Facebook is putting its short-term money where its mouth is, reducing the presence of viral videos in an effort to boost well-being of users of its site. In Facebook’s Q4 2017 earnings report today CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that “Already last quarter, we made changes to show fewer viral videos to make sure people’s time is well spent. In total, we made changes that reduced time spent on Facebook by roughly 50 million hours every day.” Source: Hiiraan Online

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-La-taliyaha dhinaca siyaasada xafiiska Madaxweynaha Somalia Maxamuud Axmed Nuur ‘’Tarsan’’, ayaa ka hadlay wararka sheegaya in caburin lagu hayo Siyaasiyiinta ku dhaqan dalka, gaar ahaan kuwa magaalada Muqdisho. Tarsan ayaa sheegay in shaqsi ahaantiisa aanu u muuqan caburin lagu hayo Siyaasiyiinta, waxa uuna tilmaamay in la doonaayo keliya ilaalinta xadka hadalka. Waxa uu sheegay Tarsan in Siyaasiga ka tabankara caburinta keliya uu yahay mid ka weecda xadka loogu talo galay xoriyada hadalka, waxa uuna tilmaamay in la doonaayo in hadalka lagu saleeyo waaqica jira. Tarsan oo u waramaayay Idaacada Risaala ee magaalada Muqdisho ayaa carab ***** in xiliga lagu jiro Siyaasiyiinta ku nool magaalada Muqdisho ay yihiin kuwo heysta xoriyad hadal, markii laga soo tago dowladihii hore. ‘’Anigu waxaan qabaa inaanu jirin caburin lagu hayo Siyaasiyiinta, midka dareemikara caburinta waa kan doonaayo inuu ku hadlo waxa uu rabo, dabcan taa macquul manoqoneyso’’ ‘’Siyaasigu maaha inuu sheego wax ummadda iska horkeenaya, oo ka dhalan kara burbur iyo xasilooni daro siyaasadeed, haddii uu hadalkiisa xadka ka baxo waa laga hortagayaa inta uusan dhibaato abuurin hadalkiisa taa lama orankaro caburin’’ Tarsan ayaa sheegay in xoriyadu ay tahay in qofka la xadido hadalkiisa, waxa uuna cadeeyay in xitaa dalalka qaar aysan ka jirin xoriyad lamid ah tan ay heystaan Siyaasiyiinta. Haddalka Tarsan ayaa imaanaya xili Siyaasiyiinta mucaaradka ay dowlada Somalia ku eedeeyan inay ku heyso dhibaato iyo caburin dhanka hadalka ah. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com The post Tarsan oo ka Jawaabay wararka sheegaya in Caburin lagu hayo Siyaasiyiinta Mucaaradka appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Smartphones helped terror organizations grow and communicate. Now the devices are contributing to their downfall. Source: Hiiraan Online

During President Trump’s first State of the Union address Tuesday night, he repeatedly tried to conflate immigrants, including DREAMers, with terrorists and gang members—the latest in a string of racist or xenophobic statements Trump has made throughout his time in office. Source: Hiiraan Online

A Kenyan member of parliament, TJ Kajwang, who presided over the symbolic inauguration of Raila Odinga has been arrested. Source: Hiiraan Online

More than a year after United Nations peacekeepers were condemned by their own auditors for heedlessly dumping sewage, untreated waste water, garbage, medical waste and other dangerous materials in a wide array of war-torn countries, the same horrific health practices have surfaced again, in battered Somalia. Source: Hiiraan Online

Zimbabwe has announced that white farmers still in business after controversial land reforms will be able to obtain 99-year leases, signalling a new government approach to the key agricultural sector. Source: Hiiraan Online

Somalia and the United Nations on Wednesday launched a major innovation challenge to seek ideas from young Somalis on improving the living conditions of people in internally displaced persons (IDPs) communities. Source: Hiiraan Online

As immigration remains a hot-button issue in American politics, more Somali media outlets have spread across Minnesota in recent years — often to amplify the community’s positive contributions — even as the businesses face steep financial challenges. Source: Hiiraan Online

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — An iron collar that kept slaves in bondage. A branding iron that marked human beings as someone’s property. A photograph of black babies captioned as “alligator bait.” A fine china plate with gold lettering that says, “KKK ‘God Give Us Men.’” Source: Hiiraan Online

