Yuusuf Ciise Talaabo Oo Ahaa Wasiir Ku Xigeenkii Hore Ee Wasaarada Cadaalada Oo Geeryooday Sidoo kale marxuum Talaabo waxa uu soo maray wasaarado kala duwan isaga oo soo maray... Hargeysa (GNS) Inaal Ilaahi Waa Inaa Ilayhi Raajucuun Waxa goor dhoweyd ku geeryooday magaalada Nairobi ee dalka Kenya Mujaahid Yuusuf Ciise ducaale Talaabo oo ahaa Wasiiiir ku Xigeenkii hore ee Wasaarada Cadaalada somaliland. Marxuum Yuusuf Ciiise Talaabo ayaa indhoweytoba lagu dabiibayay Cusbital ku yaala Magaalada Nairobi, ka dib markii xaalad caafimaad loo geeyay dalka Kenya, si loogu soo daweeyo halkaasi. ALLE ha u naxariistee Yuusuf Ciise Talaabo ayaa xilal kala duwan ka soo qabtay xukuumadihii kala dambeeyay ee soo maray Somaliland, markii ugu dambeysayna waxa uu ahaa Wasiir ku xigeenkii cadaaladda. Marxuun Yuusuf Ciise Talaabo ayaa ku dhashay Gobolka Sanaag gaar ahaan magaalo madaxda Ceerigaabo, waxana uu ahaa mujaahid usoo dagaalamay Somaliland isla markaana ku jirey saraakiishii ugu sareysay ee SNM. Alle naxariistii janno ha ka waraabiyee Marxuum yuusuf ciise waxa uu soo maray xilal kala duwan isaga oo noqday badhasaabka gobolka sanaag. Sidoo kale marxuum Talaabo waxa uu soo maray wasaarado kala duwan isaga oo soo maray xilalka Wasiir kuxigeenka Wasaarada Macadanta iyo Biyaha iyo wasiir ku xigeenka wasaarada cadaalada Somaliland. Dhamaan shaqaalaha Gabiley news waxay tacsi Tiiraanyo leh udirayaan dhamaan ehelkii,qaraabadii iyo waliba qarankii uu ka baxay marxuum yuusf Ciise talaabo,waxayna ilaahay uga baryayaan in uu naxariistii janno ka waraabiyo,dhamaan ehelkii,qaraabadii,iyo qaranka uu ka baxayna samir iyo iimaan ka siiyo Ammin Aamiin

July 23, 2011 2:30 pm You are here:Home Special Report Kenyans allowed to sue UK for colonial abuse .Kenyans allowed to sue UK for colonial abuse Posted on 22/07/2011 in Special Report Four elderly Kenyans have been given approval from a London high court to sue the British government over alleged atrocities committed during the Mau Mau uprising. The decision on Thursday to take proceedings to the next stage is a setback for the Foreign Office which had argued that the British government should not be held liable because legal responsibility has passed on to the present Kenyan government. It also opens the debate over the possibility of additional landmark lawsuits against Britain and other European nations for abuses during the colonial era, one of the Kenyans’ attorneys said. Al Jazeera’s Nadim Baba said the main aim of the case was “moral and not financial” and that much was yet to be decided about the next step in the legal process. “There is some wariness from the claimants about the delays that could come before a trial. The Foreign Office is expected to raise issues of limitations, saying too much time has elapsed,” said Baba from outside the High Court in London on Thursday. “If the case is allowed to go to full trial, we’re looking at sometime in early 2012,” he added. “] Kenyans say they were beaten and sexually assaulted by officers acting for the UK government [GETTY Long-ago abuses Despite the potential delays, several Mau Mau supporters present in the court room in London told Reuters the judgment was a “great day for Kenya”. “It’s so far so good but we’re hoping that things get better and the right decision will be made in favour of the survivors,” said Sammy Kimetu, originally from Kenya. Richard McCombe, the high court judge, ruled on Thursday that the claimants “have arguable cases in law”, and that the suit can go ahead. But he added: “I have not found that there was systematic torture nor, if there was, the UK government is liable.” The British government had tried to have the case thrown out, saying it could not be held legally responsible for the long-ago abuses. It argues that legal responsibility was transferred to the Kenyan Republic when it became independent in 1963. Its counsel, Robert Jay, had argued that the case was “built on inference” and ended in a “cul-de-sac”, the Press Association reported. But Al Jazeera’s Baba said the ruling was a “cause for cautious optimism”. “The [claimants] are confident they will get compensation and an apology from the British government,” he said. The plaintiffs, Ndiku Mutwiwa Mutua, Paulo Muoka Nzili, Wambugu Wa Nyingi and Jane Muthoni Mara, who are in their 70s and 80 – flew more than 6,400 kilometres from their rural homes for the trial earlier this year. The abuses in question were allegedly committed in British detention camps between 1952 and 1961. The Kenyans say they were beaten and sexually assaulted by officers acting for the British administration who were trying to suppress the rebellion against the British officials and white farmers who had settled in some of Kenya’s most fertile lands. They say British administrators were aware they were being mistreated, and want an apology and compensation. They were not in court for Thursday’s judgment. ‘Open a can of worms’ At the earlier hearing, the judge was told that Mutua and Nzili had been castrated while Nyingi was beaten unconscious in an incident in which 11 men were clubbed to death. Mara had been subjected to sexual abuse, the judge heard. Historians estimate as many as 150,000 suspected members of the Mau Mau, a resistance movement launched by Kenyan tribes, were detained without trial between 1952 and 1961 and placed in British-administered camps. The decision to take proceedings to the next stage is a setback for the Foreign Office which had argued that the British government should not be held liable as legal responsibility has devolved on to the present Kenyan government. Next Easter, another hearing will be held to assess the evidence before any decision is made on whether to proceed to a full trial. If the test-case claimants are eventually successful, more similar cases seeking substantial damages could be brought against the British government. Welcoming the decision, Martyn Day who represents the Kenyan survivors said the British government could “open a can of worms” if an eventual judgment is made against them. “Undoubtedly the government is worried about the impact and implication of a judgment of this sort being made against them,” he told Reuters. “It would be much more sensible for the government to sit around the table and talk to us rather than potentially face massive trouble from colonial groups around the world.”

