Wasiir Beyle: Soomaaliya 20-ka sanno ee soo socota waa in ay noqoto meel Afrika laga quudiyo Kulan looga hadlayay kaalinta Dhallinyarada iyo Haweenka ee horumarinta dhaqaalaha dalka ayaa lagu qabtay magaalada Muqdisho, kaasoo ay soo qaban qaabisay Wasaaradda Maaliyadda Xukuumadda Soomaaliya. Kulankan ayaa aad loogu fallanqeeyay horumarinta dhaqaalaha iyo dib u habeynta maaliyadda, gaar ahaan horumarka laga gaaray dib habeynta Maaliyadda dalka oo ay hourmuud u tahay Wasaarradda Maaliyadda. Munaasabadda ayaa waxaa ka qeybgalay madaxda Wasaaradda Maaliyadda iyo maamulka guud iyo qeybaha kale duwan ee bulshada gaar Dhallinyarada iyo Haweenka. Agaasimaha Guud ee Wasaaradda Maaliyadda Saleebaan Sheekh Cumar ayaa sheegay in dhallinyaradda iyo haweenku ay door muhiim ah ku leeyihiin ka qabqaadashada dib u dhiska dalka iyo horumarka dhaqaalaha. Waxaa munaasabadda ka qeybgalay Wasiirka Wasaaradda Maaliyadda Dr. Cabdiraxmaan Ducaale Beyle, Wasiir ku xigeenka Wasaaradda Maaliyadda Prof. Cabdullahi Sheikh Cali Qalocow, Agaasimaha Guud ee Wasaaradda Saleebaan Sheekh Cumar, Guddoomiye ku xigeenka arrimaha bulshada Maamulka Gobolka Banaadir Basma Caamir Shakeeti, Guddoomiyaha Uruurka Haweenka Qaranka Batuulo Sheekh Axmed Gabale iyo qeybaha kale duwan ee bulshada. Kulanka ayaa diiradda lagu saaray haweenka iyo dhalinyarada iyo sida ay qeyb muuqata uga qaadan karaa kobcinta dhaqaalaha dalka gaar ahaana bixinta canshuuraha.Wasiirka Maaliyadda xukuumaadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Dr. Cabdiraxmaan Ducaale Beyleh ayaa sheegay in ay muhiim tahay bixinta canshuuraha si loo horumariyo dhaqaalaha dalka. Wasiirka ayaa sheegay in doorka dhallinyarada iyo haweenka uu muhiim u yahay horumarinta dhaqaalaha iyo dib u dhiska dalka. Wasiirka Maaliyadda ayaa xusay in dadaalka deyn cafinta Soomaaliya ay ku yimid horumarka iyo dib habaynta hannaanka Maaliyadda dalka laga gaaray. “Waxaan u mahadcelinyaa canshuur bixayaasha Soomaaliyeed, waxaa ii muuqata in dalkani uu rajo badan leeyahay, waxaan ka fikareyna in Soomaaliya ay 20-ka sano ee soo socota ay Soomaaliya noqoto meel Afrika laga quudiyo, ogaada haddaan casnhuurta la bixin dalkan meel ma gaarayo”. Ayuu yiri Wasiirka Maaliyadda. Gudoomiyaha dhalinyarada Gobalka Banadir ayaa muujiyey sida ay uga go’an tahay in ay wasaaradda Maaliyadda garab istaagaan. Guddoomiyha Haweenka Qaranka Batuulo Sh.Axmed Gaballe ayaa wasaaradda maaliyadda ku bogaadisay sida ay awoodda u siineyso haweenka iyadoo balan qaaday inay garab taagan yihiin haweenka. Dhamaan masuuliyintii ka hadashay goobta oo ay kujireen kuwa ka socday dhalinyarada, haweenka iyo hey’adda Culimada ayaa uga mahadcelisay wasiirka maaliyada sida uu ahmiyadda u siiyeyin dhalinyarada iyo haweenku door firfircoon ku yeeshaan hormarinta dhaqaalaha. Munaasabaddan ayaa qeyb ka aheyd Barnaamijyada Wasaaradda Maaliyadda ee la falgalida dadweynaha iyo qeybaha kale duwan ee bulshada si kor loogu qaado dhaqaalaha iyo wacyigellinta canshuuraha taas oo uu gacan ka geysanayo Bangiga Horumarinta Afrika.