DJIBOUTI — “World War III will start here.” We had been driving around the streets of this African city for more than an hour, and my companion — an agent from the national intelligence service whom I will call Mohammed — was excited by the implications of what he had been showing me Source: Hiiraan Online

The President of Somalia, Hon. Mohamed Abdilahi Farmajo has lost the confidence of Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) which the Head of State held discussions in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital. Mr. Farmajo lobbied IGAD members to vote for his candidate who was running for the Secretariat. Somalia Minister of Foreign Affairs Amb. Ahmed Isse Awad held series of meeting in the sidelines with IGAD officials to rally behind their candidate to clinch the regional bloc top position. Mr. Abdusalam Hadiye Omer, a Somaliland by birth was Somalia’s hopes were dashed o head the eight member regional bloc since its establishment in 1996. Somalia was later defeated in its bid by Uganda which succeeded in convincing the Bloc members to rally behind their candidature. The biggest challenge that impeded the chances of Somalia was that the debt of Somalia reached around 1 million. Uganda has recently paid the IGAD debt which has boosted its chances to defeat Somalia in leading the regional bloc.

WICHITA, Kan. — Federal prosecutors are dropping one of the charges against a man accused of plotting to bomb an apartment complex housing Somali immigrants in western Kansas. Source: Hiiraan Online

Isbitaalka Erdogan ee magaalada Muqdisho waxaa la gaarsiiyay afar qof oo ka mid ah dadkii shalay ku dhaawacmay dab qabsaday xarumo ganacsi oo ku yaalla magaalada Garoowe. Sida uu inoo xaqiijiyay guddoomiyihii hore ee gobolka Mudug, Maxamed Yusuf Tigey, waxaa isbitaalka ku geeriyooday Cawil Ismaaciil oo ka mid ah afarta qof ee dhaawacyadooda ay cuslaayeen ee la geeyay Muqdisho. Isbitaalka ayaa sidoo kale la tacaalaya saddexda qof ee kale, kuwaas oo haatan ku jira qeybta gargaarka deg deg ah halkaas oo lugu dabiibayo. Duqa magaalada caasimadda ah ee Garoowe, Xasan Maxamed Khaliif (Goodir) oo dhankiisa shir jaraa’id Garoowe ku qabtay wuxuu sheegay afar qof inay dabka ku geeryoodeen, wuxuuna baaq u diray bulshada reer Puntland oo uu ka dalbaday inay ka qeyb qaataan sidii aanu mar labaad usoo laaban musiibadii ka dhacday magaalada Garowe.

