3 people I know died in the last 12 hours ....... Hello people .......... off for the day

Go figure .......

Ever heard of: سمن كلبك ليأكلك ؟

I told you ..... Somaliland is for the good of the universe ...

Well, you may do the same my dear ,,,

I've written "Juxa" in the Google Books and THIS IS what i got ,,,,

Thanks to the openness of the private telecom market Somaliland is already leading the advanced telecommunication services in the region. Because of its geographical position it can seek to become an economic tiger where business entrepreneurs thrive and foreign investors are attracted. However there are enormous challenges ahead for the new government and telecommunication will inevitably take the priority as it is deemed to be the only sector that can create huge opportunities for the whole country.

You're talking about Djibouti switching off the service, how about Alshabab taking over the system ?? However it is worth noting that Somaliland is blessed with its geographical position with numerous international cables going past its doorstep in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. Coupled with its close proximity with landlocked Ethiopia this places the country in a key strategic position to seek its own landing stations at the port of Berbera. Having sufficient cable landings at Somaliland’s coastal towns will enable the local economy to increase network coverage and lease out any surplus cable facilities to neighbouring countries.

Miyaad taagtayba ?

Spare your Somaliweyn nacnac for a moment adeer .... Somcable is Somaliland company owned by Somalilanders and no they are not based in Djibouti.

Wixii liqi karayaaba ha iska liqaan Juxa .. you don't have books and don't write about them ,,, .... and i know i don't read Dutch

Dalkom Somalia Dalkom was first established for securing a landing station for Somalia. It is owned and operated by a single person, with backup investments from business entrepreneurs from Somalia. The founder has also the support of the support of the Somali Transitional Federal Government. But due to the instability in Somalia, a landing station has not been possible in Mogadishu so instead the owner has been forced to seek alternative options in Somaliland but faced with stiff resistance from the Somaliland public. As things stand at the moment, the company’s main interest is to use this regional development funding to promote the interests of the TFG government.

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.... Nadiifaaa ,,, aar Nafiidaaaaa

Maamulka Puntland oo gaadiid dagaal iyo ciidamo hor leh u diray Buuraha Galaglo iyo dagaal laga baqdin qabo mar kale. Wararka laga helayo magaalada Boosaaso ee Xarunta gobolka Bari ayaa ku waramaya maamulka Puntland saacadihii la soo dhaafay uu ciidamo iyo gadiiid dagaal oo aad u tiro badan uu u diray buuraleeyda Galgala oo maalmahii la soo dhaafay dagaal uu ku dhaxmaray ciidamada Maamulka Puntland iyo kuwa uu hogaamiye wadaadka diimeedka lagu magacaabo Maxamed Saciid Atam. Sidoo kale wararka ayaa sheegaya in ciidamada uu diray maamulka Punland ay u badnaayeen kuwa PTS-ta inkastoo ay ku jireen kuwa daraawiisha , waxaan la xaqiijiyey in ay gabal dhiicii maanta ay ku dhowaayeen buuraha Galgala oo ay ku sugan yihiin ciidamada Atam iyadoona sidoo kale halkaasi ay joogaan ciidamo kale oo ka tirsan kuwa Puntland oo dagaalka la galay kuwa Atam. Waxaa la soo sheegayaa in laga yaabo in saacadaha soo aadan mar kale uu Nawaaxiga Buuraha Galgala ay ku dagaalamaan ciidamada Puntland iyo kuwa uu hogaamiye Sheekh Atam maadaama uu gurmad xoog leh uu gaaray ciidamada Puntland oo horay u jooay Nawaaxiga Buuraha Galgala. Ciidamada uu hoogamiyo wadaad Diimaadka lagu magacaabo Maxamed Sacid Atam iyo ciidamada Maamulka puntland ayaa maalmahii ugu danbeeyey waxa ay ku dagalamayeen Buuraha Galgal ee Gobolka Bari iyadoona aysan jirin cida labada dhinac si toos ah looga awood roonaaday.

MADAXWEYNAHA MAAMUL GOBOLEEDKA HIIRAAN STATE OO LAGU CALEEMO SAARAY MAGAALADDA NAIROBI EE XARUUNTA WADANKA KENYA Why Nairobi ,,,, Why Kenya ??? I thought Hiiraan is in Somalia. Another Imposed shadow admin.

Mid baa jiray Madaxweyne ku ag tukaday ,,,, markii la sujuuday buu intuu dhegta u saaray yidhi "madaxweyne, walaahi ma tukado kow dhe, waxaan u soo galay salaada meel kele oon kuu maraan waayay lacagna waan u baahnaaye wax ii dhiib Ilaah baan kugu dhaarshee" ,,,

Waxba loogama baahna kuwaas ........

Somaliland is leading the way in the Telecommunication sector in the region but the lack of reliable and affordable connectivity with the rest of the world is impeding its potential growth. This is also denying fast Internet connections for the thriving businesses, government departments and academic institutions which are at the heart of future developments of this country and its people. This brief report has been developed to demystify the undersea cable systems in operation in the region and how Somaliland can benefit by establishing affordable and long term connectivity with the international networks. It also highlights the challenges ahead that the new Somaliland government will need to tackle head on and the opportunities that will need to be capitalised for the benefit of the country as a whole. PDF: FULL REPORT – click here Source: Small Globe Solutions

Too much cantarabaqash ,,,,,,,,,

At work ,,,,, thinking of sleeping on the desk

Let me know if there is i chance i can meet this girl ...... i'm both interested & curious now

By Zahra Jibril The black mamba boy by Nadifa Mohamed is a book I strongly identify with for several reasons, but aside from my personal identification, I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in history, Africa and/or travel. Central to Jama’s tale are scenes of brutality, loneliness and the struggle to survive in unbearable conditions. Jama is a young boy, but with an adult comprehension, he grasp opportunities with determination and childlike stubbornness to continue against all odds in search for his father. He pours all his energy, hopes and focus in this search, indifferently passing through and surviving all the obstacles in his path. Reality is often harsh, and there is certainly no Hollywood ending, however if you want to experience the extreme nature of life in Africa during the colonial period, the depth of struggle and survival, and the journey that brought pre 1980s Somalis into the UK, then this book is for you. In its simplicity, the book is a documentation of Nadifa’s father’s journey, through and across Africa, Yemen and Europe, a personal tribute to document his part in history “I am telling you this story so that I can turn my father’s blood and bones, and whatever magic his mother sewed under his skin, into history...” In its wider context it captures a time in history, a path so many had taken, a tale often told by many but never documented. In reading Nadifa’s book, I saw my own family history, and although they have passed away now, I recognised in her words the same path, the suffering and struggles they told me of as a child. With this in mind I am grateful that their story has finally been told, and that Nadifa had been fortunate enough to document her father’s and by extension the Somali fathers journey from Hargeisa. I wish more of us took the time to write our parents journey and story, but for the time being, Nadifa’s book stands as tribute and a celebration to all those who made the journey. Thank you Nadifa.

Had a lazy day too but i gotta hit da bed right now ,,,, have work tomorrow.