Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya, mudane Xassan Sheekh Maxamuud ayaa maanta xariga ka jaray xaruntii ciidamada cirka ee Magaalada Muqdisho. Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya oo xariga ka jaray Wasaaradda maaliyadda Posted on October 27, 2016 maanta ku beegan tahay 01 May, oo ah Maalinta Shaqaalaha Adduunka ayuu Madaxwaynaha Somalia, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud wuxuu ka jaray Xarigga Dhismayaasha Wasaradaha Howlaha Guud iyo Dib u dhiska iyo Wasaraadda Shaqada iyo Shaqaalaha,

Hassan Sheekh Maxamuud Building the country step by step Great achievement Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya oo xarigga ka jaray Isbitaalka De Martino

Galmudug state to enter livestock trade with new Maxjar and port Degmada Hobyo oo laga Dhagax Dhigay Maxjar Cusub oo lagu Tala galay Xoolaha ka Dhofaayo Dekada Hobyo. https://vid.me/8gWQ

Galmudug state to enter livestock trade with new Maxjar and port Degmada Hobyo oo laga Dhagax Dhigay Maxjar Cusub oo lagu Tala galay Xoolaha ka Dhofaayo Dekada Hobyo. https://vid.me/8gWQ

With an improved security situation and the new Somalia re-joining the international community many countries are restoring diplomatic relations with the Somalia. South Korean The Norwegian Ambassador presents his credentials to the President of Somalia

Somalia president accepts credentials from over 50 ambassadors India Somali President receives credentials from Belgium ambassador to Somalia Australian Ambassador German Ambassador Jutta Frasch handed over her credentials to Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia.

President Hassn shiekh Maxmuud has in recent years restored Somali diplomatic relation with the rest of the word 24 sanadood kaddib waxaa sanadkii hore dib loo furay safaaradda Soomaaliya ee Washington, waxayna aheyd farxad weyn in calanka Soomaaliya mar kale laga taago Mareykanka oo ka mid ah wadamada ugu muhiimsan ee cilaaqaadka la leh Soomaaliya, waxaana safiirka Soomaaliya ee Washington Axmed Ciise Cawad iyo Wasiirka arrimaha dibada C/salaam Hadliye ay sheegen in furitaanka safaaraddu uu ka turjumayo dib u soo noolaasha dowlad Soomaaliyeed. Nidaamka Siyaasadda Arrimaha Dibadda, Magacaabista Safiirada iyo Dhismaha Safaaraduhu waa guul Qaran

Huge welcome in Kismaayo - Musharax Jibril oo soo gaaray Kismaayo

@galbeedi said: Malister, this community must stand down and transfer the power peacefully without delay. It is not healthy for democracy for one single group to rule in three different terms . This community allways handed Power Peacefully History is Jugde and Proof This is not the Kacaan era welcome to democracy were the President comes to power by Election not Force

Hiirshabelle States great potential Bread and basket States of somalia

Musharax Cali Cabdulaahi Cosoble ayaa qudbadii ugu dambeysay ee Musharixiinta madaxweynaha qaatay waxana uu sheegay inuu ku dhashay Muqdisho waxna ku soo bartay magaalada muqdisho waxbarashadiisa sare dalka Maraykanka uuna soo bartay dhaqaalaha beeraha. Cali Cabdulahi ayaa sheegay in uu dhisi doono maamul leh siyaasad cad cad isla markaana ka shaqeyn doono dhisida ciidamo karti leh, Waxa kale oo uu sheegay in uu cadaalada ku dhaqi doono diinta Islaamkana noqon doonto tan lagu xukumo labada gobol iyadoo lala kaashanayo culumada. Waxa uu sheegay inuu ka soo horjeedo ciidamada shisheeye maacmul goboleedkana ay yeelan doonaan ciidamo awood u hela ammaanka.

