ISLAMABAD - President Asif Ali Zardari has tasked Interior Minister Rehman Malik with taking measures for the release of Pakistani hostages held by Somali pirates. Source: Hiiraan Online

NAIROBI, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Somaliland opposition leader Abdirahman Cirro defeated incumbent president Muse Bihi Abdi in last week's election, the electoral commission said on Tuesday, setting up a handover of power as the breakaway Somali region pushes for global recognition. Source: Hiiraan Online

Hargeysa (Caasimada Online) – Madaxweynaha la doortay ee Somaliland Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdillaahi (Cirro) waxaa hor yaalla qodobo dhawr ah oo uu ballan qaaday muddadii uu ku jiray ololaha doorashooyinka Somaliland iyo kuwo aan huri doonin dadkuna ay eegayaan sida uu u wajaho. Waxaan eegi doonaa 5 qodob oo lagu qiimey doono hoggaaminta Cirro: 1 – Qodobka koowaad ee maamulka Cirro lagu qiimey doono waa sida uu u wajaho heshiiskii sharci darrada ahaa ee Muuse Biixi uu la galay Itoobiya. In kastoo is-afgaradkaas uu diidmo caalami ah la kulmay Soomaaliyana ay garab istaag ku heshay, waxaa la eegi doonaa sida Madaxweynaha la doortay uu arrinta Itoobiya u wajaho. Dad badan waxay qabaan in Cirro ka xeeladeysa doono heshiiskaan, isla markaana ay suurtagal tahay inuu u daayo baarlamaanka, si ay u eegaan oo go’aan uga gaaraan, maadaama dadka yaqaana Cirro ay qabaan inay adag tahay in si toos ah uu u wajaho go’aan ka qaadashada heshiiskaan ama u bareeridda Itoobiya. 2 – Xiisadda gobolka Sool iyo qadiyadda SSC Khaatumo oo galaafatay nolosha boqolaal qof, halkaas oo Somaliland ay ku weysay dhulkii ay maamuleysay waayaha badan, sida magaalada muhiimka ah ee Laascaanood. Cirro, waxaa hor talla in nabad uu kula deganaado reer Khaatumo, maadama aysan dooneyn inay dib ugu laabtaan Somaliland iyo inuu dagaal wax ku raadiyo sidii Muuse Biixi. 3 – Wadahallada Soomaaliya iyo Somaliland, Cirro waxaa lagu tiriyaa shakhsiyaadka aan mayalka adkeyn eek u dhaqma siyaasadda furfuran, waxaana loo badinayaa in wadahadallada Soomaaliya iyo Somaliland uu sii amba qaado, kuwaas oo hakadday markii Muuse Biixi uu badda u saxiixay Itoobiya. Inkastoo qadiyadda gooni isu-taagga ay weli xoogan tahay, hadana waxaa Cirro loo arkaa nin aan ka didsaneyn wadahadallada midnimo doonka ah, waxaana rajo badan laga qabaa inuu soo fariisto miiska wadahadalka. 4 – Ilaalinta xorriyadda iyo isku heynta bulshada: 7-dii sano ee Muuse Biixi uu joogay xukunka waxaa cadaadis la kulmay bulshada, iyadoo la adkeeyey isku socoda iyo xorriyadda hadalka, waxaana la xiray, la jirdilay ama loo diiday inay Somaliland dhex joogaan dad badan. Cirro, waxaa hortaalla wax ka bedelidda arrintaan, isla markaana uu fasaxo xorriyadda hadalka iyo isku socodka bulshada, si uu ula yimaado siyaasad ka duwan tii Muuse Biixi. 5 – In Siyaasadiisa aan dhibane loo noqon: Cirro wuxuu jeediyey khudbad xambaarsan farriin midnimo, wuxuuna balan qaaday in aysan jiri doonin cid dhibane u noqon doonta hoggaamintiisa, waxaana muhiim ah in balan-qaadkaas uu ka dhabeeyo. The post Shan qodob oo xasaasi ah oo lagu qiimeyn doono hoggaaminta Cirro appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Xukuumadda Federaalka Itoobiya ayaa dhambaal hambalyo ah u dirtay madaxweynaha la doortay ee Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland Dr. Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi (Cirro). Sidaasna waxa lagu sheegay warsaxaafadeed ka soo baxay Wasaaradda Arrimaha dibadda Itoobiya oo bayaamisay iyadoo ku hadlaysa magaca shacbiga iyo dawladda Federaalka Itoobiya ay madaxweynaha la doortay ee Somaliland Dr. Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi (Cirro) ku bogaadinayso doorashada madaxtooyada ee uu ku guulaystay. Sidoo kale, waxa Dawladda Itoobiya ay hambalyeysay madaxweynaha la doortay Md. Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi iyo Madaxweyne Muuse Biixi dimuqraadiyadda tusaalaha mudan iyo rag qarameednimada ay soo bandhigeen. Siday faafisay wakaaladda wararka ee SOLNA, Wasaaradda Arrimaha dibadda ee Itoobiya, waxa ay u rajaynayso maamulka cusub ee Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland uu ku guulaysto muddo xileedkiisa. Source

