,,, Odaygii wuu ooyayaa ma is tidhaahdeen ,,,

Waan bislaadayee i cun - Waan bakhtiyee ijiid - iyo waan holcayee i dami I think she is saying waan bislaadaye i cun ,,,, and Cadaan said he is ready to get the shot. WHO IS NEXT ????

Madaxwayne kuxigeenka Puntland oo ka hadlay Gobolada uu magacaabay Daahir Riyaale Kaahin Iyadoo digreeto kasoo baxday xafiiska madaxwaynaha Somaliland Daahir Riyaale Kaahin uu ku magacaabay Lix Gobol oo kamid noqon doona Somaliland iyo 14 Degmo kuwaas oo hadda noqday degmooyin hoostaga Gobolada hadda la magacaabay iyo kuwo hoostaga Goboladii hore ujiray. Hadaba waxaa maanta shir saxaafadeed qabtay madaxwayne kuxigeenka Puntland Xasan Daahir Afqudhac isagoo shir saxaafadeed kaasi kaga hadlay Gobolada uu magacaabay madaxwayne Daahir Riyaale Kaahin uuna ku tilmaamay kuwo keeni kara dhibaatooyin ka dhex dhaca Somaliland iyo Puntland. Afqudhac ayaa waxa uu si wayn ugu weeraray shir saxaafadeedkaasi magacaabista labada Gobol ee Buuhoodle iyo Badhan ee ay magacawday Somaliland isagoo ku tilmaamay inay horay Puntland ugu ahaayeen Gobolo wallow aysan Somaliland u ahayn oo hadda uun loo magacaabay. Madaxwayne ku xigeenka ayaa waxa uu ka digay dhibaatooyin ay keeni karaan Goboladan uu haddda magacaabay madaxwaynaha Somaliland taas oo uu ku tilmaamay inay keeni karaan dagaalo iyo waliba dhibaato hor leh oo hadda ka dhalata magacaabista Gobolada uu hadda magacaabay haddii uusan si dag dag ah uga noqon. Sidoo kale madaxwayne kuxigeen ka Puntland Xana Daahir Afqudhac ayaa waxa uu ka hadlay xidhiidhka u dhaxeeya maamulka Puntland iyo Dawlada KMG ah ee Somalia iyo sababihii keenay inay Puntland la aasaaso iyo inta uu le’eg yahay xidhiiidh kaasi. Isku soo wada duuboo hadalkan kasoo yeedhay madaxwayne kuxigeenkla Puntland Xasan Daahir Afqudhac ayaa waxa uu yahay hadal ay si wayn ula yaabeen qaar kamid ah shacabka Gobolada SSC iyagoo su’aalaha ay iswaydiinayaan ay tahay madaxwayne ku xigeenka Puntland ma hadda uun buu ogaaday khatarta u dhaxaysa Somaliland iyo Puntland uuna ka digayaa iyadoo horay loo ogaa inay dhex mareen dagaalo. Afnugaal News Desk

It is painful if you know what i mean ,,,,,

Well, i didn't know Buuxo is a real name ,,, but as long as it is said ,, let's have a look: B = You are always cautious when it comes to meeting newpeople U = You feel like you have to equal up to people's standards U = You feel like you have to equal up to people's standards X =You never let people tell you what to do O = You are very open-minded Not bad i guess ...........

Cadaan, don't mislead ppl niyow ,,,,, no one can swear i'm there with the people ,,,,, Isn't the grey something like the Dameerka ?? i mean Donkey ??

