Mogadishu (HOL) - A military court sentenced a senior naval officer to death on Monday for the shooting death of his superior. Source: Hiiraan Online

Ciidanka amniga ee ka howlgala kantaroolka konfureed ee magaalada Garowe, ayaa gacanta ku dhigay labo nin oo looga shakisan yahay iany katirsan yihiin kooxda Alshabab. Labadaan nin ayaa xalay ka dagay gaari xamuul ah oo siday Ari, kaasoo ka yimid magaalada Baladweyne kuna wajahnaa magaalada Bosaso, sida uu sheegay taliyaha qeybta booliiska gobolka Nugaal gaashanle Faarax Cabdiaxmaan Warsame (Galangooli). Taliyaha oo shir jaraa’id qabtay, ayaa sheegay raggaan in loosoo ekaysiiyay Kurushbeeyada gaariga. Waxaa sidoo kale uu tilmaamay in la hayo Darawalkii Gaariga waday, kaasoo loo haysto inuu raggaan gaariga soo saaray kuna dajiyay meel ka fog kantaroolka, si aanay ciidanku u arag. Wuxuu sheegay in baaritaan lagu sameyndoono raggaan lasoo qabtay oo haatan ku xiran saldhiyada magaalada Garowe. Halkaan ka dhegayso codka Taliyaha. Taliyaha Qeybta Policeka Gobolka Nugaaal. Faarax Maxamuud Warsame Faarax Galan Gooli Puntlandi.com

IOM, the United Nations Migration Agency, has partnered with Americares to donate more than eight tonnes of medical supplies, for distribution across IOM project locations in Somaliland, Puntland, Lower Juba, Gedo and Banadir regions. The supplies will immediately be dispatched to IOM’s static and mobile clinics, to increase local access to life-saving primary healthcare services. Inadequate funding for healthcare continues to hinder the delivery of life-saving health services to populations in need across Somalia. The situation is further exacerbated by ongoing disease outbreaks including Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD)/cholera and measles. In 2017, IOM provided emergency primary healthcare to over 470,000 beneficiaries. This is Americares’ seventh major shipment to Somalia to tackle the drought and AWD/cholera outbreak. The shipments include more than 190,000 litres of intravenous fluids, enough to treat 24,000 patients with AWD/cholera and other waterborne diseases. Americares responds to an average of 30 natural disasters and humanitarian crises worldwide each year, establishing long-term recovery projects and bringing disaster preparedness programmes to vulnerable communities. IOM Somalia Chief of Mission Dyane Epstein stated: “Improving access to medical supplies to ensure health facility stock outs are avoided is of the utmost urgency to alleviate the impact of the current crisis.” “The crisis in East Africa is one of the worst humanitarian emergencies in decades,” said Americares Director of Emergency Response Kate Dischino. “IOM and Americares are partnering to ensure families have access to basic medicines and medical supplies, including lifesaving cholera treatments.” More than five million people in Somalia have limited access to healthcare. The situation is worsened by a ravaging drought – the worst in decades. In 2017, more than 60,000 AWD/cholera cases and 800 deaths were reported in 52 districts across 16 regions of the country. IOM

Ugu yaraan hal ruuxu dhaawac culus ka soo gaaray shil gaari oo xalay saqdii dhexe ka dhacay duleedka bari ee magaalada Garoowe,sida uu xaqiijiyay taliyaha ciidanka Ilaalada Waddooyinka gobolka Nugaal. Shilka ayaa ka dhacay inta u dhexaysa tuulooyinka Laanta-hawada iyo 22 aad oo bari ka xiga madaalada Garoowe,waxaana halkaasi ku geddoomay gaari xamuul nooca loo yaqaan Caga-badanta,kaasoo ka yimid dhinaca Boosaaso kuna sii jeeday Koonfurta Soomaaliya. Gaariga shilka galay ayaa siday xamuul raashin ah oo ay leeyihiin ganacsato ka soo jeeda Koonfurta Soomaaliya. Taliyaha ciidanka Ilaalada Waddooyinka gobolka Nugaal,Ismaaciil Xirsi Shirwac(Qabaal) oo warbaahinta kula hadlay goobta shilkaasi ka dhacay ayaa faahfaahin ka bixiyay sida uu dhilku dhacay. Halkaan ka daawo PUNTLAND POST The post Daawo: Gaari xamuul ah oo shil ku galay duleedka Garoowe. Maxaa khasaare ka dhashay? appeared first on Puntland Post.

