Now this call for applications is cancelled sow maaha since you got that FARAKHAD (was that the name ?) pakistani lady sow maaha ??

Let them hit the UN ,, i'm glad for that but sure those 700+ civilians are the target.

Nobody is even looking at him ,,,,, looks like he is there but nobody wants to talk to him or even see him ,,,,

Arab Unity African Unity European Unity Muslim Unity ....... what is wrong with all these unities horta ??

Ohhh Public Speech iga dheh ,,,,

I had to sneak back before i go home ,,,,,

loooooooooooooooool@A&T ,, Now you've got your temporary one but there is still 10 days gap ,, how do u wanna cover that ??

Haa waakaa ,, mid uga soo qabo ,,

... Ma jin baa ku jiray ?? Afro, anigu waan u xiisay sheekooyinkiisaas ,,,

Originally posted by NGONGE: ^^ Abadan! Anako saaxiib ban nahay ninyaho . Lakin this man is saying he's not sure about you and at the same time he's sending you to me for his own picture. What am I, a lab mouse? Niyahow aaa ????

adiga sheekooyinkaagii maxaa ku dhacay ??

KK, cidina iguma habaarin ee hablaha ayaa markaan ku idhaahdo aan jawaab aqoonin ,,, laakin hadaad mid u soo heshay ,, lakin u sheegi maayo

Not that mirqaan of the Khat ,,, just the one of the Shiisha ,,

Yeah ,,, Have a nice weekend ladies and gentlemen ,,,, I'm off for the weekend ....

Maya dumarka ayaa lagu odhan jiray "dulucu kuu g'o" ,,, now i'm hearing the one for men "surwaalka kaa lun" ,,,

... wax waalan ,,,

Kii adigu aad ii soo dirtay uun baan hayaa kaana waan kuu sheegay inaanan gudbinaynin oo waxbaa ka khaldan ,,,,,,,

........... that is why i love somenglish

Is that similar to "Dulucu kuu g'o" ??

Ilaahay iguma daro hee ,,,,, habaarka dhaaf ,,

Pics will follow Insha Allah ,,, I can imagine Ibtisam, Ngonge, Norf all there teaching ,,

There is no denial that the voter registration in Somaliland is a success story. With the limited financial aid and human resources plus the lack of international recognition, Somaliland still managed to go through the whole process and finally succeeded in getting its people registered for the coming elections in the first part of this New Year. It was not an easy job, as this was the first time it happened in the history of Somaliland. The lack of experience from the officials and the registration workers plus the lack of information/experience among the population meant that there was a great possibility that things may go wrong. Yet, the process was successful with, according to the observers, minimal mistakes and incidents. Sadly, four people died and one vehicle was hijacked by a militia from the autonomous State Of Puntland during the process. Two of those who died were Somaliland military officers ambushed in the village of Widhwidh in Sool region. Now as the first phase of the process comes to an end the question will be what is next? We believe the Somaliland society showed their patriotism and will exercise the same for the coming elections in few months time. The National Electoral Commission (NEC) should this time be ready for the more challenging task that is the election itself. The parties will do their all to fight a real contest for the votes and the (eventual) winner would not have had an easy way to gain victory over the others. This election will place a great deal of pressure on the NEC. Its members will have to be united and strong. The government should make sure that all the preparations are made in order to ensure that security is tight and the voting is free and fair. The ruling party should surrender the seat if it loses the election, which will ensure the continuation of what Somaliland started in 1991 (i.e. good governance, acceptance of the rule of law and the avoidance of internal quarrels). The opposition parties should help the NEC perform their duties and also assist the government for its national responsibilities. They should be able to accept if defeated in the elections and prepare for the next one. The international community should take a more responsible position towards Somaliland as those elections will be marked in the history of Africa as a whole and not just Somaliland. The country is isolated from the rest of the world and without recognition it could easily fall into the hands of the terror groups and warlords that destroyed the very neighbouring country of Somalia. To prevent such chaos Somaliland should be able to have access to the international funding agencies such as World Bank, IMF and others so that it will continue building a stronger democratic society.

In it’s latest expansion, Admas University College - one of the pioneer privet higher learning institutions in Ethiopia - opened a new campus in downtown Burao (Burco) which is Somaliland’s second largest city. A ceremony held at Barwaaqo Hotel in central Burao included attendants from all works of life such as civil servants, politicians, aid agencies, students, traditional elders known as Gurti and regional leaders. The university which already had a campus in Hargeisa for the past two years with more than 1200 students enrolled - said it plans to expand its campuses into other Somaliland cities such as Berbera, and Erigavo after Burao. The Chancellor of Admas Hargeisa campus, Mr Ahmed Dahir Mohamed - told reporters and the audience that “we plan to open a new campus which will provide distance learning for all the people in the region - so they can study while they get on with their lives.” Mr Ahmed emphasized the fact that Admas has been successful in Hargeisa and that “they plan to expand it to Berbera, Burao and Erigavo town”. Mr Ahmed thanked the department of Education of Somaliland, who he said share common goal and vision when it comes to education. Mr Ahmed finally stressed that Admas University College plans to collaborate with the Burao University in teaching and research, including staff/student exchange programme. The deputy Education Minister of Togdher region, Mr Hassan Jama - who was also present at the meeting welcomed Admas Universtiy College’s plans to open a campus in Togdher’s regional capital, Burao. “I hope alot of people benefit from this golden opportunity” he said. Among those who spoke at the Admas University College ceremony included the Vice-Chancellor, Mr Murad Zakaria Mohamed, and Communication director of Admas, Mr Mohamed Abdirahman. The city of Burao has previously had one other university, the Burao University. Admas University College offers a number of programs which are offered in number of levels: certificate, diploma and degree both in distance and on campus education, Which ever mode of delivery is chosen the curriculum, course material, method of assessment, and achievement certificates (Degree and Diploma) are identical. Admas University has its main campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and it’s second campus in Hargeisa, Somaliland.

I didn't say they don't allow ,,,, there is a system and once you apply to the system then you can demonstrate ,,,

,, Yeah she is defending even dolls as long as they have the WOMEN title.