^^ Somalis by nature don’t like to be told what to do they don’t like oppressors they will fight them just like they did with colonialist and with the Ethiopian invasion in 2006. They shall never bow to a foreign ruler. So I don’t think new troops will solve this issue in Somalia most likely these troops will protect the weak TFG regime like they did previously but a real solution for Somalia I don’t think so.

Dufcadii labaad oo ka qalinjabiyay kuliyada caafimaadka jaamacada hargaysa:- Guddoomiyaha Jaamacada Hargeysa Dr. Xuseen Cabdilaahi Bulxan oo ugu horeyn halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa hambalyeeyay dhakhaatiirta cusub Hargayasa(gabileynews)”-Munaasibad balaadhan oo loo sameeyay 17 dhakhtar oo ka qalin jabiyay qaybta caafimaadka ee jaamacada Hargeysa, ayaa xalay lagu qabtay Huteelka Maansoor ee Magaalada Hargeysa. munaasibadan oo ay soo qaban qaabiyeen maamulka jaamacada Hargeysa, ayaa waxa ka soo qayb galay dad wayne aad u tiro badan oo kala socday qaybaha kala duwan ee bulshada sida aqoonyahan, dhakhaatiir, siyaasiyiin, arday iyo dadwayne kale oo tiro badan, 17-ka arday oo mudada todobada sanadood ah culuumta caafimaadka ka baranayay kuliyadda caafimaadka ee jaamacada Hargey ayaa isugu jiray iyaga oo noqonaya dufcadii labaad ee ka qlin jabisa kuliyada caafimaadka ee jaamacada hargaysa tan iyo muddadii ay jirtay jaamacadasi. Munaasibadii qalin-jabinta loo sameeyey 17-kan arday ayaa waxa ka soo qeybgalay, dad wayne aad u tiro badan oo ay ka mid ahaayeen Guddoomiyaha Jaamacadda Hargeysa Dr. Xuseen Bulxan, Guddoomiyaha Kuliyada Caafimaadka ee Jaamacada Hargeysa, Dr. Diiriye Ismaaciil [irig], Macalimiinta Jaamacada Hargeysa, Wasiirkii hore Arrimaha Dibada Somaliland Edna Aadan Ismaaciil, Dr. Axmed Xuseen Ciise, Eng. Maxamed Xaashi Cilmi, Wasiir kuxigeenka Maaliyada Axmed Nuur, Guddoomiye Kuxigeenka Xisbiga UCID Aadan Maxamed Mirre [Waqaf], Xoghayaha arrimaha Gudaha iyo xidhiidhka Gobolada ee Xisbiga UCID Maxamed Ibraahim Aadan [Qabo], Guddoomiyaha Ururka dhakhaatiirta Dr Axmed Maxamed Gaas, dhakhaatiir badan oo uu ugu horeeyo Dr.Saleebaan Cabdi Guuleed, Qorayaal, aqoonyahan, culimaa’udiin, macalimiin ka socotay jaamacada Kings College ee dalka ingiriiska oo xidhiidh dhinaca wax barashada ah la leh jaamacada hargaysa, iyo waalidiinta ardayda qalin jabinayasay iyo marti sharaf kale. Guddoomiyaha Jaamacada Hargeysa Dr. Xuseen Cabdilaahi Bulxan oo ugu horeyn halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa hambalyeeyay dhakhaatiirta cusub ee ka qalin jabisay jaamacada Hargeysa, kuwaas oo uu tilmaamay inay u soo dhabar adaygeen 7 sabadood