I know my words will fall on deaf ears but i hope you'll help me here ,,,,,

No ,,, maqaaxi ima qabto i just need more food to eat coz i can't wait until i'm home ,,, kinda fuel u know ,,,

The future of Somaliland rests in hands of its people, and they voted for independence on 18th May 1991 followed by referendum in 2001. The Somalilanders ruled out future reunion with failed state of Somalia. However, the future of Somalia remains uncertain, shaky and undetermined. Somalia is run by traditional rival country– Ethiopia, which suffered from Somali invasion twice in less than two decades. Somalia, under leadership of Dictator Mohammed Siyad implemented policy of bringing the Somali-speakers under one government. This ideology led him to go war with Ethiopia and dispute with Kenya. In 17th and 18th Century, Muslims of Ethiopia and Somalia, led by Somalis and Arabs fought against Christian Ethiopian emperors to establish Islamic state called ‘ADAL’. Harar City was later named as capital city of ADAL Founder of ADAL Ahmed Al-Ghazali, nicknamed Ahmed Guray, who was an Arab, led the Somalis and Muslims to win over the Ethiopian emperor, and captured more than eighty percent of current Ethiopian territories. This angered the traditional Ethiopian orthodox leaders, who later labeled Somalis as their main enemy and seek help from Portugal against ADAL Forces. Later, the Portugal army defeated the Muslims and Ahmed Guray was killed in the war. In 19th Century, Somali dictator Mohammed Siyad went war with Ethiopia in 1964 and 1977, and occupied many parts of Ethiopia. After Ethiopia failed to stop the Somalis, they asked military support from Russia and Cuba. The triangular alliance of Ethiopia, Cuba and Russia forced the Somali army to withdraw from Ethiopian territories completely. As part of current U.S. War on terror, Ethiopia and the West keep their eyes on Somalis, particularly Islamic Court who declared Jihad against Ethiopia. According to U.S. some Islamic Court leaders are Al-Qaeda associates and carries out guerrilla fighting against Ethiopian forces in Mogadishu. Reliable sources reported “there is Somalis working with Al-Qaeda inside Somalia and even are very close allies of Osama Bin Laden.” Today, the long-term enemy of Ethiopia is under its own control, so the question is, will Ethiopia withdraw from Somalia, and let the Somalis elect their own leadership? The answer is NO. Ethiopia wants to keep leaders like Abdullah Ahmed, who is willing to protect his post at expense of everything in Somalia, and carry out Ethiopian interest in Somalia. A recent analysis showed that Ethiopia won milestone of securing its interest in the region, and Prime Minister Melez Sanawi received honor from the Ethiopian Orthodox Church in his military campaign in Somalia, in order to end existence of the traditional foe of Ethiopia – the Somalis. Their dreams come true! Ethiopia to rule Mogadishu! Even, local Somali press reported that the Ethiopian Military General in Mogadishu slapped twice on the face of the shaky President Abdullah Ahmed. Ethiopia gets moral and financial support of U.S. and Israel as part of ‘War on terror’ to eliminate the terror in the Horn of Africa region. The fall of Somalia: Why Somalia failed?! The answer is that Dictator Mohammed Siyad was the man responsible of this failure; he was ignorant, unethical and immoral. His ignorance let the future of Somalia and that of East African Muslims into unknown. Somalia, was the strongest East African Islamic state, which could have help other Muslims in the region to win their rights under Christian governments like Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. We, know, Sudan is another Islamic country in the region, but internal problems and different culture and believes complicated the Sudan situation. Somalia is 100% Muslim, Sunni, Sha’afi and even all speak one language and share similar culture and color. That is the difference between Sudan and Somalia. The Western Christian missionaries support the southern Sudanese against the government in Khartoum for only one reason ‘Southern Sudanese are Christians’. They teach them, how to hate the Muslims