In the coming years Africa will become more important than at any time in the modern era. Over the next decade its share of the world’s population is expected to reach 21%, up from 13% in 2000, 9% in 1950 and 11% in 1800. As the rest of the world ages, Africa will become a crucial source of labour: more than half the young people entering the global workforce in 2030 will be African. This is a great opportunity for the poorest continent. But if its 54 countries are to seize it, they will have to do something exceptional: break with their own past and with the dismal statist orthodoxy that now grips much of the world. Africa’s leaders will have to embrace business, growth and free markets. They will need to unleash a capitalist revolution. If you follow Africa from afar you will be aware of some of its troubles, such as the devastating civil war in Sudan; and some of its bright spots, such as the global hunger for Afrobeats—streams on Spotify rose by 34% in 2024. Less easy to make out is the shocking economic reality documented in our special report this week and which we call the “Africa gap”. In the past decade, as America, Europe and Asia have been transformed by technology and politics, Africa has, largely unnoticed, slipped further behind. Income per person has fallen from a third of that in the rest of the world in 2000 to a quarter. Output per head may be no higher in 2026 than it was in 2015. Two giants, Nigeria and South Africa, have done atrociously. Only a few countries, such as Ivory Coast and Rwanda, have bucked the trend. Behind those figures lies a depressing record of stagnant productivity. African countries are experiencing disruption without development. They are going through social upheavals as people move from farms to cities but without accompanying agricultural or industrial revolutions. Services, where ever more Africans find work, are less productive than in any other region—and barely more productive than in 2010. Poor infrastructure does not help. For all the talk of using digital technology and clean energy to leapfrog ahead, Africa lacks the 20th-century kit needed to thrive in the 21st. Its road density has probably fallen. Less than 4% of farmland is irrigated and almost half of sub-Saharan Africans lack electricity. The problem also has another, under-appreciated, dimension. Africa is a corporate desert. In the past 20 years Brazil has spawned fintech giants and Indonesia e-commerce stars, while India has incubated one of the world’s most vibrant corporate ecosystems. But not Africa. It has fewer firms with at least $1bn in revenues than any other region and since 2015 the number looks to have declined. The problem is not risk so much as the fragmented and complex markets created by all the continent’s borders. For investors, Africa’s balkanised stock exchanges are an afterthought. Africa accounts for 3% of world GDP, but attracts less than 1% of its private capital. What should Africa’s leaders do? A starting-point is to ditch decades of bad ideas. These range from mimicking the worst of Chinese state capitalism, whose shortcomings are on full display, to defeatism over the future of manufacturing in the age of automation, to copying and pasting proposals by World Bank technocrats. The earnest advice of American billionaires on micro-policies, from deploying mosquito nets to designing solar panels, is welcome but no substitute for creating the conditions that would allow African businesses to thrive and expand. There is a dangerous strand of development thinking that suggests growth cannot alleviate poverty or does not matter at all, so long as there are efforts to curb disease, feed children and mitigate extreme weather. In fact in almost all circumstances faster growth is the best way to cut poverty and ensure that countries have the resources to deal with climate change. So African leaders should get serious about growth. They should embrace the self-confident spirit of modernisation seen in East Asia in the 20th century, and today in India and elsewhere. A few African countries such as Botswana, Ethiopia and Mauritius have at different times struck what Stefan Dercon, a scholar, calls “development bargains”: a tacit pact among the elite that politics is about increasing the size of the economy, not just a fight to divvy up who gets what. More of those elite deals are needed. At the same time governments should build a political consensus in favour of growth. The good news is that powerful constituencies are keen on economic dynamism. A new generation of Africans, born several decades after independence, care a lot more about their careers than they do about colonialism. Narrowing the Africa gap calls for new social attitudes towards business, similar to those that unleashed growth in China and India. Instead of fetishising government jobs or small enterprises, Africans could do with more risk-taking tycoons. Individual countries need much more infrastructure, from ports to power, more free-wheeling competition and vastly better schools. Another essential task is to integrate African markets so that firms can achieve greater economies of scale and attain an absolute size big enough to attract global investors. That means advancing plans for visa-free travel areas, integrating capital markets, plugging together data networks and finally realising the dream of a pan-African free-trade area. Free to get rich The consequences for Africa of simply carrying on as usual would be dire. If the Africa gap gets bigger, Africans will make up nearly all of the world’s very poor, including the most vulnerable to climate change. That would be a moral disaster. It would also, through migration flows and political volatility, threaten the stability of the rest of the world. But there is no reason to catastrophise or give up hope. If other continents can prosper, so can Africa. It is time its leaders discovered a sense of ambition and optimism. Africa does not require saving. It needs less paternalism, complacency and corruption—and more capitalism. In 2017 Claudio Silva, who a few years earlier returned to Angola after growing up in America, was optimistic that the country of his birth was turning a corner. That year João Lourenço became president, replacing José Eduardodos Santos, the corrupt autocrat who ran sub-Saharan Africa’s second-largest oil producer for 38 years. The new president pledged to reform the economy and to cut graft. Today Mr Silva is sceptical. His dream of setting up a restaurant showcasing local produce has been delayed by venal officials demanding bribes. “I realise the more you try not to be corrupt the more you get punished,” he says. Mr Lourenço’s team insists the president is overhauling Angola. “You don’t change a political system overnight,” warns a