By Dr. Hussein Mohamed Nur In the preceding part (13) of this series, the surprise invasion of the SNM after the peace accord between Barre and Mengistu was detailed. The knee-jerk response of reaction of the government troops to that is discussed in this part. They (the government oops) began shelling and bombing urban populations (especially in Hargeisa) and the rural areas alike mercilessly and indiscriminately. Half million civilians, let alone hundreds of thousands who became internally displaced, fled their sweet homes forming the largest human exodus as refugees in the neighboring country Ethiopia. As part of the massive international exodus of refugees to the rest of the world ensued thousands of these eventually became asylum seekers and refugees in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand. The total number of civilians slaughtered in the process is not known yet. However, conservative estimates put the number of people massacred by the government troops to in the North to about 50,000. Nonetheless, the experiences of survivals considerably show colossal traumas haunting them. Today they express a point of no return to the union with Somalia in the South. Some graphic details and analysis of the dynamics of the fighting between the SNM and government forces and the atrocities, the brutal response, and crimes against humanity ensued during the period of the conflict is briefly dealt with here (details are available in the author’s forthcoming book ‘The Rebirth of Somaliland’). Frantic indiscriminate shelling and aerial bombardments of towns, villages, and rural areas clearly indicate that about 50,000 civilians lost their lives (besides the thousands of martyred liberators). But on the other hand, the sad exodus helped survivors to be united and to form a distinct identity which is still strong among all Somalilanders. The exodus also provided an opportunity for the opposition organization (SNM) as a form of fertile grounds for recruitment of the able-bodied, who without any restraint, chose voluntarily to join the liberation. That strengthened the SNM’s muscle and finally contributed to the defeat of the government troops and finally the fall of the regime. Hargeisa, Somalia, 1977 the Plane has endured war in Ogaden as numerous internal interclan conflicts and later has been disassembled at airport Mogadishu as a source of spare parts. Somalia has received 54 MiG-17 and MiG-17F in 1967 from the USSR. One squadron of MiG-17 was based in Hargeisa and took part in the conflict to Ethiopia in Ogaden 1977-1978 At that time cars basically the Pakistan mercenaries piloted. The shelling was covered by aerial bombardments by the government’s air force MIG-fighter and Hunter fighter planes. The latter planes were piloted by White South African mercenaries who were paid by the government millions of tax payer’s money. Soon after the invasion and by June 1988, the SNM claimed most of the regions of the north save few isolated pockets in and around Berbera to clear. South African pilots pose for a picture before takeoff on another killer sortie in Hargeisa, 1988 In Nairobi evacuated foreign expatriates from the international community eyewitness accounts and reported thousands of dead bodies in the streets of Hargeisa after only a week after the fighting. They also confirmed at least 80 corpses behind a wall in a back street in the city. That was firmly supported by Human rights organization such as the Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Africa Watch (managed by Raqiya Omaar). Other reports corroborated the government troop’s massacre as well as the civilian exodus fleeing to cross the border. A reputable international report noted that the Somali army killed at least 60,000 civilians in the early times of the conflict in the North. The Ethiopian government confirmed hundreds of thousands who arrived in Ethiopia in the early weeks of the war. Water and power lines were cut in Hargeisa and other towns. The aerial bombardments claimed tens of thousands (between 20,000 and 50,000 civilians). In addition to that hundreds of thousands of civilians were internally displaced in the rural parts of the country. In the process, Hargeisa became a ghost city to the extent two German journalists described it in relative similarity to Hiroshima and Nagasaki of Japan during WWII in terms of destruction ensued. 90% of the buildings of Hargeisa were destroyed and erased to the ground. Hargeisa was literally carpet-bombed. War-damaged houses in Hargeisa, a major city in northern Somalia, 1991. The defeated government soldiers in frenzy looted the shops, malls, bazaars, hotels, homes of the civilians and government offices etc. According to my witnesses, it was really unbelievable to see uniformed soldiers while fleeing dressing new clothes and shoes (discarding the boots) from the shops and the markets wearing them over the uniform. Some of them even threw away the military boots and the uniform. The streets were chaotic with merchandise and litter thrown off the shops. After shelling and the building walls got softened, government soldiers started ripping the damaged buildings and started ransacking taking away valuables, furniture from the rubble. Even telephone heads and the electric cables and wires were not spared and taken away. According to witness accounts, they (the defeated soldiers) were taking doors, windows, and their hinges. Everything was up for grabs. They were not fighting but in cruelty every single building/home that was looted was then mined after they finish with so as to render it uninhabitable and, of course, to kill if residents return one day. It was late Colonel Aden Abyan (Aden Adde) who commented (in an interview) and described the immorality of the government soldiers. In his words the Colonel said “… they were immoral. They were making attempts to rape women even in their defeated situation…” (HCTV’s Xussus Reeb programme). Reports described the atrocities committed by the government forces and their extensive abuses of human rights. Survivors interviewed gave eyewitness accounts of similar pattern and personal ordeals they went through. Testimony statements and impartial accounts of foreign relief workers of an Australian aid organization, the Community Aid Abroad (CAA), who were evacuated during the fighting in the Hargeisa, confirmed mass executions by the government troops and the ruthless campaign of terror leashed against the people. Persistent torture, lengthy detentions without trials, arbitrary arrests for ransom by the unpaid government soldiers and security personnel and gang rapes of women, pregnant women bayoneted to death, became routinely common in the daily life of the people. Samantar and Barre on gold thrones Brutal acts of genocide and war crimes were perpetrated against the people. Government air force jet fighters conducted dawn-to-dusk sorties of bombing main towns and villages. Wells and water supplies were destroyed and poisoned. Columns of civilian people fleeing the fighting zones were reported being strafed by the planes and machine-gunned down. Tanks and artillery shelling pounded civilian properties and flattened schools, mosques, markets, hospitals, etc. Nevertheless, all those activities only strengthened the determination of the SNM. While the SNM controlled most of the North, the USC (a southern rebel force) also controlled most of the South. Lieutenant Colonel Ahmed Mohamed Hassan was one of the Somali Air Force pilots who was brought from Ballidoogle as part of a squadron of MIG 17/19 fighter planes and Hunter planes from Baidoa to take the task of bombing escaped and later explained the operation. He reported that they joined another squadron of 13 MIG Fighters which arrived Hargeisa before them. In total 42 fighter planes took part in air attacks on Hargeisa city and suburban areas. Colonel Hassan, on his first sortie, defected to the neighboring Republic of Djibouti after his morals did make him refuse bombing civilian targets. He gave an exclusive telephone interview to the British Newspaper (the Guardian) and to the BBC correspondent at his residence in Luxembourg. The colonel explained the composition of the pilots. The pilots were a mix of Somali nationals and white South African mercenaries. They were conducting sorties by taking off from the Hargeisa airport in the North. The account of the defected pilot provides detailed information and compelling is available elsewhere (in the author’s forthcoming book ‘Rebirth of Somaliland). Colonel Awes Geddow In an interview with Muse Bihi Abdi (the current president), this process together with aerial bombardments went on for six hours a day as a routine for about 4-5 consecutive months. The details provided about the shelling of the rockets and the artillery was planned in such a way to reach varying ranges in terms of the distance they reach in targets so that they take over each other to literally conduct carpet-bombing of the city of Hargeisa to erase all blocks buildings to the ground. Literally, every meter of land was planned to be hit. The plan of the government forces was to launch a rocket or a missile on each I meter of the land area of the city. Details of the technical plans were laid by the commanders such as General Morgan, Colonel Munye and Colonel Abdulaziz to destroy the northern cities and towns especially Hargeisa by indiscriminate artillery shelling, mortar attacks, persistent firing by numerous battalions under instruction and air cover by government planes carpet bombing buildings and homes and even strafing civilians fleeing the war zone. Colonel Awes Geddow (now a resident refugee in the USA) who was directing the artillery shelling to the city. That was recorded by own video (“Kill All But the Crows”) made by government forces army commanders intended to serve their ego and as a show off to their superiors for promotions. However, it later fell into the hands of the SNM forces. The video highlights Colonel Awes Gedow command of artillery shelling of Hargeisa, as follow of instructions of his commander superior, General Mohamed Ali Samatar was recently prosecuted in the US courts for his responsibility of the actions in direct artillery shelling Hargeisa city. Awes Geddow was one of the lead commanders. In the video, he was seen explaining the strategy they were using to destroy the buildings to flush out the SNM fighters and described damage of building and decimation of the civilians as collateral damages. But the rocket artillery was shelled indiscriminately at buildings, whether suspected or not of harboring SNM fighters. Colonel Geddow ruthlessly coordinated. He was directing locations from which the artillery was to be fired from: (1) The artillery command unit, or the Headquarter which housed artillery weapons consisting of D30, M30, M105, 35mm, BMB, and BM21; (2) from the artillery unit at the Tarmac factory (Warshadda Daamurka) which had M30, 105, 121 and 85mm artillery and (3) from the Masalaha unit (near Hargeisa Airport) which was ‘the most important’ (in his own words) which consisted of BM21, 130mm and BM13. He explained that all units were used non-stop aiming at various targets but in combination. The shelling of the Hargeisa city was also coming from the hill near the Repairs and maintenance factory (Warshadda Kabista). Their main purpose was to eliminate the local population and to deprive them shelter so as to not be able to support the SNM fighters. The displaced Hargeisa civilian take refuge in immediate suburban areas such as Geed-Deeble. Yet, the planes were bombing in their bush shelters. The planes were strafing refugees crossing the border to Ethiopia. Other military commanders such as Colonel Abdullahi Shaarub gave orders by shelling at public places (mosques, schools, and business buildings. General Siad Daud, was reported uttering (in own videotape) that the destruction and the destitution of civilians of Hargeisa was a purely natural fate pre-ordained by Allah and as a result of spiritually a natural fate (Qadar) implicating that it should be accepted. What the General denied it was a deliberate choice and purely a philosophical argument to ignore the basic Islamic fundamentals that Allah (SWT) prescribes to distance from and avoid so as not to fall in sins. He was only patronizing the hand-picked audience. Others still clearly insist that the indiscriminate elimination of the population young, elderly, fighter or not, sick, women and children etc. was justified. In other words, their order was to ‘Kill All But the Crow’. The government Colonels who were present in that meeting all voiced and that it is the soil they come from and they belong to it to be return to, i.e., not to survive any longer and killed by their hands neglecting the will of Allah. With the tolerance of the people and the sheer determination of the SNM liberation fighters defeated the government troops at cost. Barre lost the war. On 18 May 1991, the people of Somaliland claimed independence The US intervention in the conflict During the fighting in the North, the US provided aid including defensive arms and a mobile hospital to Barre regime. The US aid was criticized for that as it was only fanning the flames of the civil war and keeping the dictator in power at the expense of massacre of the innocent civilians. Mogadishu was also criticized before the Congress. But pressure from the U.S Congress to the administration later forced the US administration to reduce aid to the Somali government, especially the military aid for offensive purposes markedly which dropped from the U.S $5.5 million in 1985 to $34 million in 1988. Further pressures from the Congress and humanitarian organizations were also urged. Despite all these pressures, however, the U.S administration was still adamant in their intervention of the internal affairs of Somalia. In its fighting with the SNM, the U.S delivered arms shipments such as M-16 and Kalashnikov rifles, grenade launchers and ammunition to Somalia. As was later confessed by the US administration, the U.S military personnel helping the government troops in the war by repairing and maintaining the military communications damaged during the war. Mogadishu, more U.S military personnel arrived and some were reported to be living in an American humanitarian organization’s residence (CARE America) this clearly manifested America’s direct intervention in the war by helping the crumbling regime. Due to the news blackout of the conflict in the North, the US involvement was not known about its involvement in aiding the fading regime until signal alerts came from the US Congress in support of American institutions such as the Human Rights Watch reports and testimonies before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa on 9 March 1989 and before the Subcommittee on international Development Institutions and Finance on 20 June 1989 and comments by the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights and reports by the US National Academy of Science and the Institute of Medicine (for details of the reports see section on Human rights violations). Because of the forceful human-faced combination of pressures, the US Administration was eventually deprived of its freedom of action and, thus, brought its freewheeling policy of support to the dying regime of Siyad Barre. The North was finally liberated within about three years after SNM’s invasion. The SNM administration had to take the next step the restoring the peace, the rehabilitation and rebuilding processes.