JOWHAR (HOL) - Ali Abdullahi Osble has been elected as the president of the new Hir-Shabeele administration after his two rival candidates losing the contest. Ads By Google Mr. Osoble has defeated his close contender Mohamed Abdi Warre. Mr. Osble has secured 61 votes while his rival candidate Mr. Waare got 36 votes. Speaking after the result was annouced , the new president promised to serve the people of Hir-Shabelle with deligent ,determination and sincerity. Ali Abdullahi Hussein (Ali Gudlawe) has also been elected as the vice-president of Hir-Shabelle state of Somalia President Abdikarim Hussein Guled of Galmudug State and the eight elected members for the Upper House of the federal republic of Somalia were among dignitaries attended the presidential election of Hir-Shabelle. There is an ongoing formation of Hiiraan State Administration parallel to the state formation just concluded in Jowhar.

Mogadishu Gov contracting local companies to Provide service Roads - Hospitals - Schools - Garbage and Recycling - Port - Airport etc

@Mooge said: niyoow Another unuka will not be elected. the only difference is that he is younger than qoslaye. same ideology, same outlook, same upbringing, same clannish views. lets be honest niyoow. he will not be elected too because he needs to give money to corrupt MPs and he doesn't have any money. The Man is making history - Creative Man Garowe MUSHARAX MADAXWAYNE JIBRIIL IBRAAHIN OO GAROOWE KULAN KULA QAATAY QAYBAH KALA DUWAN EE BULSHADA GAROWE Qardho and Bossaso Huge supporters in Puntland https://youtu.be/PSoycnuMSPE Musharax Jabriil Ibraahim Cabdule Oo Si Weyn Loogu Soo Dhoweyey Baydhabo Musharax Madaxwayne Jibriil Ibraahim Oo Kulan La Qaatay Bulshada Baydhabo

Puntlanders Vote for jibriil ibraahin Presidential Candidates Huge welcome in Garowe Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Nugaal ayaa sheegay in magaalada Garowe iyo Puntland ay ka dhigan tahay sida Gobolka California oo kale ee Madaxweynayaasha marka ay tartamayaan go’aamisa cida ah Madaxweynaha Mareykanka, sidaas la mid ahna ay u tahay Garowe. “Garowe iyo Puntland waxay u dhigan tahay California, Madaxweynayaasha Mareykanka marka ay tartamayaan codka ninka helo Californima ayaa ah Madaxweynaha Mareykanka, maanta waa heystaa codkii reer Nugaal, ayagii oo idil baa ku soo dhoweeyay, waxaa u maleynayaa inaa tahay Madaxweynaha Soomaaliyeed”ayuu yiri Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Nugaa l.

US to Investigate Deadly Strike in Somalia October 01, 2016 2:11 AM Carla Babb U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter speaks at a press conference during a defense ministers meeting of ASEAN countries, Sept. 30, 2016 in Kapolei, Hawaii. U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter speaks at a press conference during a defense ministers meeting of ASEAN countries, Sept. 30, 2016 in Kapolei, Hawaii. Share Print KO OLINA, HAWAII — The U.S. military will investigate conflicting reports on Wednesday’s deadly U.S. airstrike in Somalia, U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said. “In this instance as in all instances, when questions are raised about the actions of U.S. airstrikes, we pursue them,” Carter told reporters during a news conference in Hawaii. Carter said the U.S. had not yet looked into this particular airstrike, but would share the results once an investigation is complete. He added that there was no other military more committed to the “principles of openness and transparency and accountability” than the United States. “That also acknowledges the fact that there have been mistakes made over time and we try to stick to, stand up and hold ourselves accountable when that happens,” he said. Somalia's government has demanded an explanation from the United States for the strike, which Somali officials said killed 13 members of local government forces in Galmudug, a Somali federal state. The Pentagon said in a news release Thursday that a "self-defense" strike near the town of Galkayo killed at least nine al-Shabab militants. Galmudug state Vice President Mohamed Hashi Abdi told VOA's Somali service that the American forces were "misguided" by a request that came from officials in the semi-autonomous Puntland region. Regional Security Minister Osman Isse Nur also blamed intelligence forces in the neighboring Puntland administration for giving the U.S. incorrect information. Residents in Galkayo protested the strike Thursday by burning the U.S. flag. The U.S. has carried out numerous airstrikes in Somalia targeting al-Shabab members, including a missile strike that killed the group's former emir, Ahmed Abdi Godane, in 2014.