and Arabs. So, we can say Sudan needs emergency Islamic and Arab help before it collapse just like Somalia. About the recent conflict in Kenya, it was tribal violence, and similar to that destroyed Somalia 17 years ago. But, I always ask my self, are the Kenyans smarter and intelligent than Somalis to solve their differences? Or there is hidden power solving their problems? We know, Kenya is mainly Christian land, and it is not stubborn Christian nation like Zimbabwe. They accept the instructions of the west, and receive aid and support. They defined their identity according western description. All these characters attracted the western world. Former U.N Secretary General and U.S. Secretary of State rushed to Nairobi, Kenya to solve the differences between the Kenyans. U.S President and UK Prime Minister called immediate end of the inter-fighting. In other hand, UN or U.S. officials did not visit Mogadishu to help the Somalis during the beginning of the violence, and they did not even put pressure on Siyad Barre to leave the office peacefully. Instead the international community watched the collapse of Somalia, because they don’t have religious, political or economical interest in Somalia unlike the Christian Kenya. As matter of fact, the collapse of Somalia will secure the Christian community in east African like Ethiopian and Kenya. Recently, Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zanawi, submitted draft bill to Ethiopian Parliament giving them to select between two options. Options say, withdraw the Ethiopian forces completely from Somalia, or allow the Ethiopian forces to take control over all regions of Somalia. Meles, who is very clever in politics, is planning to pressure the parliament to support his plans to wipe out Somalia from the map. He, clearly, knows that the parliament won’t take the first option of withdrawing completely from Somalia. He knows that the parliament is forced to accept the second option of occupying even peaceful regions of Somalia like Puntland. He tells the Ethiopians that danger will follow you to Addis Ababa if we leave Somalia. Today, every Somali-speaker and Muslim can see the illegal Ethiopian activities in Somalia, supported Ethiopia’s henchman Abdullah Ahmed and other mercenaries. I Swear to Allah, Meles, is planning to wipe Somalia out of the map, and merge both Ethiopia and Somalia under leadership of Addis Ababa. I can say, Somalia will fall for ever. About Somaliland: Somaliland will get independence from Somalia, because Somaliland democracy gives the final decision to the people. We know, Somalilanders voted for their independence in 1991. Personally, I believe Italian Somalia, who is under Ethiopian occupation, should recognize Somaliland, in order to save this Somali and Muslim country. Today the problem of Somalia is like cancer, and one need to cut off the affected part before it spread to other parts. Somaliland is the healthy Somali part, and people decided to go alone, as they feel save to be their own. Somaliland lost trust in Italian Somalia after bombing and destruction that reduced major Somaliland cities to dust and killed more than 100,000 innocent people by Somali National Army and Air Forces. Somalilanders are Somali people, and are part of East African Islamic Community. If Somaliland survives from current disturbances and occupation in Somalia, than remember, you saved some Somali and Muslim people. As analyzer, I recommend, the Southern Somalis to work on removing the Ethiopians out of their country regardless of the procedures they enforce. In the future, one day, the Somalis will come together and unite and win against the Christian crusaders. The win belongs to Muslims and Somalis. However, it is too dangerous to put other parts of Somalia into the danger and occupation that shadowed Mogadishu. We know, Somalis in Somaliland and Djibouti are the only free Somali-speaking areas today, as other three parts – NFD, Eastern Region of Ethiopia and Italian Somalia – are under foreign occupation. We hope the power, which will save Somalia come from these two free parts. Forgive me, if I made mistake in my analysis. By Abdulaziz Al-Mutairi