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By Dr. Hussein Mohamed Nur This part is about the dynamics of SNM’s ‘operation liberation’ effort of the North from occupied troops of Siyad Barre’s the dictatorial regime. Having signed the truce discussed previously, the SNM found itself in a desperate situation. Nevertheless, the SNM political and military leadership were never distressed of the frantic situation. The SNM had only two options with no third one to choose from: The SNM had to choose either to go for the option of buckling down and reducing itself to a toothless tiger or otherwise to go for broke. They went for the latter. It was immediately after the agreement, that the SNM chairman (Ahmed Mohamed Sillanyo), the Central Committee members and the SNM command and military leaders met at a place called ‘Dhoobo-guduud’. A decisive and final decision was reached there as an alternative left which was to wage war and take on a frontal headlock with the government troops stationed and spread along the border but in the agreed and specified demilitarized buffer zone, about 13 kilometers inside and from the border with Ethiopia, according to the peace accord. For the SNM chairman, the politicians, and the commanders there was no retreat for them but only to go forward to meet the enemy either to achieve victory or to perish in total annihilation. The chairman urgently left the scene (the meeting place) and within few days departed for London for safety and security purposes and, therefore, to avoid retribution by the government of Ethiopia since the decision of the SNM was a breach of the terms of the agreement. A full attack by the SNM forces became imminent. The SNM consumed not much time to regroup its forces dividing them into two main divisional command fronts, i.e, the Madina and the Makka and prepared to march forward towards the border to fulfill targets. Each front had its military targets and objectives. The Makka front forces had to take its military target objectives in the eastern parts of the country initially attacking and capturing Burao. The division was by Colonel Ahmed Mirre Mohamed as the commander and Colonel Adan Suleiman as deputy commander. Countless number of other officers took part and include: Colonels Handulle, Mohamed Kahin, Jama Ali Elmi, Hassan Kayd, Abdirahman Ahmed Hersi ‘Hunsho’, Ismail Aden, Abulhakim Sumuli, Muse Hassan Dhunkal (Muse Bidar), Hassan Abokor, Bidhiid, Ibrahim Jama Dhiif, Jama Digaale Duale, Omar Dhaka Finish, Hassan Kayd and many others. Rebels of Somali National Movement (SNM) sit on their beds -30 November 1989 in Zeila northern Somalia The Western divisional front (Madina) was further divided into two sub-divisions with divergent targets. A sub-divisional command (the Central front – Sayid Ali) with its targets to attack the Adadley garrison. It was led by a dynamic Colonel, Hussein Dheere, as the Commander with Ahmed Hassan Waysa Ade (who is alive today) as the Deputy Commander. The other commanding officers who led the attack on the Adadley military garrison included Mohamed Ali (leading an own unit fighting together with the Sayid Ali forces), Colonels Ahmed Janan Oogo, Mohamed Ismail, Ali Mohamed Yusuf (Ali Gurey), who was originally a civilian intellectual but promoted to a commander and many others. The main western divisional front forces were led by colonel Ibrahim Husssein Dhegaweyne as the commander (who is alive today) and Dayib Gurey (vice commander) together with many other officer commanders such as many other Colonels (Abdillahi Askar, Mahdi Ali, Adan Shine, Aden Abdi Abyan – Adan Ade who led the Sanaani unit, Mohamed Elmi Samatar (aka Mohamed Elmi Galan leading the Sayid Omer unit), Colonel Gamadheere, Hussein Dheere, Abdirahman Aw Ali Farah, Ahmed Dhagah, Mohamoud Haybe Omer, captain Weerar, and many others. The command control of SNM forces was held by Hassan Yonis Habane, Hassan Gurre and Muse Bihi Abdi. The target was to attack Hargeisa starting the onslaught first on the 26thSector HQ and Birjeex Centre and Hargeisa the airport. The Madina front started moving from its base but days later after the Makka front. There was a problem in the procurement of fuel which proved difficult especially for the western command (Madina) front battalions. There was petrol rationing situation at the time. The Eastern front (Makka) had its share of fuel before the western front which was all what was in hand in the hope to get petrol from Ethiopians for the Madina division. But that never came. In fact, the plan to get fuel from Jigjiga but the Ethiopians turned that hope downland left Madina front forces without petrol. Nevertheless, the Makka forces went according to the plan. But the Eastern divisional front (Makka) had petrol just enough to reach the destination (Burao). The forces started moving days earlier than the Madina divisional front forces. On 26 May 1988, at dusk, the Makka front left Samatar Ahmed village. The forces consisted of 1,200 fighters altogether with minimum rounds of ammunition, vehicles etc. By sunset, they reached the town of Dhoqoshay. In the early morning of the next day, they were at a popular place just outside Burao known as the Barta/Badhka (a place where the Barre’s regime’s army used for shooting and execution of the people). Passing the Barta, the SNM forces went straight to Burao with no resistance. At ‘Bar Siigo’ restaurant, the forces were divided into two part forces. One front headed towards the bridge, the other to the Burao military HQ. There was not much resistance as the government forces literally ran off without fighting leaving behind huge ammunitions, weaponry, and tanks which were taken and used by the SNM forces. The SNM forces commander (Colonel Ahmed Mirre) was wounded in the head. Colonel Handulle, also wounded in the arm, had to replace him and took the command. In sum, Burao was liberated within few days of the fighting though later on the SNM met a strong counter-attack from the enemy and counter-attacks from forces dumped at Burao airport straight from South Somalia. The Madina division finally secured fuel through with difficulty but the wittiness and patience of Mohamed Hashi Elmi who raised fuel donations to fill a tanker hidden in the bush. The western divisions front (Madina) eventually moved a couple of days behind than the Eastern front which started the March on 27 May, i.e., on 30 May 1988 and started marching to cross the border from a place named the Masajidka. A noteworthy to mention that Colonel Ga’amadheere, Yousuf Gadhle, and Mohamed Abdi Ali were already secretly in Hargeisa few days before the move for reconnaissance purposes and for intelligence gathering. On departure, the Madina front forces were about 1,500 fighters with a modest amount of transport vehicles. They started the march from ‘Masajidka’ at 12:00 p.m. While on mobility or move the SNM forces were spotted by a surveillance MIG Hunter plane of government Air Force piloted by a South-African mercenary pilot. Continuous reinforcements and replenishment of weapons for the government forces steadily poured for the government from their western battalions and from Berbera port. The SNM forces had scuffles in the late evening before they reached the Command of the 26th Sector. The processions marched to Sheikh Mowdhle at around 5:00pm. From thereon they continued to ‘Sheikh Omer camp’ outside Hargeisa. From thereon they took a rough path made by Sheikh Omer himself years ago called the Halgan path (Waddo Halgan) then down to ‘Adrosh’ village, and then to ‘Hagal’. At about 7:30 pm the SNM forces camped just about 300 meters away from the Command and Control HQ ‘Taliska Fooqa’ (now the Ministry of Defense) of the government forces in the North (the 26th sector). The SNM were ready in defense manner but equally in attack mood to attack too. At the 26 Sector Military HQ and command Centre of the ‘Faqash’, before the SNM started assault they were attacked, according to the plan, the SNM forces were prepared for fighting and they wanted the fighting to happen in the night as they knew by experience that they the SNM forces were stronger in fighting during the night. In that same night, the 26 Command and Birjeex Military Base were captured and most of Hargeisa was in the SNM hands. However, on the morning of 31 may 1988, the fighting proved difficult. The government troops regrouped themselves with an entire brigade from the West. The fighting was taking place inside the city. The strong defenses of Hargeisa had fallen within that same night and in the first few days of fighting. The defeated government forces withdrew to the outskirts of Hargeisa and started to fight from the second echelon of defensive positions,, i.e., from the Airport and from the hills in the East of the city. Ruthless artillery shelling by the government’s inventory troops was coupled by relentless aerial bombardment by the Air Force destroying the city (detailed in elsewhere by the author ‘Rebirth of Somaliland’). The government army was shelling the residential areas and public buildings and centers (schools, mosques, markets etc.) indiscriminately. The SNM sustained heavy human casualty. According to Muse Bihi Abdi (the current president of Somaliland), the SNM lost 60% of its original trained force though young men were joining in hundreds. On 28 May 1988, Colonel Mohamed Ali (leader of Sayid Ali unit) crossed the border to assist SNM’s other central command forces attack on Adadley. These operations were followed by attacks on the coastal areas. However, there was a great resistance at Hargeisa. On 29 May the SNM forces