cabinet minister. But business people all have stories of graft. Beyond Luanda, the capital, there is little sign of the tens of billions of dollars earned from oil. Most of the population lives in poverty. Public spending on health and education is around 3% of gdp, less than half the regional average. “We had the potential to accumulate generational wealth,” Mr Silva sighs, “just as the population was exploding. But we didn’t leave enough on the table.” There is frustration with politics all across Africa. A decade ago the share of Africans telling Afrobarometer, a pollster, that their country was going in the wrong direction was roughly the same as the share who felt it was on the right track. These days twice as many Africans think things are going badly (see chart). Young people have recently taken to the streets in Kenya, Mozambique and elsewhere to protest against governments they see as corrupt and incompetent. The bad and the ugly African politics is subject to the same forces as elsewhere. When governments do a bad job, citizens want them out. Yet there are certain aspects of the political economy in many African countries that seem especially bad for growth, making it harder to close the Africa gap. The first is the weakness of the state. Most African countries are autocracies of one sort or another; the eiu, our sister outfit, classifies just six of the 54 countries as full or flawed democracies. That can bring to mind the idea of all-powerful, ever-present government. The reality is different. African states are often incapable of doing the things a state should do, while doing plenty of things that it should not. Whether it is the provision of security and basic services or the collection of taxes, Africa is under-governed. Less than half of babies have their births registered in sub-Saharan Africa. Congo has not had a census in 40 years. The imf estimates that in sub-Saharan countries tax revenues make up 13% of gdp on average, against 18% in other emerging and developing countries and 27% in rich countries. The number of public-sector workers as a share of the population is lower in sub-Saharan Africa than in any other region. When Afrobarometer asks Africans to name the most important problems they face, the issues they mention are things taken for granted elsewhere: clean water, electricity, roads, food and security. A capable state matters for economic growth. Ricardo Hausmann of the Growth Lab at Harvard University argues that African states struggle to ensure “complementarity between private and public goods”. In 2023 the Growth Lab estimated that failing utilities were responsible for 40% of the South Africa’s recent economic underperformance. State shortcomings put off investors. Sameh Shenoudah of the Africa Finance Corporation, a Lagos-based financial institution, says he tells his dealmakers they need to consider how any exporter they invest in is going to get its goods out. “Don’t bring me a project, bring me an evacuation plan,” is his message. At the same time African policymakers have less margin for error than those in other parts of the world. Picking the wrong infrastructure project matters more if you have funding for only a few. The margin of error is also narrow when it comes to adapting to a warming planet. Poor countries are more vulnerable to volatile weather because they are less resilient. They do not have paved roads, high building standards and ample cold storage. The World Meteorological Organisation, a un agency, estimates that in sub-Saharan Africa the cost of adaptation will be $30-50bn per year over the next decade, or 2-3% of gdp. This is money that most African countries do not have. Yet it is also true that many African countries do not help themselves. There are more subtle ways in which African governments undermine development. A research project led by Nic Cheeseman of the University of Birmingham has mapped what it calls “Africa’s shadow states”. These are made up of parasitical networks through which businessmen get sweetheart deals in exchange for funding politicians or accepting kickbacks. This was the model on catastrophic display in South Africa under Jacob Zuma. And there is a yet more subtle cost. If secure property rights depend on the whims of African leaders, they last only as long as the Big Man is in office. This discourages long-term investment. Ken Opalo, a Kenyan academic at Georgetown University, in Washington, DC, argues that when politicians and businessmen do not keep to their “lanes” it makes for the worst of both worlds. “The fusion of lanes makes it difficult for elites to specialise in either business or politics, resulting in a region full of mediocre politicians and politically dependent mediocre businesspeople.” Looking for bargains The closeness of business and politics also helps explain why there are so few African entrepreneurs of global standing, and so few globally competitive African firms. It is hard to become a legitimate billionaire when wealth depends on politics. It also encourages Africans with cash to stash it offshore. Perhaps 30% of African wealth is held outside the continent, compared with a global average of 8%, according to (somewhat old) estimates by Gabriel Zucman, an economist. Stefan Dercon of Oxford University, a former chief economist at Britain’s Department for International Development, sees rebooting relationships and attitudes among elites as the key to progress. The shared characteristic of successful countries, he argues, is not a particular set of policies. “Successful countries appear to have pursued a relatively diverse set of economic and other policies”. It is that political and business elites have agreed on an implicit pact that prioritises increasing the size of the economic pie over simply gobbling it all up, as they did before. Mr Dercon calls this a “development bargain”, and argues that the agreement such bargains produce on the path forward matters more than what the path actually is. Mr Dercon points to India, Bangladesh and Vietnam as examples of Asian countries that were as poor as many in Africa today, but found the right elite consensus. He argues that Ethiopia and Rwanda, both of which grew at 7% per year for much of the past three decades, are African examples of regimes that had such bargains. He suggests that Uganda, Kenya and Ghana may have the ingredients to forge deals, too. You could add a few others. At independence, in 1968, Mauritius was a poor plantation economy. Its first government cut a deal with the sugar barons to invest in manufacturing. That provided the foundation for the island’s future success in tourism and services as well. The decent growth in the first 15 years after apartheid in South Africa can be seen partly as the result of a pact between the