oo ay ku jireen halganka barashada caafimaadka, isaga oo tilmaamay inay wax wayn ka tari doonaan baahiyaha dhakhaatiir la’aaneed ee dalka ka jirta “Caawa qalin-jabintaa aynu joogno waxay farxad u tahay waalidiintii iyo macalimiintii ku soo tabacday ardayda ee mudada dheer ku soo tabcayay gabigayo faxrad ayay noo tahay” ayuu yidhi, waxaanu ku sheegay in dhakhaatiirta cusub ee kuliyadda caafimaadka ka baxay looga baahan yahay inay dadaal u galaan sidii ay dadkooda wax ugu qaban lahaayeen. Guddoomiye ku xigeenka jaamacada Hargeysa Prof. Mubaarik Ibraahim Aar oo isaguna hadal ka soo jeediyay xaflada qalin jabinta ayaa aad ugu dheeraaday muhiimada ay leedahay barashada caafimaadka iyo waxyaabaha looga baahan qofka baranaya, waxaanu sheegay in ardayda doonaysa inay qaataan kuliyadda caafimaadka ay ka dhisnaadaan dhinacyada culuumta sayniska si ay ugu fududaato barashada culuumta caafimaadka ee ay barashadeeda u badheedhayaan ama ay doonayaan inay ka jibo keenaan. Prof Mubaarik Ibraahim Aar, waxa uu kula dardaarmay dhakhaatiirta cusub ee qalin jabisay inailaaliyaan oo ay ku dhaqmaan akhlaaqiyaadka iyo qiyamka ay leedahay dhakhtarnimadu, isaga oo tilmaamay in dhakhaatiirtan looga baahan yahay inay kalian mugle ka qaataan tayaynta iyo kor u qaadida caafimaadka. Waxa kale oo isna munaasibadani ka hadlay Guddoomiyaha Ururka Dhakhaatiirta Somaliland Dr. Axmed Maxamed Gaas oo isna halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa waxa uu yidhi “Waxaan u mahad-celinayaa hay’ada WHO iyo Kings Collage iyo ardeydii wada dheer u soo martay guushan ay caawa haystaan, dar-daaranka aan ardayda [Dhakhaatiirta Cusub] maanta u jeedinayaa waa hawshii maanta ayey idiin bilaabantay, waxaan idin leeyahay bukaanka la saaxiiba, oo wax ku barta waxna ka barta”. Ayuuu yidhi rd gaas, waxana uu u mahad-celiyey dhamaan dhakhaatiirta ka soo qeybagalay Munaasibada, 17-kii dhakhtar ee ka qalin-jabiyey kuliyada Caafimaadka iyo dhamaan dadkii ka soo qeybgalay Xaflada. Waxa iyaguna munaasibada qalin-jabinta ka hadlay Marwo Edna Aaden Ismaaciil, xildhibaan Muxumed Aw Axmed iyo Dr Axmed Maxamed Gaas, dhammaantoodna waxay ku nuux-nuuxsadeen baahida loo qabay dhakhaatiirtan cusub ee soo qalin jabisay, iyagga oo dhanka kalen ku hambalyeeyay dhakhaatiirta ka baxday kuliyadda caafimaadka jaamacada Hargeysa dadaalka ay u soo galeen dhamaystirashada culuumta caafimaadka ee ay dhamaystirteen. Iyada oo geb-gebadii xafladanina abaalmarino lagu guddoonsiyay dhakhaatiirta ka hawl-gala kuliyadda caafimaadka jaamacada Hargeysa iyo ardayda qalin jabisay. khadar Cabdi Muuse Gabiley News Reporter Hargeisa/somaliland