led by Colonel Hussein Ahmed (Hussein Dheere) captured Adadley military garrison with ease and with less resistance. On 30 May 1988, Mohamed Ali Captured Madera prison and Colonel Ibrahim Hussein (Dhegaweyne), commander of the Makka Division (western battalions) and other commanders such as Colonel Aden Adde, Musa Bihi, Mohamed Elmi Samatar, Hussein Dhere, Abdirahman Huunsho, Aden Shine and many other officers of the western front division entered Hargeisa with some resistance. Colonels Ga’amadhere, Mohamoud Haybe Goodaad, Abdillahi Uddo were already in Hargeisa before the forces’ incursion for surveillance and secret mission. From May to September 1988 Hargeisa was under evil forces of destruction of Siyad Barre. After having significant casualties, the SNM’s remaining fighters were forced to retreat to the outskirts of the city. By then Berbera and Hargeisa airports were open for the enemy as the lifeline for the government’s troops which were holding on to areas captured and determined to fight to gain control of Hargeisa. The battle of Hargeisa was severe. Hargeisa was seen strategically meaningless for the SNM since the lifeline of the enemy was still operational. The SNM’s military commanders and strategists made that tactical judgment and a calculated decision to attack Berbera. SNM forces attacked Berbera. Continuous reinforcements and replenishment of weapons for the government forces were steadily streaming and pouring from the Berbera port and their west army battalions. But Berbera was the lifeline for the enemy. But to hold on to the captured areas and fight to gain control of Hargeisa was seen meaningless so long as the lifeline of the enemy was alive and operational. The SNM military commanders and strategists eventually made a tactical judgment and a calculated decision to attack Berbera. The SNM organized a strong force to launch the attack. The SNM force was led by Arab Duale and Abdillahi Hussein (Dhegaweyne) under the operation code named ‘Adan Suleiman’. Both of them were some of the top and brave SNM commanders. Berbera eventually fell into the hands of the SNM. The SNM’s surprise attacks resulted in the capture of the main towns and villages that fell into the hands of the SNM liberation fighters. In general analysis, the SNM forces which crossed the border met no resistance on the way and the all-out offensive they took on the government forces on major towns was surprising and paid dividends. The attacks were lightening and carefully planned. The decision of the SNM was suicidal in nature it was extremely a bold one. It was a matter of life and death and a choice between hope and despair. It was either the decimation or the end of SNM and the end cause of the struggle or a victory and success. But it was the best option for a committed SNM liberator to take. It was characteristics of a real terminator. In the process of the liberation struggle, civilians turned military leaders and many of them became part of the best commanders and leaders. The SNM operations ended with major successes. Barre had a kick in the teeth. The opportunity for the SNM proved that the strong-armed force of Somalia (one of the strongest in Africa) which was weakened by the 1977/78 and defeated with the help and assistance by the Soviet Union and Cuba and other Socialist countries had no chance or morale to fight with the SNM liberators. The SNM easily defeated and humiliated the Somali government forces affected by low morale. The SNM’s weaponry or arsenal was insufficient due financial constraints. The SNM faced the strength and might of the Government’s regular government force which was then considered as one of the largest and strongest in black Africa. Yet most often than not the SNM forces had the upper hand. The peace agreement was beneficial for the Somali troops in getting relived from the SNM pressure. But it ended to be, in a way, a blessing in disguise for the SNM forces. It was a wake-up call for the SNM as there were some standing differences between groups during the time of the truce signing. But nevertheless, when the news was heard, all of a sudden hatches were buried, differences were forgotten buried and the groups became united as if sharing a single soul. With sheer determination, emotion and patriotism the government forces were easily defeated. In desperation the government forces resorted to killing and massacring innocent civilians, bombarding and shelling public places, schools, hospitals, mosques, markets, and made efforts to erase building to the ground and reduce the city to rubble. Water and electricity supplies were cut off. More than 50,000 civilians of men, women, and children were killed. Torture of civilians and massive arrests of people became routine, which existed even well before the eruption of the fighting as reported by international human rights organizations. The surprise attacks and the SNM invasion caused a difficult period for the people of Somaliland origin inside the South (Somalia), particularly in Mogadishu. Many high ranking officers from the North who originally contributed to the formation of the SNM military wing were still trapped inside the country. The politicians, civil servants and intellectuals such as Jama Mohamed Ghalib, Ahmed Hassan Musa, Omer Mohamed Handulle (Omer Bobe), Mohamed Hawadleh Madar (Jiir), Mohamed H Hassan Salah, Osman Ali Jama (Osman Kaluun) who were behind the formation of the SNM and facilitation of the departure missions of military officers to join the SNM in Ethiopia were still in Mogadishu. Women were the backbone and the machinery at the back of the forces by helping the wounded as paramilitary, medical staff and also. Apart from their significant auxiliary roles many of them fought alongside men. Details of SNM’s attacks on the Hargeisa have been provided officers, commanders as well as the SNM liberators. Before SNM entered the country, SNM attacks were only sporadic. The SNM, during its struggle, lost important commanders such as Colonel Mohamed Hashi ‘Lixle’ and others as well fighters in some attacks such as those on Ballay Gubadle and Buroa-Duuray in 1984. By December 1988 the entire of Hargeisa fell into the hands of the SNM forces. However, in September 1988 the SNM forces withdrew purely for the safety of the population and for tactical reasons. Some argue that was because of differences within the SNM commanders and politicians. That was exactly a military tactic and nothing with politics. After all, politicians were not on the ground. However, Hargeisa was not liberated for a quite along until around the time Bare regime fell. The SNM lost thousands of fighters and many of our cream, trained and talented soldiers and commanders while many lost their lives or wounded (like myself) in the fierce fighting and battles. Thousands of government soldiers and commanders were killed or wounded in the battle with the SNM forces. The commanders of the government troops (some of them were killed) included: Generals such as Mohamed said Hersi (Morgan), Ahmed Warsame, Osman Gaab, Ali Kediye, Kahiye, Cadceed, Hirane, Siyad Daud, Abdulaziz Ali Barre, Yousuf Tallan, Anaboodhe and colonels such as Ina Ma’allin, Codweyn, Fardojan, ina Kora Jan, Awes Gedow, Munye Aby Munye and others. The SNM had the upper hand and defeated the government forces but the SNM chose to consider the human aspect of the war with the defeated soldiers and their Commanders. Instead of taking prisoners of war (POW) and resorting to inhumane treatments, the SNM gave a special treatment to the war prisoners of the defeated armed troops and associated militia groups in the hands of the SNM. Over 10,000 soldiers and the militias fighting alongside the government forces were given safe passages by the SNM to cross the border with Ethiopia safely to find their own routes back to the South. That took place without torture or carrying revenge contrary to the regime’s atrocities to civilians in the north. Until now there no monuments erected for the SNM war heroes with the exception of two erected by Mohamoud Wadad, an ex-SNM fighter for two brave fallen heroes (Mohamed Haji Muse ‘Haragwafi’ at Aw Barkahdle and for Hamud Ibrahim Yasin at Dhibato which stands right on where he died on 25 May 1988 while fighting with the government forces and Dubato village. As a matter of fact, Hamud died in 1984 at Burao-Duray with Lixle. The fierce and surprise attacks of the SNM and the successful consequent achievements the SNM forces made in which thousands of SNM fighters lost their lives has been described by the following lines (in communication with the SNM leaders and fighters who died during the entire period of struggle): Sargaal iyo Midah Siyaasi (whether an officer or a politician) Barbaar sooc ahoo aqoon lihi (selected young and educated) Suldaan iyo caaqilkiisa (A sultan and his chief) Raggii surmiga cadceediyo (the men who suffered in scorched sun) Saraaraha noo maraayay (for us those who were went inside the gulleys and gorges) Soomalilaand way xorowdoo (Know that Somaliland is free). (Composed by Ali Rabi Seenyo). The enlightening success of the SNM’s invasion was described as a successfully accomplished mission as described by the following poetic line in Jamal Ali Hussein’s 2009 poem ‘Abaal Gud’: [“Halgankii Gobanimo Doonkii SNM, Guul ku soo Khatimye”) which means “The SNM Struggle Ended with Success”]. For an account of the atrocities and government reprisal practices by the government forces on the civilian population as a result of the SNM’s surprise attacks and invasion until the last moments of fighting and defeat read next part (Continued).