new black political elite and the mostly white capitalist class. It is easy to quibble with the idea of development bargains. There is a risk of circular logic where any country that grows very fast ought to put its success down to an elite deal of some sorts. The bargain is an easier thing to describe after the fact than to outline ahead of time. In neither Ethiopia, which has recently had a civil war, nor Rwanda, where Paul Kagame rules with an iron fist, do the elite bargains seem durable. Yet Mr Dercon’s insight ought to be galvanising for African policymakers. It suggests that African countries need not be defined by their histories; they could be defined by their futures. And it suggests that the African politicians can do more than just copy and paste the ideas they see abroad, whether in the West or in East Asia. Yuen Yuen Ang, a Singaporean academic who wrote “How China Escaped The Poverty Trap”, an influential book that emphasises the idiosyncratic interplay between government and market forces, argues that the lesson from China for Africa is about “using what you have”. “As someone coming from a post-colonial country, I know what it’s like when great powers tell you that you have nothing. Believing in yourself is a necessary first step to transformation.” Whether African elites are willing and able to strike such bargains is unclear. The model of divvying up rents extracted by foreign firms has worked fine for many of them in the past. For this to change, African elites either need a new mindset—or a change of incentives, making it in their self-interest to gamble on development. The bargains Mr Dercon describes have often been struck when regimes face existential threats to their legitimacy. And there is no shortage of those on the continent, whether in the form of climate change or the 15m young people entering the workforce every year, the vast majority of whom will not get a formal job. African policymakers say that keeps them up at night. Yet many seem as if they are yet to truly wake up to it. Hedge funds are paid to anticipate the way the world is heading. So it was notable that a few months ago Nir Bar Dea, the boss of Bridgewater, the world’s largest hedge fund, was in Abidjan, the commercial capital of Ivory Coast, to co-host a summit calling for more money for the World Bank. For Mr Bar Dea, Africa’s population explosion is one of those “long term trends that people don’t pay attention to.” By 2030 half of all new entrants into the global workforce will be from sub-Saharan Africa. By 2050 the region’s working-age population will still be rising when it will be falling everywhere else. At that point Africa will be home to approximately 2.5bn people, or around a quarter of humanity. And unless Africa finds a way to boost its sagging productivity, it will continue to fall further behind the rest of the world, ensuring an ever greater share of the world’s population is left behind. “People aren’t looking at the problem,” he says.Hedgies visiting Abidjan reveal that capitalists are still Africa-curious Heavyweight hedgies visiting Abidjan reveal a couple of things. The first is that capitalists, as well as do-gooders and donors, remain Africa-curious. Jamie Dimon, the boss of JPMorgan Chase, visited Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa in 2024 to build networks that can be “a gift to the next generation” of his bank’s leadership. The International Holding Corporation, the largest firm in the uae, is eyeing African assets. So are Saudi and Qatari investment funds. The second is that, for all the curiosity, those paid to be unsentimental can see that the current trajectory is worrying. The danger is that, rather than driving global growth, its economies will continue to struggle. The demographic divergence could be a boon. African emigrants will be needed to do jobs in the rest of the world. They will send home remittances, which are already worth almost double the continent’s total fdi. African economies will inevitably grow as their populations swell, adding to global demand. If sub-Saharan Africa can repeat Asia’s transformation, it “will become the next major engine of global growth”, argues a research note by Bridgewater. Today, it says, the region is home to 15% of global population, accounts for just 3% of global output and provides 5% of growth. If sub-Saharan Africa were to raise its productivity growth from around 1% per year to 4% (close to India’s recent rate), by 2050 its share of world output would be 10%—and it would account for a fifth of global growth. The risk, however, is that Africa combines high population growth with low or stagnant productivity growth—and that the Africa gap only widens. If current trends continue unchecked, this is what will happen. The Institute for Security Studies (iss), a South African think-tank, has published scenarios for the future of the continent. These “African Futures” incorporate data on a variety of factors including demography, productivity, financial flows, infrastructure and measures of human capital. Its “current path” makes for sober reading. By 2043, the year its forecasts end, median African gdp per person, adjusted for purchasing-power parity (ppp), will be about a quarter of the rest of the world’s, essentially what it is today. And Africa will still have 400m people in extreme poverty, the vast majority of the world’s destitute. This special report has tried to explain the reasons for this disappointing path. These include the scarce use of technology in agriculture, the rise of unproductive, low-end services and the absence of a manufacturing revolution. Productivity is further hampered by small firms and small markets. Africa has perhaps just half of the investment it needs to close the gap. “Something drastic is needed to change this rather dismal forecast,” write the authors from the iss. Yet there is a better way forward. The iss also forecasts a “combined scenario”, where it projects what would happen if African countries did most things right. These include making a quicker demographic transition, expanding education, increasing investment in infrastructure, boosting agricultural productivity and manufacturing, encouraging greater financial flows and implementing the African Continental Free Trade Area (afcfta). Under its most optimistic scenario the iss reckons the Africa gap would begin to close over the next 20 years. By 2043, gdp per person in ppp terms would be about a third of that in the rest of the world. Just 8% of Africans would live in poverty, rather than the 17% projected on the current path. Viewed from 2025 that continent-wide tide seems unlikely to rise. More probably the gaps already visible between African countries will widen. Last year it had nine of the 20 fastest growing economies