Suldaanka Hargeisa will be financial capital city of east Africa

SOMALILAND: 17 medical doctors graduate HARGEISA (Somalilandpress) — A graduation ceremony was held in Maansor Hotel on Friday for 17 general medical practitioners who graduated from the University of Hargeisa (UoH). Speaking at the graduation ceremony Dr Bulhan Hussein, the Chancellor of UoH, congratulated the new doctors and their parents. The Chancellor expressed appreciation for the efforts of the students and for their sacrifice and dedications over the years. The group is the second patch to graduate from the University since it’s rehabilitation after the war with neighboring Somalia. Dr Edna Adan Ismael and Prof. Mubraik Ibrahim Aar were among many who addressed the attendees. The two stated the importance of having new doctors in Somaliland – a country where basic health indicators are among the worst in the world. Dr Diriye Ismael Irig, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at university of Hargeisa cited the 17 graduates consisted of 12 males and 5 females. The faculty was established in 2003 with 75 students with 15 graduating last year. The students have been undertaking intensive courses in obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatics and psychiatry, urology and general surgery, general medicine and palliative medicine for the past six years. A number of students are currently under taking advanced medical training including the first ever Somali trained heart surgery in which they collaborating with Addis Cardiac Hospital, the first hospital for cardiovascular diseases in East Africa. In order to improve the student’s clinical skills, Somaliland universities and medical associations have requested assistance from the international community. So far Somaliland universities have developed partnership with Kings College Hospital (KCH), UK, the Australian Doctors for Africa (ADFA) and a number of other Western institutions. Somaliland hospitals have as well developed ties with leading organizations in the Arab world including the UAE and Kuwait Red Crescent societies. Local students: In March 2009 Emeritus Professor David Allbrook, Dr Gary Hastwell and Dr Rod Thelander travelled to Hargeisa - ADFA A surgical team from the UAE recently donated their time to perform free cataract eye and cochlear implant surgeries through a partnership between Kuwait based Al-Manhal Islamic Societies’ al-Manhal Hospital (ex. Hargeisa City Hospital) in Hargeisa and UAE’s Red Crescent Authority (RCA). On the same week, the al-Manhal hospital became the venue for the first ever laser surgery in the country which was performed by local and Yemeni doctors to treat gallbladder and internal organs diseases in the liver and intestines of ten patients. The new recruits is expected to make a difference in Somaliland’s poor health system. The attendees included Mr Ahmed Nur, Vice-Finance minister, Dr Ahmed Hussein Isse, Abaarso Tech, Eng. Mohamed Hashi Elmi, senior Kulmiye Party member, Mr Adan Mohamed Mire, Vice Chairman of UCID Party, Dr Ahmed Mohamed Gas, Somaliland medical association, Dr Suleiman Abdi Guleid, teachers from Kings College, guests and other dignitaries. Somalilandpress | Saturday | 24 July 2010

its gabadh not gabar, kuwan waligeen ma afsomalganu u dhigi uun

So no deportation happened according to you and you never handed over your blood brothers to the TPLF regime, fair enough I rest my case

Former Kenyan minister calls for recognition of Somaliland. Written by Daily nation on-line Jul 23, 2010 at 06:18 PM Text of commentary entitled “Need to re-think our policy towards Somalia” by Dr Mukhisa Kituyi, former Kenyan minister published by Kenyan privately-owned newspaper Daily Nation website on 18 July; subheading as published In the recent past, two events have occurred in lands far apart which force Kenya to re-think its policy towards Somalia. First, the people of Somaliland, the self-declared autonomous region formerly called British Somaliland, held a very credible election last month which was won by the opposition. Second, came the traumatic bombings that killed and maimed hundreds of people in Kampala with the Somali group Al-Shabab rushing to claim responsibility. These two events are bound by the reality of the failed state in Somalia and even worse the failed response by the international community to the shame that is Somalia today. Kenya must read the line and make a firm stand in the national interest. At independence in 1960, British Somaliland voluntarily joined the Republic of Somalia in the hope of peace and development. When all they got was the brutality of the Siad Barre regime, they declared independence in 1991. The response was painful and remains enshrined in the mass graves of Malko-Durduro near Hargeysa. They picked up the pieces and, while the rest of Somalia descended into chaos, the people of Somaliland have sustained dialogue in modelling a democratic system balancing between clan elders and elected chambers of parliament. Visiting Select Committees from the House of Commons (2004) and the Kenya National Assembly (2006) have applauded the progress made. Trying militants Today Somaliland has fashioned an effective administration regularly collecting due taxes, arresting and trying militants bent on disrupting the peace, patrolling the Gulf of Eden to keep pirates off its shores, and operating efficient air and sea port facilities at Berbera. Despite their best efforts, the people of Somaliland remain constricted because the world has refused to recognize their statehood. Arguments about sanctity of independence boundaries run hollow in the face of cases like Ethiopia-Eritrea and failed federations like Senegambia. The sick state of Somalia requires no further pretence at sanctity. More crucially, incremental solutions to the mess that is Somalia require solidarity with successful Somali peace initiatives. There is none better than Somaliland. Kenya should lead other regional players in recognizing and strengthening the Republic of Somaliland as a frontline counter to the violence spewing out of Somalia. This is the least we can do for a country that gave us the **** immigrants of the post World War II that played a key role in the spread of African entrepreneurship in the hinterland of pre-independence Kenya. In the wake of the Kampala bombings, President Museveni has vowed strong response in Somalia. It is important to see Uganda`s predicament in its context. President Museveni committed Ugandan soldiers to the peace initiative of IGAD. Since then, three major things have emerged which require a total re-think of the Africa Union and IGAD approach to Somalia. First there is no peace to keep in Somalia and the AMISOM forces are pretending to offer security to an interim government that is permanently on life support. The idea of a green house for the transitional government to grow before being let out to pasture has failed as the government in Mogadishu remains a cacophony of foreigners of Somali origin who fly in from Nairobi, Australia, Canada and Scandinavia for cabinet meetings and fly back home. If government is wilting in the green house, when will it grow capacity to govern without Burundi and Ugandan soldiers? Secondly, the alternative to the TFG in Mogadishu left on its own remains absurd and disruptive. Al-Shabab wants us to appreciate it on the basis of its ability to spread pain and shock, and its recent declaration of a fatwa on democracy. The third thing is the recent coming into force of the Common Market for East Africa. This has entailed a commitment by the member countries to grow the protocols on foreign and defence cooperation into unified policy on regional security and foreign relations. Somalia accords them the earliest opportunity to think and act together. This is the time for Kenya and the rest of East Africa to tell Uganda “you shall not walk alone”. The strategic interests of East Africa are tied to secure maritime trade off the shores of Somalia. Illicit trade in small arms and the threat of terrorist acts can be better dealt with in Somalia than at our porous borders. Firm decisions founded on clear measurable and achievable goals must inform the way forward as we join our brothers in Uganda in mourning the innocent lives that have been lost so meaninglessly.

