looooooooooooooooooool@all of you ,,,, crazy ppl baad tihiin dhamaantiin oon midh laga reebin aniga mooyaane ,, hahaha@Ngonge ,,, Yes i agree with you on that silly joke. There is a famous story about Burco men calling a doctor to tell him to be ready tonite coz he is planning to beat his wife up ... Well, i'm back to the usual place ,,, I doubt i can put some photos here but i'll do my best. My friend have all the pics and i can't reach him right now as he is too damn lazy to bring them to me. I'll put some on the FB anyway ,,, hehe I've some stories to tell though ,,,, some good and ehem ,, stories ,,,

end of the story ???? ,,, already ???

THE first-ever HIV surveillance programme in the selfdeclared republic of Somaliland has been launched. The surveillance is set to explore key findings of the earlier research, with a focus on most-at-risk populations. The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and the UN’s World Health Organisation (WHO) have announced their launch of the first community-based HIV surveillance programme in Somaliland. Building upon its groundbreaking Somali HIV hotspot mapping research, IOM says it has started a “biobehavioural HIV surveillance survey” in the breakaway republic, in collaboration with WHO. Focus on the earlier study was on so-called “most-at-risk populations”. The HIV hot-spot mapping was the first Somali research study to identify and engage transactional sex workers and their clients, including truck drivers, uniformed services, seafarers and militia. “Key findings indicated poor knowledge of how HIV is transmitted and prevented, low condom use and multiple, concurrent sexual partners,” according to IOM. HIV surveillance is widely regarded as the cornerstone of an evidence-informed AIDS response. The “bio” component establishes who is HIVinfected, which is then linked to “behavioural” indicators of risk practices, according to IOM Hargeisa Head of Office Adrienne Testa. The findings is set to guide the Somalilander government’s HIV response to develop and inform programmes for risk populations, including sex workers, truck drivers, uniformed services and other vulnerable groups. Baseline prevalence of risk behaviours and HIV infection are also expected to be established. The community-based surveillance among most-atrisk populations is also to complement WHO’s HIV surveillance among Somaliland antenatal clinic attendees, says Ms Testa. Data collection is to start August 2008, according to IOM, “to establish HIV and STI prevalence, as well as HIV and STI risk perceptions, condom usage patterns, barriers to condom usage, gender-based violence and integrated health service needs,” she notes. Local partner organisations included the Somaliland National AIDS Commission (SOLNAC). The project, which is funded by UNICEF, the Global Fund and UNAIDS, will initially be conducted only in peaceful Somaliland. But IOM says it hopes to be able to replicate it also in troubled Somalia, starting in the relative peaceful semiautonomous north-eastern region of Puntland and moving down to South Central. This was however “subject to additional funding,” IOM said.

He should have been more diplomatic and avoid such piracy while he is trying to wear the that hat of presidency ,,,,, Muxuu ka yaqaanaa dee

Explains who is in control of the airport ,,, of course not the AMISOM morons ,,, are we finally begging al-shabaab to open the airport ?? ,,

