
Jacaylbaro
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They did not ban the movement on air ,,,,
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They know how ,,,
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Hargeysa(Waaheen)Guddoomiyaha guddida Doorashooyinka Qaranka Somaliland Eng: Ciise Yuusuf Maxamed “Xamari” ayaa soo saaray qoraal uu ku xayirayo maalinta Doorashada ee 26 ka June Dhamaan dhaqdhaqaaqa Gaadiidka iyagoo ka duulaya qoddobka 27 aad ee Xeerka Doorashooyinka Xeer Lr. 0-2/ 2005 Sida uu ku cadeeyay Amar qoraal ah oo maanta ka soo baxay xafiiskiisa ayaa waxa uu ku cadeeyay inay xayireen maalinta Doorashada Gaadiidka Dawladda, gaadiidka Dadweynaha, ka Hay’adaha Caalamiga ah iyo Maxaliga, Gaadiidka Xisbiyada iyo kuwa Shirkadaha Gaarka loo leeyahay laga bilaabo 6 da Saac ee subaxnimo illaa 8da saac ee Fiidnimo Amarkan waxa uu Guddoomiyuhu ku wargaliyay Taliyaha Ciidanka Booliiska Qaranka iyo Wasiirka Arrimaha Gudaha
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Hargeysa(Waaheen)Af-hayeenka Komishanka Somaliland Maxamed Xirsi Geelle ayaa maanat shaaca ka qaaday inay soo saareen Liiskii Codbixiyayaasha Doorashada Madaxtooyada Somaliland oo dhan Hal milyan sagaal iyo lixdan kun sagaal boqol iyo afar iyo toban qof kuwaasoo ka soo baxay kala sifayntii lagu sameeyay tirade codadkii isdiiwaangaliyay ee muranku ka dhashay oo dhamayd Hal milyan sadex boqol shan iyo todobaatan kun lix boqol iyo lix iyo todobaatan qof Maxamed Xirsi Geelle waxa uu sheegay inay ka saareen liiskii hore tiro dhan sadex boqol iyo shan kun todoba iyo lix iyo afartan qof oo noqday qaladaadkii galay Diiwaangalintii, waxaanu intaa ku daray in tirade rasmiga ah ee soo baxday loo qaybin doono liisaskooda goobihii ay iska Diiwaangaliyeen si ay uga codeeyaan Ka hor intii aanay Komishanku warbaahinta u sheegin tirada codbixiyayaasha ayaa waxa ay kulan gaar ah la yeesheen sadexda Xisbi oo ay u qaybiyeen Liiska oo Data ah si ay u ogaadaan tirooyinka codbixiyayaasha codayn doona. Afhayeenka Koimshanka ayaa ka gaabsaday inay saxaafadda u soo bandhigaan liiska oo gobolaysan si ay u sahlanaato ogaanshaha gobol walba inta ka codaynaysa
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Allah ha u naxariisto ,,,
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Halyeeyadii u Kacay - Chart topper By Ikraan Caraale
Jacaylbaro replied to ANTARA's topic in General
I hate this "beeshu way harraaday" thing niyow ,,,, -
Originally posted by Juje: quote:Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: It is not a Chocolate cake sold by Mubarak Supermarket ,,,, It is politics, it is a long process. But we're getting closer each day. What are you getting closer to sxb 'recognition' or to the extinction of Somali State? Recognition of course ,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Your fav dude is leaving to Hargeisa this weekend
Jacaylbaro replied to AfricaOwn's topic in Politics
keep in touch waaryaa ,,, sidii redsea ha dhuumane ,,, -
Hargeisa (Alshahid) – The semi-autonomous Somalia state Somaliland has been commended by the Catholic Development Agency Progressio, the Development Planning Unit at UCL and Somaliland Focus (UK) for good progress being made towards the holding of Somaliland’s presidential elections scheduled for 26 June 2010. The three organizations were invited in January 2009 by Somaliland’s National Electoral Commission (NEC) to act as coordinators of the international observation mission for presidential elections in the internationally-unrecognized Republic of Somaliland. Their advance mission is now established in Hargeisa. They said recent months have seen rapid progress towards a free and fair election, a “clear indication”, of the effectiveness of the new NEC put in place after the parties agreed to a revised timetable for elections. Since campaigning started in early June, there have been no major campaign-related incidents of violence and the agreement between the three parties to hold rallies on separate days appears to be holding. However an incident involving alleged political Islamists in the town of Burco in early June regrettably resulted in the death of a member of Somaliland’s police force. This has given cause for concern in the context of threats to disrupt the election, but also demonstrates the preparedness of the Somaliland population and police. The coordinators warn that there are still outstanding logistical issues that need to be resolved around the security of observers, which are essential for the mission to proceed. Michael Walls, a joint coordinator, said: “We hope to have around 70 international observers from a wide variety of countries, along with 800 local counterparts. “Naturally, we are actively monitoring the security situation in order to ensure that a balance is maintained between the widest possible coverage of the poll and the personal security of the observation teams.” His colleague, Dr Steve Kibble, expressed the observers’ encouragement by the overwhelming desire of the people of Somaliland to see a peaceful election, recognized both nationally and internationally. At this stage, we expect that such an outcome can be achieved.