A combination of family ties, the desire to avenge ill-treated loved ones and economic distress is driving some young Kenyan women into the arms of Somali terrorist group Al Shabaab. Once recruited, the women play various roles in the violent extremist group as recruiters, spies, cooks and cleaners, according to a report by the Institute for Security Studies in Africa. Researchers interviewed 108 women from communities in Nairobi, Mombasa, Garissa, Diani, Kwale and Kisumu, which have been affected by violent extremism. They also spoke to women who had returned from Al-Shabaab camps, civil society and community leaders and organisers, as well as government officials and donors. Responses from the study, “Violent Extremism in Kenya: Why women are a priority”, provide an expansive view of women beyond being mere victims of violent extremism. Even though the full extent of women’s involvement in violent extremism remains unknown, researchers Irene Ndung’u and Uyo Salifu found that women were more actively involved in non-combative or indirect roles than in direct ones. The indirect roles women play appear to be more prominent than direct participation as perpetrators of violent extremist acts. Globally, women are trapped into violent extremism and terrorism by strong relationship ties based on family, kinship and romance. They may also be driven by grievances regarding their economic and socio-political circumstances and a commitment to and/or the oppression of certain religious or ideological beliefs. The interplay between these drivers, which create the dynamics for women’s involvement in violent extremism, is also reflected in the study’s findings. However, the report had remained embargoed for a year because of the sensitivity about releasing information regarding terrorism. Intelligence wing Ms Salifu, a researcher in the ISS transnational threats and international crime programme, said: “The heightened sensitivity around terrorism in Kenya and the nature of the security situation at the time gave rise to the delay in the report’s release.” Women’s involvement in violent extremism remains deeply nuanced and defies generalisation, according to the report. Women have reportedly travelled to Somalia to join Al Shabaab, or have been recruiting for the group, masterminding terrorist attacks in Mombasa, forming terror cells, and channelling information and finances for terrorist organisations. Government officials in Garissa and Diani told researchers, however, that in their experience, perpetrators were often male, and aged between 16 and 25 years and that no women had been convicted on terror-related charges. So far only four women – three Kenyans and a Tanzanian – have been charged in connection with terrorism. Maryam Said Aboud and Khadija Abdulkadir Abubakar from Malindi, Ummul Khayr Sadir Abdalla from Tanzania and Halima Adan Ali of Mombasa were charged with 19 terror charges, including being members of Al-Shabaab and conspiracy to commit terrorism in Kenya. Another five have been charged with aiding terrorists or concealing information about them. Although none of the respondents for the study conducted in 2016 had first-hand knowledge of women who had carried out acts of terrorism, government officials told researchers that many girls had gone to Somalia, where some had been trained as suicide bombers and that one had been arrested on terror-related charges, while the others had some involvement in attacks. Extremist groupings are increasingly targeting women and children as these might not come under the scrutiny of security agencies as attackers. Secrecy around cultural and religious norms has likely made women fearful of speaking out even when attempts are made to recruit them. Some women are reluctant to speak publicly and prefer to have men speak for them. Also, those who take part in violent extremism fear exposure by government officials, reprisals from Al Shabaab or being stigmatised by their communities should they confess their involvement or speak about their experiences. Government officials claim that women play operational roles, gathering intelligence and spying for Al Shabaab. The women are reportedly ‘used to collect information [and for] surveillance because they are viewed with less suspicion’ and ‘pass this information on to others’. One official claimed that “women are part of Amniyat, the intelligence wing of Al-Shabaab”. Speaking in focus groups, women revealed that some of them used their positions as wives, sisters and mothers to recruit for violent extremist organisations. Kinship In Nairobi’s Majengo area, a female recruiter was reportedly well known for inducing young men in particular to join Al-Shabaab with the promise of jobs. “It may well be that women’s involvement as violent actors is kept hidden,” the researchers say, but they cite prevalent socio-cultural and religious norms that limit the roles women play in extremist organisations. Kenya and Somalia are male-dominated societies where women traditionally play the role of nurturers and peacemakers, preferably within a domestic context. Female recruiters continue to be viewed through the patriarchal lenses of two female stereotypes: mother and temptress. Those recruiting outside the home, such as in the refugee camps, were seen as temptresses ‘luring’ young men with false promises. Inside violent extremist groups, women play various supporting roles for the fighting men. They could provide shelter and hide terrorists or family members involved with the groups; or take food to family members arrested on terror-related charges. Others facilitate financial transactions to fund extremists, provide medical care in refugee camps for injured fighters, cook and clean in training camps, and radicalise their own children. Providing ‘company’ or ‘comfort’ to the terrorists, usually through marriage among the networks of extremists’ own relatives and friends, is another unremarked role women play. Invisibility The picture of women’s involvement in violent extremism as enablers and sympathisers is complex, as aptly summarised by an Anti-Terror Police Unit officer quoted in the report: “Some women are caught between a rock and a hard place. They are the caregivers to the terrorist and play a supportive role; they are facilitators because they are least suspected,” said a police officer. Also, fear [of security