There are about a handful democratic countries in the African continent. Most African countries are authoritarian regimes as the map indicates. And there is also one totally failed country.

This is part of an older problem: the refusal of a defeated incumbent to accept defeat and bow out. Refreshingly, it does sometimes happen, as in Somaliland earlier this month and in Ghana in the past decade. But President Robert Mugabe refused to go in Zimbabwe after a clear verdict in an election in 2008 and President Mwai Kibaki refused to go after the elections in Kenya in 2007. Both leaders sparked widespread violence in their countries, thanks to their determination to cling to office; both eventually had to accept power-sharing agreements with the opposition

Africa's year of elections The democracy bug is fitfully catching on Africa is in the throes of election fever. But more voting does not necessarily mean more democracy Jul 22nd 2010 EnlargeBURUNDI has just had one, as has Guinea. That came hot on the heels of the semi-autonomous region of Somaliland’s, which followed Ethiopia’s. Rwanda is bracing itself for one at the beginning of next month, and after that Tanzania, Chad and several others are due to follow. By the end of December a score of sub-Saharan Africa’s 48 countries should have gone to the polls for an assortment of local, regional and national elections. Kenya is also holding a vital constitutional referendum on August 4th. This is a big year for African voters. The electoral calendar has never been so crowded. Indeed, elections have become a normal occurrence on a continent once better known for the frequency and violence of its coups and civil wars. Since the late 1990s the number of coups has fallen sharply (see chart), whereas the number of elections has increased, sometimes in the unlikeliest of places. The west African country of Guinea is an encouraging example of a possible new trend. After two decades of dictatorial rule by Lansana Conté, the army seized power after his death two years ago. So far, so predictable. But the story took a new twist. The coup leader was attacked and injured by one of his aides, enabling other members of the junta to promise a return to civilian rule after elections they vowed not to contest. The first round of a presidential poll was held peacefully on June 27th; a run-off is expected soon. .Related items Burundi's election: Pretty squalid Jul 22nd 2010Several factors explain this surge in enthusiasm for the ballot box. Would-be voters, anxious to make their often corrupt and arrogant politicians more accountable, are exerting fiercer pressure. For example, Nigerians expressed fury at the way the ruling People’s Democratic Party conducted the charade of an election in 2007. As a result, the government has had to make concessions over the running of the election due next year. The recent appointment of Professor Attahiru Jega as head of the Independent National Electoral Commission has raised hopes that his organisation will be truly independent of political control, rather than just a cog in the ruling party’s re-election machine. Nigeria’s coming election will be scrutinised across the continent. Pressure for improvement comes from beyond the continent, too. Gone are the days of the cold war when West and East propped up their favoured dictators for geostrategic reasons. Nowadays a lot of aid money and diplomatic support are tied to progress in governance and democracy. Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir, for example, held the country’s recent election as part of a peace deal with the country’s southern rebels, brokered largely by the United States in 2005. Countries such as Ghana and Mali have every incentive to stay democratic to get billions of dollars of aid from America’s Millennium Challenge Account, started in 2002. This requires countries to prove a commitment to good governance and elections if they are to get the money. Africa’s own regional groupings, notably the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), have also started punishing member states that fall prey to coups. But the news is by no means all good. A cursory look at several recent polls shows that too often they are travesties. In Burundi the incumbent, Pierre Nkurunziza, won unopposed with 92% of the vote (see article). In Ethiopia those opposed to Meles Zenawi’s ruling party won just two of parliament’s 547 seats. And in Sudan’s election Mr Bashir won against an opposition that had largely boycotted the event. In the language of international election observers, many of these elections fall “below international standards”; in plain English, they are rigged to ensure that the incumbent or his ruling party cannot be ejected by the voters. Moreover, though even the nastiest leaders now feel obliged to hold elections, they are also getting more adept at fixing them. In Sudan, for instance, the regime manipulated every stage of the electoral process long before the actual voting, from the census in 2008 to keeping the opposition off the television screens just before the vote. Mr Zenawi has become similarly expert, passing laws before the poll to muzzle dissenting voices and hamper opposition. This is part of an older problem: the refusal of a defeated incumbent to accept defeat and bow out. Refreshingly, it does sometimes happen, as in Somaliland earlier this month and in Ghana in the past decade. But President Robert Mugabe refused to go in Zimbabwe after a clear verdict in an election in 2008 and President Mwai Kibaki refused to go after the elections in Kenya in 2007. Both leaders sparked widespread violence in their countries, thanks to their determination to cling to office; both eventually had to accept power-sharing agreements with the opposition. Moreover, elections are often a poor guide to a country’s overall state of democracy and civil liberties. The mere number of elections can be deceptive. Our accompanying map of Africa shows how countries rank in terms of democracy, initially measured in 2008 on a broad range of criteria by the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister organisation of The Economist, but updated to include more recent data from a variety of sources. The number of coming elections is cause for hope. But the advance of African democracy remains patchy. Too often the big men still find a way to stay put, whatever the voters may want. 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These troops are not occupiers they are temporarily peacekeeping forces protecting the hotel government in vila somalia