The International community’s imprudent strategy of giving millions of dollars to pirates for ransom while refusing to provide tangible trainings and equipments for Somaliland navy because of fears that such a move would tantamount to recognition has resulted triple disasters—not only for the people of Somaliland, but also for the vessels sailing through the Gulf of Aden and for the region itself. Never before has the economic lifeline of Somaliland—exporting livestock to the Middle East—been threatened by pirates. Never before has the world seen so many hijacked ships and their crews suffering in the hands of pirates. Never before has the Golf of Aden faced environmental catastrophe. Thanks to the millions of dollars paid for ransom to free ships and their sailors. Few foreign sailors may have been set free, but the economic backbone of millions of Somaliland people as well as the safety of the Gulf of Aden face uncertainty. And the danger—environmental disasters—is growing by the minute. It is now clear that the ransom paid to pirates is equivalent to nearly Somaliland’s yearly budget. The shipping authority, Lloyd's List, warns that “ransom paid to pirate raiders off Somalia could spiral to $50 million this year, fueling copy cat attacks.” http://tinyurl.com/3ny57z Most of this money would be spent on hiring more hijackers—they are now numbering over 1000 strong men—buying sophisticated speed boats and the state of the art weapons through the black-market. Soon pirates would be a fearless force to reckon with, in the Golf of Aden. On the other hand, in 2007 Somaliland’s modest yearly budged was only $55 millions. Worse yet, unlike the pirates it doesn’t have millions of dollars at its disposal. Additionally, because of the U.N. arms embargo imposed on Somaliland, it cannot buy weapons to defend its territorial waters. Yet the international community continually enjoys Somaliland’s cooperation in combating “terrorism” and piracy. http://www.awdalnews.com/wmview.php?ArtID=10613 Evidently, despite Somaliland’s meager resources, it is has launched its own anti-piracy covert military operations and apprehended pirates where a court convicted them. http://allafrica.com/stories/200809090053.html And unlike the Somali Transitional Government TFG and Puntland—the epicenter of sea piracy, Somaliland is known to launch strikes against pirates and human-traffickers in its territory. (Somali Regime: Epicenter of Sea Piracy http://www.awdalnews.com/wmview.php?ArtID=10622 U.N. slams Puntland leaders for having connections with pirates http://tinyurl.com/4f7q4h ) And clearly Somaliland’s bold moves against piracy and human-trafficking explain why its coast remains safe despite sharing both land and sea borders with Puntland. But things are now changing for worse. Currently, Somaliland navy patrols its waters, escorts ships loaded with livestock from its ports to safe areas, and meets cargo ships destined to Somaliland ports in highs seas. But pirates should by now have more boats and weapons than Somaliland navy has. Additionally, if pirates get away with it, soon their deadly arson will include 33 T-72 tanks—far more tanks than probably Somaliland has—rocket launchers and other weapons. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7637257.stm And this changes the whole equation. The fast-growing number of pirates and the enormous cash at their disposal promoted Somaliland president to seek help from Europe. Alarmed or frightened by the power of pirates, recently President Dahir Riyale Kahin quickly flew to France, Germany and Britain as to shore up support for combating piracy which now threatens Somaliland’s economy and soon will choke its lifeline—exporting livestock—if immediate action is not taken. Multinational navies increase their presence in the Golf of Aden, and so do pirates The Europeans, Americans, Russians, Indians, and Indonesians, among others, have deployed their navies to Somalia’s waters as to fight piracy off, but to no avail. As it seems, as the number of foreign navies moving into Somalia’s sea waters increases and so does piracy. This is odd, isn’t it? But does anyone wonder why? Like any other problem, the best approach to piracy is to study its root-cause and then cooperate with the locals. In the Somali world, piracy effects Somaliland, TFG and Puntland in different ways. While the TFG and Puntland clearly benefit from piracy and human-trafficking, Somaliland suffers because of chaos in high seas. Clearly, Somaliland is the only authority capable of curbing piracy—provided that its navy is modernized to meet the challenges that piracy poses—but also Somaliland is the only effective government in the area. So what is the world waiting for, you may ask? Rebuilding Somaliland Armed forces could pose a real challenge for pirates—a far more threat than multinational navies could pose. What a ludicrous claim to make, you’d think? Evidently, the International forces would rather fire few missiles from a ship or from a helicopter than fight on the ground and get their hands dirty. And the cost of maintaining hundreds of International war warships in Somalia’s volatile waters could amount to billions of dollars. To the contrary, Somaliland holds the key to solving mayhem in high seas. For one thing, Somaliland forces require a fraction of the money that the world currently spends to battle against piracy and pays for ransom, in the Golf of Aden. For another, due to Somaliland’s indispensible expertise in the region, its people and its trains, its army would be able to launch air, ground, and naval attacks against pirates’ bases deep in Puntland and in Somalia, before pirates attack ships in the Golf of Aden. Undoubtedly, any way you look at it, rebuilding Somaliland’s armed forces is not only a cost-effect strategy to curtail piracy, but it will also bring a far better result than the multinational navy forces could deliver. However, rarely ever do military approaches alone work without offering an alternative economic incentives to those who are involved in piracy. Just as military strategies alone failed to eradicate terrorism, and so will they fall short to prevent piracy. But reconstructing the devastated Somali fishing communities, providing local fishers training and fishing equipments, cleaning up the toxic waste dumped as well as stopping the incursions of illegal foreign fishing fleets into Somalia’s sea waters, is yet another effective tactic to minimize piracy in the region. This strategy will give the Somali pirates a reason to be decent citizens again. Also, the world must not ignore the impending environmental disasters looming on the Golf of Aden. All it takes for the pirates is to attack a gigantic oil tanker and pierce a hole through its massive oil tank with a bullet from a machinegun. In short, give Somaliland what it deserves and watch piracy dwindle before your eyes. The alternative is to carry on the status queue: keep Somaliland’s hands tight behind its back, pay millions of dollars to pirates for ransom, and kiss goodbye to the Golf of Aden. And surely, the closure of the Suez Canal will soon follow. The choices are clear. The world must act now. Dalmar Kaahin

waxyaabaha loo heystana waxaa ka mid ah in uu sheegay in Markab Saanad Mileteri wada oo Kooxo Burcad Badeed Soomaali ah ay heystaan uu u socday Koofurta Sudaan. He blew up a secret and that is why he was detained me thinks ,,,,,,,,,,,

waa run ,, soomaali meel uun bay iska soo gashaa ,,

Originally posted by xiinfaniin: ^^ a lot, che! jb, Ilaah? Did it work ninyahow? It worked perfectly Walee ,,,