Inaalilahi wa inalilahi rajicuun Mujahid Yusuf Ciise ducaale died today in a hospital in Kenya Ilahoow ku naxairso may allah bless your soul and enlighten your grave

Jacaylbaro;735726 wrote: Wait until another waxgarad come to oppose this .... Are u saying. Kuwani waxgaradki hagaagsana maha lol

Aaliyaah wey is yeel yeeleysa where did i talk about three cities i was talking about when u called us axmaq i find that not nice just because we dont agree with you. Any waxa funny ah aaliyaah claims somaliland troops killed somaliland police if thats the case than mala siilaanyo ba halganka ssc wada lol

Wadnaha dhag leh duke the snm boys in garowe wa wax u ka naxo

They can live in somaliland as long as they respect the somaliland rule of law

Aaliyah wamaxay caydu inaader axmaq ma nihin dadku isku fikir uun bay ahayn uun eh;) Dhib kale ma jidho:p

Somalina;735794 wrote: Inta kale xagey ka iman ama aad adigu ka sugi? ma Hawdka mise NFD? 4.5 ayaa wasiirada lagu qaybsadey, kii qeyliyana ha qeyliyo wuu aamusi doonaa after 1 hour. Lools awoow maanta mid ba maqaal qoray 18 wasiir ba la dhisay bu yidhi was 18ka beelood eeh Somalia hadanu iska dhex weyney ma nihin 18ka beelood eh Somali ugu mudan eeh waxanu nahay dad aan jirin lool

Taleexi has something against Hargeysa or maybe the people of Hargeysa Somaliland had many capitals during the medeviltimes seylac was the capital and now its hargeysa.

Somalina;735778 wrote: And? Thats about it i think awoow weynu iska sugi inta kale if they have something against the new cabinet but the rest seem happy

Taleexi;735775 wrote: Ahaha -- SSC is fighting for justice and doesn't want to be ruled from Hargeisa. Is that a problem? which part of my language you don't understand? And what is wrong with being ruled from Hargeysa,, Hargeysa maxay qabta?

Saalax according to Saado the entire sool and the buuhoodle region is empty;) Saalax now you know where they get the ridiculous numbers from.

So far galmudug is unhappy and the MaakhirFolks.