agencies] discourages women from disclosing information, especially where police are deemed to be corrupt and extortionist. Returnees interviewed for the ISS study did not appear to be inspired by ideological or religious factors in joining Al Shabaab. Aside from finding work, following partners and husbands to Somalia was a leading motivator for many women. One reported that her brother’s widow went to Somalia with their daughter to visit his grave a while back. They have not returned since. Women’s participation in extremism remains hidden from policy view, with official interventions targeting visible young males. Some of the women revealed in the focus group discussions that their partners are members of Al Shabaab in Somalia, and explained that girls entering unions with such men risk being radicalised. Interviewees spoke of women being blackmailed, intimidated or kidnapped by people known to them to join Al Shabaab. One returnee said her husband’s friends forced her to join him when he left six months after they married. Poor education A poor educational background may also play a factor as s senior counter-terrorism official noted that most of the girls recruited to join Al Shabaab through personal relationships have only have a primary school education. However, this does not exclude recruitment of the more educated. Others choose to join their loved ones in Somalia as testified by a woman from Kwale who said that her 34-year-old female cousin was radicalised by her husband and followed him to Somalia, where she has also joined Al-Shabaab. Extra-judicial killings Revenge for the ill-treatment of loved ones at the hands of security agents was noted as a key factor in influencing women to become involved in extremism. Interviewees cited experiences including the extra-judicial killing of their husbands and children, media profiling of Islam, police brutality and the disappearance of innocent people, allegedly at the hands of security agents, turning them away from formal state securitisation activities. One woman, who said she was not aware of the government amnesty programme for those returning from terrorist training in Somalia, is sceptical of state efforts to counter violent extremism: “I believe my religion is under threat because those who are guilty of terrorism and the innocent are treated in the same manner by the authorities.” High unemployment Another said that her 24-year-old daughter received $170 (Ksh17,000) to join the extremists, instead of the $260 (Ksh26,000) promised. She was ferried to Oman, where the her recruiters demanded $400 (Ksh40,000) ransom for her release. Al-Shabaab has capitalised on the high unemployment levels in the coastal region to lure youth with promises of jobs, money and other livelihood opportunities. “Poverty is pushing people into embracing Al-Shabaab. If one is earning $30 (Ksh3,000) but is promised $260 (Ksh26,000), that is a lot of money and the person will choose to join Al Shabaab,” one woman added. An informant — with the pseudonym Khadija — was interviewed over the telephone for this study. She was in hiding, fearing for her safety at the hands of the police and fellow returnees. Men who join Al-Shabaab often leave their homes and families without breadwinners. Women step in as heads of households, but the burden of providing for their immediate (and often extended) families is exacerbated by the lack of a regular income, and many find themselves trapped in a cycle of poverty. Citizenship rights The denial of citizenship rights was mentioned as a factor that could drive women to radicalisation. Two women in Lamu reported that their sons were denied national identity documents because they look Somali. The lack of this document has major implications for travel and access to higher education opportunities. Most of those interviewed for the ISS study had only a primary school education. They added that perceived injustices against Muslims, as well as media profiling, had created a feeling of being ‘under attack’ within the community, especially among husbands and sons. “Islam is not terrorism but a religion that has been misused to carry out terror attacks,” said an unnamed interviewee. Returnees speak out 22-YEAR-OLD FROM LIKONI: “I was married to my first husband for six months before he left for Somalia. I do not know if he is still alive. I was 18 years old when I went to Somalia. I remember finding myself in a forest after getting into a car with my husband’s friends, who harassed, intimidated and forced me to go and join him, although I never found my husband at the camp. The living conditions at the camp were terrible; we were treated like slaves and ate only once a day.” “We were verbally and physically abused. I did not get married to any of the group’s members but they would use us for sexual purposes. We were given contraception so that we did not conceive. I fled when I got the chance and to take advantage of the Kenya government’s amnesty.” 24-YEAR OLD INTERVIEWEE: “Poverty is pushing people into embracing Al-Shabaab. If one is earning $30 (Ksh3,000) but is promised $260 (Ksh26,000), that is a lot of money and the person will choose to join Al Shabaab…” “I was born in Garissa and became involved when I was 20 years old. I went to college and high school. I joined with Al Shabaab because I was jobless and needed a job. A friend took me to Mombasa where we stayed for some days before we hopped onto a bus and were given a drink (which must have been laced with a drug), after which I found myself in Burabe.” “We were about 40 girls in a camp and all of us were Kenyan,” she says. “I received religious, weapons and combat training, as well as suicide bombing. I was a virgin when I arrived and after receiving basic training, I declined sexual advances by a fighter. I stabbed him to death and because of this incident, I was made commander in charge of the women because they saw I could fight,” she adds. “I returned to Garissa through Doble where she sold the gun for money to buy passage back to Kenya because of the amnesty programme, but did not enroll in it fearing how the government would treat me. The reaction from my family was also disheartening and I currently live with friends. But it has been difficult because I am jobless.” Source: The EastAfrican The post Al-Shabaab: Inside the ranks of women fighters appeared first on Caasimada Online.