Warbaahinta caalamiga ah ayaa maanta si weyn uga hadashay guusha madaxweynaha la doortay ee Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland Md. Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi (Cirro). Warbaahinta caalamiga ah ee natiijadii doorashada ee uu ku guulaystay xisbiga mucaaridka ahaa ee WADDANI sida weyn u faafiyay waxa ka mid ahaa Reuters, AP, Aljazeera, African News, East African Standard iyo qaar kale. Waxa ay Saxaafadda caalamiga ahi sheegtay in doorashooyinkii madaxtooyada iyo xisbiyada qaranka ee qabsoontay 13ka November 2024 ay Somaliland aaminsan tahay inay saacidi doonto dedaalkeeda ku wajahan dhinaca aqoonsi raadinta. Waxa kaloo saxaafadda caalamku sheegtay in doorashada madaxtooyada uu madaxweynaha la doortay ee ka socday Xisbiga WADDANI Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi (Cirro) uu ku guulaystay 64% codadkii doorashada, halka madaxweyne Muuse Biixi uu helay 35%. Siday werisay Wakaaladda wararka Somaliland ee SOLNA, oo soo xiganaysay warbaahinta caalamku, madaxweynaha la ďoortay Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi (Cirro) ayaa sheegay in doorashadii dalka ka dhacday aanay ahayn mid murrashixiintu kala guulaysteen ee ay tahay mid Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland u soo jiidaya wadajir iyo horusocod qaran. Wakaaladda wararka ee Reuters ayaa xustay in Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland aaminsan tahay in maamulka cusub ee madaxweyne Trump iyo dhawr dal oo kale oo Afrika ahi ay danaynayaan ictiraafka qaddiyadda Somaliland. Sidoo kale, waxa ay sheegeen in Somaliland ay ku taamayso in la dhammaystiro heshiiska badda ee ay la gashay Somaliland, iyadoo is-afgaradkaasi dhigayo in Itoobiya ay noqoto dalka koowaad ee aqoonsada madaxbannaanida Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland. Waxa warbaahinta caalamiga ahi ay maheeratay nabadgelyada iyo dumuqraaddiyadda ay u qabsoomeen doirashooyinkii isku sidkanaa ee madaxtooyada iyo xisbiyada qaranka. Source

Madaxweyne dalka Maraykanka Donald Trump ayaa qorshaynaya inuu aqoonsado Jamhuuriyada Somaliland marka uu la wareego xafiiska, sida uu wargeyska The Independent u sheegay Wasiirkii hore ee Gaashaandhiga Ingiriiska Gavin Williamson oo hadda ah Xildhibaan ka tirsan Ingiriiska. Xiisada gacanka cadmeed iyo doorashooyinka ka dhacay Somaliland ayaa la rumaysanyahay inay soo jiiteen indhaha Trump, taas oo ka dhigi doonta Maraykanka dalkii ugu horreeyay ee aqoonsada Somaliland. Source

