NEC Gears up For Local elections The Somaliland National Electoral commission is gearing up for the upcoming 2012 local government elections this according to th Electoral Commission spokesperson Mr. Mohamed Ahmed hirsi (geelle) speaking at a press conference revealed that the commission is close to finishing the electoral preparations for the upcoming local government election. Mr. Mohamed said the Electoral commission has met with the nine political organizations that are expected to take part in upcoming elections and we have agreed on a comprehensive and inclusive approach in working toward the next round of elections as mandated by the country’s Constitution and that members of the commission will be traveling to Nairobi to meet international donors in an effort to solicit funding for the electoral process, however the National Electoral Commission is under-funded. The 6 Political Organizations who qualified (WADANI, DALSAN, RAYS, UMMADDA, NASIYE and HAQSOOR will now compete with the current three national parties of UCID, UDUB and KULMIY to contest for upcoming local council elections which are expected to be held soon. ensure the sustainability, integrity and inclusiveness of future polls. The NEC also highlighted the positive impression that Somaliland’s last presidential election had on the international community and how it made Somaliland a model for the rest of Africa. Even though, Somaliland is multi-party system country with viable democratic institutions, the government of Somaliland however is not recognized international, despite a growing Western desire to establish formal ties.

Faisah Axmed Cilmi walahi wa fariid waleh noolow adeer.

Mukulaalow its not that i am just finding a reason to hate on her. Oke i don't like her face and siday isku malmaloolinayso.

They are coming its just matter of time

no one asked the source?

Not pretty she is to dark

Trinidad and Tobago:D

Anigu qurux ma arko

Miskiin qodobka Citizenshipka wa mid aad u qeexnayn oo loo bahanyahay in la saxo dhalasho qofki Somaliya u dhashay iyo sidi dhalashada loo bixinayo dastuurkan galdaloolyo waweyn ba ku jira.

Mombasa Republican Council protests: Kenyan killed Continue reading the main story Related Stories Kenya's coastal rebels A protester has died during clashes between police and a group which wants independence for the Coast region around Mombasa. A member of the Mombasa Republican Council (MRC) died after being hit on the head by a stone thrown by a fellow protester, police say. Police fired tear gas to prevent about 100 MRC members from entering a Mombasa court. The court is hearing a challenge to a ban on the group. The MRC argues that the mainly Muslim Coastal region has been ignored by the national government in Nairobi. Prime Minister Raila Odinga this week rejected holding talks with the MRC, saying it must first drop its demands for independence. Dozens of MRC members have been arrested in recent days, local media

MOMBASA (Reuters) - One person was killed in Kenya on Tuesday during a protest against the government's rule of the Mombasa coastal strip, a tourism magnet and one of the country's main foreign exchange earners. The protest came after the government banned the Mombasa Republican Council (MRC), a group calling for the coastal city area to secede. More than 50 people stormed a court that was hearing a case in which the MRC has challenged the government ruling. Police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters. "I can confirm that one person died in the confrontation after the youths affiliated with the MRC stormed the law courts," said regional police chief Aggrey Adoli. Adoli said the youth died after he was hit by a stone thrown by a fellow protester. He denied reports by some protesters that police had fired live rounds. "The death of the youth was not as a result of a police bullet, but rather he died of wounds inflicted after his colleague hit him with a stone," he said. Adoli said the protesters had been warned to stay away from the court. Police made several arrests and several protesters were injured. The MRC says it wants the coastal strip, which includes Kenya's main port, to run its own affairs and accuses successive governments of doing too little to alleviate poverty.

General duke Somaliland troops are in the cayn region sooljoogto and other area's in the Buhoodle district but that's besides the point this man undermines the existence of Khaatuumo and my question is why is he allowed to visit the town.

Liibaaxi Selebaan Nuur the Speaker of the Somaliland senate.

Somalia ,maybe he want you to say kuwi Dalka Burburiyey?

Two of the most powerful communities in Somalia so far expressed their views regarding the new constitution.

Presidential candidate

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read here http://shabelle.net/2012/04/25/kulan-lagu-taageerayay-musharaxa-dr-cumar-salaad-oo-ka-dhacay-muqdisho/

Gheele this man is undermining the Khatuumo administration in buuhoodle something the people of the Garaad Community agreed on in Taleex begin this year.I believe Khaatuumo wa mamuul yidhi wanu ka madax baanaahay Somaliland Puntland iyo mamuul kale oo waxanu nahay dad iyagu iskooda isku maamuulaya wa siday hadalkooda u dhigeen where is professor Cali khalif when you need him haa idin faah faahiye eh.

Somalia;822941 wrote: We don't trust the TFG to make such deals because they are corrupt, not only materially speaking but mentally corrupt. They are the same ones that welcomed the Ethiopian invasion with a parliament vote yet fought against them in the name of Islam only to have them come back when the president was from their tol, we were sent back 6 years because of that. And now you are telling me, as a public intellectual that I should allow these people who have no regards for the name Somalia let alone their own tol to hold in their hands the future of the Somali peninsula? in other words Somalia is not ready to open talks with Somaliland now tell me how many of the people of Somalia share these views?

The liberating forces of Somalia aka the Xabashis arrest two Somali MPS Kuwi la xoreyey ba sida loo bah dilaya war ileen ceeb looma dhinto. Sheikh Abu mansuur roobow released the same xaabsade in 2009 xabashidu na jeelkay dhigeen 2012 hada addis ba loo si wada.

Ethiopian forces in Baidoa town detain two Somali MPs SHABELLE MEDIA NETWORK APRIL 25, 2012 BAIDOA (Sh.M.Network)- The reliable news sources from the southern Somali town ofBaidoasaid on Wednesday that Ethiopian forces have arrested two Somali lawmakers after allegedly accused of opposing for making a regional state. Sheik Aden Mohammed Nur known as Aden Madobe and Mohammed Ibrahim Habsade, the two legislators were detained by the Ethiopian troops from their houses in the town and then they were airlifted to a jail at the border betweenSomalia and Ethiopia. Sheik Aden Mohammed Nur, former Somali parliament speaker, Mohammed Ibrahim Habsade, former Minster of transport for TFG have been on tour in Bay and Bakol regions of Somalia after both Somali and Ethiopian forces captured that regions from Al shabab militants. Some reports confirm that the MPs have been transferred to another prison in Addis Abbaba, the capital of Ethiopian. A lawmaker close to the speaker whom Shabelle Media contacted on the phone to know more the issue of the MPs denied the arrest report. Ethiopian has sent again its troops and tanks into Somali last year to help TFG war on Al shabab fighters, capturing several strategic areas in south and central regions of Somalia.

So its now about borders and you want to talk about Borders Somaliland has borders with Somalia and that's a fact Whether you call it Puntland xafadooyinka garowe iyo Bosaaaso we will only talk to a government in Somalia la hadli mayno mamuul beeleedyaasha:D Ta markan ku sii daro TFG manay matalin Buntland manay kala hadli karayn waxa aad doonaysid its seems u don't trust you're own government why is that?

Khaatumo needs to deport this guy this guy is backstabbing the Admin in Buhoodle.

Puntland is Somalia and Puntland is represented by the TFG right the transitional federal government of Somalia the Prime Minister hails from you're region why are the Sufis ahlusuna wal jamaca guys not allowed to have their own fair representation in the Talks or Azania ximan iyo xeeb galmudug and all the other Clan states in Somalia? Its seems you have no trust in you're own government...