in the world, including Ethiopia, Rwanda and Ivory Coast. “Africa is becoming a split story,” argues Charlie Robertson, author of “The Time-Travelling Economist”. The countries that have seen fertility rates fall below three, as happened in Mauritius in 1979 and Morocco in 1999, have enjoyed demographic tailwinds, he argues, as families have been able to save more money, increasing the overall pool of investment and lowering interest rates. Kenya should pass this threshold in 2029, Mr Robertson points out. Think bigger “You need to discriminate between the different countries on the continent,” cautions Amit Jain, who spent many years in Africa and is now at the Centre for African Studies at ntu Singapore. He points to how Morocco is developing a commercial-agriculture sector and suggests that east African countries are doing better than their peers in west Africa in educating their children and expanding access to electricity. The likes of Kenya are well located to integrate into Asian firms’ supply chains, he adds. “Countries in the region might not hit $60,000 per capita but $15,000 is possible and would be a heck of an achievement.” Pan-African rapid growth will require co-operation, though. “Africa needs to morph itself into a bigger single market, something like what India is trying to do,” argues Mr Jain. If the afcfta were fully operational, the World Bank reckons it could lift overall gdp by 7% by 2035 and take 40m people out of extreme poverty. Everyone with a stake in Africa must think big. Countries need development bargains that allow for the emergence of large firms and productive industries. Africa as a whole must make the afcfta a reality, giving it more bargaining power at international forums. Foreign countries need to face up to the reality that their current approach to development financing is nowhere near sufficient for Africa to transform its economies and respond to climate change. Perhaps most important, Africa needs to recover a sense of ambition. In too many African countries the default approach is what Ken Opalo of Georgetown University calls “low-ambition/muddling-through developmentalism”, a “destination anywhere” approach which follows paths defined from outside without a clear sense of the paramount goal. There is an urgent need for African policymakers and business leaders to set their own far-reaching goals for economic transformation and rally their people behind them. The stakes are high. Africa’s demographic boom has led to the idea that the 21st is the African century. It could yet be. But a quarter of the way into it, Africa had better hurry up. Source: The Economist The post The world’s poorest continent should embrace its least fashionable idea appeared first on Puntland Post.

Hassan Keynan being interviewed by Abdihafid, the Brit Somali TV interviewer. Mogadishu (PP News Desk) — Hassan Keynan, a Somali academic said that the lack of a sense of history puts Somalia at a disadvantage, as shown by the Ankara Agreement that the President of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, signed with Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia. “Türkiye has imperial roots in the Ottoman Empire. It is a feature it shares with Ethiopia, which has always claimed to have imperial roots. In addition, Türkiye has not signed the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). Türkiye argued that the agreement would give advantage to Greece, which has many islands,” Keynan told Brit Somali TV. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President Erdoğan and Abiy Ahmed, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia in Ankara. Türkiye and Somalia kept the planned talks secret. The disclosure that Türkiye rejects a law about global maritime security but offered to mediate between Somalia and landlocked Ethiopia outside the UNCLOS framework raises concerns about the implementablity of the Ankara Agreement. Turkey reportedly rejected any reference to UNCLOS initially demanded by theFederal Government of Somalia. “The Ottoman Empire attended the cursed 1884 Berlin Conference, known as the Scramble for Africa. Somalia falls for sentimental views based on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s [2011] visit to Somalia and shared creed” said Keynan. The accusation that President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud had to set aside the UNCLOS framework in favour of Turkish demands will unnerve Villa Somalia. © Puntland Post, 2025 The post Türkiye Rejects UNCLOS, Mediates Somalia-Ethiopia Talks appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Xildhibaan Cabdiraxmaan Cabdishakuur oo ka hadlay safarkii madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh uu ku tegay dalka Itoobiya ayaa wax laga naxo ku tilmaamay in ciidamada Badda Itoobiya uu maanta salaan ka qaatay Xasan. Cabdiraxmaan ayaa sheegay in Xasan Sheekh ka joog laga waayey labo jeer oo Itoobiya uu tegay, balse safarkaan iyo mid ka horeeyaba ay horseedeen guul-darro weyn. “Madaxweyne Xasan iyadoo ka joog la leeyahay ayuu Addis Ababa ka degey February 17, 2024, waa lagu soo bahdilay, shalayna ciidanka Badda Itoobiya ayaa loo diyaariyey in uu salaan ka qaato, waa bahdilaad kale,” ayuu yiri CC Shakuur. Sidoo kale, Cabdiraxmaan ayaa sheegay in Abiy isaga loo hoyday, dowladahii kalana wuxuu tusay in aan Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya la isku halleyn karin, lana saadaali karin. Tan ugu daran wuxuu sheegay inay dhacday markii uu booqday ciidamada Badda Itoobiya, kuwaas oo loo tababaray badda Soomaaliya, maadaama Itoobiya aysan bad laheyn. “Madaxweyne Xasan wuxuu ku tala galay in uu bowdooyinka qaranka Soomaaliyeed midba maalin qaawiyo, waajib ayaa naga saaran in aannan ku eegan,” ayuu yiri Xildhibaan Cabdiraxmaan Cabdishakuur. Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda Soomaaliya Danjire Axmed Macalin Fiqi ayaa ka hadlay sawir hadal-hayn badan dhaliyay oo si weyn ugu baahay baraha bulshada, kaasi oo ku wada jiraan madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh iyo ra’iisul wasaare Abiy Axmed. Sawirka ay qoslayaan labada masuul oo aad ugu faafay baraha bulshada ayaa imaanaya ku dhowaad hal sano oo cadowtinimo xooggan ay ka dhaxeysay labada dal, ka gadaal markii Itoobiya ay Somaliland la saxiixatay is-afgarad dhabaha u xaaraya damaceeda badda. Sawirka ayaa muujinaya labada masuul oo gacmaha is-haysta, aadna u qoslaya, taas oo ka turjumeysa heer qanacsanaan iyo saaxiibtinimo ee labada dowladood kadib muddo uu mugdi ku gadaamna xiriirkooda diblumaasiyadeed, taas oo dad badan siyaabo kala duwan uga fal-celiyaan. “Isqadarin loo siman yahay, wadan walbaana kan kale ixtiraamayo arrimihiisa u gaarka ah, wixii la wada qabsanayana wadada sharciga loo marayo waa midda la xaqiijiyey,” ayuu yiri wasiir Fiqi.