Baydhabo (Caasimada Online) – Magaalada Baydhabo ee xarunta gobolka Baay waxaa maanta lagu qabtay doorashada kursi kamid ah Golaha Shacabka, waxaana kusoo baxay wiil la dhashay madaxweynaha maamulka Koonfur Galbeed Cabdicasiis Xasan Maxamed (Laftagareen). Kursiga oo uu tirsigiisu yahay HOP 172 ayaa waxaa ku guuleystay Aadan Xasan Maxamed (Lafgareen), wxuuuna sidaas ugu biirayaa xubnaha baarlamaanka federaalka Soomaaliya. Aadan ma gelin tartan adag, waxaana malxiisad looga dhigay gabar yar oo dhalinyaro ah, sida ay muujinayaan sawirro laga soo qaaday hoolka ay ka dhacday doorashada. Xildhibaanka guuleystay ee la dhashay Cabdicasiis Laftagareen ayaa goobta hadal ka jeediyay, wuxuuna ballan qaaday inuu xoogga saari doono waxqabad iyo in uu si daacad ah u matalo dadka deegaanka. Kursigan waxaa horay u baneeyay soddoga madaxweynaha Koonfur Galbeed, Mahad Cabdiraxmaan Aadan oo loo yaqaano (Taliye SHUB) oo hadda ah taliyaha ciidanka Asluubta Soomaaliyeed. Arrintan ayaa dhalisay hadal heyn xooggan, waxaana si aad ah loogu weeraray madaxweynaha Koonfur Galbeed, maadaama uu kursigan u xiray walaakiisa ka yar oo sidaas ku noqday xildhibaan heer federal ah. Horay Laftagareen ayaa loogu xasuustaa sida uu u maamulay kuraasta xildhibaannada Golaha Shacabka ee Koonfur Galbeed, wuxuuna dhammaan tartanka u diiday rugcadeyaal siyaasadeed oo ay ka mid ahaayee Porf, Maxamed Cumar Dalxa, Cabduweli Muudey iyo Allaha u naxariistee Prof, Maxamed Sheekh Cismaan Jawaawri. The post Laftagareen walaalkiis oo kusoo baxay doorasho maanta ka dhacday Baydhaba appeared first on Caasimada Online.