A Somali woman carries a box of food distributed by the Turkish Red Crescent in a camp, Mogadishu, Somalia, May 23, 2017. Turkey’s unprecedented engagement in Somalia started in 2011 as a response to the catastrophic famine that ravaged the country at the time, while the most momentous event was the visit by then prime minister, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Since then, the Turkish-Somali relationship has been praised locally, regionally and has caught the attention of major global powers. In a short time, Turkey became one of the closest allies that Somalia has in the international political arena. The unparalleled success of Turkish assistance and aid projects in Somalia has yielded many responses and results. The most significant has been a direct review and renewed approach by other international donors that have been present in Somalia far longer than Turkey. Instinctively, the curiosity and inquisitiveness about the Turkish assistance model in Somalia has become a global subject, not only for Western donors, but even the Muslim ones. Most importantly, two questions every global donor has asked themselves are how has Turkey’s assistance model become more effective and valuable, and what are the factors helping Turkey to accomplish all these projects to accelerate Somalia’s state recovery. These questions and more had been presented in the international political arena, which led to discussions and research directives at global research centers and entered multi-national political discourse. I am of the opinion that Turkey’s ability to accomplish this unprecedented success is as a result of two intertwined reasons. History shapes the future History is more than a path left by the past – it influences the present and can shape the future. Perhaps, what is undeniable is that history vitally influences any relationship and nations structure their relationship with the historical connections alongside their mutual interests. Moreover, for the past two decades, the world has seen a global socio-political shift in which emerging powers are entering into the international political arena with a unique foreign policy as compared to the elite powers. Turkey encompasses this shift, and the Ottoman Empire’s immaculate history has become a significant tool for Turkey’s foreign policy, an ultraclean civilization that was left by their ancestors in a wide range of former Ottoman territories without any record of colonization or exploitation. The strategic advantage is over and above the colonial history of their Western counterparts and the negative connotations associated with Western colonization. Of course, that allows Turkey to initiate close relationships with the majority of developing countries. Moreover, this is not only influenced by Ottoman history, but also by modern foreign policy decisions. Turkey’s leading party is deploying a unique foreign policy and strategy with key principles such as a non-political interference and, perhaps more significantly, provision of aid without special conditions, which in turn has inclusively shaped an era of aid diplomacy. This has assisted Turkey in engaging and establishing more responsible and realistic relationships with global partners and allies. Somalia remains a good example of this. Adopting an effective model Despite historic connections, an additional significant secret of Turkey’s success in Somalia is the assistance model that Turkey deploys there, and doing so at the right time while the opportunity of structuring a new relationship was there, and economic and political matters was settled internally. When Turkey arrived, Somalia was in the middle of multiple crises, the severe famine that was a result of around two decades of a failed state, terrorism and the recklessness of international donors or, in other words, the global powers who were involved in Somali issues at that time. In addition to the neglected support of the U.N. and other international organizations that were keeping an arm’s length, largely engaging by remote control from offices in neighboring Kenya with the occasional short trip to Mogadishu’s heavily fortified airport. Moreover, Turkey had convenient tactics to establish this relationship successfully. Then Erdoğan visited Mogadishu, which global leaders considered as the most dangerous place in the globe – a war zone. He was the first leader to visit Mogadishu since the state collapse. A smart move of regenerating a relationship and, most importantly, gaining credibility and trust from Somali society. It was an important key for the success of regenerating the Turkish-Somali relationship. Not only had his visit launched multidimensional projects of assistance inclusive of humanitarian aid and developmental projects to support the rebuilding process with a high-quality implementation strategy, the two assisting projects being implemented together. This was a totally opposite technique from the traditional donors that only deliver humanitarian aid occasionally. Furthermore, with the integration of local communities, delivering assistance to them quickly based on priority and visibility of their projects, putting all those pieces into context, we can come to comprehend why Turkey has been successful in helping Somalia. Lately, speculation that common identity, belief systems and values influence this relationship was brought to light after the remarkable success mentioned above. However, I am hesitant to believe that, as many countries share a similar Islamic identity and values with Somalia and have been involved as well, but are unable to cultivate a similar relationship to that which Turkey shares with Somalia, or their projects are not as effective and constructive as those of Turkey. The flourishing capitalization by Turkey on its opportunity, which Western donors and even some Muslim donors have created for them, made this relationship unique and productive. However, Turkey indicates clearly that its relationship with Somalia will go beyond assistance and support. The recent establishment of both Turkey’s biggest foreign embassy and foreign military base has categorically set a precedence as to how much Turkey is willing to develop its relationship with Somalia. Meanwhile, the new political developments in the region, particularly the Gulf crisis, have left behind significant questions of how Somalia will hold its allies together, especially the global and emerging powers, and the emerging Muslim donors that are again demonstrating their interest in the country. Source: – Daily Sabah The post Turkish-Somali partnership at its highest level appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Dr. Merera Gudina a leading opposition voice in Ethiopia continues his political engagements across the Oromia regional state. Thousands turned up to greet Oromo Federalist Congress (OFC) leader over the weekend in the town of Ambo in the state. Exclusive materials shared by the Addis Standard portal showed how people from all over turned up at the Ambo national stadium to catch a glimpse of a political hero. On his part, Gudina is reported to have thanked the people for pouring out in their numbers to meet him and also for their unwavering support during his incarceration. The largely peaceful event lasted a few minuted the Addis Standard portal added. Key dates in Gudina’s political ups and downs December 1, 2016: Arrested after arriving from European visit December 30: Appears in court, denies terrorism links Feb 23, 2017: Charged with terrorism Later in the year, terrorism charge downgraded to multiple criminal charges January 17, 2018: Charges dropped, released from prison. Oromia erupts January 25: Meets German and U.S. embassy officials in Addis Ababa January 28: Returns to stronghold of Ambo to massive welcome #Ethiopia : A hero’s welcome to Dr. Merera in #Ambo pic.twitter.com/BdHo9Q6aep — Addis Gazetta (@addisgazetta) January 28, 2018 Beside his party political engagements, Gudina has undertaken significant diplomatic discussions. Late last week, he met with German and United States embassy officials to discuss political developments in the country. The the over 400 days that he was held on multiple criminal charges, Gudina became the center piece of opposition defiance against the government. He was also a constant name in diplomatic calls for Addis Ababa to release political prisoners and to open the political space. The European Union Parliament, U.S. lawmakers and rights groups continued to drum the call for his release. Early this year, the ruling coalition announced a plan to release a certain category of politician prisonsers as a sign of fostering national unity. Of the over 500 detainees whose cases were dropped, Gudina was the center of attraction. He has since stated publicly that it was in the interest of the government to follow through with promised political reforms. According to him, refusal to heed the call for true national dialogue will slip the country back into state of protests. Source: – Africa News The post Ethiopia Oromia leader’s political capital shoots after release from detention appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Somalia was eliminated from the quarter finals of the 2018 Bandy World Championship. The team that consists of Somali refugees based in Sweden is the only non-Nordic country that takes part in this ice-hockey lookalike. Source: Hiiraan Online

