Originally posted by Jamaal11: And why has the Booraame case not investigated within Somaliland? What's stopping an investigative process to commence? Tribal issues? the investigation is being carried out ...... the area is a war zone and that is why it is slower than the usual but the criminals will be brought to the justice sooner or later.

Originally posted by Allamagan: quote:Originally posted by Eng.Cadde: Hi friends,I hope everyone is doing fine,the reason i was away has something to do with the forum,I humbly tried to approach a certain sister that i surreptitiously admired in here and was flabbergasted by her stark rejection. :confused: oh man,i had to take a two weeks leave in order to recover from that horrific experience ,but now i am back and I hope iney il naxaris ah igu eegi doonto markaan. Thanks Koow: Sxb, how can we take you serious? when according to SOL records shows you were never on leave for one single week let alone three long weeks. loooooooooooooooooool ,,, exposed ,,,

Wasaaradda Arrimaha dibadda ee Itoobiya, ayaa bedeshay wakiilkeedii u joogay Somaliland Ambassador Wubishet Dimmise, waxaanay soo magacawday masuul kale oo ku meelgaadh ah . Ambassador Wubishet Dimmise, oo afartii sannadood ee u dambeeyay masuul ka ahaa xafiiska ay Itoobiya Hargeysa ku leedahay, si rasmi ah looma garanayo sababta keentay bedelkiisa, iyadoo uu muddooyinkii u dambeeyay u kala dab qaadi jiray bulshada caalamka iyo madaxda siyaasadda Somaliland, ka hor intii aanay dhawaan kala saxeexan heshiis lagu soo afjaray murankii jiray. Hase yeeshe, bedelkiisa ayaa ku soo beegmay, iyadoo ay dawladda Itoobiya labadii bilood ee u dambeeyay u yeedhay safiiradeeda dunida u kala jooga, kuwaas oo la sheegay in lagu samaynayo isku shaandhayn. Masuulka sida ku meelgaadhka ah loogu soo magacaabay xafiiska ay Itoobiya Hargeysa ku leedahay Mr. Abdete, waxa uu ahaa wakiilkii hore ee uu bedelay danjiraha hadda la bedelay, waxaanu dhawr sanno masuul ka ahaa xafiiska ay Itoobiya ku leedahay Hargeysa. Waxaana la filayaa in dawladda Itoobiya dhawaan soo magacawdo wakiil rasmi ah.

You were banned eh ??? ,,,, waanu ku garanay ,,,

Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: Xabashi baa loo baahan yahay niyow kani waa Oromo e ,,, A&T ku soo bedel ,,,

Xabashi baa loo baahan yahay niyow kani waa Oromo e ,,, A&T soo *** ,,,

Maya ,,,, ICC baa dacwad ku soo oogi doonta ,,,

Reuters buu ka been abuurtay ,,,, waa in maxkamad la saaro ,,,

Nice song ............

It does to yours .........

Something fishy about this HI Vs Alshabaab war ......

Any anger from Bugland this time ?? ,,,

Xukuumadda Somaliland, ayaa xaflad sagootin ah u sammaysay Safiirkii Itoobiya u fadhiyey Hargeysa Mr. Wubishet Demissie, kadib markii uu dhmmatay muddo afar sanno ah oo uu joogay Somaliland, Munaasibad uu soo abaabulay Wasiirka Maalliyadda Xuseen Cali Ducaale (Cawil) oo lagu macasalaamaynayey safiirka waqtigiisu dhammaaday, ayaa waxa ka qaybgalay masuuliyiin badan oo Somaliland ka tirsan oo isugu jiray wasiiro uu ka mid ah yahay Wasiirka Arrimaah Dibada Cabdillaahi Maxamed Ducaale iyo Taliyaha Ciidanka Qaranka Nuux Ismaaciil Taani, iyadoo dhinaca dawladda Itoobiyana ay ka joogeen masuuliyiin badan oo ka tirsan Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibada, waaxyaha kale ee dawladaasi iyo shaqaalaha xafiiska dawladda Itoobiya ku leedahay Hargeysa. Wasiirka maaliyadda Xuseen Cali Ducaale oo munaasiabadaas sagootiska ah ka hadal ka jeediyey, ayaa u mahadnaqay wakiilkii Itoobiya oo uu ku tilmaamay nin diblomaasi ah. Waxaannu ka sheekeeyey xidhiidhka siyaasadeed iyo dhaqaale ee labada dal. Wasiir cawil waxa uu sheegay in Itoobiya tahay dalkii ugu horreeyey ee Somaliland ka furta Xafiis Diblomaasiyadeed, sidaas daraadeedna ay ahmiyad gaara u hayaan. Waxaannu u rajeeyey Wakiilka cusub ee Itoobiya u soo magacaabi doonto Somaliland inuu noqon doono mid sii wanaajiya xidhiidka labada dal oo halkaa ka sii wada. Wakiilka xilkiisu dhammaday Wubishet Demissie, ayaa isaguna sheegay inuu sii xoojin doono taageerada Somaliland, isagoo sheegay inuu wadamo badan ku qancin doono ictiraafka Somaliland. Mr. Wubishet Demissie waxa uu sheegay in Somaliland tahay dalkii labaad ee uu ka shaqeeyo.

Good morning ragtags ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ehem It is Sunday, the beginning of week here in my small world ........... No blues and the sky is covered by clouds. Yes, been raining almost the whole last night.