Taleexi;735748 wrote: Is it not "Somaliland" a part of Somalia? Dadkani waa waasheen maxaad ka doodaysaan. If Somaliland was part of the failed somalia as you say than what are your rebels fighting against isn't what they want a United Somaliland and Somalia. Rebels and their way of thinking SMH

UNDP is not a reliable source nor is the Colonial government a reliable source , but i know where people like A khadar get their sources from they get it from Saado Cali warsame the UN chief for Somali statistics and songfestivals. 200,000 SSC residents who have been driven from their ancestral lands now call Daadab refugee camp their home. We want the UN to come up with a smart solution. It should do the right thing by ending the occupation in SSC territories. It should then move the displaced SSC residents back to their lands. This would help the people restore their normal life and rebuild their lives” says Saado Ali. Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/309390#ixzz1SqtxPvaX source saado cali warsame

Hargeisa Book fair is officially opened in Freedom Park .Hargeisa Book fair is officially opened in Freedom Park Posted on 22/07/2011 in Latest Headlines Hargeisa (JSLTimes.com) -The organizers of Hargeisa International Book fair launch the official opening of the fisrt day. The Book fair will last for four days as planned by the organizing committee. The event was attended by high profile figures including government officials, poets, writers, composers and readers clubs from the regions of the country. Faisal Ali Warabe as the chairman of opposition party, Muuse Biihi, the chairman of ruling party, Hadrawi as a poet, Boobe yusuf Duale as writer and other guests attended the ceremony. The minister for sports, culture and youth officially opened the event. The event which was highly organized went under way as a schedule and Jama Muse Jama who is one of the leading organizers delivered a speech by which he demanded the government to establish Public library where people come and enjoy reading books. The event was held in Freedom Park and writers from home and abroad displays their newly published books and participants were encouraged to buy these books. Hadrawi who is a prolific poet spoke and he talked about what is going to happen with in the coming days. There will be s poetry contest and the youth is to take a leading role. There were guests invited from Garowe and Djibouti who attended the event. Finally, the ceremony was well organized where all those invited enjoyed the cultural festival which was held in their country.

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Explosion rocks Norwegian PM's office Several people reported injured and windows of building housing prime minister's office blown out, reports say. 22 Jul 2011 13:58 EmailPrintShareSend Feedback The attack left several people injured but the prime minister was reported to be safe [Photo by Geir-Olav Goksøyr] An explosion has blown out most windows of a government building housing the prime minister's office and left several people injured, news agencies say. Friday's blast blew out most windows on the 17-storey building housing Jens Stoltenberg's office, as well as nearby ministries, including the oil ministry, which was on fire. Camilla Ryste, a government spokeswoman, told the Associated Press the prime minister was safe. A Reuters correspondent, Walter Gibbs, said he counted at least eight injured people. The cause of the blast was unknown but the tangled wreckage of a car was outside one building. And an Associated Press reporter said newspaper offices in the area were also damaged and smoke could be seen drifting in the streets. The reporter said he saw a young man with a bleeding leg being helped away from the area. It was not immediately clear whether there were other injuries. The attack comes days after Norwegian prosecutors filed a terrorism charge against Mullah Krekar, founder of the Kurdish Islamist group Ansar al-Islam, who is accused of threatening a former minister, Erna Solberg, with death. "Norway will pay a heavy price for my death," he said. "If, for example, Erna Solberg deports me and I die as a result, she will suffer the same fate." It is not clear whether Friday's attack is related to the threat.