Taliska Booliska qaybta ee gobolka nugaal ayaa maanta warbaahinta u soo bandhigay gaar nooca candho meedlaha looyaqaan oo siday 50 kartoon oo timir dhacday ah. kar toomadii ay ku jirtay timirtan ayaa lagu buufiyay taariikh buufis ah oo aan ahayn tii loogu talagalay ee ahayd waqtigeedii rasmiga ah. Warbaahinta ayaa sidookale latusay muuqaalka timirtan oo gabi ahaanba isbadalay ,kaas oo aan ahayn mid la isticmaali karo. Xogta gaarigan ayaa Ciidamada Booliska ee gobolka nugaal waxaa lawadaagay oo ku soo wargaliyay Hay,ada taya dhowrka Puntland, waxaana laxaqiijiyay in gaarigan uu urarnaa magaalada baladweyne ee xarunta gobolka hiiraan. Timirtan dhacday ee lagu qabtay gaarigan xamuulka ah ayaa waxaa la damacsanaa in lagu harqiyo shacabka masaakiinta ah ee soomaaliyeed oo ay daashadeen dagaalada sokeeye 27 sano mudo ku siman. Taliska qeybta Booliska ee gobolka nugaal iyo maamulka gobolka ayaa lafilayaa in arintaan mar dhow ka hadlaan. Halkan hoose ka daawo Sawirrada uu ka soo qaaday Wariyaha Puntlandi ufadhiya magaalada Garoowe.