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Donald Trump is poised to recognise a former British protectorate as an official country, according to a former UK defence secretary who lobbied the president elect. Sir Gavin Williamson told The Independent he has held talks with Trump’s team about the recognition of Somaliland, which holds a crucial str He said he was confident the new president would take up the issue once he assumes office in January. The former Tory cabinet minister has been the leading advocate for official recognition of the ex-British protectorate, which has in effect been independent from Somalia since 1991. It is uncomfortable for Labour that a senior Tory figure is seeking to influence US foreign policy, and potentially bounce the UK government into changing its stance on the issue. Sir Gavin revealed that he has been talking to the Trump team “for ages” about the issue in the event of his victory this month. He said: “They should agree to it though when he assumes office it will probably all take a little longer than we hope. But had really good meetings with his policy leads so fingers crossed.” He added: “One of Trump’s last orders as president was to withdraw troops from Somalia but then Biden countermanded that order. There is nothing that Trump hates more than someone overruling him so I used that to push the argument.” It comes after Somaliland recently successfully held free and fair elections where the opposition leader Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi won on a 53 per cent turnout. While Somaliland has close links with the UK as a former part of the empire, the only country which recognises it is Ethiopia which signed a deal for access to the sea at the port city of Berbera. The agreement signed on 1 January this year caused an international row with Somalia which still lays claim to the territory after the two countries united in 1960. Previous attempts to recognise Somaliland were effectively blocked by former US president Barak Obama who supported Somalia’s claim. President Joe Biden supported this position even though Somalia is a centre for international piracy and terrorism, with US intelligence flagging possible discussions with the Houthis – who are attacking shipping in the nearby Gulf of Aden – to provide weapons to the militant al-Shabaab in Somalia. The first Trump administration came close to recognising the tiny de facto state before Trump lost the election in 2020. If he were to go ahead with recognition it will put pressure on the UK to follow suit. News of Somaliland came as Sir Keir’s government comes under pressure over its deal with Mauritius to give them sovereignty over the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean. The Independent recently revealed that Trump is looking at vetoing David Lammy’s recent deal because of concerns over China getting access and security around the UK/ US Diego Garcia airbase. Sir Gavin began his interest Somaliland when he was defence secretary between 2017 and 2019 and visited the breakaway country. He has since become a leading advocate in parliament and a regular visitor to Somaliland, even receiving honourary citizenship for his efforts on their part. There are hopes that recognition will allow a deal for western allies to use the Berbera port to help with operations in the Red Sea which has become a major international flashpoint. . Sir Gavin Williamson told The Independent he has held talks with Trump’s team about the recognition of Somaliland, which holds a crucial strategic position on the Red Sea. He said he was confident the new president would take up the issue once he assumes office in January. The former Tory cabinet minister has been the leading advocate for official recognition of the ex-British protectorate, which has in effect been independent from Somalia since 1991. It is uncomfortable for Labour that a senior Tory figure is seeking to influence US foreign policy, and potentially bounce the UK government into changing its stance on the issue. Trump could recognise Somaliland open image in gallery Trump could recognise Somaliland (AP) Sir Gavin revealed that he has been talking to the Trump team “for ages” about the issue in the event of his victory this month. He said: “They should agree to it though when he assumes office it will probably all take a little longer than we hope. But had really good meetings with his policy leads so fingers crossed.” He added: “One of Trump’s last orders as president was to withdraw troops from Somalia but then Biden countermanded that order. There is nothing that Trump hates more than someone overruling him so I used that to push the argument.” It comes after Somaliland recently successfully held free and fair elections where the opposition leader Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi won on a 53 per cent turnout. While Somaliland has close links with the UK as a former part of the empire, the only country which recognises it is Ethiopia which signed a deal for access to the sea at the port city of Berbera. The agreement signed on 1 January this year caused an international row with Somalia which still lays claim to the territory after the two countries united in 1960. Previous attempts to recognise Somaliland were effectively blocked by former US president Barak Obama who supported Somalia’s claim. President Joe Biden supported this position even though Somalia is a centre for international piracy and terrorism, with US intelligence flagging possible discussions with the Houthis – who are attacking shipping in the nearby Gulf of Aden – to provide weapons to the militant al-Shabaab in Somalia. The first Trump administration came close to recognising the tiny de facto state before Trump lost the election in 2020. If he were to go ahead with recognition it will put pressure on the UK to follow suit. News of Somaliland came as Sir Keir’s government comes under pressure over its deal with Mauritius to give them sovereignty over the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean. The Independent recently revealed that Trump is looking at vetoing David Lammy’s recent deal because of concerns over China getting access and security around the UK/ US Diego Garcia airbase. Sir Gavin began his interest Somaliland when he was defence secretary between 2017 and 2019 and visited the breakaway country. He has since become a leading advocate in parliament and a regular visitor to Somaliland, even receiving honourary citizenship for his efforts on their part. Sir Gavin Williamson as been in talks with Trump’s team over Somaliland (Jordan Pettitt/PA) (PA Archive) There are hopes that recognition will allow a deal for western allies to use the Berbera port to help with operations in the Red Sea which has become a major international flashpoint. There was disappointment before the election that David Cameron, as foreign secretary, agreed to demands from the Biden administration to continue to support Somalia’s claim even though Somaliland is a stable country which runs free and fair elections. Earlier this year, Liverpool City Council became the first British body to formally recognise Somaliland in a hope it would raise the profile of the issue and put pressure on Lammy. Meanwhile, sources in Washington DC have told The Independent that the State Department “has warmed up” to the idea of supporting Somaliland’s claim in the days following Trump’s victory. Peter Pham, a former US special envoy to the Sahel region and a senior official in the last Trump administration also noted: “I am sure this will be up for review after the inauguration. Similarly, a smooth election in Somaliland will, in addition to its other achievements, undoubtedly strengthen its case in an overall policy review.” A Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office source said: “It would be wrong to speculate on any policy decisions that the incoming administration of President-elect Trump may make. “The UK, alongside others in the international community, does not recognise Somaliland’s unilateral declaration of independence. It is for authorities in Mogadishu and Hargeisa to resolve Somaliland’s status through dialogue and broad consultation. Source The Independent UK Qaran News