Wasiirka Wasaaradda Caafimaadka- DFS H.E Dr. Fawsiya Abiikar Nuur ayaa Aalada Fogaan aragga ee Internetka kaga qeybgashay kulanka Xog-Isweydaarsiga COVID19 ee WHO -HQ. Wasiir Fawsiya ayaa xaalada COVID19 ee soomaliya uga xog warantay Wasiirada, Madaxda Caafimaadka iyo Madaxa ugu sareeyso Hay’adda WHO Dr.Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Wasiir Fawziya ayaa intii uu shirku socday ka warbixasay Guulaha la gaaray COVID19 iyo caqabadaha jira iyo waliba dadaalada ay dowlada ugu jirto la tacaalida xanuunka saf marka ah ee COVID19.

Reer Khaliij, the betrayal, treachery group of the Muslim World. Iyadoo Muslim ahayn ayee saas u damqaneysaa, kuwii Muslimiinta horjoogooda isku sheegaayena Yahuudii iyo galaadii kale u niikinaayo. Waa adduunyo gaddoonka waxa ka mid ah. If it wasn't Maxamed Salmaan C/casiis Alsacuud, waxaan ma dhaceen. Eeygaan ayaa qaribay dalalkii Muslimka.

Warmurtiyeed laga soo saaray shirkii Wasaaradaha Maaliyadda oo is beddel lagu soo bandhigay Wasaaradda Maaliyadda ee Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, Wasaaradaha Maaliyadda ee Dowlad-gobolleedyada dalka iyo gobolka Banaadir oo labo maalin uu shir uga socday Muqdisho ayaa la soo gabagabeeyay, iyadoo laga soo saaray warmurtiyeed. Shirkan oo bile ah ayaa markan lagu soo bandhigay is beddelo cusub, oo ay ugu horreeyo nidaamka canshuuraha oo wax laga beddelayo, hab-qabsiga dhaqaalaha oo wax laga beddelayo iyo canshuur dheerad ah oo la saarayo Qaadka.

DF Soomaaliya oo markale ciidamo badan geysay gobolka Gedo Wararka naga soo gaaraya Gedo ayaa sheegaya in saacadihii la soo dhaafay dowladda Soomaaliya ay ciidamo badan geysay gobolkaasi. Ciidamadan oo diyaarad looga qaaday magaalada Muqdisho ayaa waxaa laga dajiyey degmada Doolow ee gobolka Gedo. Sidoo kale askartan ayaa ku biireysa ciidamo isugu jira boolis iyo militeri oo horay u joogay magaaladaasi, degmooyin kale oo ka tirsan gobolka Gedo. Wararka ayaa sidoo kale intaasi ku daraya in dhaq-dhaqaaqyo xoogan haatan laga dareemayo Doolow iyo deegaanada hoos yimaada, kuwaas oo ay wadaann ciidamadaan ciidanka Gorgor, kuwa Haramcad iyo milatariga Soomaaliya ee ku sugan halkaasi. Dhinaca kale taliyaha xasilinta gobolka Gedo, Bakaal Kooke oo la hadlay warbaahinta ayaa sheegay in u jeedka dhaq-dhaqaaqyadaasi uu yahay, sidii Al-Shabaab looga saari lahaa deegaanadaas oo ay ku xoogan yihiin dagaalyahanadooda. Arrimahan ayaa ku soo aadaya, iyada horey beesha caalamka ay uga digtay ciidamada ay dowladda ku daad-gurineyso gobolka Gedo oo ay horey ugula dagaalameen ciidamada Jubbaland, walow ay dhowaan Dhuusamareeb heshiis ku gaareen Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya iyo Axmed Madoobe. Si kastaba ha’ahaatee dhaq-dhaqaaqyada dowladda ee Gedo ayaa waxaa ka dhashay xiisado hor leh iyo dagaal dhex-maray ciidamada Jubbaland iyo kuwa dowladda.