Nairobi (HOL) - A United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) report released on Tuesday has named Somalia one of the riskiest places to be born. According to UNICEF, Somalia is in a four-way tie for the fourth most dangerous country to be a newborn. Source: Hiiraan Online

Wax gadarka iyo cuqaasha degmada Towfiiq ee gobolka mudug ayaa ku howlan dadaalo ay ku dhex dhexaadinayaan beelo dhawaan ku dagaalamay degmada Towfiiq. Nabadoonada ayaa sheegay in haatan nabadaynta labadaasi beelood ay meel wanaagsan umarayso oo labada dhinacna laysa soo hor fariisiyay si xal looga gaaro waxa ay kala tabanayaan. dhanka kale wararka naga soo gaaraya degmada Towfiiq ayaa sheegaya in Ceel biyood ku yaalay halkaasi ay soo weerareen kooxo hubaysan,kuwaas oo iska hor imaad socday mudo nususaac ah ku dhexmaray halkaasi ilaalada ceelka, mana jirin wax khasaare ah oo ka dhashay weerarkaasi. Hadaba Nabadoon Siciid Nuur Xirsi oo kamid ah ah Nabadoonada degmada Towfiiq ayaa warbaahinta usheegay in ay kuhowlanaayeen maalmahan daminta colaada beelahasi ,waxaana uu dhanka kale uu faah faahin kabixiyay weerarkii lagu soo qaaday Ceel biyood kuyaalay degmada Towfiiq. Halkan ka dhagayso Nabadoon Siciid . Nabadoon-Sicid

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online) – War ka soo baxay Wasaarada Dastuurka Maamulka Koofur-Galbeed ayaa lagu sheegay in xariirkii ay la haayeen wasaarada Dastuurka Soomaaliya ay u jareen, sidaasi waxaa lagu yiri warqad kasoo baxday xafiiska wasiirka dastuurka Koofur-Galbeed Cabdullahi Shiiq Xasan. Wasiirka wasaarada Dastuurka Maamulka Koofur-Galbeed Cabdullahi Shiiq Xasan ayaa sheegay in la dafiraad weyn loogeystay Wasaarada Dastuur ee Koofur-Galbeed isla markaana dafiraadaasi uu ka danbeeyay Wasiirka Wasaarada Xukumada Soomaaliya Cabdiraxmaan Xoosh Jirriil. Sidoo kale dafiraadaasi ayaa lagu micneeyay in ay timid kadib markii booqasho oo uu horkacayo wasiirka dastuurka ee xukuumadda soomaliya islamarkaana qeybn ay ka ahaayeen gudigada dastuurka ee baarlamaanka soomaaliya iyo midka qaran ee madaxa banaan ay ku tagi lahaayeen magaalada Baydhabo ee xarunta Gobalka Bay uu baaqday iyaga oo aan lagu wergelin wasaarada dastuurka ee maamulkaKoofur-Galbeed ee soomaliya. Booqashadaasi ayay kula kulmi lahaayeen wafdigaan Madaxweynaha maamulka koonfur galbeed soomaliya Shariif Xasan Shiiq Aadan iyo waliba ururada bulshada rayidka ah ee maamulka koonfur galbeed soomaliya balse waxaa lagu yiri arintyaasi ayaanana dhicin. Wasiirka Dastuurka C/raxmaan Xoosh Jibriil iyo Guddiyada Dastuurka ayaa safaro ku kala bixinayay deegaanada maamul goboleedyada, kaasoo la xiriira sidii wadatashi loogu soo sameyn lahaa Dastuurka, lalana kulmo qeybaha kala duwan ee bulshada iyo maamulada deegaanka. Warqadaan uusoo saaray wasiirka wasaarada dastuurka ee maamulka koonfur galbneed soomaliya Cabdullahi Shiiq Xasan ayaa waxa sidoo kale lagu sheegay mar hadii qaladkaasi dhacay lagu laabto ismaalrkaana raali gelin laga bixiyo. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com The post Wasaaradda Dastuurka Koofur Galbeedka oo xiriirka u jartay Wasaaradda Dastuurka Federaalka appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online)- Waxaa maanta dib loo furmay qeybo ka mida Suuqa weyn ee Bakaaraha magaalada Muqdisho, kadib markii uu xirnaa labadii maalmood ee lasoo dhaafay. Ganacsatada waaweyn ayaa xiray suuqa, iyadoo ganacstada kale ku amray inay xiraan ganacsigooda, taasoo keentay in Suuqu shaqeyn waayey muddo laba maalmood ah, laakiin waxaa muuqata inaysan socon karin tallaabada ay Ganasatada isku xayireen, iyagoo ka cabanaya canshuur ay soo rogtay Wasaaradda Maaliyadda xukuumadda Soomaaliya. Wasaaradda Maaliyadda ayaa ku adkeysaneysa in canshuurta iibka ee lagu soo rogay badeecadaha lagu qaado Dekeda, halka Ganacsatada ay diidan yihiin in alaab aan wali suuqa la geyn laga qaado canshuurta Iibka oo ah 5%. Ganacsatadda gadoodka wada ayaan weli ku guuleysan in wax tanaasul ah ka helaan dowladda Soomaaliya oo ku adkeysaneysa canshuurta iibka ee ay soo rogtay, waxaana is mari waaga jira uu yahay kii ugu adkaa ee labada dhinac ka dhex oogma. Ganacsatada ayaa kulamo la leh xildhibaannada Baarlamaanka, iyagoo raadinaya qaab loo xaliyo khilaafka kala dhaxeeya wasaaradda Maaliyadda, iyadoo dekadda ay ku xayiran yihiin alaab uu kharash ku socdo, welina la soo xirin maraakiib u socota ganacsatada oo taagan xeebta Muqdisho. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com The post Ganacsiga Suuqa Bakaaraha oo dib u furmay & Dowladda Soomaaliya oo dhegaha ka fureysatay Ganacsatada appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Wax gadarka iyo cuqaasha degmada Towfiiq ee gobolka mudug ayaa ku howlan dadaalo ay ku dhex dhexaadinayaan beelo dhawaan ku dagaalamay degmada Towfiiq. Nabadoonada ayaa sheegay in haatan nabadaynta labadaasi beelood ay meel wanaagsan umarayso oo labada dhinacna laysa soo hor fariisiyay si xal looga gaaro waxa ay kala tabanayaan. dhanka kale wararka naga soo gaaraya degmada Towfiiq ayaa sheegaya in degmada iyo Ceel biyood ku yaalay degmada ay soo weerareen kooxo hubaysan,kuwaas oo iska hor imaad socday mudo nususaac ah ku dhexmaray ilaalada ceelka iyo malayshiyaadkii soo weeraray kuwaas oo aan ilaa iyo hada lasheegin cida ay yihiin. Hadaba Nabadoon Siciid Nuur Xirsi oo kamid ah ah Nabadoonada degmada Towfiiq ayaa warbaahinta usheegay in ay kuhowlanaayeen maalmahan daminta colaada beelahasi ,waxaana uu dhanka kale uu faah faahin kabixiyay weerarkii lagu soo qaaday Ceel biyood kuyaalay degmada Towfiiq. Halkan ka dhagayso Nabadoon Siciid . Nabadoon-Sicid