@galbeedi said: Hello guys, Good Friday, I hope by now the emotions of the Mudug incident have calmed down compared to yesterday. Sometimes, it is wise to wait and gather the necessary information before shooting a comment. Now, let us look carefully on the Mudug drone strike and those who were involved. First of all, the Americans do not ask anyone's permission to strike those they deem to be terrorist or armed non state actors rooming the land. They did hit Al-shabaab leaders and other enemy fighters in Jubbaland, Shabeelle, Bay, Bakool and Gedo. Neither the Somali government nor others are consulted. On that note, The Mudug drone strike is not different than those taken by the Americans. Also, you would not hear anyone from the local forces or the so called Somali army complaining. Second, there are American trained and paid strike forces that operate in many Somali regions including Puntland and Galmudug. These forces have their own command and control who are independent from the local administration. For example, the Puntland based PS forces are among the best trained forces who have engaged Al-shabaab forces in Galgala mountains and other parts of Puntland. Few years ago A/raxman Faroole tried to replace the head of the PS general Osman Dayaano. The general refused. How can you fire someone whom you do not pay his salaries and equipment. Faroole even traveled to America and asked the state department and others to coordinate their security efforts with the Puntland leadership. Nothing was offered and the PS of Puntland is still independent from the local militia. The American defense department and it's overseas military operations has it;s own policy of making security alliances with those it considers effective against insurgents and terrorists. They closely ordinate with Kurd's in Iraq, Shia militia in Iraq and some Afghan tribal warlords. Even during Cabdi qaybdiid's term in Galmudug, there were some American funded troops there. So, to make the story short, some militia connected with Galmudug, fired some shots few nights ago around the Gaalkacayo airport perimeter and fled. American drones were following the movements of certain wanted members of Al-shabaab in the area . The information about the group came from Galmudug intelligence members and the Puntland PS forces. As of now , the Americans claim to have video of the strike and wanted members who were captured in this operation. Also the Americans consider any threat against the PS and those who are at the forefront of the fightagainst Al-shabaab as a threat to themselves, thus they act decisively when they detect any unknown movements in the area. I hope some of this information will calm down the nerves . It wasn't like C/weli or the Puntland government asking for help to destroy Galmudug forces. I know there are some who are trying to take advantage of this incident and wipe tribal animosity between neighbors. Remember , whether it's the president or the prime minister , Somali leaders have no say of the movements and operations of the foreign troops, let alone Puntland . If it was the PS who were responsible for the strike, , you must know they are not under the control of Puntland. Puntland ayaa Maraykanka keentay wax soconaya ma ahan. Somali General Ali Bashi confirmed that members of the local forces were killed in the strike, which he described as a case of "friendly fireSomalia's government has requested an explanation from Washington for a US airstrike which it says killed more than 20 people. . ."

Galmudug Officials speaking in Jeexdin. Bari and Nuggal admin are thirsty for blood and choas they have shown and proven they do not want to live in Peace with their Neighbours coward are only good for running Gass and his admin will soon flee Galkacyo

Somalia: US accused of killing 22 troops in air strike Security official says Americans were "misinformed" in a request that came from regional rival to hit al-Shabab. Al-Shabab denied it had any fighters in the area of the air strike [Farah Abdi Warsameh/AP] An American air strike in northern Somalia killed as many as 22 soldiers, an official from the region alleged, suggesting the United States had been duped into attacking Somali troops. The Galmudug region's Security Minister Osman Issa said 22 of his soldiers had been killed in the early Wednesday strike, adding the rival region of Puntland had requested air suport on the pretext that the men were al-Shabab fighters. "Puntland misinformed the United States and thus our forces were bombed," Issa told Reuters news agency. In Washington, Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis told reporters the United States had carried out a "self-defence air strike" after Somali troops took fire from fighters as they tried to stop an improvised explosive device making network. Davis said nine al-Shabab cadres were killed in the strike, but the Pentagon was looking into reports that it could have killed others. "We will look at the reports to see if they are credible, and if they are credible we'll investigate them," Davis said.

