Ibtisam dee ,,,

That is when they don't know what Saqajaan means in Arabic weliba ,,,,,

sowkii yidhi maaha isma qaban karo imika ,,,,, reminds me of the qasabad jabtay story

Sayid, Bad kele isku fur oo hadana hadhow cabaad sidii hal waraabe cunayo ......... waar hoy ka jooog

loooooooooooooool@Afro and Malika ....... Walee ninkii cidluu haahaabanayaa mar haduu tolkii u yeedhay ,,,,,, i'm way af garan doonaan xaal badan way bixin doonaan

Somaliland American Council (SAC), a chapter of East Africa Policy Institute, with support from IPRT from Hargeisa hosted a lively exchange between the Somaliland Diaspora community and the Chairman of National Election Commission for Somaliland, Mr. Mohamed Ismail Kabawayne. Chairman Mohamed started remarks by thanking the organizers and the attendee for the opportunity. He provided brief history about the challeges they have faced during their short history as the National Election Commission and he projected confidence in their ability to get the job done, and predicted that Somaliland will have very successful voter registration and presidential elections over the next seven months. To listen his complete speech including 20 minutes of questions and answer; visit the Somaliland American Council Web site: http://www.somalilandamerican.com Please let us know if there is anything in the conference call that you like or would like us to improve on. Somaliland American Council http://www.somalilandamerican.com/

salivating over ibti Thanks for clarifying your stance ,,,, yeah i can see you now ,,

Hargeisa - The breakaway state of Somaliland hopes next year's presidential elections will lead to international recognition of the northern Somali enclave as an independent country, officials said on Sunday. The polls were seen by many as an acid test for the former British protectorate which broke away from Somalia in 1991 when the ouster of former dictator Mohamed Siad Barre plunged the Horn-of-Africa country into anarchy. Somaliland has enjoyed relative peace and prosperity and has held previous democratic elections, but analysts say it is not recognised globally because of concerns that rewriting colonial borders would open a Pandora's box of other secession claims. Test for recognition bid "The election is a test for Somaliland's recognition bid," electoral commission chairperson Mohamed Ismail Mohamed said. "So many countries are waiting to see how we will conduct our election. It will be transparent, free and fair." Presidential elections were postponed in 2007 and again this year due to what officials called technical problems, including inadequate voter registration and planning time. The polls were due to be held before April 6 2009, following a civil registration process. Somaliland's system of government consists of a house of representatives elected directly by the people and an upper chamber, or Guurti, consisting of traditional elders representing the different clans and sub-clans. "We will do everything to make sure the elections are held. "We have a unique infant democracy combining a traditional chamber and a Parliamentary system. We can not afford to fail," Foreign Affairs Minister Abdullahi Mohamed Duale told Reuters. According to a European Union study seen by Reuters, the region has substantial untapped resources of oil, coal and metals such as gold, platinum, copper, nickel and zinc. Somaliland's 850km of coastline on the Gulf of Aden also offers potential for a fishing industry. web page

Maxaa la dhaafi waa markaad daqiiqaha kaga dhigtaye ,, maxaad kaga tagtay

Maalaayacni is never allowed ,,, but we do it anyway ,, GJ, niyow derbigaa kala sibibixsane ,, kani waaba mid dhaashan ,,,

Mogadishu - A journalist from Somalia's semi-autonomous Puntland region was arrested on Sunday for having interviewed a presidential candidate before the official start of the campaign, his employer said. "The local authorities in Puntland banned interviewing and broadcasting the speeches of the candidates, but we ignored (the ban) and interviewed one of the presidential candidates last night," Ali Yusuf, director of Daljir Radio which employs detained reporter Mohamed Mohamoud Mohamed, told AFP. "The police arrested him today," Yusuf added, describing the detention as "a grave violation against the free press". The arrest came a day after Puntland authorities barred media coverage of the presidential campaign until it officially kicks off on November 3. The 66-member parliament, due to be renewed in December, is expected to vote December 30 for a successor to current president Ade Muse Hirsi. Presidential advisor Bile Mohamoud Qabowsade said interviewing presidential candidates violated election coverage rules, adding that journalists had been warned accordingly.

Muruqaaba salsalaaxa ku fiican ma is tidhi ,, bal siduu u dhalaalayo day

waxaan maqlay: Abeesadii farta loo taagaa fanaxay u booddaa Caruurtu markaad afkaaga tusto ayay futado*oda ku tusaan ,,,

Originally posted by Afr0 GirL: GEEEL JIRE MIDAN Kawaran ninka naag ahaan u shukaansanaayo ..... wuu nimcaystay ,, haduu is waalo feedhka lagu dhufto aakhiro ka sokayn maayo ,,

Walee waatan la daba dhigtay uun ,,, dadka maxaa tusay iyada oo keliya tolow ?

Originally posted by Afr0 GirL: quote:Originally posted by J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o: Ng, Praying is not an exercise it is Ibadah. I need a realy exercise niyow coz the caloosha is just the US Warships beryahan. war ninyoho horta bariiska iyo hilibkan tirada badan iska daa somalia qof joogo calool ineey kasoo baxdo waaba qalad meesha ado aanan waxba sameen baad sidi roob inu kugu da'ay camal u dhidid Horta i don't like bariis and i avoid it intaan awoodo but who da hell can miss and live without HILIB ?? ,,,,,, i don't get it ,,

I never used water when exercising ,, and it was even forbidden in some classes i attended in .... ehem .... Markaa ,,, i prefer to do it in the afternoon and limit the Afur to 2 - 3 sambusa only. Yeah i can drink water and sharaab then.

Originally posted by Ibtisam: ^^^you will be tired from all the standing and food! You will run home to bed, just so you can wake for fajar! Impossible. The other option is the afternoo till the Afur time ,,,, caloosha is empty and as soon as i go home then i'll dead hungry. Hello geeljire ,,,,,,,,,,,,, geel ma wadaa maanta ??

Come on Ibti, that time i will be full of Sambusa and Sharaab. U want me to throw up ?? I think after Taraweeh would be the best ,,,,,

don't mention Ibti and Aamus in the same sentence ,,,,

Originally posted by Norf 1: JB, habeenkii orod. Just be sure to wear some night vision goggles though. We know Hargaisa has no lights at night looooooool ,, that is a problem for the people coming from outside ay meel waliba dharaarta tahay ,, but for us we can see without the lights.

Ng, Praying is not an exercise it is Ibadah. I need a realy exercise niyow coz the caloosha is just the US Warships beryahan. Afro ,,, you follow the same rules but there is some extra ,, let's go to our luuqluuq horta i'll explain

loooooooool@unintended ....... It was intentional believe me but she was so polite to point it out ,,

I was going to attend a gym, Ramadan is coming ,, what time do you think is the best to go to the gym in Ramadan ???

It feels so good to see Ibtisam correcting Ngonge's Somali here ........ I had the feeling that she is better than him ,,