Hadaba markabkan la afduubay oo siday shixnad hub ah ayaa waxa uu wali muran ka taagan yahay cida rasmiga ah ee hubkaasi loo waday. Markii uu soo shaac baxay warka ku saabsan afduubka markabkani jimcihii dhawayd ayaa dawlada Kenya waxay sheegtay in iyadu ay lahayd saanada Milatari ee markabka saarnayd taas oo isugu jirtay soddomeeyo Taangi, Qoryaha lidka Duyuuradaha, lidka Taangiga iyo rasaastoodii, haseyeeshee waxa ka dib sheegashadaas Kenya ayaa waxa soo baxay warar kale oo sheegay in hubkaasi uu dalka Kenya u sii dhaafayey dhinaca maamul hoosaadka xukuumada Koonfurta Sudan.

Ilaahay ha inoo wada sahlo ,,,, xaajo way culustahaye ,,

Waxaad isoo xasuusisay nin aan saaxiibo ahayn oo isagoon gabartiiba hayn guri dhistay, ka dibna aqal dhigay. Galab walba magaaladuu wuxuu ka raadin jirey gabadhii aqalka uu u dhigtay Anigaabay taasi i soo martay ,,,,

.... How about you niyow ??

Weligaa waxba la iskuma cidhiidhyo ,,, adigoo mid weyn helaya maxaad mid yar ka dooni. Allow xero madhan xoolo soo geli baa la yidhaahdaa ,, dadkii horena waxay odhan jireen Ilaahay weel weyn baa lagu baryaa ,,

I'm not sure if the church can be converted into a mosque according to the Quran ,,,, but from this story it looks like the islamists (say ICU or alshabaab) never learn from the past lessons.

Maya anigu xaafadaha ma tago ,,

Well, i don't have time for novels ,, i'm too old now to read some freaking novels but when it was my time ,, i used to read John Grisham's

We ?? ,, you and who ?? In a heavy weight capacity sxb ,, lool

,,, A&T and the new story ,,,, Ciid Mubarak sxb. loooooooooooool@xiin ,,, yes i heard that Fiihi Qawlayn story ,,,

Yes i'm here ,, the land of the beauty and the calm. Everything is beautiful here, the land, the weather, the sky, the trees and most importantly the women. Arrived this afternoon where the weather is a bit cooler than Hargeisa. There is no sign of a rain but the whole place is green from the last raining session. In the hotel where i'm staying, it is full of children and their parents ,,, this evening i came outside to have a dinner but believe me i couldn't get a single seat where they were all full of families, friends and supposedly lovers having dinner together in this beautiful place. The hotel was fully booked and i managed to get a double room with a double bed and two billows. Now half of the bed is empty and the room is quite big. I'm scheduled to meet some officials tomorrow Insha Allah. Stay tuned for more information and photos. EID MUBARAK DHAMAANTIIN ,,,

They denied that information ,,,, seen that on some news portals today ,,

“Dadkaas agtooda ah ee Somaliland hambalyo iyo bogaadin ayay muteen, 17-kaas sanno marka ay ka badbaadiyeen haliga dadkooda, laba shir oo qudhaata intay qabsadeen ayay dhammaysteen oo ay nabad iyo degenaansho ku noolaysiyeen dadkoodii. Ixtiraam ayay mudanyihiin inay eegtaan oo ay yidhaahdaan waar ragani [somaliland] maxay yeeleen, iyaguba qabiilo way leeyihiin ee sidee ayay u kareen inay midoobaan oo ay mucaarad iyo muxaafid, oday iyo guurti iyo mid kastaba ay wada hadlayaan, haddii khalad yimaadana halkaas lagu dhammaynayo iyadoon rasaas la isku ridin.” Geelle is just an opportunist ,,,, he is trying to go with the waves to look like the big boss. Not a big deal ,,,,,,,,,,,