Donald Trump is poised to recognise a former British protectorate as an official country, according to a former UK defence secretary who lobbied the president elect. Sir Gavin Williamson told The Independent he has held talks with Trump’s team about the recognition of Somaliland, which holds a crucial str He said he was confident the new president would take up the issue once he assumes office in January. The former Tory cabinet minister has been the leading advocate for official recognition of the ex-British protectorate, which has in effect been independent from Somalia since 1991. It is uncomfortable for Labour that a senior Tory figure is seeking to influence US foreign policy, and potentially bounce the UK government into changing its stance on the issue. Sir Gavin revealed that he has been talking to the Trump team “for ages” about the issue in the event of his victory this month. He said: “They should agree to it though when he assumes office it will probably all take a little longer than we hope. But had really good meetings with his policy leads so fingers crossed.” He added: “One of Trump’s last orders as president was to withdraw troops from Somalia but then Biden countermanded that order. There is nothing that Trump hates more than someone overruling him so I used that to push the argument.” It comes after Somaliland recently successfully held free and fair elections where the opposition leader Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi won on a 53 per cent turnout. While Somaliland has close links with the UK as a former part of the empire, the only country which recognises it is Ethiopia which signed a deal for access to the sea at the port city of Berbera. The agreement signed on 1 January this year caused an international row with Somalia which still lays claim to the territory after the two countries united in 1960. Previous attempts to recognise Somaliland were effectively blocked by former US president Barak Obama who supported Somalia’s claim. President Joe Biden supported this position even though Somalia is a centre for international piracy and terrorism, with US intelligence flagging possible discussions with the Houthis – who are attacking shipping in the nearby Gulf of Aden – to provide weapons to the militant al-Shabaab in Somalia. The first Trump administration came close to recognising the tiny de facto state before Trump lost the election in 2020. If he were to go ahead with recognition it will put pressure on the UK to follow suit. News of Somaliland came as Sir Keir’s government comes under pressure over its deal with Mauritius to give them sovereignty over the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean. The Independent recently revealed that Trump is looking at vetoing David Lammy’s recent deal because of concerns over China getting access and security around the UK/ US Diego Garcia airbase. Sir Gavin began his interest Somaliland when he was defence secretary between 2017 and 2019 and visited the breakaway country. He has since become a leading advocate in parliament and a regular visitor to Somaliland, even receiving honourary citizenship for his efforts on their part. There are hopes that recognition will allow a deal for western allies to use the Berbera port to help with operations in the Red Sea which has become a major international flashpoint. . Sir Gavin Williamson told The Independent he has held talks with Trump’s team about the recognition of Somaliland, which holds a crucial strategic position on the Red Sea. He said he was confident the new president would take up the issue once he assumes office in January. The former Tory cabinet minister has been the leading advocate for official recognition of the ex-British protectorate, which has in effect been independent from Somalia since 1991. It is uncomfortable for Labour that a senior Tory figure is seeking to influence US foreign policy, and potentially bounce the UK government into changing its stance on the issue. Trump could recognise Somaliland open image in gallery Trump could recognise Somaliland (AP) Sir Gavin revealed that he has been talking to the Trump team “for ages” about the issue in the event of his victory this month. He said: “They should agree to it though when he assumes office it will probably all take a little longer than we hope. But had really good meetings with his policy leads so fingers crossed.” He added: “One of Trump’s last orders as president was to withdraw troops from Somalia but then Biden countermanded that order. There is nothing that Trump hates more than someone overruling him so I used that to push the argument.” It comes after Somaliland recently successfully held free and fair elections where the opposition leader Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi won on a 53 per cent turnout. While Somaliland has close links with the UK as a former part of the empire, the only country which recognises it is Ethiopia which signed a deal for access to the sea at the port city of Berbera. The agreement signed on 1 January this year caused an international row with Somalia which still lays claim to the territory after the two countries united in 1960. Previous attempts to recognise Somaliland were effectively blocked by former US president Barak Obama who supported Somalia’s claim. President Joe Biden supported this position even though Somalia is a centre for international piracy and terrorism, with US intelligence flagging possible discussions with the Houthis – who are attacking shipping in the nearby Gulf of Aden – to provide weapons to the militant al-Shabaab in Somalia. The first Trump administration came close to recognising the tiny de facto state before Trump lost the election in 2020. If he were to go ahead with recognition it will put pressure on the UK to follow suit. News of Somaliland came as Sir Keir’s government comes under pressure over its deal with Mauritius to give them sovereignty over the Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean. The Independent recently revealed that Trump is looking at vetoing David Lammy’s recent deal because of concerns over China getting access and security around the UK/ US Diego Garcia airbase. Sir Gavin began his interest Somaliland when he was defence secretary between 2017 and 2019 and visited the breakaway country. He has since become a leading advocate in parliament and a regular visitor to Somaliland, even receiving honourary citizenship for his efforts on their part. Sir Gavin Williamson as been in talks with Trump’s team over Somaliland (Jordan Pettitt/PA) (PA Archive) There are hopes that recognition will allow a deal for western allies to use the Berbera port to help with operations in the Red Sea which has become a major international flashpoint. There was disappointment before the election that David Cameron, as foreign secretary, agreed to demands from the Biden administration to continue to support Somalia’s claim even though Somaliland is a stable country which runs free and fair elections. Earlier this year, Liverpool City Council became the first British body to formally recognise Somaliland in a hope it would raise the profile of the issue and put pressure on Lammy. Meanwhile, sources in Washington DC have told The Independent that the State Department “has warmed up” to the idea of supporting Somaliland’s claim in the days following Trump’s victory. Peter Pham, a former US special envoy to the Sahel region and a senior official in the last Trump administration also noted: “I am sure this will be up for review after the inauguration. Similarly, a smooth election in Somaliland will, in addition to its other achievements, undoubtedly strengthen its case in an overall policy review.” A Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office source said: “It would be wrong to speculate on any policy decisions that the incoming administration of President-elect Trump may make. “The UK, alongside others in the international community, does not recognise Somaliland’s unilateral declaration of independence. It is for authorities in Mogadishu and Hargeisa to resolve Somaliland’s status through dialogue and broad consultation. Source The Independent UK Qaran News

