sheegay in weerarka uu si gaara uga dhacay degaanka lagu magacaabo Shimbir Faatumo oo ku taalla Koonfurta Mandera. Mid ka mid ah mas’uuliyiinta Gobolkaasi ayaa sheegay in la aamisan yahay ugu yaraan laba qof oo rayid ah inay ku dhinteen weerarkan, ilaa saddex kalena ay ku dhaawacmeen. Wargayska Daily Nation ee dalkaasi Kenya kasoo baxaya oo weerarkan wax ka qoray ayaa soo xigtay Madaxa AMnga ee Gobolka Kutswa Ololka oo isagu u sheegay inaysan weli caddayn tirada dadka waxyeelladu kasoo gaartay weerarkaasi. Waxay Daily Nation sheegtay in ciidamo ka tirsan kuwa amniga ay ku baxeen goobta weerarku ka dhacay. Gobolka Mnadera waa kan ugu badan Waqooyi Bari Kenya ee ay ka dhacaan weerarrada Al-Shabab ay ka gaystaan waqooyi Bari Kenya. Bishii December 2014-kii weerar midkan la mid ah oo Gobolka Waqooyi Bari dalka Kenya lagula eegtay Shaqaale ka shaqeynayay Cara Kaawada ayaa waxaa lagu dilay 36 qof. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, Laamaha ammaanka Dalka Kenya ayaa ku jira heegan ballaaran,tan iyo markii maleeshiyaadka argagaixisada ah ee Alshabaab ay kordhiyeen weerarada ay ka geysanayaan gudaha dalkaasi Kenya. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

NAIROBI, Kenya – At least four people were killed on Thursday night, in Mandera, in what authorities blamed on Al Shabaab. Source: Hiiraan Online

Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, Xasan Cali Khayre, oo maalmahaan safar shaqo ku joogay magaalada Brussels ee dalka Belgium, ayaa kulan muhiim ah la qaatay dhigiisa dalkaasi, Charles Michel. Xasan Cali Khayre iyo Ra’isul wasaaraha Belgium, Charles Michel oo kulan gaar ah yeeshay ayaa ka hadlay arrimo muhiim u ah labada dowladood oo ay kamid tahay xoojinta xariirka soo jireenka ah ee ka dhexeeya Muqdisho iyo Brussels. “Waxa aan la kulmay Ra’iisul wasaaraha dalka Belgium, Charles Michel. Waxa aan ka wada hadalnay arima badan oo khuseeya labada dowladood oo ay kamid tahay xariirka soo jireenka iyo sida loo xoojin lahaa”. Kulanka Ra’iisul wasaare Kheyre uu la qaatay Charles Michel ayaa waxa uu qeyb ka ahaa kulamo uu Brussels kula yeeshay masuulyiin ka tirsan midawga Yurub, kadib markii uu soo idlaaday kulankii looga hadlayay amaanka iyo hanaanka horumarka Soomaaliya ee lagu qabtay magaalada Brussels.

Beledweyne (HOL) - Dahabshiil, one of the leading money transfer companies in Africa, has announced that it will be distributing food aid to flood victims outside Beled Weyne. Source: Hiiraan Online

Beledweyne (HOL) - Dahabshiil, one of the leading money transfer companies in Africa, has announced that it will be distributing food aid to flood victims outside Beled Weyne. Source: Hiiraan Online

(CNN) Chinese personnel at the country's first overseas military base in Djibouti have been using lasers to interfere with US military aircraft at a nearby American base, activity that has resulted in injuries to US pilots and prompted the US to launch a formal diplomatic protest with Beijing, two military officials told CNN. Source: Hiiraan Online

The Council of Foreign Ministers (CMF) of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) will begin its 45th session in Dhaka on Saturday under the theme “Islamic Values for Sustainable Peace, Solidarity and Development.” Source: Hiiraan Online

“LIKE Sarajevo, 1914,” said the late Ethiopian prime minister, Meles Zenawi, of the first gunshots fired on May 6th 1998. “An accident waiting to happen.” Neither he nor his counterpart in neighbouring Eritrea, Isaias Afwerki, imagined that a light skirmish at Badme, a border village of which few had heard, could spiral into full-scale war. But two years later about 80,000 lives had been lost and more than half a million people forced from their homes. Source: Hiiraan Online

SALT LAKE CITY — Thursday is graduation day at the University of Utah, and one of the student commencement speakers has quite the story: just five years ago she was in a refugee camp in Ethiopia. Source: Hiiraan Online

(Bloomberg) -- Sudan and Ethiopia agreed to work together in developing and managing Port Sudan, their presidents said, as landlocked Ethiopia attempts to expand trade routes essential for its export-led economy. Source: Hiiraan Online

The Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) in conjunction with UNFPA Somalia and UN Habitat Somalia on 19 April 2018 launched the Peace Building Fund (PBF) worth $2 Million. The PBF aims to facilitate youth political empowerment by enabling Somali young women and men to meaningfully engage in governance, peacebuilding and reconciliation efforts. Source: Hiiraan Online