I like this version loool

lol Qofta in the middle knows how to back it up.

Haweenka ku jira Xeryaha Barakacyaasha Muqdisho oo ka cabanaya Kufsi ay u geystaan Ciidamada Dowladda Soomaaliya Talaado, Jannaayo 08, 2013 (HOL) — Iyadoo madaxweynaha Soomaaliya, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud uu dhawaan sheegay in askarigii kufsi lagu helo uu xukunkiisu noqonayo dil toogasho; ayaa haddana haweenka ku jira xeryaha barakacayaasha ee Muqdisho ku yaalla waxay ka cabanayaan kufsi ay u geystaan ciidamada dowladda Soomaaliya iyo dad xiran dharka ciidamada. Nuuro Xirsi oo 27-jir ah waxay sheegtay in 29-kii bishii December ee lasoo dhaafay ay xilli habeen ah kufsadeen toddoba askari oo hubeysan, kuwaas oo ay sheegtay inay ugu soo dhaceen guri cooshado ka sameysan oo ku yaalla xero ku taalla Tarabuunka oo ka tisran degmada Hodan. “Waxay ahayd 1:00 habeennimo, caruurteydu way jiifeen markii ay toddoba nin oo hubeysan ay guriga iigu soo dhaceen dabadeedna ay si xun ii kufsadeen,” ayay Nuuro u sheegtay Telefishinka Al-Jazeera oo ay wareysi siisay. “Askartu qaarkood waxay ku hubeysnaayeen qoryaha AK-47. Dharbaaxo ayay igu dhufteen waxayna igu amreen inaan guriga dibadda uga baxo, kaddibna way i kursadeen. Wax walba oo ay awoodi kareen ayay igu sameeyeen. Lama aanan dagaalami Karin ama iskama difaaci Karin. Sideen ula dagaalami karaan toddoba qof oo hubeysan,” ayay hadalkeeda raacisay. Haweeneydan dhibanaha ah waxay sheegtay inaysan jirin cid caawisay intii la kufsanayay. “Dadku way ka baqaan inay guryahooda kasoo baxa xilliga habeenkii ah si ay u arkaan waxa dhacaya. Qof walba waa baqayay, waayo waxay doonayaan inay noolaadaan.” “Markii ay iga tageen raggii i kufsanayay, waan iska ooyay Waaberigii ayaan isbitaal aaday waxaana la iga soo siiyay dawooyin, umana aanan sheegin wax walba oo igu dhacay. Waayo waa Soomaali mana doonayo inay dadku i ogaadaan,” ayay hadalkeeda raacisay. Nuuro waxay sheegtay inay tagtay saldhig booliis balse aan waxba laga qaban dhibaatadii loo geystay. “Muqdisho dadka waa la dilaa aniguna ma aanan dhiman. Kufsigana wax weyn looma arko, xirtaa cidna looma xiro. Dadka ku nool kaamamka barakacayaasha ma ahan kuwo la xiiseeyo, ma aqbalayo wax walba oo aan ku iraahdo, xitaa haddii aan warbaahinta ka hadlo la ima maqlayo.” Fartuun Cabdisalaam Aadan oo ka mid ah aasaasayaashii ururka gabahaha walaalaha Soomaaliyeed oo la aasaasay sannadkii 2010 ayaa u sheegay Al-jazeera inaan la inkiri karin in kufsigu uu ka dhaco Muqdisho, iyadoo xustay in weli uu meesha ka maqan yahay sharcigii wax looga qaban lahaa arrintan foosha xun. “Kufsigu weli waa dhibaato taagan, si kasta oo ay ahaataba, toddobaad walba waxaa xafiiskeenna yimaada in ka badan toddoba dhibbane oo lagula kacay kufsi,” ayay tiri Fartuun C/salaam oo intaas ku dartay: “Kaamamku kuma yaallaan guryo, buushashkuna ma lahan albaabbo. Ninka waqtiguu rabo ayuu soo geli karaa wuxuu doono ayuuna ka sameyn karaa,” ayay tiri Faruun C/salaam. Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaan weli waxba ka qaban dhibaatooyinka kufsiga ah ee lagula kaco haweenka Soomaaliyeed, gaar ahaan kuwa ku jira xeryaha barakacayaasha ee ku yaalla Muqdisho. Maxamed Xaaji Xuseen, Hiiraan Online maxuseen@hiiraan.com Muqdisho, Soomaaliya

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Raula....There's gotta be a way to empower women, I think Somali women in diaspora can play big role. Breaking down the cultural taboo is important. One way to do is recruit sensible religious and civic leaders that could spearhead change.