ABII AHMAD XASAN SHIIKH WUXUU KU SAMEYAY SIDII UU MUUSE BIIXI WARAAQAHA UU UGAGA SAXEEXDAY JABUUTI !!!. Abi Axmed Xasan Sheekh waxa uu ku sameeyay Abii Axmad maamulka Hiraabka Muqdisho ee uu hogaamiyo Xasan wuxuu ka saxeexday. 1.Inay ciidamada Itoobiya ay ka mid noqdaan ciidanka nabad ilaalinta ee midawga Afrika iyagoo joogi doona muddo aan xadaysnayn. 2.Inuu faraha kala baxo heshiiskii MOU ee dhexmaray Somaliland iyo Ethiopia. Haddaba sakaaradu saalo la arkayo ayay aas aastaaye maamulaha Hiraabka waxa maanta salaan siiyay guruub ka mida ciidanka badda ee Itoobiya taasoo uu ku qancinayo hiraabka Muqdisho oo culays ku haya maamulka xumadiisa. Somaliland ha joogtee Soomaaliyadii kale gacantiisa way ka baxday waxa xukuma maamullo heshiisyo la galay Ithoobiya oo aanu ka talin karin, Xasan Sheekh siyaasi maaha waxa madaxmaray nacaybka Somaliland maantana waxa ku dhacday inay Ioobiya wax kasta ka saxeexato. LSomaliland danaheeda iyo heshiisyadeeda sidii u caadada ahayd ciddii ay doonto ayay la gelaysaa dalkuna iib (beec) maaha sida hiraabka Xamar ee badweyntii Hindiya IWM. ka iibiyay Turkiga iyo dalal kale. MAHADSANID. CABDI BACAW. LONDON. Qaran News

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Hey’adda Sirdoonka iyo Nabad Sugidda Qaranka ee NISA ayaa baahisay sawirka Yuusuf Maxamed Xuseen oo si weyn ay ugu raad-joogto, kaas oo ah sarkaal sare oo ka tirsan Khawaarijta Al-Shabaab. War-saxaafadeed ka soo baxay NISA ayaa qofkii ninkaas xog ka keena loogu balan-qaaday in la sii doono abaalmarin lacageed oo gaareysa soddon kun oo doolar ($30,000). Ninkaan ayaa caan ku ah magaca Jeeri-Carab, wuxuuna ka tirsan yahay xafiiska qaraxyada Al-Shabaab, sida lagu sheegay qoraalka NISA. “Horjoogahaan wuxuu Khawaarijta masuul uga ahaa qaraxyada, sahminta goobaha bartilmaameedka ah iyo weerarada is-miidaaminta ah ee ay Khawaarijtu ka fulin jireen gobolka Banaadir,” ayaa lagu yiri qoraalka NISA. Jeeri-Carab ayaa ka soo qeyb qaatay weerarro argagixiso oo ka dhacay magaalada Muqdisho, kuwaas oo ay ka mid yihiin qaraxyadii ka dhacay Villa Rosa, Aqalka Dowladda Hoose, Pearl Beach, SYL Hotel, Beach View iyo weeraradii ka dhacay maqaayadaha Sayidka, Jawi Coffee, Blue Sky, Top Coffee iyo School Polizio. “Ciidanka NISA oo gacanta kusoo dhigay inta badan dhagar-qabeyaashii la shaqeynayay Jeeri-Carab, gaadiidkii ay adeegsan jireen iyo xubno ka mid ah qoyskiisa ayaa weli si dhaw ula socda dhaq-dhaqaaqa horjoogahan, isagoo maalmihii ugu dambeeyay ku dhuumaaleysanayay nawaaxiga deegaanka Mubaarak ee Gobolka Shabeellaha Hoose,” ayaa lagu yiri qoraalka NISA. Ugu dambeyntii NISA ayaa lacag badan dul-dhigtay madaxa sarkaalkaas halista ah ee weerarrada badan ka geystay Muqdisho, waxaana lasoo bandhigay lambarro uu kala xiriiri karo NISA qofkii hela xogta ninkaas. “Muwaadin haddii aad heyso xogta dhagar-qabahan la wadaag Hay’adaha amniga, sidoo kalana ku guuleyso abaalmarin lacageed oo gaareysa Soddon kun oo doolar ($30,000) Waxaad la soo xiriiri kartaa lambarada hoos ku xusan: 199 ama +252770747474 ama +252620545454,” ayaa lagu yiri qoraal ay baahisay hey’adda NISA.