Xarar-Dheere/Nairobi/Bahrain, October 1, 2008 (Haatuf/W. Wararka) – Waxa isa soo taraya xiisado iyo fadeexado saamayn ku yeeshay gobolka iyo Caalamkaba, kuwaas oo ka dhashay arrinta Markabka Ukraine ee dabley Soomaali ahi khamiistii dhawayd ka soo afduubtay badda u dhaxaysa Somalia iyo Kenya. Hadaba markabkan la afduubay oo siday shixnad hub ah ayaa waxa uu wali muran ka taagan yahay cida rasmiga ah ee hubkaasi loo waday. Markii uu soo shaac baxay warka ku saabsan afduubka markabkani jimcihii dhawayd ayaa dawlada Kenya waxay sheegtay in iyadu ay lahayd saanada Milatari ee markabka saarnayd taas oo isugu jirtay soddomeeyo Taangi, Qoryaha lidka Duyuuradaha, lidka Taangiga iyo rasaastoodii, haseyeeshee waxa ka dib sheegashadaas Kenya ayaa waxa soo baxay warar kale oo sheegay in hubkaasi uu dalka Kenya u sii dhaafayey dhinaca maamul hoosaadka xukuumada Koonfurta Sudan. Inkasta oo Xukuumada Koonfurta Sudan ay beenisay in hubkaasi iyada u socday, haddana waxa la sheegay in sannadkan horaantiisii shixnad weyn oo hub ah Kenya loo sii mariyey Xukuumada Koonfurta Sudan iyadoo hubkaasi laga soo dajiyey dekada Mombasa dabeetana Tareen la saaray ilaa magaalada Eldoret , ka dibna dhulka la mariyey ilaa Koonfurta Sudan. Sida la ogsoon yahay Xukuumada Koonfurta Sudan waxay u diyaar garoobaysa sidii ay sanadka soo socda doorashooyin uga hirgelin lahayd dhulkeeda, taas oo ay dadku ku kala dooran doonaan inay ka mid ahaanayaan dalweynaha Sudan iyo inay gooni isu taagayaan oo ay noqonayaan dal madaxbanaan. Dhinaca kale dawladaha ciidamada ku hareeraysan markabka afduubka loo haysto ayaa fariin ay u direen mdaxweynaha Mbagathi Cabadilaahi Yuusuf iyo Xaakinka Puntland Cadde Muuse ayaa waxay labada nin ku canaanteen sida aanay isuguba hawlin wax ka qabashada afduubka markabkaa. Sida la sheegay fariintani oo Cabdilaahi Yuusuf iyo Cadde Muuse loo mariyey xafiiska QM ee Somalia, taas oo xambaarsanayd erayo kulul oo loogu digayo laguna dareensiinayo labadaasi nin in lala socdo xidhiidhka ay la leeyihiin budhcad badeeda ka qawlaysata xeebta Somalia. Fariintan oo la sheegay in loo mariyey Xafiis ay leedahay QM, waxaa la sheegay in ay nuxur ahaan walaac weyn ku keentay Cadde Muuse. Sida ay illo xogogaal ahi Haatuf u sheegeen Cadde Muuse waxa uu maalintii Axadii dhawayd la xidhiidhay niman ay isku beel yihiin oo ka tirsan budhcad badeeda markabka haysata iyada oo uu ka codsaday inay saaxiibadooda kale ku qanciyaan sidii markabka shuruud la’aan loogu siidayn lahaa. Haddaba arrintan ayaa waxay keentay in budhcad badeedii markabka haysatay ay u kala jabaan laba qabiil oo kala ah ********** iyo Habar-gidir oo midna ku talinayo inay is dhiibaan ka kalana ku adkaysanayo inay markabka sii haystaan ilaa la siinayo lacag madax furasho ah oo gaadhaysa labaatan Milyan oo Doollar. Haddaba isla maalintii Isniintii dhawayd ayaa waxaa isku dhacay labadii kooxood ee budhcad badeeda kuwaas oo la sheegay inay saddex nin iska dileen. Dhinaca kale ciidamada Maraykanka ee ku hareeraysan markabka Ukraine ayaa waxay sheegeen in dabley hubaysan oo cusub ay ku soo biireen budhcad badeedii hore ee markabka saarnayd. Sarkaal sare oo u hadlay Ciidamada Maraykanka ayaa sheegay in budhcad badeeda u ogolaadeen inay raashin iyo xoolo ay qashaan-ba xeebta looga keeno xeebta, balse loo ogolayn in ay habayaraatee markabka wax kala dagaan. Dhinaca kale wargeys ka soo baxa dalka Kenya oo la yidhaa Business Daily ayaa faalo uu shalay daabacay waxa uu ku sheegay inay lagama maarmaan tahay in marka hore la Ictiraafo Somaliland si ay u suurto gasho in wax looga qabto budhcad badeeda ka dilaacday badda Somalia. Wargeysku waxa uu canaan u soo jeediyey shirkadaha maraakiibta ee lacagta madax furashada ah ka bixiya soo daynta maraakiibtooda la qafaasho taas oo uu wargeysku ku tilmaamay inay budhcad badeeda ku dhiirigaliso inay sii wadaan afduubka maraakiibta ee meherada ay ka dhigteen.

She is out for shopping for the Eid ,,,,