Ilhaan's daughter is going to somewhere on someday as well:

Islaanta Oromada sidee Afsoomaaliga ugu duceysay Ilhaan ayaa ka helay. Daqiiqada markee tahay 4:43 ayee soo muuqaneysaa.

How Istanbul won back its crown as heart of the Muslim world A ruined yalı, or Bosphorus mansion, is still standing on the shore of the largest island of the Istanbul archipelago. The roof is long gone and the once manicured gardens have colonised its insides, but in better days it was the magnificent homeof Leon Trotsky, who fled to Constantinople after his exile from the Soviet Union in 1929. Trotsky arrived during the turbulent birth of modern Turkey. While the new republic sought to rid itself of Armenians, Greeks and other “undesirable” populations, at the same time Istanbul was opening its arms to White Russians, disillusioned Bolsheviks and African American jazz musicians. Later in the 20th century, intellectuals and dissidents from Germany and the Balkans would add to the diversity of a city that has always stood at the world’s crossroads. A similar dynamic is playing out in Turkey today. On the one hand, domestic opposition to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government is met with disproportionate force, and journalists, human rights activists and Kurdish politicians languish in prison on terrorism charges. Yet on the other, Istanbul has become a beacon of safety for persecuted people across the Muslim world. Here, Uighur refugees practise their faith freely; young Saudis and Iranians dance the night away; and Arab activists displaced by the Arab Spring still raise their voices against the regimes they fled at home. “Turkey is increasingly looking eastward, away from its Nato partners, to its old sphere of influence during the Ottoman Empire,” said Mohanad Hage Ali, a fellow at the Carnegie Middle East Center. “Its cultural influence can be seen all over the Middle East today: there are new Arabic translations of Turkish poets, and novels about the city coming out in Arabic. Over the last two decades we’ve seen a strong cultural bridge form.” While the Arab world used to centre around the cultural output of Cairo in the 1950s and Beirut in the 1970s, today most look to Istanbul’s screen stars. When Ramadan begins on Thursday, people across the Middle East are looking forward to a month of reruns of beloved Turkish television shows – dramatic tales of sultans and harem girls and soapy modern love stories. The old political fervour of Cairo and Beirut has relocated to Istanbul, too. The city of 17 million people is now home to an estimated 2 million Arabs, who have opened coffee shops, book stores, theatre and media companies, and joined the staff of universities. Thanks to Turkey’s generous visa system and location as a transport hub, it is easier for families scattered across the world to meet in Istanbul than elsewhere. The Arab Media Association of Istanbul numbers 850 journalists, including Yemeni Nobelpeace prize winner Tawakkol Karman and Egyptian Ayman Nour, a former politician who fled after the 2013 coup that bought President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi to power. Both now run opposition television stations. “Istanbul revitalised the Arab Spring in a way no other place could,” said Labib al-Nahhas, a senior member of the Syrian political opposition. “The city has provided Arabs and Muslims the opportunity to meet face to face and freely share their experiences, hopes and visions.” Welcoming Muslim exiles – in particular those with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood – is a high priority for Erdoğan’s government, which likes to showcase its particular flavour of political Islam. “Istanbul is certainly now the Muslim Brotherhood hub, but there are also so many other Arab political streams present in the city,” said Hage Ali. “In fact, the exposure to other types of thinking and the experience of a cosmopolitan city means people sometimes end up leaving the Brotherhood and becoming more liberal.” Istanbul’s beauty and the city’s palpable sense of history have long inspired writers across the Islamic world. For Yasmine Seale, a French-Syrian writer and translator, there is no better place: “Seeing the Bosphorus every day. Hearing Arabic. The persistence of small trades and slow crafts. The generosity and humanity of neighbourhood life. Anglosphere literary scenes seem self-absorbed at this remove,” she said. “It’s good to let the world in.” Yet adapting to Turkish life can pose challenges: foreigners often find the fiercely patriotic national identity inaccessible, and racism against Arabs is widespread. Many people in Istanbul’s diaspora population prefer to see themselves as exiles, rather than immigrants. Ahmed Hassan, a cinematographer who worked on The Square, an acclaimed documentary about Egypt’s 2011 revolution, moved to Istanbul from Cairo two years ago, but has found the racism and barriers to journalistic work hard to deal with. “I think of Istanbul like a beautiful watermelon,” he said. “It’s lovely and green, and on the inside a beautiful dark red. But when you bite, it has no taste. I’m still waiting to taste the sugar.” Turkey’s internal instability and financial woes, as well as the murders of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018 and Iranian dissident Masoud Molavi Vardanjani last year, are also reminders for diaspora populations that Istanbul is not always as safe as it seems. In a unique example of Istanbullu juxtaposition, across the water from the ruins of Trotsky’s mansion on Büyükada, Abdullah Öcalan, one of the founders of the militant Kurdistan Workers’ party (PKK), is serving life as the only prisoner on İmralı island. Seen as a terrorist by Turkey, the UK and other western nations, he is still championed by many as a revolutionary. “Istanbul’s cultural and political melting pot is a novel experiment, and while Turkish cultural influence is a good thing for the Turkish state, they only have so much control over it,” said Hage Ali. “We will have to wait and see the impact the ‘Istanbul effect’ will have on the region.” Xigasho