Washington (Caasimada Online) – War qoraal ah oo kasoo baxay safaaradda Mareykanka ee magaalada Muqdisho ayaa looga hadlay natiijada kasoo baxday doorashadii ka dhacday Somaliland ee uu ku guuleystay Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdullaahi (Cirro). Mareykanka ayaa shaaca ka qaaday in doorashada ka dhacday Somaliland ay tusaale u tahay Geeska Afrika, wuxuuna boggaadiyay hoggaanka iyo shacabka maamulkaasi. “Sooyaalka doorashooyinka dimuqraadiga ah ee Somaliland iyo xil wareejinta sida nabad ah ku dhacda waxay tusaale u yihiin Gobolka Geeska Afrika iyo meelaha ka baxsan,” ayaa lagu yiri qoraalka ay soo saartay Safaaradda Mareykanka ee magaalada Muqdisho. Sidoo kale Mareykanka ayaa guul u rajeeyay madaxweynaha cusub ee la doortay, wuxuuna ugu hambalyeeyay mas’uuliyadda culus ee loo igmaday. Cirro iyo ku-xigeenkiisa ayaa musharaxa Kulmiye uga guuleystay ku dhowaad 200 kun, taas oo muujineysa sida shacabka reer Somaliland u naceen xukunka Muuse Biixi oo intii uu tallada hayay ku kacay gabood-falo waa wayn. Cabdiraxmaan Ciro oo shacabka Somaliland ay cod aqlabiyad ah ku doorteen ayaa haatan Somaliland hoggaamin doona shanta sano ee soo socota. Natiijada doorashadan oo lasii saadaalinayay ayaa waxaa saameyn ku yeeshay tallaabooyinkii u dambeeyay ee xukuumadda Muuse Biixi ay qaaday, sida; heshiiskii badda iyo dagaalkii Laascaanood. Si kastaba, hoggaanka cusub ee Somaliland ayaa waxaa horyaalla arrimo badan oo kamid tahay wax ka qabashada xaaladda nololeed ee deegaanka oo gaartay halkii u hooseysay kadib sicir bararka xarka goostay. The post Mareykanka oo war culus kasoo saaray natiijada doorashada SOMALILAND appeared first on Caasimada Online.