yes that is what i'm talking about ,,,, i use double biil not a singl one dee. for example ,,, i'm hungry now and it is 6pm ,,, i need to go eat the first Casho then i can have the other one at home later ,,,,,, see ?? i can't live with one casho dee The same goes to everything else ,,,,,

It is good for the eyes believe me Buuxo ,,,, keep reading and you will be fine.

Coz i'm using a biil that is why i always look forward to the payday .....

I don't think there are plenty ,,,,,,, maybe NONE NB. If you see anyone who has the similar look in the UK streets please let me know ,,,, or call me on my cell phone ,,,

Dee Isniino hadii la qaar loogu yeedhay ,,, then Khamiiso waa qaar kele la yidhaa ,,, even Arabaco ama Salaasa ,,

In Aspects of the Novel, E. M. Forster explains the difference between story and plot this way: “The king died and then the queen died’ is a story. ‘The king died, and then the queen died of grief’ is a plot.” Forster further elaborates that the story tells us what happens next and is what ties the novel together, while the plot deals with causality, a higher level than the story. If we ignore all the esoteric pro and con legal arguments about Somaliland’s right to be independent, and just analyze the narrative used by Somaliland’s opponents with the aid of Forster’s schema, it becomes quickly apparent that the anti-Somaliland narrative does not work. And the reason it does not work as a story is because the story of Somalia for the last two decades is essentially the same story, a story of endless war, murder and chaos that has made many people numb and uninterested in whatever is happening in Somalia. By making steady progress, Somaliland, on the other hand, has attracted many people who are curious about its progress and want to know what is going to happen next, whether it will succeed or not. The anti-Somaliland narrative has failed not only as a story and plot, but also in terms of logic, for it is full of contradictions. To cite just one example, anti-Somaliland propagandists, many of whom are Abdillahi Yusuf’s ardent supporters often criticize Somaliland for taking control of Las Anod on the grounds that the inhabitants of Las Anod are from a different clan than people from Hargeisa and Borama, but these same critics are some of the loudest cheerleaders for Abdillahi Yusuf’s foreign-backed takeover of Mogadishu. In the final analysis, the anti-Somaliland narrative has failed because the alternative it offers which is today’s Somalia is unattractive to many people. Even Arabs who used to display knee-jerk negative reaction to Somaliland have noticed the difference between Somaliland and Somalia. Fathi al-Daw of Kuwait’s al-Arabi magazine captured that difference beautifully when he wrote: “al-Sumal al-an ashbah bi-fakihah nisfuha al-sufli mactub wa-fasid wa-dhalik ma yujassid mixnat janaralat al-xarb alladhina yataqatalun fi al-janub, amma nisfuha al-culwi fa-salim yughri al-nazir ilayh bi-al-iqtirab minh, wa-hadha waqic al-xal fi al-shamal (The Somali territory is now like a fruit whose lower part is destroyed and decayed and that embodies the dilemma of the warlords who are fighting each other in the south, whereas its upper part is healthy and tempts the onlooker to get close to it, and that is the reality in the north)”. If Arabs are saying this, you can imagine what others are saying. Source: Somaliland Times

loooooooool ... don't worry sxb ,, it is on da way. This was announced only yesterday ,,,,

which one exactly ??