Sockpuppet, always wanting my little attention. Always following me around. I have none for the sewage dwellers and boosaneero vermin. None. Always cagta hoosteeda ku taagan.

What the heck is this? All these maryooleey vying for a single council seat. I am glad a fellow Soomaali won. Imagine if they all lost - and a non-Soomaali won - as a result of Soomaali votes being divided.

Zero positive result out of 184 people tested. Not bad at all. __________________ 10 Aug 2020: WARBIXINTA BAARITAANADII U DAMBEEYAY EE COVID-19 > Tirada la baaray ee ugu dambeysay: 184 qof > Laga Helay: 0 ---------------------------- > Tirada Guud Laga Helay: 3,227 > Bogsashada Guud: 1,728 > Dhimashada Guud: 93 Kala soco wixii faah-faahin dheeraad ah: Website: www.moh.gov.so Dashboard: www.moh.gov.so/en/covid19 Whatsapp: bit.ly/MoHSomalia

Soon Korneel Caarre might unretire from his mansion in Turkiga. Waa inuu Xamar iska xaadariyaa, Mudane Mahdi Maxamed Guuleed darajooyinka waa qeybinooyaa.

That is from last year. This year's muuqaal is this from last week:

I see tolka ayaa degan meeshaan. Thanks for the invitation. You reminded me my old man's business partner back in 1940s, who was a Reer Waqooyi man who moved to Bakool. They used to travel together for business all over Soomaaliya - from Diridhaba, Jigjiga to Berbera to Laasqorey to Boosaaso to Gaalkacyo, to Hiiraan to Shabeellooyinka to Jubbooyinka to Baardheere to Luuq.