The tfg needs peacekeeping troops from Africa there won’t be any Ethiopian troops in Somalia

Jabuuti iyo Guinea oo ciidamo u diraya Muqdisho Warkii 23-Jul-2010 iyo Qormadii: Maxamed Cismaan Dalalka Jabuuti iyo Guinea ayaa balan qaaday in si deg degleh cutubyo ciidamo ah ugu diri doonaan magaalada Muqdisho ee dalka Soomaaliya, si ay u xoojiyaan ciidamada Midowga Afrika ee AMISOM. Balanqaadkan wuxuu kasoo baxay shirka magaalada Kambala ee dalka Ugandha uga socda wadamada Midowga Afrika. Madaxa Guddiga Midowga Afrika Mr.Jean Ping ayaa saxaafada maanta u sheegay in dalka Guinea uu shaaca ka qaaday in hal Batalyan uu diyaariyey in loo soo diro dalka Soomaaliya si ay ugu biiraan ciidamada AMISOM. Sidoo kale dalka Jabuuti oo lix bilood kahor diyaariyey hal batalyan oo ciidan ah ayaa sheegay in ciidamadaasi sida ugu dhakhsaha badan loogu diri doono magaalada Muqdisho. Qorshihii AMISOM ee nabad illaalinta ayaa ahaa in askar gaareysa 8000 la geeyo dalka Soomaaliya, xiligan ayey magaalada Muqdisho ku sugan yihiin ciidamo ka badan 6000 oo kasoo kala jeeda dalalka Burundi iyo Ugandha. Hadii ay ciidamadan ka socda Jabuuti iyo Guinea la keeno Muqdisho, tirada askarta AMISOM ayaa ka badaneysa 8000, arrintan ayaa kamid ah qodobada ay dalalka Midowga Afrika ka shirayaan, waxaana lagu wadaa in qorshihii hore ee 8000 askari la bedalo, isla markaana ciidamada la geenayo Soomaaliya laga dhigo 10.000 (toban kun oo askari). Jean Ping Madaxa Guddiga Midowga Afrika ayaa sheegay in sidoo kale la doonayo in wax laga bedalo awooda ciidamada AMISOM, ayadoo horey hawsha AMISOM ay ahayd nabad illaalin iyo difaacida dowlada Federaalka, balse Midowga Afrika ayaa hada doonaya in awood dheeraad ah ciidamada AMISOM loosiiyo inay duulaan ku qaadi karaan kooxaha mucaaridka ah. Kulanka Midowga Afrika ee ka socda magaalada Kambala ee xarunta dalka Ugandha ayaa kusoo beegmaya asbuucyo kadib weeraradii bambaano ee lala beegsaday makhaayado ku yaal magaalada Kambala 11kii bishan xili ay dadku daawanayeen ciyaartii Finalka ee Koobka Adduunka, weeraradaasi bambaano oo ay sheegteen kooxda AL Shabaab ayaa waxaa ku dhintay 76 qof. Maxamed Cismaan info@afnugaal.com