Muqdisho (PP) ─ Ganacsiga Suuqa Bakaaraha ee Muqdisho ayaa qaarkood dib loo furay saakay oo Talaado ah, kaddib markii sababo la xiriira canshuur ay soo kordhisay dowladda Somalia ay u xirnaayeen labadii casho ee lasoo dhaafay. Dib u furidda qaybo ka mid ah suuqan oo ah kan ugu weyn Soomaalia ayaa imaanaysa iyadoo aan wax xal ah laga gaarin murannadii Ganacsatada iyo Wasaaradda Maaliyadda Somalia u dhexeeya ee ku aaddanaa canshuuraha ay dowladdu soo kordhisay. Sidoo kale, Tallaabadan ayaa imaanaysa iyadoo kulan shalay Muqdisho ku dhex-maray ganacsatada Gobolka Banaadir iyo Guddiga Ganacsiga iyo Warshadaha ee Baarlamaanka Somalia aan wax xal lagu gaarin. Wasaaradda Maaliyadda ayaa ku adkeysaneysa in canshuurta iibka ee lagu kordhiyay badeecadaha lagu qaado Dekedda, halka Ganacsatada ay diiddan yihiin in alaab aan wali suuqa la geyn laga qaado canshuurta 5% ah. Dhanka kale, Golaha wasiirrada Somalia oo shalay Muqdisho ku kulmay ayaa soo jeediyay in canshuurta in la qaado ay tahay mid lagama maarmaan ah si ay dowladdu hawlaheeda ugu fududeyso. Ugu dambeyn, Guddiga joogtada ah ee Baarlamaanka Somalia ayaa maanta la filayaa in kulan gaar ah ka yeesho arrintan is mari waaga keena ee u dhexeys Ganacsatada iyo Wasaaradda Maaliyadda Somalia. PUNTLAND POST The post Ganacsiga Suuqa Bakaaraha Qaarkiis oo dib u furmay iyo Murankii Canshuurta oo Taagan appeared first on Puntland Post.

Taliska ciidanka booliiska gobolka Nugaal ayaa warbaahinta uga yeeray saldhiga bartamaha Garowe, halkaas oo goor dhow lagusoo bandhigayo gaari Xamuul ah oo sida Raashin dhacay oo la doonayay in la galiyo suuqyada Puntland. Ciidankaan amniga ayaa qabtay gaarigaan, kadib markii ay xogtiisa heleen, waxaana lagu xiray isaga iyo raggii wadayaasha ka ahaa saldhiga dhexe ee Garowe. Faahfaahin intaan ka badan goor dhow la socda.

Shacabka Puntland oo kaashanaya dowladdooda ayaa guulo lataaban karo ka gaaray Barnaamijkii ahaa Puntland iyo shacabkeeda ha is kutashadaan oo uu hal kudhigeeda uu lahaa Madaxweyne Cabdiwali Cali Gaas. iyadoo laga duulayo hal kudhigaasi Madaxweynaha Puntland ayaa wax yaabihii shacbaka Puntland uqabsoomay waxaa kamid ahaa. 1- Soo dhawayntii iyo Ambabixintii loo sameeyay kumanaan Qoxooti soomaali iyo yamaniyiin isugu jira oo Bosaaso ka soo dagay sandii 2015 kii kuwaas oo ka soo cararay dagaalada ka socda dalka Yaman iyadoo haatana wali ay soo gaarayaan magaalada Bosaaso dakaasi ka soo cararaya dagaalka ka socda dalka Yaman. 2- Gurmadkii loo sameeyay dadkii ay saamaysay Sunaamidii ku dhufatay qaybo kamid ah gobolada Puntland 2013kii . 3- dhismaha wadada Ceel daahir iyo Ceerigaabo oo haatan meel gabo gabo ah maraysa ,iyo wadooyinkale oo haantan abaabulkooda dhismo uu socdaan ,oo ay kamid tahay wadada Caluula iyo kala beer. 4- Gurmadkii ay shacabka Puntland ufidiyeen walaalahooda ku waxyeeloobay Qaraxii masiibada ahaa ee Zoobe oo ay Puntland gudigii Qarixii Zoobe ay ku wareejisay lacag cadadkeeda gaaraysa ku dhawaad nus malyan doorlarka Maraykanka ah. 5- Badbaadintii doonidii ku soo caariday xeebta magaalada Bosaaso 4tii bishan oo ay ukaceen shacabka, dowladda ,ganacsatada Culimada , iyo shirkadaha gaarka loo leeyahay ee ka howlaga magalaada Bosaaso,waxaana lagu guulaystay in labad baadiyo mudo sagaal maalmood ah kadib hantidii saarneed doontaasi oo lagu qiyaasay kudhawaad 9 boqol oo kun oo doolar. Hadaba Warbixin arintaasi ku saabsan oo uu idiin diyaariyay Warsidaha Puntlandi.com halkan hoos ka dhagayso. Warbixinta iskutashiga shacabka Puntland