Xoghayaha Guud ee Golaha Wakiiladda oo u jawaabay Garyaqaan Guuleed Dafac. “MADAXWEYNAHA CUSUBI XILKA KA QAADIS UGAMA BAAHNA MASUULIYIINTII XUKUMADII HORE MAG-CAWDAY Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyada Somaliland shalay wuxuu magcaabay Guddoomiyayaasha Gobollada iyo kuxigeenadooda; waana awood uu Dastuurku uu siiyey inuu masuuliyiin cusub magcaabo. Waxa aan ku arkayey maalmahanba baraha bulshada Garyaqaan Guleed Dafac, oo ka hadlaya magcaabisaha uu Madaxweynuhu sameeyay, isagoo naqdiyaya Digreetooyinka Madaxweynaha oo leh Dastuurka ma waafaqsana. Waxa aan doonaaya inaan is dul-taago oo saxo Garyaqaan Guuleed, ogaysiiyanna in sideedaba sharciyan iyo caqliyanba Madaxweynuhu waxa uu xil-ka-aqaadis ku-sameeyaa masuuliyiinta uu isagu magcaabo, laakiin kuma sameeyo xilka-qaadis masuuliyiin xukumad hore magcawday! Madaxda uu ka hadlayo Garyaqaanku, waxa magcaabay Madaxweynihii hore ee xilka wareejiyay, sidaa darteed uma baahna in lagu sameeyo xilka-qaadis, balse waxay u baahanyihiin magcaabis ama cusboonaysiin wayna sii joogi-karaan inta uu Madaxweynuhu doono. Guddoomiyaasha Gobolladu waxa ay laxeer yihiin: ● Wasiirada; ●Gudoomiyayaasha Hayaadaha Madaxabnaan; ●Safiirada; ●Taliyayaasha Ciidamada; Kuwaas, oo aan u baahnayn xilka-qaadis. Gebo-Gebo: Wax is dulaasaran majiraan sida Guuleed sheegay, magcaabista uu sameeyay Madaxweynaha cusub ayaa si toosa xilka uga qaadaysa masuulkii hore…” ALLAA MAHAD LEH ___________________________________ Xoghayaha Golaha Wakiilada Somaliland Garyaqaan Cabdirisaaq Siciid Ayaanle Qaran News

Addis Ababa (Caasimada Online) –Dowladaha Soomaaliya iyo Ethiopia ayaa ku heshiiyay in xiriirkoodii ay dib u soo celiyaan, iyadoo dhinaca kalena Masar ay Qaahira ka sheegtay in aysan oggolaan doonin in saldhig militari uu badda ka sameysto dal aan xad la lahayn Badda Cas oo ay kala jeedo Itoobiya. Wasiiru dowlaha wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda Soomaaliya Cali Cumar (Cali Balcad) oo ka mid ah wafdiga madaxweynaha ee galabta ka soo laabtey Addis Ababa, wuxuuna ka warbixiyey waxyaabihii looga wadahadlay kulamadii dhexmaray Xasan Sheekh iyo Abiy Axmed. Wasiirka oo wareysi siiyey VOA ayaa sharaxaad dheer ka bixiyey sida uu ku yimid safarkii Soomaalida ka yaabiyey ee Xasan Sheekh uu ku tegay dalka Itoobiya iyo kulamadii dhacay. Cali Balcad ayaa sheegay in Soomaaliya iyo Ethiopia ay dhextaalo taariikh dheer oo dhib badan, “Balse 10-kii sano ee u dambeeyey xiriirku waa fiicnaa, laakiin bishii 1-aad ee 2024 ayey wax badan is bedeleen, markii Itoobiya ay heshiis qaldan la gashay Somaliland,” ayuu yiri Cali Balcad. Wasiirka ayaa sheegay in ugu dambeyntii isku soo dhowaansho cusub bilowday markii Madaxweynaha Turkiga uu Xasan iyo Abiy isugu geeyey Ankara, halkaas oo lagu gaaray heshiis ilaa hadda la turxaan bixinayo. “Madaxweyne Xasan iyo Ra’iisul Wasaare Abiy waxay Ankara ku saxiixdeen baaq soo gabagabeeyey khilaaf soo jiray muddo sanad ah, wixii intaas ka dambeeyey waxaa bilowday dhismaha kalsoonidii labada dal,” ayuu yiri Cali Balcad. Wasiiru dowlaha Arrimaha Dibadda Soomaaliya ayaa sheegay in safarka Xasan Sheekh uu ku yimid casuumad uu Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Itoobiya u soo dhiibay wasiirkiisa gaashaandhigga oo Muqdisho timid, taas oo Madaxweynuhu aqbalay. “Labada masuul mudadii ay wada joogeen Addis waxaa laga hadlay sidii loo dhameyn lahaa khilaafka, isla markaana loo abuuri lahaa deris wanaag, iyadoo lagu balansan yahay in mar kale la isugu tago Ankara bisha soo socota ee Febraayo, si loo sii anbaqaado heshiiska labada dal,” ayuu hadalkiisa ku soo daray wasiir Cali Balcad. Sidoo kale wuxuu sheegay in shirka dambe ee Ankara loo tegayo looga hadli doono arrimaha gancsiga labada dal iyo dekedaha, “arrimahaas waxaa loo daayey shirka farsamada ee Ankara ka dhacay, laakiin kulankaan aan Addis Ababa ku yeelanay wuxuu xoogga saarayey sidii loo wanaaji lahaa xiriirka labada dal,” ayuu yiri Cali Balcad. Markii la weydiiyey wasiirka halka laga bilaabayo dib u soo celinta xiriirka Soomaaliya iyo Ethiopia wuxuu sheegay in Safiirka Soomaaliya ee jooga Addis Ababa uu dib u