Garoowe (Caasimada Online)-War goordhow nasoo gaaray ayaa sheegaya in la dhaawcay Wasiiru dowlihii wasaaradda dekaddaha maamulka Puntland, Axmed Saciid. Rag hubeysan ayaa la sheegay inay weerareen Wasiiru dowlihii wasaaradda dekaddaha Puntland, xili uuku sugnaa gudaha magaalada Boosaaso. Wasiiru dowlaha, ayaa xiliga la dhaawacaayay la socday gaari uu lahaa, waxaana iminka xaaladiisa caafimaad lagu dabiibayaa isbitaalka weyn ee magaalada Bosaso. Kooxihii weeraray Wasiiru dowladaha oo isku dayay inay goobta ka baxsadaan ayaa waxaa gacanta ku dhigay ciidamada ammaanka maamulka. Sidoo kale, Saraakiisha ciidamada ayaa sheegay in raga weerarka fuliyay ay qeybi la socdeen gaari, halka qeybna ay ahaayen kuwo ku sugnaa goobta lagu weeraray Wasiiru dowlaha. Dhacdadaani ayaa kusoo beegmeysa xili ay dilal dhowr ah mas’uuliyiin xilal ka hayay maamulka Puntland loogu geystay magaalada Boosaaso. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Garoowe Caasimada@live.com The post Wasiiru dowle ka tirsan maamulka Puntland oo lagu dhaawacay weerar ka dhacay magaalada Boosaaso appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Guddoomiyaha gobolka Benaadir ahna duqa magaalada Muqdisho Mudane Cabdiraxmaan Cumar Cismaan (Eng. Yarisow), ku-xigeenka Maaliyadda iyo Xog-hayaha gobolka ayaa kulan la qaatay madaxa Bangiga Adduunka ee Soomaaliya Mr. Hugh Riddell. Waxana ay ka wada hadleen wada-shaqeynta iyo iskaashi ka dhexeeya hay’adda iyo maamulka gobolka sidii loo xoojin lahaa. Madaxa Bangiga Adduunka ee Soomaaliya Mr. Hugh Riddell ayaa boggaadiyey maamulka cusub, isagoona uga mahadceliyey maamulkii hore in si nabad ah oo dimoqoraadi ah ay xilka u wareejiyeen, tani oo cadeynaysa in dadka Soomaaliyeed u bislaadeen adkeynta dawladnimada. Mr Riddell ayaa balan-qaaday inuu sii xoojin doono taageerada uu bangigu siiyo maamulka gobolka Benaadir si loo hirgeliyo adeeg bulsho oo dhameystiran. “Waxaa naga go’an horumarinta kaabayaasha dhaqaale iyo dhismaha hay’adaha dawladda hoose ee Xamar. Bangiga Adduunku wuxuu mashaariic ka fulin doonaa magaalooyinka waaweyn ee dalka oo ugu horeyso Muqdisho, si ay dadku u helaan adeegyada bulsho ee ay u baahan yihiin, waxana ka wada shaqeynaynaa kobcinta ilaha dhaqaale, federaaleynta, yareynta saboolnimada iyo in la xaqiijiyo mashaariicdu iney gaareen meelihii loo qorsheeyey”. Ayuu yiri Madaxa Bangiga Adduunka oo intaas ku daray muhiimadda ay leedahay in dadka Muqdisho ay maamulka kala shaqeeyaan bixinta canshuuraha si loo gaaro horumar iyo isku filnaasho. Guddoomiyaha ayaa tilmaamay in maamulkiisu ay ka go’an tahay isla-xisaabtan iyo daah-furnaan, iyadoo wax walba lagu bixin doono nidaam cad oo la isla wada ogol-yahay, si meesha looga saaro wax walba oo keeni kara musuq-maasuq iyo in hantida ummadda ay ku dhacdo gacmo kale. “Maamulka gobolka Benaadir, waxaa ka go’an horumarinta kaabayaasha dhaqaalaha ee meesha ka baxay. Shacabka ku dhaqanka magaalada Muqdisho waxaan ka filaynaa inay bixiyaan canshuuraha, anagana wax muuqda ugu qabano canshuurta ay bixiyaan, tani oo qeyb ka ah qorshaheena isla-xisaabtanka iyo daah-furnaanta”. Ayuu yiri Guddoomiye Eng. Yarisow. Guddoomiyaha gobolka Benaadir Mudane Cabdiraxmaan Cumar Cismaan, ayaa sheegay in maamulkiisa diyaar u yahay sii xoojinta xiriirka wada shaqayneed ee kala dhexeeya Bangiga adduunka, isla markaana waxa uu ku boorriyey in la dar-dar geliyo adkaynta xiriirkaasi wada shaqayneed ee ka dhexeeya, si loo gaaro yoolka la higsanaayo ee ah Soomaaliya horumarsan oo isku filan. -DHAMMAAD- The post Sawirro: Maxay kawada hadleen Maamulka cusub ee Gobolka Banadir & Madaxa Bangiga Adduunka ee Somalia appeared first on Caasimada Online.