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Somaliland: Co-ordinators of international election observers give cautiously positive assessment for the holding of election International development agency Progressio, the Development Planning Unit at UCL and Somaliland Focus (UK) welcome the good progress being made toward the holding of Somaliland's long-delayed presidential elections on the scheduled date of 26 June 2010. The three organisations, whose advance mission is now established in Hargeisa, were invited in January 2009 by Somaliland's National Electoral Commission (NEC) to act as coordinators of the international observation mission for presidential elections in the internationally-unrecognised Republic of Somaliland. Given past difficulties, recent months have seen rapid progress towards a free and fair election. The election looks set to take place on the scheduled date. This is a clear indication of the effectiveness of the new NEC, put in place after the parties agreed to a revised timetable for elections. Since campaigning started in early June, there have been no major campaign-related incidents of violence. The agreement between the three parties to hold rallies on separate days appears to be holding. In security terms, an incident involving alleged political Islamists in the town of Burco in early June regrettably resulted in the death of a member of Somaliland's police force. This has given cause for concern in the context of threats to disrupt the election, but also demonstrates the preparedness of the Somaliland population and police. There are outstanding logistical issues to be resolved around the security of observers, which are essential for the mission to proceed, but we look forward to a speedy resolution of these. Michael Walls, a joint co-ordinator, said "we hope to have around 70 international observers from a wide variety of countries, along with 800 local counterparts. Naturally, we are actively monitoring the security situation in order to ensure that a balance is maintained between the widest possible coverage of the poll and the personal security of the observation teams." His colleague, Dr Steve Kibble, said "we are encouraged by the overwhelming desire of the people of Somaliland to see a peaceful election, recognised as such both nationally and internationally. At this stage, we expect that such an outcome can be achieved." Notes to Editors 1. For further information or to arrange an interview with a member of the coordination team, contact Conrad Heine in Somaliland, tel +252 2 409 5464 or by email at conradheine@gmail.com 2. Somaliland's Presidential elections have been repeatedly delayed. The poll has previously been scheduled for March/April 2008, December 2008, March 2009 and September 2009. 3. Somaliland is situated in Somalia's northwest. It declared unilateral independence from the failed Somali state in 1991 and has since been a haven of relative peace whilst violence and instability has characterised Somalia, its capital Mogadishu and more recently the Gulf of Aden. 4. Progressio's involvement in the mission follows its leadership of the international monitoring team for Somaliland's inaugural parliamentary elections in 2005, judged by observers as "basically free and fair". 5. Progressio is an international charity with Catholic roots that enables poor communities to solve their own problems through support from skilled workers. And we lobby decision-makers to change policies that keep people poor.
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Aar kii kalaa ii taagan ana ,,,,
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Originally posted by Juje: quote:Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: quote: Is that what Somaliland depends on, the misery of the rest of Somalia? Not exactly ,,, sadly it is the reality ,, t At least your honest JB unlike Ood. But tell me sxb much of Somalia has been in turmoil in the last two decades what has been keeping you from attaining recognition then? It is not a Chocolate cake sold by Mubarak Supermarket ,,,, It is politics, it is a long process. But we're getting closer each day.
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4 - 1 is a killer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Had to come back to finish something ,,, lol Preparing to go to Borama ,,,,,,