Damn Germans, they did.

Says the Woyane recruit.

You are special kind of moron, Daaco.

Ethiopia has bigger problems than people realize. No side show will calm the waters.

They are just testing him. He is moving too fast for everybody's liking. And the security establishment is not happy at all.

We have new Oodweyne on our hands.

I don't think Muse, the menace, liked that Somaliland is in quotation and being told the Secretary-General was disappointed in him What's the point of sending the second letter if Michael Keating speaks for the Secretary-General? Since coming to power, Muse is moving from controversy to another. And yes, Galbeedi is owed an apology.

Barre should have stepped down when the war was lost.

You know things are bad when Observer says Tigray should keep their head down.

I killed them all

Addis Standard @addisstandard Update: In a televised statement aired on Etv, PM #AbiyAhmed directly addressed President Isaias Afewerki in Tigrigna. He also recognized that today was Martyrs Day in Eritrea and that he took the president's decision as a "great news in a great day." #Ethiopia-#Eritrea

This is according to WaPo.WaPo

This should please Muse the menace.

Galbeedi, The workers are indeed transferred to Mogadishu but it was agreed both offices will continue to operate simultaneously for few months before the Nairobi is closed for good.

So, this is the country that supposedly want to invest Somali ports.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has said foreign debt is becoming a burden to his country. "We have reached a point where debt servicing has become very hard for the national economy," Ahmed said in an annual performance report presentation to parliament on Monday less than 70 days after he assumed office in April. According to the prime minister, the country has taken $1.3 billion in loans during the first six months of the budget year (since July 8, 2017), which rose the country's total debt to $24.7 billion. He said a little more than 57 percent of the loan was used by the government while public companies consumed the rest. “During the first six months of the budget year, import-export showed a 0.02 percent increase but the trade balance widened [to the disadvantage of Ethiopia] by 2.2 percent,” he said. “We have been taking loans and now that is getting too much,” he said.

I guess this is respectable admin

I had to ask Ethiopian friend to clarify what PM said. It seems PM words was construed by different groups. That said, Somalia which has no control over its borders shouldn't enter these sort of agreements. Regaining our sovereignty through reconcialation should be our main goal. Samafal, We should trade with our neighbors but Somalia is not in a position to control its fate.

Somalis in North America are getting smarter. We might soon have US Congresswoman.

He is splitting up the Ethiopian Telecom giant. TPLF is resisting the partial privatization of state-owned companies and liberalization of the economy. Somali business will greatly benefit if he opens the market.

War Suldaanka, Is this same sort of stagnant image distortion of Farmajo supposedly being frisked by AMISOM.

Ahmed was addressing economic integration not a political union of any sort.