Maxkamadda Ciidamadda Qalabka Sida ee Dowladda Federaalka Soomaliya ayaa saakay xukuntay Sarkaalkii dilka u geeystay Abaanduulahii Ciidamada Badda Soomaaliya. Maxkmada ayaa dil toogasho ah ku riday G/sare Cabdi Naasir Xoosh Maxammed oo horey u dilay Sareeye Guuto Saciido aadan Yuusuf (Mariino) Ex, Abaanduulihii Ciidamada Badda. G/sare Cabdi Naasir Xoosh Maxammed Maxkamada ciidamada qalabka sida ee Soomaaliya ayaa 10-kii bishaan dhageeystay dacwada G/sare Cabdinaasir Xoosh oo gacantiisa ku dilay Sareeye Guuto Saciido aadan Yuusuf (Mariino) Ex, Abaanduulihii Ciidamada Badda. Taasi ayaa ka dhigeeysa Sarkaalkii ugu horeeyay oo dil bareer ah u geeysta sarkaal kale kadib muran soo kala dhaxgala Qareenka u doodaya Gaashaanlaha la xukumay ayaa hore u qiray in sarkaalku uu dilay Abaanduulaha isaga oo ku baaqay in eedeeysanaha loo naxariisto islamarkaasina uu dhiibo diyo. Hoos ka dhageeyso Codka http://puntlandpost.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Cod-Maxkmada-By-Cowke.mp3 Xasan Maxamed Samatar Cowke Puntland Post Muqdisho The post Maxkmada CQS oo Xukun ku riday Sarkaalkii Dilay Abaanduulihii ciidamada Badda appeared first on Puntland Post.

Some 40 Al-Shabaab returnees in Kilifi County have been taken to various rehabilitation centres in Mombasa, the government says. Source: Hiiraan Online

Source: Hiiraan Online

Mogadishu, Somalia - It used to be Hollywood. Then it became Bollywood. Now Yesilcam, as Turkey calls its film industry, has taken over silverscreens in Somalia. Source: Hiiraan Online

Maxkamadda Darajada 1-aad ee Ciidanka Qalabka sida ee Soomaaliya ayaa xukun dil ah kuriday maanta G/sare C/naasir Xoosh oo ahaa sarkaalkii dilay Abaanduulihii Ciidanka Badda Soomaaliyeed Siciid Aadan yuusuf Siciid Mariino. Maxkamada ayaa sarkaalkan ku xukuntay sidoo kale in darajadii uu ciidanka kulahaa laga xayuubiyo. Maxkamada ayaa sheegtay markii ay aragtay marag muujinta iyo cadaymihii la horkeenay Maxkamada ay u cadaatay in uu G/sare C/naasir Xoosh si ulakac ah uu udilay Abaanduulaha. Go,aanka ka soo baxay Maxkamada waxaa ku dhawaaqay Guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Darajada koowaad ee Ciidamada Qalabka Sida G/sare Xasan Cali Nuur Shuute. Halkan hoose ka dhagayso codka Gudoomiyaha Maxkamada. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Maxkamadda Ciidanka Qalabka ayaa goordhow riday Xukun Toogasho ah kadib markii lasoo afjaray kiista toogashada bareerka ah ee uu geystay Gaashaanle Sare C/naasir Xoosh oo ka tirsan ciidamada Badda Soomaaliya. Maxkamada ayaa Xukunka ku riday Gaashaanle Sare C/naasir Xoosh, waxa ayna sheegtay inuu qirtay in falka dilka ah uu u geystay si kutalo gal ah. Gaashaanle Sare C/naasir Xoosh ayaa lagu eedeeyay in uu dil bareer ah u geystay Taliye ku-xigeenkii hore ee Ciidamada Badda Sareeyo Guutto Siciid Aadan Yuusuf Mariino. Maxkamadu waxa ay sidoo kale sheegtay in gacan ku dhiigle C/naasir Xoosh ay u dhamaatay dhageysiga dacwada oo horay u dhacday. Eedeysanaha ayaa heysto fursad kale oo uu ku dalban karo Rafcaan, hadii uusan ku qanacsaney xukunka Maxkamadda Darajada Koowaad ee Ciidamada Qalabka Sida Somaliya. Xasan Cali Nuur Shuute, Gudoomiyaha Maxkamadda Darajadda Koowaad ee Ciidamada Qalabka Sida ayaa warbaahinta u aqriyay xukunka lagu riday Gaashaanle Sare C/naasir Xoosh. Sidoo kale, Gaashaanle Sare C/naasir Xoosh, ayaa taliye ku-xigeenkii badda Saciid Mariino ku dhex dilay Xafiiskisa 18-kii Bishii lasoo dhaafay. Geesta kale, taliye ku-xigeenkii badda ayaa u dhintay dhaawac kasoo gaaray dhowr xabadood oo looga dhuftay qeybaha sare ee Jirkiisa. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com The post Sawir: Gaashaanle Sare ka tirsan dowlada Federaalka oo lagu riday Xukun dil ah + Warbixin appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Mogadishu (HOL) - An outspoken and prominent traditional elder has passed away in a Mogadishu hospital late Monday night. Source: Hiiraan Online

Mogadishu (HOL) - A outspoken and prominent traditional elder has passed away in a Mogadishu hospital late Monday night. Source: Hiiraan Online

The African Union (AU) has deployed its election observers in Djibouti, for the legislative elections scheduled to take place on Friday in the Horn of African nation. The Chairperson of the AU Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, has deployed the AU election observation mission (AUEOM) led by Anicet-Georges Dologuele, former Prime Minister of the Central African Republic (CAR), according to a statement from the pan-African bloc on Monday. The mission is composed of 38 members, including, ambassadors accredited to the AU in Addis Ababa, pan-African parliamentarians, heads of institutions in charge of elections and members of organizations of the African civil society. The Members of the observation mission are drawn from 22 African countries, including, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia, Gabon, Guinea, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Mauritania, Central African Republic, Republic Democratic Congo, Rwanda, Senegal, Seychelles, Somalia, Chad, Togo and Tunisia. The main purpose of the mission is to make an honest, independent and impartial observation and assessment of the organization and conduct of these elections. The mission will meet with the political, administrative and judicial authorities of the country, the institutions in charge of elections, the national actors involved in the electoral process and the representatives of the international community in order to be aware of the arrangements made to ensure a free and credible elections in the country. The AU mission will deploy its observers to all the regions and districts of the country. The mission will present its preliminary report at a press conference on Feb. 26, highlighting its observations and recommendations to the political authorities and other stakeholders, according to the statement. Source: – Xinhua The post AU deploys election observers in Djibouti appeared first on Caasimada Online.