Madaxweynaha Uganda iyo wafdi uu hoggaaminayo oo soo gaaray Muqdisho

Hoggaamiyeyaasha Waddamada Kenya, Uganda iyo Itoobiya oo soo gaaray Muqdisho - https://youtu.be/hy3hF4H0sd8 https://youtu.be/1kmt-E9YXvk https://youtu.be/lvM0Vmafop8

Somalia to host IGAD for the first time in 30 years Heads of state from the Horn of Africa are scheduled to meet in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu for the 53rd IGAD summit. But is Somalia ready to host such a meeting? On Tuesday, the leaders of the member states of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, South Sudan, Sudan, Somalia and Uganda, will start deliberations on peace, development and the holding of elections in the host country. Ads By Google Prior to the meeting, Somalia's Foreign Affairs Minister Abdusalam Omer Hadliye told the media that the political situation in South Sudan will also be discussed. Then Hadliye pointed out: "It is the first time Somalia hosts such a high-level summit in 30 years. We see it as a historic signal and message to the world that Somalia is coming back." Various researchers and human rights activists based in Somalia and abroad also describe the meeting as historic. They believe that the capital Mogadishu is ready and able to host this kind of event. Others feel that Somalia is returning as a political actor in the region, having markedly improved security ever since the current federal government took over in 2012. Activist Ilwad Elman called on IGAD leaders to pay attention to human rights too Priority for human rights A human rights expert of the Somali-based think tank Elman Peace and Human Rights Center, Ilwad Elman, told DW that the hosting of the meeting is not enough: human rights and women issues cannot be ignored. "While Somalia is recovering, we want our leaders to make decisions that will improve the lives of those who have been suffered for long time, like women and minorities," Elman said. According to the researcher, more women and minorities should be enabled to campaign and be elected. Nevertheless, Elman also sees the IGAD meeting as a positive development: “We are happy that various countries are meeting in Mogadishu. This shows trust in our country and in peace being restored," said Elman. To help maintain security, the African Union (AU) stationed 22,000 soldiers in Somalia. They are meant to assist the federal government in its war against the terror group Al-Shabaab. Regardless of all progress made, Somali authorities had to beef up security prior to the meeting to ensure safety and prevent terrorist attacks. Security personnel were deployed in sensitive areas and along the roads leading to the capital's airport and to the presidential palace. Police checked vehicles and passersby. They also mounted road blocks in Maka al Mukarama, Sayidka, Zoppe and the Airport Road. Not at peace yet But while welcoming recent developments, London-based Chatham House African Program research associate Ahmed Solimon told DW that he doubted the country was at peace. He noted that the situation remains precarious, as evidenced by the extent of road blocks, closures of business operations and a recent car bomb in the capital. Solimon sees the bloc's leaders as interested in not only ensuring peace and development, but also eager "that free and fair elections" take place. According to this expert, the summit needs to come up with tangible policies on security, peace and development, including a way to hold free and fair elections in Somalia. "In my view it would be necessary to have a common agreement on the polls that Somalia will soon have," he said. Elections pending The country is gearing up for elections to the Lower House of Parliament and will also be choosing a new President on October 30 this year. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud mandate expired on September 10. Parliament is already pressuring him to hand over power. The IGAD summit will also check on the progress made in preparing for the polls. Media report that at least 14,025 traditional elders will elect the members of parliament in the upcoming election to the Lower House. This is a considerable increase compared to 2012, when only 135 elders participated in choosing all MPs.

@Che -Guevara said: https://youtu.be/idPZ52KNdCg salad ali jeelle represents anarchi warlordism comadian while he was warolrd killing people , people like hasan sheikhh were busy building schools - hospitals- business etc Madaxweyne Xassan Sheekh oo Markii Ugu Horeysay Booqday Jaamacadii uu Macalinka ka ahaa

@Che -Guevara said: https://youtu.be/idPZ52KNdCg salad ali jeelle represents anarchi warlordism comadian while he was warolrd killing people , people like hasan sheikhh were busy building schools - hospitals- business etc Madaxweyne Xassan Sheekh oo Markii Ugu Horeysay Booqday Jaamacadii uu Macalinka ka ahaa

why not search trucks and vechicles good Trucks are banned to cross from north to south both ways ? whats the Motive who will loose out ? this is not way to save Pirates economy or boost it ?