Maakhir oo Kalsoonidii Kala Noqotay Xukuumada Cabdiweli Gaaz 22nd July 2011 Ku Masuuliyiinta Dawladda Kumeel Gaarka ah Ku Ummadda Soomaaliyeed iyo cid walboo ay khusayso Ku Beesha Caalamka gaar ahaan waddammada daneeya arrimaha Soomaaliya Marka hore ilaahay baa mahad leh, marka xiga ummadda Soomaaliyeed ee muddada dheer colaadaha ku soo jirtay waxan ilaahay uga baryaynaa inuu garansiiyo wanaagga nabaddu leedahay iyo isku duubnidu. Nuxurka qoraalkani xambaarsan yahay waa ‘qaaddacaad’ annagoo ah waxgaradka Beesha Reer Maakhir, aannu ku qaaddacayno dawladda uu soo dhisay Raysalwasaare Cabdiweli Maxamed Cali Gaas. Waxan muddaba indhaha ku haynay dhismaha isbaddalka Dawladda Kumeelgaarka ah looga fadhiyey, hase ahaatee martay waddadii tii ka geeri horraysay ee Maxamed Cabdullaahi Farmaajo. Waxannu qaaddacaddaas la wadaagnaa ummad badan oo Soomaaliyeed oo arkay meel-ka -dhaca iyo u gefidda Axdi Qarameedka u yaal DKMG ah. Ummadda Reer Maakhir oo ku dhaqan gobollada: Sanaag, Bari, Baay iyo Jubbada Hoose, waxa lagula kacay gef siyaasadeed oo hadimo ku dheehan tahay, marar badan. Iyadoo la qaddarinayo midnimada iyo walaaltinnimada Soomaaliyeed beeshu waxay u dul qaadatay ihaanooyin lagu falay magaceeda. Dawladda uu hurmuudka ka yahay Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed iyo saaxiibkiis Shariif Xasan Sheekh Aadan,: Waxay ku takri faleen awood qaybsigii beelaha Soomaaliyeed; Waxay meel iska dhigeen Axdi Qarameedkii Embaghati lagu kala saxeexday; Waxay garab mareen dastuurkii Soomaaliya ee 1960-kii; Waxay talada dalka gacanta u geliyeen ummada shisheeye sida Itoobiya, Kenya iyo Ugandha; Waxay ku talax tageen dhaqaalaha magaca ummadda lagu urursado oo boqollaal malyan oo doollar lagu qiyaasay. Intaasoo falal dembeyeeda waxa u sii dheer, iyagoo ka dab qaadanaya qabqablayaasha ha’yadaha caalamiga ah sida UNDB, ICG iyo urur goboleedyada sida IGAD iyo AU-da, inay raysalwasaare qoor-qabad ah, markay doonaan shaqada ka eryaan, ay ku fushadaan danahooda iyo kuwa shisheeye ee ay masuulka ka yihiin. Illaa iyo sannaddii 2009-ka, ka dib markii Sheekh Shariif xukunka DKMG qabtay, wax sii xumaada mooyee, wax hagaagay lama arag. Itoobiyaay naga bax, waxa xigtay Itoobiyaay adaan kuu adeegaa. Muddo saddex sano ka yar waxa DKMG yeelatay 3 raysalwasaare: Cumar Cabdirashiid, Maxamed Farmaajo iyo C/Weli Gaas oo kursiga kulul hadda lagu fadhiisiyey. Dhammaan raysalwasaarayaashaas talada ay wax ku goynayeen waxay ahayd arrin labada Shariif mindida daabkeeda u hayaan, marka dantii laga lahaa lagu fushadana waxa la tusayey irridda dambe ee DKMG-da raysalwasaarayaasheeda laga saaro. Waxan si gaara u xusaynaa in xukuumaddii la dhisaba lagu dhisayey qaaciido aannaan raalli ku ahayn oo la yiraahdo 4.5 (afar dhibic shan), qaaciidadan oo noqotay tii lagu duudsiyey cid xaq lahayd iyo cid kaleba. Qaaciidadan ayaa ulajeeddadii loo qaatay sannaddii 2004-ta, ujeeddada ka dambaysaa ahayd in si ku meelgaar ah wax loogu fuliyo, hase ahaate waxaa rasmi ka dhigtay dad dano gaara leh. Waxa la yaab leh, haddii caqiidadaaba la raaci lahaa, saddexda masuul ee ugu sarreeya midna xilkan indha ma saareen, waa haddii la raacayo miisaan beeleed. Haddaba ummadda Maakhir waxay u dhabar adaygtay, dhibaatooyinkaas dalka loo geysanayey muddada badan. Tusaale, xukuumaddii Maxamed Cabdullaahi Farmaajo, ummadda Maakhir xaqeedii waa la duudsiyey, waxaannu arrintaa u aragnay inay ku sameeyeen, dad aan taariikhda dalka iyo dadka midna aqoon, oo ‘aragti gaaban’, waxayna nala noqotay inaan ka war dhawrno, bal in masuuliyiinta DKMG-du khaladaadkaas ka fiirsadaan, ma ay dhicin taasi. Waxa xigtey xukuumaddan C/Weli lagu ismay laakiin labada Shariif soo magcaabeen, laakiinse isagu soo dhisay, sidii si kasii daran ayaa meel ka dhac loogu geystay ummadda Reer Maakhir iyo ummadda Soomaaliyeed guud ahaan. Haddaannu nahay waxgaradka Ummadda Reer Maakhir, waxannu go’aansannay inaan kalsoonida kala noqonno xukuumadda C/Weli Cali Gaas ee xaq darrada ku dhisan. Ummadda Reer Maakhir iyo Soomaalida kale ee danaynaya aayaha dalka iyo dadka, waa in dib loogu noqdaa xaaladda dalka, waddankana laga xoreeyaa ‘macaan jecesha’ iyo daba******yada shisheeyaha u adeega. Waxanna ku baaqaynaa, in Soomaalidu shir isugu timaaddo, runtana laga wada hadlo, sida wanaaggu ku jiro. Waxan ku soo gunaanadaynaa, Professor C/Weli Cali Gaas maradii ayuu iska riday, xataa waa jaha wareeray, oo siday noola muuqato malaha odaygu Soomaalida daneheedii wuxu u daba fadhiistay labada Shariif oo la ogyahay dhibaatada ay dalka iyo dadka ay u geysteen baaxadda ay leedahay. Waxnnu kale oo faraynaa xubnaha golaha baarlammaanka DKMG ugu jira ummadda Maakhir inay iska casilaan xilalka ay hayaan. Waxan ka digaynaa in qof reer Maakhira aanu cad quudheed ka qaadan xukuumadda xaaraanta ah. Ilaahay waxan mar kale ka baryaynaa inuu Soomaali waafajiyo talada wanaagsan