Minnesota’s Omar holds off well-funded primary challenger Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota on Tuesday survived a stiff Democratic primary challenge from a well-funded opponent who tried to make an issue of her national celebrity. Omar, seeking her second term in November, defeated Antone Melton-Meaux, an attorney and mediator who raised millions in anti-Omar money. Melton-Meaux used the cash to paper the district and flood airwaves with his “Focused on the Fifth” message that portrayed Omar, a member of “The Squad” of four progressive female members of Congress, as out of touch with the Minneapolis-area 5th District. Omar in 2018 became one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress, building on a national profile that started when the onetime refugee from Somalia was elected to the Minnesota Legislature just two years earlier. Her aggressive advocacy on liberal issues, and her eagerness to take on Donald Trump, made her even more prominent. Omar rejected Melton-Meaux’s attacks, saying they were funded by interests who wanted to get her out of Congress because she’s effective. She also downplayed Melton-Meaux’s prodigious fundraising before the vote, saying, “Organized people will always beat organized money.” Democratic U.S. Sen. Tina Smith and Republican challenger Jason Lewis easily won their primaries in the only statewide races on the ballot. Elsewhere, in western Minnesota’s conservative 7th District, former state Sen. Michelle Fischbach won a three-way Republican race for the right to challenge Democratic Rep. Collin Peterson. Peterson, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, is one of the GOP’s top targets to flip a House seat in November. After entering Congress with fanfare, Omar hurt herself early with comments about Israel and money that even some fellow Democrats called anti-Semitic, and found herself apologizing. She also came under scrutiny when her marriage fell apart and she married her political consultant months after denying they were having an affair. Republicans also raised questions about continuing payments to her new husband’s firm, though experts said they aren’t necessarily improper. In the wake of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis, police reform also emerged as an issue. Omar supported a push by a majority of the Minneapolis City Council to replace the city’s police department with something new. Melton-Meaux did not support that but did support shifting some funding away from police to more social service-oriented programs. Both touched on the issue in personal ways, with Omar saying she wanted her son to grow up safely. Melton-Meaux, who is also Black, told a personal story of being detained while at the University of Virginia by police seeking an assault suspect reported to have run into his apartment building. Progressive Democrats gained confidence in Omar’s reelection chances after primary victories last week by fellow “Squad” member Rashida Tlaib in Michigan and by Cori Bush, a Black Lives Matter activist, in a St. Louis-area congressional primary. Progressives also claimed momentum from the renewed focus on racial and economic justice after Floyd’s death. Catherine Thornton, 36, a General Mills researcher who lives in southwest Minneapolis, said Tuesday that she voted for Melton-Meaux. “I have a lot of respect for Ms. Omar, but I personally don’t align with just her focus on the progressive agenda. And I felt like Mr. Melton-Meaux would have more focus on our district and the people of our district’s needs.” Wendy Helgeson, 57, a consultant, backed Omar two years ago, even installing a lawn sign in her yard, and said she was “awfully proud of her being the first Black Muslim woman that we elected.” But she said she was concerned about campaign payments to Omar’s husband’s firm as well as her national presence, and found it easy to vote for Melton-Meaux, whom she said has been her friend for 12 years. “I admire her as a woman,” Helgeson said of Omar. “As a candidate, ehhh … I have some reservations.” John Hildebrand, a 47-year-old teacher in Minneapolis who voted for Omar, said her national profile is an advantage. “I think just her presence encourages other Muslims and Somalis to run for office and to seek to be represented,” he said. “I think she just engages people in the political system more and more.” Blake Smith, 23, a parks worker who is Black and described himself as a leftist, also backed Omar. He’s concerned about climate change, Medicare for all and getting money out of politics, and he sees her as an ally. “It’s more time for radical change than like small — I don’t think we have time for incremental change anymore,” Smith said. Doug Glass contributed. Ibrahim is a corps member for the Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a non-profit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues. Xigasho

I am very glad to hear this news of her defeating the unholy alliance of Zionist propaganda machine and far-right racists, who raised millions of illegal funds for her challenger. Isha ayaa ku haaye doorashadaan hoose and aad ayaa ugu farxay the result, which were not even that close. All guul for our sister.

As I said even Jaalle Maxamed Siyaad Barre ay maalin walba ka calaacalaan the wretched secessionist saan uma dhaqmi jirin. Eebboow, odey marqaansan sida Muuse Muqayil awood yar helay sidaan ayaa ka suurowdo.

Of course, meesha shaqo ayaa taalo regardless of meesha qofka ka soo jeedo. If you are qof karti leh, isku kalsoon tahay, aqoon leh, aadna ishubtid, then it is all yours oo qof kaa xigo ma leh. Meesha ma taalo 'ina adeer' iyo shaxaad ku noolnimo. No marqaamid is allowed as well.