The problems with most Bunbunilanders is that they put all their focus on the individual that brings forward a new mind-set and suddenly they concentrate all their energy at the person that brings forward the question about a particular sensitive issue concerning how the pirates treat the onlf folks in their clan state . My simple question was why does our mr Somalia deport his own people to Ethiopia and even does it with a big smile on his face are those Ethiopians blackmailing you Mr Somalia. You can tell us there is no need for you to respond in a way that is almost paranoid . You act like Its Xaji xunjufs fault that these problems keep on happening in your home. Now let’s go back to the topic the Buntland Administration tortured and locked up a clan elder probably being accused of having links with Alqeada or sympathising with the onlf struggle . The pirate boys were well aware of the situation in the onlf region its quite sad and also remarkably that you indeed puntlanders treat your own Blood Brothers in such way just to please your Supreme master in Adis ababa

Its seems mr faroole the upper chief of the pirates can’t do anything right deportation of Ethnic Somalis from their own Country. Puntland claims to be part of Somalia but considers Somali citizens as refugees with in their own country and deports these innocent civilians because the security situation of bossaso has been deteriorated. Also he has taken no measures against irhaabi related terrorist unities in the galgala region looks like faroole is becoming an incompetent leader and slowly by slowly he is tearing puntland apart.

Mr somalia horta maxaad tolkin u ibisan maydan dhiig lahayn, maydan ilahay ka baqaneyn. Marduufka aad sheegeysid baad dadkaagi siisatay smh