Ethiopia congratulates Somaliland’s President-elect The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia has extended its congratulations to Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi “Cirro” on his victory in Somaliland’s presidential election. Speaking on behalf of the Ethiopian people and government, the Ministry also commended both President-elect Abdullahi and outgoing President Muse Bihi Abdi for their “exemplary democratic statesmanship.” Ethiopia expressed its best wishes for the incoming administration, hoping for “success in its future endeavors.” Qaran News

Ethiopia congratulates Somaliland’s President-elect The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia has extended its congratulations to Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi “Cirro” on his victory in Somaliland’s presidential election. Speaking on behalf of the Ethiopian people and government, the Ministry also commended both President-elect Abdullahi and outgoing President Muse Bihi Abdi for their “exemplary democratic statesmanship.” Ethiopia expressed its best wishes for the incoming administration, hoping for “success in its future endeavors.” Qaran News

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Mogadishu (HOL) — The United States has congratulated Somaliland President-elect Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi (Irro) on his election victory, commending the region's strong democratic tradition. Source: Hiiraan Online

Guddiga Xuduudaha iyo Doorashooyinka Jubbaland ayaa shaaciyay liiska 75-ka Xildhibaan ee cusub ee Golaha Wakiillada Jubbaland. Liiskan waxaa soo gudbiyay odayaasha dhaqanka ee Jubbaland, iyada oo inta badan xubnaha ku jira ay yihiin kuwii hore uga tirsanaa baarlamaanka Jubbaland. Xildhibaanadan cusub ayaa door muhiim ah ka ciyaari doona doorashada Madaxweynaha Jubbaland oo qorshuhu yahay in ay dhacdo 25-ka November 2024. Guddiga Doorashooyinka ayaa sidoo kale xaqiijiyay in liiskaan lagu soo xulay hab waafaqsan nidaamka beelaha, oo ay soo gudbiyeen odayaasha dhaqanka​​​​. Musharaxiinta u taagan xilka Madaxweynaha Jubbaland ayaa diiday Xildhibaanada cusub ee maanta lagu dhawaaqay. Madaxweynaha Jubbaland ayay ku eedeyeen in uu doonaayo in ay ku shubto doorashada. Source: goobjoog.com

