Ethiopia to push new Nile treaty without Egypt, Sudan Ethiopia said on Tuesday that it would push forward a new deal along six other riparian countries over sharing waters from the Nile River despite Sudan and Egypt’s refusal to sign the new accord. At a press conference he held, Ethiopian government spokesman Shimelis Kemal accused Egypt of being engaged in a delaying tactic which he said stalled talks to a more comprehensive agreement, however he said that the rooms for negotiation are still open. "It’s a deal based on international customary law, but Egypt is dragging its feet. All seven countries have rejected the previous agreement between Egypt and colonial Britain," he said. Ethiopia and six other downstream countries in east and central Africa will be signing a cooperative frame work agreement on May 14, on a more equitable utilization of the Nile River. The Ethiopian official stressed that although Egypt and Sudan, the two-largest consumers of Nile water, have rejected to sign the deal, other member countries will exert utmost efforts to incorporate their interest. "The accord would leave open a controversial provision on water security in the hopes that Sudan and Egypt may be persuaded to return to the talks,” Shimeles said. Cairo on Monday has warned Nile basin countries against inking the controversial deal that excluded Egypt. Ethiopia, Kenya, Burundi, DR Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda are the signatories for the new deal. Egypt claims 55.5 billion cubic meters of the Nile’s annual flow under a 1959 treaty with Sudan, Ethiopia was not include on the agreement list, which is the source of about 85 percent of the river’s water, or other downstream states. The other countries protest that past treaties are flawed, unfair and they strongly voice for rather a more equitable water-sharing agreement that would allow them to engage in a more irrigation activities and power projects.

Tea party pokes fun at Obama’s rivals Kenya’s embassy in Washington is sponsoring a tea-tasting event that pokes fun at US conservatives campaigning against the policies of President Barack Obama. “The Government of Kenya, the world’s Number 1 tea exporter, cordially invites you to a proper Kenyan Tea Party on Capitol Hill (one without a political agenda),” reads the embassy’s invitation to the April 27 gathering at which Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta is scheduled to speak. Satirical The gently satirical reference is to the right-wing Tea Party movement formed to oppose almost every position taken by President Obama. The sizeable band of activists, who have been holding rallies throughout the United States, take their name from the Boston Tea Party of 1773. Protesters incensed by the British colonial government’s tax policies dumped three shiploads of tea into Boston harbour on that occasion, helping spur the outbreak of the American Revolution three years later. Today’s Tea Party members regard President Obama as a dangerous left-wing radical who aims to tax them heavily and to expand the US government’s intrusive powers. Some tea partiers also challenge the legitimacy of Mr Obama’s presidency. A recent New York Times/CBS News poll said about 30 per cent of Americans who identify with the Tea Party movement believe Mr Obama was born in Kenya and thus cannot lawfully serve as president of the United States. The release of Mr Obama’s birth certificate, showing he was born in the state of Hawaii, has failed to silence the claims of these “birthers.” Next week’s Kenyan Government tea-tasting will likely attract considerable attention due to the wording of the invitation issued by the embassy. Kenya’s tea-export industry may see benefits as a result. “Capitol Hill is finally having a tea party that actually serves tea!” the invitation declares. The Tea Party movement recently staged an anti-Obama protest on Capitol Hill, the site in Washington where the US Congress meets.

As you call people ,,,,,,, waar waa lagu fahmayaa niyow ,,,

ciyaalkow ciyaaraha meelahaa la taga ,,, It is a love day today believe me ,,,, raining, cloudy and ehem ,, u know ,, caashaq caashaq baaba i haya ,,,

yes, my awoowo was an expert dee ,,,

Mujaahid Haybe Laambad, one of the leaders of the struggle against Siad Barre died in Hargeisa today. He has been sick for the last couple of weeks and been admitted in the Hospital. Ilaahay ha u naxariisto ............

I only know "Kuma" and "Mboro" when it comes to Swahili ,,, Good morning peeps ........... great day and it is raining. My awoowo told me "ama lug hay ama laan hay" in such weather ,,,,

Just look at the signature: Inkastoo bilaantiyo baaxsanaanta aan rabo basarkey ku xidhantahay

Marka horeba waan ogaa inaanay balanbaalis noqon karayn ,,,

Adiga waa lagu fahmaye sug bal ,, dad kalaa ii hadhaye

Just follow the link ,,,, and u will know what i mean ,,

FB, Here is a list of your threads over the years ,,,,, 1 this marks my 1k post 2 Man kills colleague in row over phone volume 3 ok ladies stop it! 4 moving out ( 5 gps 6 need exercise 7 apple anyone 8 sick of down under 9 Inglorious Absentee Father 10 Nairobe 11 HP computers 'racist' claim 12 no title just enjoy 13 delete 14 be scared 15 quran for itouch 16 managing the GFC 17 writting competition 18 i want my babies back! 19 b day BOB 20 SYL 21 delete 22 Man cuts off own penis 23 Senior 24 grad jobs 25 any nomads in malaysia 26 oprah 27 oprah 28 first night 29 french kiss 30 J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o 31 moving out 32 Single Brothers Seeking Second Wives, Serious question 33 seeking knowledge 34 wombs for rent 35 saudi executioner 36 er realy 37 Israeli soldier fined over baby-stealing prank 38 have you heard 39 new year’s resolutions 40 negitive engery 41 ethiopias cunning plan 42 ethiopias cunning plan 43 Palestinian girl paralyzed by Israeli missile 44 heesaha soomalia 45 lowering once gaze 46 is this saxiix 47 global warming 48 is this true? 49 uk honour killings 50 Mars starts using animal products

Waar labadaba waad taageertaa ......... daan dhagax waaxid

loool ,,, adigana Maydh port bay kaaga dhegtay ,, Even that one is in its first stage sxb ,,,,, needs time to do fund raising and that is the time when the gov comes in and put its share.

Oo "mujaahidiintii" roobkii miyay ka hadheen ???

Ohh ,, so u have 1000 posts with high quality ??

ehem ehem ,,,

It is not late ,,, it is still Wednesday but close to midnight ,,,

Don't worry about money ,,,,,,, we got plenty of it ,,

Earth Day falls on Thursday, April 22, 2010--and it's the 40th Anniversary of the holiday. It's a great time to learn about our planet and how to take care of it!

Originally posted by Malika: I am tempted to fake a 'sickie' and go home to have a nap. I did that the day before yesterday and It worked perfectly ,,,,,,

haye ,,maxaad rabtaa inuu kaa hadho marka Juxa ?

Plus the government contributes to every such project at least 50% ......... which is not bad according to the current situation.

You can be much much different ,,,,,, geeridu is not heredity