Thanks Juxa & Ibti ......... Pictures are coming ,,,,, HERE are some

,,,, not this time ,,,

Originally posted by *Ibtisam: ^^You did what again, eat liver? Or you finished your exams/ project? Or you escaped going to jail because Riyaal put in a good word in for you Graduated Again ............... ehem

Rayaale waa mashquul niyow ,,, shaqo badan baa u taala laakiin sheekhu markuu 2km laba cisho joogo dee madfacuu ka soo yara nasanayaa

Just had Camel Liver with Kurus & watermelon juice ,,,, Good Morning everyone ,,,,, I did it again ,,, i'm now free to roll and troll ,,,

to Retake Its Capital Eh ?? ,, admitting they're not there anymore ?? ,,

to Retake Its Capital Eh ?? ,, admitting they're not there anymore ?? ,,

to Retake Its Capital Eh ?? ,, admitting they're not there anymore ?? ,,

Originally posted by Abu-S: Waryaa JB, your PM is full. Drop me your number!. S Yours is Full too ,,,,

Paragon, dee niyow shuqullo aan ogahay baad ku mashquulsanayd baan maqlay inkastoo anba aanan kaa yaraysan sow lama fiicna boowe ? ,,

You did not even see my heart ,,,,,,,

adeer waxba ma soo dhawayno anagu ee weliba karbaash baanu dabada u qabanaa kaagaasoo kele ee iska socda sidii dabayshii xaabaale ,,,,,,, Bal maxaad doonaysaa ? ,,,

Soomaaliya waxa kasocda ayuu sheegay ugu horeyn in aanu la dhihi Karin Culumadii Soomaaliyeed ayaa wada, waxa uu xusay in ay arrintaasi wadaan oo ay ka dambeeyaan dad aanu aheyn culumadii Soomaaliyeed ee la yaqiinay. Well, it all goes back to the definition of the term "culimada" ...... I think he can't exclude Sh. Aweys here ,,,

waar naga tag ,,

It is a pleasure to send you our warmest greetings and share information with you this festive season. Current Situation The failure of the rains in many parts of Somaliland has led to massive loss of livestock, particularly for the rural population, many of whom are pastoralists. Yet despite this drought Sheikh has been the most peaceful zone in the horn of Africa. However, the security situation in the southern region, known as Somalia, is totally different: it has witnessed a lot of violence and intensified fighting between the government forces and the opposing Islamists factions. SOS Sheikh Secondary School The school has a total of 218 students, including the 60 new students admitted in form one, and there are 180 boys and 38 girls. All new students wrote entry exams in order to qualify for the school. New uniforms and bedding were issued to these students so as to make them feel part of the school community. Continuing students went ahead with their classes as usual. Special coaching for the weaker students was organised and regular afternoon classes were also introduced in the school. Examination The form four students (age 18) sat for their advanced computer external examination (from India). Similarly, the form two students are preparing to sit for their International General Certificate for the Secondary Education (I.G.C.S.E.) in the near future. All the SOS Sheikh School students take the I.G.C.S.E syllabus and the Somaliland National Examination respectively. Staff At the moment there are 16 teaching personnel for the school, four administration staff, one library attendant, nine maintenance staff and nine cooks respectively, while three people take care of the school’s security. Donations A scholarship for the whole year was offered to a few students by the Somali Union in United Kingdom. At the same time a parent donated a bread oven and 85 books to the school. Co-curricular activities The students have a number of association and clubs, like the new Environment Conservation Club (ECO) which is concerned with the conservation of the environment. After conducting a quiz, a question and answer book was released by the club. In addition to this, it has also endeavoured to plant trees in the school and to clean the compound. Furthermore, this year the debating club is sharing its achievements with the rest of the school fraternity. For example, the club debated the rights of the girl child in the Somali region. The school’s football club also excelled after beating the community school in the four games it played. Visitors This year has seen a number of friends coming to the school. Among them were personnel from the Edna Maternity Hospital, who gave a talk on personal cleanliness and well being to the students. At the same time, girls from the school were given advice by the gynaecologists on current health problems affecting women in societies and ways of curbing them. In addition, the head of the African Educational Trust, Mr Paul Mattison, advised the outgoing form four students who would like to undertake a career in education, on different teaching methodologies to be applied especially to the people of Somaliland. We are glad to tell you about our successful endeavours and thank you for your concerned efforts throughout the year. We hope that you will continue with your generosity in subsequent years for our school. Happy New Year to you all.

Good Move ,,,,,

Originally posted by Nassir: I don't think the British PM will meet officially with a transitional president of a country in anarchy unless it is done to boost his position of power vs that of al-Shabaab group? Perhaps his Foreign Minister. yaa ,,, bal hadda halkaa iigu celi sheekh ,,

He was just joining other forces ,,, he just wanted to say it after the Arabs ,,

I can see things are coming up and more people are speaking up about the issue ,,,,,

Somaliland Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Abdullahi Duale is believed to have asked U.S. officials for the extradition of the former Somali Prime Minister, Gen. Mohammed Ali Samantar on charges of war crimes in Somaliland in the 80s and early 90s. In a meeting in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, Mr Duale is believed to have asked Mr. Karl E. Wycoff, Deputy Assistant Secretary (Acting), to extradite the former Somali official to Somaliland to face justice. Ali Samatar served as Defense Minister from 1980 to 1986, and as Prime Minister from 1987 to 1990, when the military regime collapsed. In 1980s, Somalia’s military junta led by Mohammed Siad Bare and Gen. Mohammed Ali Samatar hired Rhodesian mercenaries to bombard Somaliland’s three major towns – Hargeisa, Burao and Berbera, an estimated 50, 000 were killed and more than 800, 000 people were forced to leave their homes. Many of these refugees fled to neighbouring Ethiopia. Those who survived the bombings or the deliberate starvation were often rounded up, tied together using barbed wires and gunned down from a point-blank range. If that method was not cruel enough, they would often tie them together in barbed wires, bulldozed and were left to rot in the streets. Mohamed Ali Samatar who now lives in the Virginia area under the name of Samatar Ali is being sued in a civil court. However before the case can move to civil court the Supreme Court of the United States has to decide if a head of “sovereign“ can be sued. Center for Justice and Accountability (CJA), whom the civil suit is filed under insist that Mr Samatar is no longer head of state and that immunity under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act does not apply to him as an individual but only foreign states. Mr. Samatar’s legal team insist he was not directly involved but army generals who served under him at the time have came out this week claimed he gave direct orders to target civilians in the north of the country. The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on the issue and could hand down a ruling in the early summer. Somaliland delegation consisting of government and Parliamentary officials led by Mr Abdullahi Duale are due to arrive in Washington the coming days. No one knows if the Americans will hand him over but it’s highly not possible. In another development, Mr. Duale met with the Ethiopian Foreign Minister, Mr. Takeda Alemu, the two discussed ways to strengthen ties in the fields of economy, security and longstanding bilateral relations. They have also discussed about rehabilitating the roads connecting the border town of Wajale to the port of Berbera and how the two states could work together in a true partnership. Mr. Duale also met with the new Ethiopian Ambassador to India and the two discussed how Ethiopia could assist Somaliland to develop ties with India. India considers Ethiopia one of it’s most important partners in Africa and in recent years number of scholarships India offers to Ethiopia has more than doubled.

Very Interesting ......

cawaan fooqal cawaan ,,,

Nin keliya baad la kulantay fikirkiisuna ma xumayn laakiin waa ku cidlaystay