Muxuu Ku Tilmaamey Somaliland Safiirka Fransiiska Ee Dalka Djabuti Written by Haatuf Jul 23, 2010 at 10:10 AM “Idinkoo Ku Jira Xaalad Adag, Kuna Nool Deegaan Faqri Ah Iyo Gobol Aan Xasiloonayn Haddana Waxaad Dimuqraadiyada Ka Gaadheen Heer Ka Sareeya Wadamada Afrika Intooda Badan” Dominique Decherf, Safiirka Dalka Faransiiska U Fadhiya Djibouti Hargeysa(Qarannews) -Safiirka dalka Faransiiska u fadhiya Djibouti, Dominique Decherf oo isaga iyo wefdi uu hogaaminayo ay socdaal 2 maalmood qaatay ku yimaadeen Somaliland ayaa Somaliland ku amaanay heerka dimuqraadiyadeed ee ay gaadhay, taasoo uu ku sheegay mid tusaale u ah wadamo badan oo qaarada Africa ka mid ah. Ambassador Dominique Decherf waxa uu intaa raaciyay in Somaliland iyadoo ay ku xeersan yihiin duruufo qalafsan isla markaana ku taala gobol aan xasiloonayn ay haddana qabsatay doorasho xor iyo xalaal u dhacday oo dhinacyadii ku tartamay wax khilaaf ah aanay ka keenin. Dominique Decherf oo shalay qaar ka mid ah saxaafada ugu waramayay hotel Maansoor ee magaalada Hargeysa, ayaa sidoo kale sheegay in xidhiidhka ka dhexeeya dawlada France iyo Somaliland uu haatan marayo meel aad u wanaagsan, waxaanu ku amaanay wakiilka Somaliland u jooga France,Cali Ismaaciil Xasan inuu ka shaqeeyey sii horumarinta xidhiidhka labada dal,France iyo Somaliland. Dominique Decherf isagoo arrimahaasi ka hadlaya wuxu yidhi,“ intii aan ahaa safiirka dawlada France u jooga dalka Djibouti,waxaan isku dayay in aan kor u qaado xidhiidhka ka dhexeeya Djibouti iyo France, taas oo ahayd shaqadeyda, waxa kale oo aan aad ugu faraxsanahay xidhiidhka wanaagsan ee naga dhexeeya Somaliland, waxa halkan “Somaliland” hore u yimid qaar ka mid ah madaxda safaarada France ku leedahay Djibouti. France waxay hore u timid Somaliland sanadkii 1991-kii markii dalka dib loogu soo noqday,hase ahaatee xiligaas xidhiidhku halkii aynu doonaynay ma gaadhin. Muddo haatan laga joogo 3 sanadood ayaa xidhiidhkii France iyo Somaliland mar kale halkii uga bilaabmay si rasmi ah. Waxaanu Paris ku soo dhoweynay wakiil ka socda Somaliland, hadana markii Madaxweyne Daahir Rayaale uu yimid Paris waxa mar kale sii xoogeystay xidhiidhkii u dhexeeyey Somaliland iyo France, waxa la isla gartay wakhtigaa in la sameeyo guddi joogto ah oo labada dal xidhiidhiya si loo sameeyo hanaan lagu wada shaqeeyo, wuxu ahaa go’aan waxtar leh. Waxaan aad ugu faraxsanahay xidhiidhka wanaagsan ee ka dhexeeya Somaliland iyo France. Iyadoo aad ku jirtaan xaalad adag oo aad ku nooshihiin degaan faqri ah iyo gobol aan xasiloonayn waxad dimuqraadiyada ka gaadheen heer ka sareeya wadamada qaarada Afrika intooda badan. Waxaad dalkiina dib ugu soo celiseen dadkii wax soo bartay ee dibadaha idinka joogay, taasina waa arrin lagu daydo. Doorasho xor iyo xalaal ah ayaad ku qabateen duruuftihiina dhaqaale oo qalafsan inkastoo aad caawimo dhaqaale ka hesheen bulshada caalamka xiligii doorashada. Waxay ahayd guul weyn, dadka intoodii badneyd baa ka qayb qaatay doorashada, muran kama iman qaybihii tartamayay, runtii waa tusaale wanaagsan oo mudan in lagu daydo. Imika waan ka tagayaa Djibouti waayo waxa dhamaaday wakhtigii aan safiirka ahaa”. Dhanka kale waxa uu ambassador Dominique ka hadlay xidhiidhka ka dhexeeya xafiiska Somaliland ee Paris iyo dawlada France “ laga soo bilaabo bishii October 2008 waxa la sameeyey xafiiska Somaliland ee Paris, waxaana la keenay wakiil, xafiiskaasi si wanaagsan buu u shaqeeyaa, markii hore waxa xafiiska qabtay Maxamuud Siciid Nuur (Fagadhe) oo imika dhintay,haddana waxa qabtay xilka Cali Ismaaciil Xasan oo runtii khibrad wanaagsan u leh shaqada, Cali waa nin si weyn ugu firfircoon horumarinta xidhiidhka ka dhexeeya Somaliland iyo France, wuxu sameeyaa safaro uu madaxda dawlada France ku keeno Somaliland, dawlada cusub ayay u taalaa inay raacdo wadadii aanu u furay France iyo Somaliland, madaxweynaha cusub ayay sidoo kale u taalaa inuu xidhiidhka sii horumariyo” ayuu yidhi Ambassador Dominiqur Decherf. Intaa kaddib waxa isaguna saxaafada