May allah bless her soul the daughter of the legend Xaaji adan Yusuf Cilmi

African viewpoint: Messy divorces In our series of viewpoints from African journalists, Ghanaian writer and opposition politician Elizabeth Ohene says that that the break-up of a political marriage is as painful as a real-life divorce. A former first lady of Ghana lost an election most emphatically on 9 July, the same day that the new Republic of South Sudan was born. While the events in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, were a joyful affair, the events in Sunyani, the capital of Ghana's Brong Ahafo Region, were very painful to watch. Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings, wife of former President Jerry Rawlings, was contesting an election to become the presidential candidate of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) party in polls due next year. Her opponent was President John Atta Mills, who was Mr Rawlings' protege and had come to power in 2009 with the firm backing of the Rawlings. Continue reading the main story “ Start Quote Pre-nuptial agreements never bring equal solace to both sides.” End Quote Both events, in Sunyani and Juba, came out of a relationship gone bad - a marriage that had broken down. Whereas in all cultures we have devised elaborate rites for marriages, the process of breaking up remains mostly unstructured and messy. The problem often is that it is very rare for both sides in a relationship to conclude at the same time that a marriage has broken down irretrievably. The African Union (AU), like the Catholic Church, is resolutely against divorce. What god (or in Africa's case, the colonial powers) has put together, cannot and should not be put asunder. 'Marital property' The African map, as drawn by the colonial powers, is sacrosanct - no matter how absurd. The AU, though, reluctantly endorsed South Sudan's independence. As I watched the birth of the nation and the joy on the faces of the crowds in Juba, I looked at at the face of Omar al-Bashir, now president of a half Sudan. I could tell he was hurting. Maybe, it had something to do with the sharing of the marital property and the oil revenue going to the south. South Sudan won independence after decades of conflict with the north The problem is that even pre-nuptial agreements never bring equal solace to both sides. Then, my mind went to a May dawn in 1994 in Pretoria at the inauguration of a certain Nelson Mandela. Not exactly a divorce that one, but not quite a marriage either since this "new" South Africa did not require a new domain name or a new football team as South Sudan apparently does - but it did get a new flag and a new national anthem. That, too, was a relationship among different races that had collapsed and was being re-engineered after years of trouble. We all wished them well and have been watching their progress sometimes with anxiety but more often with a lot of pride. 'Delirious' A year ago they did Africa proud by hosting a successful football World Cup tournament and one got the impression this new marriage was working even if the partners were still adjusting to the shift in power. My mind then went to a country much nearer to the new state of South Sudan - Eritrea. It divorced from Ethiopia in 1993 after a long liberation war. Like the crowds in Juba on 9 July, the Eritreans were delirious at nationhood but the divorce was traumatic for Ethiopians. The sharing of the spoils had turned Ethiopia into a landlocked nation overnight, as the country's only port fell in Eritrea. Somaliland's independence has not been recognised by any other country But an even more interesting example is that of Somaliland, which broke away from Somalia 20 years ago. That divorce has not been recognized by officialdom but Somaliland has certainly left the marriage and we wait for the formalities to be concluded one day. Which all brings me back to events in Sunyani. The fall-out between the Rawlings and their one-time protege - Mr Atta Mills - was played out in full glare of the public. It seemed to me this was a classic case of an abusive relationship where the marriage had broken down but one side was still trying to hold on to it. I have not quite worked out who filed for divorce, but the truth is that the marriage is over. Mr Atta Mills has spoken about working for unity, but that is just empty talk. This was a divorce and we await the sharing of the spoils.

Loool if you don't take the UNDP as a reliable source and not the Colonial Government as a reliable source we should just believe the local rebel mafrish source right which says 100.000 people fled Laascanood in 2007

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