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Kismaayo (Caasimada Online) – Guddiga madaxa-banaan iyo xuduudaha doorashada Jubbaland ayaa maanta qaaday tallaabo kale oo la xiriira doorashada maamulkaas oo haatan si dardar leh ku socoto, iyada oo wlei halkiisii yahay khilaafka dowladda iyo Axmed Madoobe. Guddiga doorashada Jubbaland ayaa maanta shaaciyay liiska xildhibaannada cusub ee Golaha Wakiilada, kaas oo ay soo xuleen odayaasha dhaqanka maamulkaasi. Liiska la shaaciyay ayaa ka kooban illaa 75 xildhibaan, kuwaas oo soo dooran doono madaxweynaha Jubbaland oo loo balansan yahay 25-ka bishaan Novermber. Inta ugu badan xildhibaannada lasoo xulay ayaa ah baarlamaankii hore ee maamul goboleedka Jubbaland. Waa tallaabo kale oo uu Axmed Madoobe u qaaday doorashada dadban ee uu ku qabsanayo magaalada Kismaayo, oo haatan ay ka socoto diyaar garowgii u dambeeyay. Waxaa sidoo kale magaalada ku sugan musharixiinta mucaaradka oo iyagana diidan hannaanka uu wax ka wado madaxweynaha Jubbaland oo ay ku eedeeyn boob doorasho. Lama oga sida ay wax noqon doonaan, laakiin arrinta ayaa muuqato mid kasii dareyso, maadaama ay doorashadan kusoo aaday xilli xasaasi ah oo dalka loo jiheeyay doorashooyin qof iyo cod ah, sida ay ku heshiiyeen dowladda dhexe iyo saddex maamul goboleed. Si kastaba, dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa horay u sheegtay in aanay aqbali doonin natiijada doorashada Jubbaland oo ay sheegtay inuu mar kale isku caana shubayo Axmed Madoobe. Hoos ka akhriso liiska xildhibaannada:- The post Liiska xildhibaannada cusub ee Jubbaland oo la shaaciyay appeared first on Caasimada Online.

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Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, leader of Somaliland’s opposition, has been elected president of the breakaway region of Somalia, according to reports. Abdullahi – also known as Irro – of the Waddani Party received close to 64 percent of the vote, beating the incumbent, President Muse Bihi Abdi of the Kulmiye Party, the Somaliland National Electoral Commission (NEC) said on Tuesday, according to local media and The Associated Press news agency. Voters in Somalia’s breakaway region cast their ballot last week in an election that was delayed for two years due to lack of funding and other reasons. Abdi, who was seeking a second term after seven years in office, trailed badly with about 35 percent of the vote. Both candidates had campaigned promising they would resuscitate an ailing economy and push efforts to gain international recognition for Somaliland. The government in the capital, Hargeisa, hopes to soon finalise a controversial deal that would grant neighbouring Ethiopia sea access. In return, Addis Ababa would provide an “in-depth assessment” of recognition. The deal aroused fury in Somalia, which views it as a violation of its sovereignty, and prompted fears of conflict. Ethiopia is a major contributor to a peacekeeping force in Somalia, fighting against armed groups there. But the agreement has drawn Somalia closer to Ethiopia’s historical rivals, Egypt and Eritrea. Somaliland is also optimistic that the incoming Trump administration will revisit the United States’s longstanding recognition of Mogadishu’s sovereignty over Somaliland. Several leading US Department of State officials who worked on Africa policy during Republican leader Donald Trump’s first term have publicly voiced support for recognising Somaliland. Source Aljzeera Qaran News

The opposition leader in Somaliland won last week’s election, the electoral commission said Tuesday. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi of the main opposition Waddani Party received more than 50% of the votes cast. Abdullahi, 69, served as Somaliland’s parliament speaker in 2005. The opposition party campaigned on a platform of democratic reforms and social cohesion. They promised to turn around the economy and resolve youth unemployment. President Muse Bihi Abdi of the ruling Kulmiye Party, who was seeking a second term after seven years in office, came second with just over 30%. During his term in office, he pushed for Somaliland’s international recognition. The election was delayed twice since 2022 for a lack of funding and other reasons. Somaliland, which declared independence from Somalia in 1991 amid a descent into conflict, has sustained its own government, currency and security structures despite lacking international recognition. Over the years, the region has built a stable political environment in sharp contrast to Somalia’s security struggles. Somaliland’s latest agreement with neighboring Ethiopia granting it access to the Red sea in exchange for recognition has caused political tension with Somalia, which accuses Ethiopia of undermining its territorial integrity. Former Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire wrote on X that he hoped the new president would lead the region to a “path of peace, development, and democracy, and take a leading role in strengthening the brotherhood and unity of the Somali people.” The president of neighboring Djibouti, Ismail Omar Guelleh, congratulated Somaliland’s president-elect. AP Qaran News

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