MOGADISHU, Jan. 31 (Xinhua) -- A new Force Commander of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) assumed office on Wednesday and pledged to enhance security across the Horn of Africa nation. Source: Hiiraan Online

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Banaadir ahna duqa magaalada Muqdisho Cabdiraxmaan Cumar Cismaan ”Eng. Yarisow”, ayaa maanta kulan la qaatay Safiirka Turkiga u fadhiya Somalia H.E. Olgan Baker oo ay ka wada hadleen sidii loo xoojin lahaa taageerada ay siiyaan dadka Soomaaliyeed, gaar ahaan horumarinta gobolka Benaadir . Eng. Yarisow ayaa marka hore uga mahadceliyey Safiirka doorka ay Turkiga ka cayaarto Soomaaliya oo uu sheegay in xiriirka labada dal ka dhexeeya uu tusaale cad u yahay taageerada aan shuruudu ku xirnayn. Waxuna tilmaamay in shacabka ku dhaqan Muqdisho ay si weyn uga dharagsan yihiin gacan siinta walaaltinimo ee Turkiya. “Xiriirka aan la wadaagno Turkiga waa mid ahmiyad gaar ah u leh Soomaaliya sidii ay dib ugu soo kaban lahayd oo ay xasilooni iyo horumar u heli lahayd , sidoo kale waxaa ay muhiim u tahay in labada dal ay iska kaashadaan dib-u-soo nooleynta adeegyadii guud”.Ayuu yiri Eng. Yarisow. Safiirka Turkiga u fadhiya Soomaaliya H.E. Olgan Baker ayaa dhankiisa balan-qaaday in ay sii wadi doonaan garab istaaggooda dadka Soomaaliyeed, isagoo xusay inuu kala shaqeynayo maamulka cusub ee gobolka Banaadir dib-u-dhiska iyo horumarinta Caasimadda. The post Sawirro: Sidee ayuu u qabsoomay kulanka Gudoomiyaha Gobolka, ku xigenadisa iyo Safiirka Turkiga ee Somalia appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Ciidanka amniga gobolka Bari, ayaa gacanta ku dhigay dabley hubaysan oo magaalada Bosaso ku dhaawacay Wasiiru dowlihii wasaaradda dekaddaha Puntland, Axmed Saciid. Raggaan hubaysan ayaa rasaas ku furay gaari uu la socday wasiir udowlaha, kaasoo haatan xaaladiisa caafimaad lagu dabiibayo isbitaalka magaalada Bosaso. Saraakiisha amniga ayaa sheegay in la hayo raggii weeararkaan geystay, inkastoo aysan macluumaad dheeraad ah bixin. Wixi faahfaahin ah kala soco Puntlandi