American singer Akon finally landed in Kenya in style – with a 24-man crew in tow. Most of the people in the artiste’s entourage are security men and journalists were not allowed into the VIP lounge at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport when he arrived at 9 p.m. on Friday aboard a British Airways flight. He briefly addressed them at the Arrivals area. The Senegalese-born American musician, whose real name is Aliaune Thiam, thanked Kenya, MTV and Zain, for giving him this opportunity to perform at the MTV Africa Music Awards. “We have been trying to come to Kenya for a long time, different logistics issues have contributed to the failed visits, but I’m glad I’m here and I am ready to rock Kenya,” he said. After the short media briefing, he left with his crew in grey Crysler limousines for Tribe Hotel, Gigiri, where he was booked. MAMA pre-party The multi-platinum musician did not attend the MAMA pre-party at Blue Times Club, Museum Hill. On Saturday, Akon made a 10 a.m. visit to Starehe Boys’ Centre, courtesy of Zain, where he encouraged the students to work hard in their studies. “I’ve made mistakes, I’ve been in and out of jail, but I can tell you one thing, education amongst the youth will empower Africa, and it’s the best tool to fight poverty,” he said. He urged the students to dream of big things in life and get them. “I was your age one day and it wasn’t easy. Work hard now, go out there, make good money and live a good life,” he advised the students. Afterwards, he proceeded to Kasarani Gymnasium, where he was supposed to rehearse before the main performance on Saturday night. Akon had been trying to come to Kenya for the past three years and different reasons were given to the failure to honour his promises.

Something someone will know .......... not you of course.

loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool@ilaa bahalkaagu gaadho dabada ,,, Walaahi i can imagine him pulling it to the dabada ,,,, hehehehehehe

Hmmmmmmmmmmm ,,,, Now i Know

When, in 2006, Sharif Sheikh Ahmed came to power as one of the leaders of the Union Islamic Courts (UIC), he was part of a group that controlled most of central and southern Somalia for six months. It was an extraordinary moment to the Somali people. The city of Mogadishu became a very peaceful place and the Somali Diaspora began to go back home. Somalis hope to regain a peaceful and prosperous country died when the Transitional Federal Government (TFG), backed by Ethiopian troops, and sponsored by the international community, invaded the country and clashed with the UIC. Sharif, and his Islamic Courts forces, was defeated by the Ethiopians; and when the Ethiopians occupied the country, another disaster then befell the Somali people. After two years, the Ethiopian troops decided to leave, knowing that they could not achieved a military victory. They left behind both psychological and physical damage to the Somali people - without deciding a single issue between the warring factions and the TFG. The international community decided again to sponsor a new reconciliation process, known as the "Djibouti Process", where Sharif became the president of Somalia. The Somali people hoped once again that their country was on a track toward peace, but that hope became paralyzed when Sharif's former alliance partners - Aweys and Al Shabaab - teamed up to opposed the formation of his government. It was clear once more that the peace Somalis had yearned for over the years was again elusive. Sharif's government was dead practically before it even arrived. Last week, President Sharif arrived in New York to attend the annual United Nations summit. After finishing his meeting, he came to Minneapolis where he talked to the local Somali community. A huge preparation for a welcoming the president was put in place. I spent several hours outside the Universityof Minnesota asking people what Sharif's government had achieved so far. Unfortunately, no one knew what I was talking about. Since the President came to power: fighting has increased in the country; the government has lost most of the country to Hisbul Islam and Al Shabaab; there is an increase in death and destruction; and more people have fled the capital. The people of Somalia need ever more aid than before. The Somali people need aid and support in order to get people to work and give them hope. No wonder why the people that I talked to could not pinpoint what the President has achieved. So the question is, Mr. President what have you tangibly achieved since taking over as the leader of Somalia? The question is what are we (Somali people) waiting for? Are we waiting for the international community to solve our own problems? If we are thinking of that, Somalia is finished, as there is no chance international community is going to seriously help, because the United States, who is the leader of Western interests in Somalia is suffering itself because of the financial crisis; and President Obama cannot do any more than what President Bush did to Africa. So it seems to me that the Obama Administration's focus on Africa will be public relations only. So are we waiting for Sharif, who is a typical faction leader, and cannot even say a word against the Ugandan AMISOM troops why they bomb markets and residential areas of Mogadishu City, where the average death is 15-20 a day; or, are waiting for the Shabaab and Hisbul Islam, who are both abusing the Somali people and the image of Islam Please, Somalis, let us understand the world in which we live, and be realistic about the situation in our country, and build the nation from a realistic base, and not dreams. Abdullahi Nur (Freelance) gacamey15@hotmail.com Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Originally posted by Libaax-Sankataabte: These training excercises seem worthless. We have been hearing about Somali soldiers being "trained" since Empagathi and nothing came out of them. Once they finish the training and come back they join the rebels ,,,, then the train a new patch, then they do the same ,,,,,,, wondering how long this will continue ,,,,

Originally posted by Ducaysane: caashaqu waa kacsi wadnaha gaaray looooooooooooooooooooooooooool ,,, carruurta yaa u sheegaya hee ,,,

,,, Kool_Kat ,,,,,,,, that is priceless walaahi ,,,,, I'm sure carruurta way inaga weynyihiin maalmahan ,,,

Reminds me of when Cadde Muuse was wearing a Military uniform saying he is going to liberate Sool ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

U know the conditions though ,,,