London (Jam)- Muj.Axmed Mire Maxamed oo ahaa saraakiishii millateri ee hoggaaminayey halgankii hubaysnaa ee ururka SNM, isla markaana madax ka ahaa cutubyadii SNM ee gulufka lama ilaawaanka ah ku qaaday magaalada Burco 27kii bishii May 1988kii, haddana ku sugan magaalada London ee carriga Ingiriiska, ayaa maqaal uu khadka internetka u soo mariyey Jamhuuriya, waxa uu si qiiro leh ugaga hadlay taariikhdii iyo halyeynimadii Allaah ha u naxariistee Mujaahid Jaamac Cali Cilmi oo ahaa Xoghayihii Gaashaandhigga ee ururkii SNM xilligii ay socdeen hawlgalladii gudo-galka, isla markaana ahaayeen saaxiibbo aad isugu dheer, kaas oo Arbacadii toddobaadkan ku geeriyooday magaalada Hargeysa. Mujaahid Axmed Mire waxa uu si faahfaahsan uga warramay shaqsiyaddii, waxyaabihii uu ku yaqaanay iyo sifooyinkii uu caanka ku ahaa Marxuum Jaamac Cali Cilmi oo uu ku tilmaamay inuu ahaa tiir adag oo ka baxay Somaliland. Isagoo Muj. Mire dhinaca kalena la dardaarmay dawladda iyo shacbiga Somaliland, waxaannu bilowga qormadiisa si gaar ah ugu hibeeyey qoyska, carruurta, axsaabta iyo ehelada uu marxuumka, isagana wuxuu Ilaahay uga baryey inuu naxariistii janno ka waraabiyo. Maqaalka Mujaahid Axmed Mire ku sifaynayo shaqsiyaddii Marxuum Jaamac Cali Cilmi oo faahfaahsanna waxa uu u dhignaa sidan: "Marka hore waxaan si gaar ah tacsi ugu dirayaa qoyskii, carruurtii, qaraabadii iyo eheladii uu ka geeriyooday mujaahidkii weynaa JAAMAC CALI CILMI oo ku geeriyooday magaalada Hargeysa 18kii March 2008, Ilaahay naxariistiisa ha ugu deeqo jannat al-firdowsna hoy ha uga dhigo. Mar labaadka waxaan tacsi u dirayaa dhammaan mujaahidiintii SNM meel kasta oo ay joogaan iyo dadweynaha Somaaliland oo uu ka baxay mujaahid aad u qiimo badani. Ilaahayna samir iyo iimaan ha innaga siiyo, isagana ha u denbi dhaafo jannadiisa ha ka waraabiyo. Aamiin…. Mujaahid Jaamac Cali wuxuu ahaa halyey ku sifoobay waddaninimo oo u banbaxay inuu dalkiisa iyo dadkiisa ka xoreeyo dulmigii, xassuuqii iyo quudhsigii ku habsaday xilligii dawlad ku sheeggii Siyaad Barre dalka ka talinaysay. Wuxuu ahaa mujaahid hawlkar ah oo xilqaad leh oo aad u xishmeeya sharciga iyo kala dambaynta oo ah midda keliya ee urur ama qaran ku jiri karo. Wuxuu ahaa nin xirfad sare u leh aqoota ciidamada hibana Eebbe u siiyey hoggaaminta. Wuxuu ahaa geesi go’aan leh oo ku hal-adag xaqa. Wuxuu ahaa hoggamiye dadku u simanyahay oo caddaalada jecel. Marxuumka alle ha u naxariistee wuxuu ahaa shakhsi xishood badan, ahlu diin ah cibaado badan, quraan rug ah oo carrabkiisa laga nabad galo. Wuxuu ahaa nin farxad badan, samo talis ah oo dadka oo dhan wanaag la jecel. Waxa lugu xasuustaa maalintii ay SNM ugu adkayd ee ay taagneyd in hubka laga ururiyo kaalintii caddayd ee uu iska taagay ee ahayd geeri amma gobanimo. Raggu maalinta adag ayuu kala baxaa maalintaa haddii isaga iyo mujaahidiinta kale aanay go’aankaa adag iyo naf-huriddaa u badheedhin maanta Soomaliland ma jirteen. Waxa uu madax ka ahaa dugsigii ugu wynaa ee lagu tababari jiray mujaahidiinta oo tirada iyo tayada cududeed ee ururka kor u qaaday taasi oo dhiirrigelin iyo kalsooniba u noqotay in ururku u babac-dhigo ciidammadii dawladda Siyaad Barre. Wuxuu nasiib u yeeshay inuu kaalin lama illaawaan ah ka qaato dhismaha, dagaalgelinta, qorshaynta iyo hoggaaminta ciidamada SNM, isaga oo ahaa Xoghayihii Gashaandhigga ee ururka SNM xilligii gudogalka ee1988kii. Taariikhdu iyadaa is qorta, waxaanse u sheegayaa dadka Somaliland waar dadka taariikhda leh ilaashada oo daryeela si taariikhdiinu u jirto mid masuul ah iyo ummad weynba. Wanaagga isu qira, ruux walba mudnaantiisa siiya, xaqa iyo dhismaha waddankiina u midooba oo geeridu yay noqon tan keliya ee idin kulmisa.” Jamhuuriya Online