Waxaa maanta magaalada Muqdisho lagu qabtay kulan lagu qiimeynayo booqashadii madaxweynaha Soomaaliya uu ku tagay Puntland iyo Galmudug iyo saamaynta ay ku leedahay siyaasadda dalka( Fursadaha iyo Taxadiyaadka). Madasha ay ka qeyb-galeen Xildhibaanno ay ka mid yihiin Axmed Macalin fiqi, Zakariye Maxamud Xaaji, Fowsiyo Xaaji iyo Caasho Koos ayaa si fiican loo falan-qeeyay booqashada madaxweyne Farmaajo. Kulanka waxaa sidoo kale goobjoog ka ahaa Maxamed Nuur Tarsan, Kamaal Guutaale, Cabdiqadir Barnaamij General Cabdirahman Tuuryare iyo mas’uuliyiin. Inta badan dadka doodayey waxaa ay soo dhoweeyeen booqashada madaxweyne Farmaajo ku tagay gobollada dalka iyo sida uu u dhageystay baahidooda, laakin waxaa jirtay in qaarkood shaki ka muujiiyeen hirgelinta iyo gacanta dowladda ku leedahay fulinta mashaariicda uu dhagac-dhigay madaxweynaha. La-taliyaha madaxweynaha ee dhanka siyaasadda mudane Maxamed Nuur Tarsan oo goobta ka hadlay ayaa difaacay mashaariicda uu dhagax-dhigay madaxweyne Farmaajo isaga oo intaasi raaciyay in dowladda ay qeyb bixin-doonto halka inta hartana ay bulshada deegaanka isku-xil-qaami-doonaan. The post Xildhibaanno iyo aqoon-yahano soo dhoweeyay booqashada madaxweyne Farmaajo ee… appeared first on Caasimada Online.