la hadlay wakiilka Somaliland u jooga dalka France, Cali Ismaaciil Xasan, isagoo sheegay in xidhiidhka ka dhexeeya Somaliland iyo France uu haatan marayo heer wanaagsan isla markaana dawlada France danaynayso wax la qabsiga xukuumadda cusub, waxaanu intaa ku daray in doorashadii ka dhacday Somaliland ay sare u qaaday sumacadii dalka, taasoo uu sheegay inay albaabka u furayso xidhiidho dhaqaale oo caalamku la yeesho Somalialnd. Wakiilka Somaliland u jooga dalka France, Cali Ismaaciil Xasan waxa hadaladiisa ka mid ahaa “ anigoo aan dhameystiri kareyn waxqabadkii xafiiska Somaliland ee France uu qabtay wakhtiga oo kooban dartii, haddana in yar haddii aan idiin sheego, Somaliland iyo safiirka (Dominique) waxa isugu horeysay bishii 6-aad 2008, markaas oo madaxweyne Rayaale uu marayay Djibouti iyo anigoo imid Djibouti waxan kulansiiyay Madaxweyne Daahir Rayaale iyo safiirka, waxa iigu xigay sanadkii 2008 bishii 9-aad waxan ku guuleystay in madaxweyne Daahir Rayaale Kaahin aan geeyo magaalada Paris ee xarunta dawlada France, markaas oo xidhiidhkii France iyo Somaliland uu heer sare sii gaadhay oo sii adkaaday, waxa haddana noogu xigtay in aanu keeno wefti balaadhan oo isugu jira xubno ka kala socda qaybaha dawlada France u qaabilsan dhaqaalaha,siyaasada, anagoo markaas bank Djibouti ku yaalay laantiisa aanu ka furay Somaliland,waxay ahayd bishii January 2009. waxa kale oo noogu xigtay bishii March sanadkii 2009 oo ay isoo raaceen safiirkan imika ila socda iyo baarlamanka Faransiiska ninka u qaabilsan Geeska Afrika, haddana waxa iigu xigay in aanu aniga iyo safiirku nimaadno bishii April ee sanadkan isagoo safiirka ay la socdaan wefti balaadhan, marka kale ee noogu xigtaana waa imika. Shacbiga reer Somaliland way mutaysteen dimuqraadiyada ee Ilaahay ha ka jasaa’i siiyo, madaxweyne Daahir Rayaale waxaan leeyahay hambalyo siddii dimuqraadiyada ahayd ee aad u aqbashay natiijadii doorashada, waxan leeyahay madaxweynaha la doortay,waxa ina sugaysa hawl adag ee aan u diyaar garowno siddii aan uga soo bixi lahayn, waxaan odhan karaa heerka dimuqraadiyada Somaliland gaadhay waxay horseedi kartaa xidhiidh dhaqaale oo wanaagsan inuu ina dhex maro dawlada France waayo waxa la sugayay waxay ahayd doorashada ”. Wakiilka Somaliland ee France,Cali Ismaaciil waxa kale oo uu sheegay in Faransiisku danaynayo maalgashiga dekedda Berbera oo uu sheegay inuu isagu ahaa shakhsigii xidhiidhkaasi ka shaqeeyey, waxaanu intaa ku daray inuu ka sii shaqeyn doono siddii heshiiskaasi u dhameystirmi lahaa. Xubnaha kale ee weftigan la socday waxa ka mid ahaa Thierry Choiner oo ahaa xoghayaha guud ee safaaradda Faransiisku ku leeyahay dalka Djibouti iyo xoghayaha cusub ee safaarada France ku leeyahay Djibouti, xubno kale oo ka socday baarlamaanka dalka France. Ugu dambeyntii weftigaasi waxay shalay gelinkii dambe ka dhoofeen madaarka Egal International ee magaalada Hargeysa, halkaas oo ay ku sii macasalaameeyeen wasiirka arrimaha dibedda Somalialnd, C/laahi Maxamed Ducaale, marwo Edna Aadan Ismaaciil, taliyaha sirdoonka Somaliland, Maxamed Nuur iyo dadweyne kale. Source Haatuf

The building is nice and big it looks good but I think the design could have been better , but Puntlanders will get there keep on building and you will get the right design

The building is nice and big it looks good but I think the design could have been better , but Puntlanders will get there keep on building and you will get the right design

What do you expect from the pirate boys Melez zanawi is their daddy they will do everything he askes

Yes perhaps i am the somali diid what does that make garaad jamac Kenya doon

But the anti-somali and anti-muslim somalidiidland doesn't deserve recognition, (snm is pro-isreal and pro-habashi)

Are you sure you support the tfg I am sure the tfg doesn’t support you it was just a few weeks back when cumar buur accused the khusuusi of being linked to terrorism

wamaxay garaadkan caruurtu ay so dhaweynayaan tallow ma garaad caruureed bey moodeen ?