bilaabayo shaqadiisii joogsatay, halka ayagana ay soo dirsa doonaan safiir u joogi doona Muqdisho. “Sidoo kale waxay soo dirsa doonaan labadii Qunsul ee u kala joogay Muqdisho iyo Garowe, kuwaas oo hoos imaa doona safaaradda Muqdisho,” ayuu yiri wasiir Cali Balcad. Sidoo kale wuxuu sheegay in kulankaan aan looga wadahadlin arrimaha ciidamada iyo in Itoobiya ay ka qeyb geleyso howlgalka cusub ee AUSSOM, balse Soomaaliya ay diri doonto wafdi tegi doona Itoobiya, si looga wadahadlo arrimaha howlgalkaas. “15-ka bishaan waxaa Addis Ababa tegi doona wafdi lamid ah kii aan u dirnay Masar oo kala soo hadlay doorka Masar ay ku yeelaneyso howlgalka, marka arrimahaas weli wadahadal ayaa ka furan, laakiin caqabadihii Itoobiya ka hor taagnaa inay ka qeyb gasho howlgalkan waa laga soo gudbay,” ayuu yiri Cali Balcad wasiiru dowlaha arrimaha dibadda Soomaaliya.

Madaxweynaha dhowaan dib loo doortay ee Mareykanka Donald Trump ayaa wacad ku maray inuu Mareykanka ka nadiifin doono muhaajiriinta sida sharci-darrada ah ku galay dalkaas, balse xeerarka ku hor gudban qorshihiisa. Wargeyska New York Times ayaa sheegay in awoodda dowladda federaalka ah ee lagu xakameynayo socdaalka ay caqabad ku yihiin sharciyo duugoobay iyo dhaqaale la’aan, wuxuuna soo jeediyay isbedello ay ka mid yihiin ballaarinta joogtada ah ee socdaalka sharciga ah iyo in la sameeyo dadaal looga hortagayo soo galootiga inay ku noolaadaan oo ay si sharci darro ah u shaqeystaan dalkaas. Wargeyska oo xiganaya xeeldheereyaal arrimaha sharciga ah ayaa tilmaamay in masaafurinta tirada badan iyo dhimista heerka socdaalka aysan dani ugu jirin Ameerika, Sababtoo ah soo galootiga ayaa ah shidaalka dhaqaalaha iyo dhaqanka dalka sida lagu sheegay falanqeynta New york times. Mareykanka ayaa waxaa sanad walba si sharci darro ah ku gala kumanaan muhaajiriinta ah oo ka taga dunida inteeda kale, balse Donald Trump ayaa wacad ku maray inuu qulqulka dadkaas gacan bir ah uga hortagi doono. Source: goobjoog.com

Kismaayo (Caasimada Online) – Madaxweynihii hore HirShabelle Cali Cabdullahi Cosoble ayaa si weyn u weeraray madaxweynaha Jubbaland Axmed Madoobe oo haatan is-hayaan dowladda federaalka Soomaaliya. Cosoble ayaa Axmed Madoobe ku sifeeyay hoggaamiye dhabaha haysta wadaddii ay horey ugu tageen Maxamed Siyaad Barre iyo Bashaar Al-Asad oo sanado badan isku dhajinayay xukunka Suuriya, geystayna gabood-falo badano. “Axmadow diktatoorka wuxuu arkaa oo keliya wiilasha daacadda u ah ee dhahaya annagaa ku difaaceyna iyo annagaa hortaa dhimaneyna, markaasuu is mahadiyaa oo kursiga sii jecleystaa, dabadeedna akhirka la dilaa ama dirqi ku fakadaa oo raadiyaa cid magan-gelisa,” ayuu yiri Cosoble. Sidoo kale wuxuu usoo jeediyay Axmed Madoobe inuu banneeyo hoggaanka maamulka Jubbaland, si xaalad middaan uga daran uu isku dhiibi lahaa, sida uu hadalka u dhigay. Qoraalka Cosoble oo dhameystiran ayaa u dhignaa; Keligii taliye kasta ayadoo la leeyahay waxba laguuma raacanayo ee iska tag ayuu xukunka isku dhejiyaa, dadkiisa iyo degaankiisana u horsedaa burbur, dhimasho, hoog iyo halaag eysan ka soo waaqsan karin. Waxaa waddadaa maray M Siyad Barre, Sadam Xusen, Qadafi, Bishar Al Asad iyo kuwo kale oo badan. Axmadow diktatoorka wuxuu arkaa oo keliya wiilasha daacadda u ah ee dhahaya annagaa ku difaaceyna iyo annagaa hortaa dhimaneyna, markaasuu is mahadiyaa oo kursiga sii jecleystaa, dabadeedna akhirka la dilaa ama dirqi ku fakadaa oo raadiyaa cid magan gelisa. Marka laga yimaado indha caddeyska raqiiska ah ee Soomaalida, Axmadow ogow inaadan reer Soomaali ah is heyn oo aad ka hor timid dowlad maanta fadhida Golaha Amaanka. 13 sano kugu filan kaana badan, dadka iyo degaanka aad qoriga ku heysato adiga ma lihid, sooma aadan iibsan, dhaxalna kumaadan helin,haddana waxaad muujisay ineysan qarannimada iyo madaxbannaanida Soomaaliya wax qiime ah agtaada ka laheyn, kana door bideyso inaad kursi aadan laheyn xoog ku sii fadhido. Waan hubaa qaar badan oo ka mid ah kuwa ku leh ha yeelin iyo ha is dhiibin iney qoraalkan ka soo fal celin doonaan ayagoo weliba caytamaya, yeelkadoode waxaan ku leeyahay Axmadow armey maanta talo kula gudboon tahay.