Think Tanks Converge In Addis To Discuss Peace Building’ Somaliland Foreign Minister briefs gathering ADDIS ABABA (SN)- A workshop organized by the Brenthurst Foundation, the Center for Policy Research and Dialogue, and the Commission of the African Union, which looked towards the prospects of building peace and the application of the Tswalu protocol in Africa was conducted last week. The meeting brought together a cross-section of speakers from the military, academia, think tanks, policy makers and government officials in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Tswalu Protocol articulates a consensus derived from the experience of a select group of civilian and military professionals, academics, individual organizations, concerned government departments and heads of state who have been at the epicenter of peacekeeping and peace-building missions. Recognizing the ad hoc nature of international responses to armed conflict and state failure, the Protocol proposes a pragmatic and realistic approach to improving co-ordination of the international community in such missions. Instead of simply calling for more co-ordination, it offers a set of principles and practical guidelines for future peace-builders. Among the heads of state that have endorsed the Tswalu Protocol, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, Colombian Vice-President Francisco Santos Calderon, Danish State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Ib Petersen, and Somaliland President Dahir Rayale Kahin are included. On the occasion, Somaliland’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Abdullahi Duale, made a briefing during a half-day session, in which he elaborated on his country’s current affairs. H.E. Mr. Abdullahi said that the forum could become a cornerstone for African partnerships for peace and development. He affirmed that his country fully endorses this initiative, and specially welcomed the Oppenheimer’s engagement in African affairs with regard to peace and development. The Minister said that he not only attended the workshop as an observer, but also grasped quite a number of issues. He appreciated the efforts of all the contributors who came from all over Africa. Minister Abdullahi Duale extended his invitation to host the next session in Somaliland. The Foreign Minister told SSI that his country has concretized the long overdue solidification of relations with the rest of the world, making particular mention of President Dahir Rayale Kahin’s recent trip to the USA, and Dr. Jendayi Frazer’s visit to Somaliland. In regards to relations with Ethiopia, the Foreign Minster stated that relations between the two nations have gathered momentum over the past years, and that Ethiopia’s use of the Berbera port and other bilateral trade relations have grown over the years. The Tswalu Dialogue was established in 2002 as a premier African forum to discuss issues of concern to continental development and security. The event is held according to ‘RUSI Rules’ – the content of the formal papers and the event itself may be cited, but the discussions remain strictly off the record. The 2007 Dialogue focused on the likely roles, shape and structure of the African military of the twenty-first century. According to the foundation, there are a number of reasons why this topic is important. First, security and stability is an essential prerequisite to development. Second, there remain security threats to a large number of African countries and many African militaries face short- or medium-term threats. Third, the African Union (AU) has undertaken a range of security-related tasks on the continent, including diplomacy, peace support operations and humanitarian assistance. The African Standby Force (ASF) introduces, in this regard, another important aspect of cooperation in organizational and doctrinal matters. These responsibilities will undoubtedly increase in the future as Western militaries are unlikely to provide even a small percentage of the peacekeepers that the continent will need. Fourth, the number of democracies in Africa has increased substantially over the past quarter-century, raising new challenges for the practice of civil-military relations. And fifth, there are related concerns about the ability of African militaries ­ like their counterparts elsewhere ­ to deal with 21st century security issues: notably, terrorism, rebuilding failed states, and employing appropriate technology. Source : Informer

Ilaahay caafimaad ha siiyo ,,,, I can't see what is special about him only while thousands are suffering in the same area. Soomaali oo dhan Ilaahay ha u gargaaro

Lack of sleep here too ,,,, lakin warwareeg.com was good ,, really good. when is the payday ?? ,,,, i can't even wait

Buuxo maxaa ka buuxa horta ?? looooooooooool I knew this girl in Muqdisho called Isniino ..... i wanted to call my doughter Khamiiso ,,

You can do it Faheema ,,, yes you can.

Haye dadka ,, bal iska warama hadda How is the holiday going ?? ,,,,,,,, Mine is good with a lot of going out and meermeer

I'm sure she is hiding somewhere but somebody tell her she is missed ....... i should do a baafin but not sure inay idaacadaha dhegeysato. Any SOL girl who grew up in Hargeisa and have Ilko cas farta ha taagto ,,,