Rape flourishes in Mogadishu's IDP camps By Laila Ali Al Jazeera _____________ Mogadishu, Somalia, Jan 06, 2013 - After a protracted conflict that has lasted more than two decades, there's now a sense of relative calm and security in Somalia. The unidentifiable gunmen that patrolled the streets have been replaced by men in smart uniforms. Road blocks that once divided the city between government and al-Shabab controlled areas have been removed; traffic flows freely. Somalis are flocking to the beach, old houses are being renovated and are glistening with fresh coats of paint. But not everybody enjoys the newly found sense of security. Camps filled with Internally Displaced Persons - people forced to flee the violence and insecurity of their home regions - are still a common sight. But for the women who live in them, violence and insecurity are still pertinent issues. Nura Hirsi is a 27-year-old widow living in the Burdubo IDP camp in the Tarabunka neighborhood of West Mogadishu. She says she was raped by seven government soldiers when they forced entry into her home on Saturday, December 29. "It was 1am, my children were sleeping when these men entered my house," she told Al Jazeera. "Some of them were armed with AK47s. They slapped me, ordered me outside and raped me. They did all kind of things to me. I couldn't fight them or defend myself. How could I against seven armed men?" Nura said that nobody would come to help her during the attack. "People are afraid to leave their houses at night to come see what is happening. Everybody is afraid; they are scared for their lives. "After they left, I cried. In the morning I went to the hospital and they gave me some medicine to take, but I didn't tell them of all that took place. They are Somalis and I don't want people to know." Authorities do not take allegations of rape - even gang-rape - seriously, she said. "I went to the police but they were not really interested. People get killed in Mogadishu; I didn't die. To them rape isn't so serious. Nobody is ever arrested. Even the person in charge of the IDP camp was not interested. He didn't say anything when I told him. I would even like to speak to the radio stations - but who will give me that chance?" Stigma of rape Abdalle Muumin is a Somali journalist. He said much of the country's media ignored sexual violence, leading to an enduring stigma faced by rape victims. "There is a culture in Somalia, where a victim of rape will report that so-and-so attempted to rape them, but nobody is ever comfortable to come forward, speak up and say that they were raped," he said. "Another reason why you don't hear anything about IDP-related news is because editors and media owners are not interested in that. When reporters file news regarding IDPs it is not aired; in fact it's referred to as shuban biyood [diarrhoea]. "Editors and owners are more interested in political news; it cost money to produce a radio package. In politics, there is money." Fartun Abdisalaan Adan is a co-founder of Sister Somalia , an organisation formed in 2010 which opened the first rape crisis centre in Mogadishu. Attitudes towards rape are slowly changing, she said. The subject is no longer taboo - but a lot more needs to be done to tackle it: "When we first started our work, there was a lot of denial from the government and men, and a lot of women were ashamed to speak up - but slowly we gained their trust. Now people in Somalia talk about it, no-one can deny that it is happening, although the response is still slow." Rape is still a huge problem, however, and as many as seven new victims arrive each week at Sister Somalia's Mogadishu office alone. "Women in the IDP camps are especially vulnerable. If you look at IDP camps, it is mostly lone women with children who live there," she said. "[The camp] is not a house, there is no door. A man can come in any time and do whatever he wants to you, knowing he will get away with it. "When [victims of rape] come to our office, our first reaction is to take them to a hospital to get medical help and pay their fees; then it's back to our centre where the counselling begins. We also discuss whether they want to go back to their home, if they choose to move then we assist them with relocation. We have also established a safe house where they can stay temporarily until suitable accommodation is found. Currently, we are assisting around 400 women who have been raped or whose daughters were raped." The safe house is especially useful to young girls who have run away from their families after becoming pregnant as a result of rape. "Younger girls, often 16 or 17, are usually afraid to tell their parents they have been raped and may now be pregnant, for fear they will not be believed, especially by their fathers; so they run away and stay at our centre. These younger victims are the ones who are most reluctant to report they were raped because they are also worried about their future and whether being a victim of rape will lessen their chances for marriage." 'Not a women's issue' Speaking via a telephone from Galcayo, south central Somalia, humanitarian activist and this year's Nansen Refugee Award winner, Hawa Aden Mohammed, expressed concerns about the cultural reservation among victims to speak out, as well as the seeming culture of impunity for the perpetrators of sexual violence. "It is not so easy to pursue legal action when the law is so relaxed or non-existent," she told Al Jazeera. "In my experience, 90 percent of women who were raped are reluctant to go to authorities because they are afraid or they are not confident anything will be done. There is also a need to educate; a lot of these women feel ashamed, they view themselves as haram, spoiled, dirty - and are unwilling to talk about it. "The government needs to do more to address the issue of violence against women in all its forms. This is not a women's issue, it is a society issue." The new Somali government has only been in power for two months, but, according to the Director General at the Minister for Labour, Youth and Sports, Aweis Haddad, "the government is doing it best to prevent such things. One of the first things that president did when he came to office is speak out against rape and gender based violence." He concluded by shifting blame, denying state troops were primarily responsible for the sexual violence against women such as 27-year-old Nura. "A lot of people are able to put on government uniforms and pretend to be the police or the army, but they are not. In some cases it's the Shabab," he said. "We treat every crime seriously. If people in government are found to behind such things, action will be taken." Names of rape survivors have been changed to protect their identity. Source: Al Jazeera

Today's Somalis whether in west or back home are most tacky and don't know how to party.

Af May is the source of the Somali and Af Maxaatiri and its variations are corrupted. N who decides what's standard Somali?

She's high.

The kid is given millions to kick around a ball. The least he could do is not screwed up. Mancini is patient man.

Where they walked off?

Somali refugees in Kenya begin to return home

Haatu;905264 wrote: Why an elementary school called Yaasiin Cusmaan? I agree with Ngonge, why does it ask for Mother's Name? Yasin Osman is one of the original 13 founders of the SYL. Schools were named in honor of these men including Yasin, Sakhawadin, etc.

Yasin Cusmaan is near taalo, my elementary school.

Garnaqsi;905111 wrote: Why do hurricanes always have female names? US sexism! Male and female names alternate Ike of 2008 and Andrew of 1992 are two of the most expensive hurricanes. They are only eclipsed by Katrina. Names are assigned by National Hurricane Center. Initially, when they first start naming hurricanes, it was all female names but in 1979, males were also included.

Yusuf Xaaji "Meel inta la fariistay Soomaali ha lagu barakciyo la yiri ma jirto" Wasiirka gaashaandhiga Kenya Maxamed Yuusuf Xaaji ayaa sheegay inay jiraan dad siyaasad gaar ah ka leh barakicinta lagu haayo Soomaalida ku dhaqan Xaafada Islii, xilli maalmihii u dambeeyay ay dib ugu soo laabanayeen dalkooda. Hadal uu u jeediyay Ganacsatada Soomaalida Xaafada Islii oo shalay ay la kulmeen xubno ka tirsan dowladda Kenya ayuu sheegay in aanay jirin go'aan cad oo ay isla gaareen Golaha Wasiirada, kaasoo ku saabsan in Soomaalida la barakiciyo. "Aniga Golaha Wasiirada ka tirsanahay, meel inta la fariistay Soomaali ha lagu barakciyo la yiri ma jirto, Soomaalida iyaga gacantooda ka horeysa oo laaluush bixinaya, kuwa dukaamada hor-taagan"ayuu si kulul u yiri Yusuf Xaaji. Yusuf Xaaji ayaa ugu baaqay Soomaalida inay yeeshaan karti la yimaadaan, isagoo dusha ugu tuuray in dhibaatada loo geysanayo ay iyaga mas'uul ka yihiin maadaama ay laaluush bixiyaan. Waxaa uu ugu baaqay Soomaalida inay soo sheegaan ciidamada howl galka ka wada Xaafada islii ee qafaalka iyo xadgudubka u geysanaya Soomaalida, isagoo xusay inay soo qoraan magacyadooda, sawiradooda ama taargada baabuurtooda ciidamada dadka qab qabanaya ay wataan. Yusuf Xaaji ayaa sheegay inuu arrintan kala hadlayo Madaxweynaha Kenya Mwai Kibaki, isagoo sheegay in aan loo dulqaadan doono dadka doonaya inay barakiciyaan Soomaalida. Sidoo kale Xildhibaan Aadan Barre Ducaale ayaa sheegay in Soomaalida aysan marti ku aheyn Kenya, isla markaana ay ku xuquuq yihiin dadka Kenya, waxaana uu cadeeyay in iyaga oo Soomaali ah ay ka tirsan yihiin Baarlamaanka iyo Xukuumada Kenya. Tan iyo markii dowladda Kenya ay amar ku bixisay in Soomaalida ay dib ugu laabtaan xeryaha qaxootiga, ayaa waxaa bilowday olole dadkaas dib dalkooda loogu celinayay, iyadoo shaqsiyaad Kenyan ah ay qeyb ka ahaayeen barakicinta Soomaalida, iyagoo ka faaa'ideysanayay amarka dowladda ka soo baxay. Hoyga wararka Somaliyeed www.jowhar.com jowharnews@gmail.com jowharcom@hotmail.com Master on January 05 2013

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Give credit where credit is due.

lol@XX It's calling reverse evolution or regression.

Odey..You are reasonable man but still those men betrayed the Somali nation.

I assume you had lobotomy, nothing else your worship of Sharif. You sound like script, check with Ngonge.

What hell is hag? Oday....its matter of accountibility. Oba...Sharif run when bullets start flying and berated his comrades.

Seek help ASAP!

You are praising Sharif Munaafiq? p.s. Ethiopians are now in Hiiraan, Gedo, Bay and Bakool. Go and fight them and prove mujahidnimo.