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Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda Soomaaliya Danjire Axmed Macalin Fiqi ayaa ka hadlay sawir hadal-hayn badan dhaliyay oo si weyn ugu baahay baraha bulshada, kaasi oo ku wada jiraan madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh iyo ra’iisul wasaare Abiy Axmed. Sawirkan ayaa imanaya ku dhowaad hal sano oo cadowtinimo xooggan u dhaxeysay labada dal, ka gadaal markii Itoobiya ay Somaliland la saxiixatay is-afgarad dhabaha u xaaraya damaceeda badda. Sawirka ayaa muujinaya labada masuul oo gacmaha is-haysta, aadna u qoslaya, taas oo ka turjumeysa heer qanacsanaan iyo saaxiibtinimo ee labada dowladood kadib muddo uu mugdi ku gadaamna xiriirkooda diblumaasiyadeed, taas oo dad badan siyaabo kala duwan uga fal-celiyaan. Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda Soomaaliya ayaa sheegay in tan lagu gaaray dadaalkii iyo dagaal diblumaasiyadeedkii uu hoggaaminayey madaxweynuhu, taas oo dhashay in Soomaaliya aan la dhayalsan, sida uu sheegay. “Isqadarin loo siman yahay, wadan walbaana kan kale ixtiraamayo arrimihiisa u gaarka ah, wixii la wada qabsanayana wadada sharciga loo marayo waa midda la xaqiijiyey,” ayuu yiri wasiir Fiqi. Hoos ka aqriso qoraalka wasiirka; Dad ayaa xalay la yaabanaa sida maxaxweynaha loo soo dhoweeyey, qaarna waxayba ku tilmaameen in aan abid Madaxweyne Soomaaliyeed sidaas oo kale Loo soo dhowayn. Dagaalka siyaasadeed iyo kan ciidanba waxaa Loo galaa in nabad loo siman yahay lagu gaaro, ma Jiro dagaal dhammaad la’aan ah ama aan xambaarsanayn hadaf la xaqiijinayo. Dadaalkii iyo dagaal diblomaasiyadeed ee uu madaxweynuhu hogaaminayey mudada sanadka aheyd waxaa lagu gaaray in Soomaaliya aan la dhayalsan, sidii loola dhaqmi jirey iyo xadgudubyadii lagu samayn jirey wax weyn iska bedelaan. Isqadarin loo siman yahay, wadan walbaana kan kale ixtiraamayo arrimihiisa u gaarka ah, wixii la wada qabsanayana wadada sharciga loo marayo waa midda la xaqiijiyey.

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Ra’iisul Wasaare Ku-xigeenka Labaad ee Xukuumadda Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Mudane Cabdisalaan Cabdi Cali, ayaa guddoomiyey kulankii ugu horreeyey ee ay yeeshaan Guddiga Fududeynta Arrimaha Ganacsiga Soomaaliya (NTFC) oo ka kooban 18 xubnood oo isugu jira Wasaarado iyo Hey’addo Dowladdeed. Kulanka, ayaa lagu soo bandhigay warbixinno la xiriira sidii ay Soomaaliya ugu biiri lahayd Hey’adda Ganacsiga Adduunka ee (WTO), oo dhaqaalaha Soomaaliyeed u abuuri kara fursad weyn oo kobac dhaqaale ah. Ra’iisul Wasaare Ku-xigeenka, Mudane Cabdisalaan Cali, ayaa xubnaha guddiga ee kulanka ka qeyb galay kula dardaarmay sidii ay u yeelan lahaayeen wada-shaqeyn dhow, si looga faa’iideysto fursadaha jira, maadaama ay Soomaaliya xubin ka tahay ururro waaweyn oo ganacsi iyo dhaqaale. Source: goobjoog.com

Wasiirka Caddaaladda oo La Kulmay Hay’adaha Caalamiga ah. Wasiirka Caddaaladda JSL, Mudane Yoonis Axmed Yoonis, ayaa la kulmay hay’adaha Caalamiga ah ee la shaqeeya Wasaaradda Caddaaladda. Kulankan waxa kasoo qaybgalay hay’adaha UN-ta sida UNDP, UNICEF, UNODC, UNISOM iyo IOM, waxana goobjoog ahaa agaasimaha guud wasaaradda cadaalada mudane ismaciil saleebaan bowkax Waxa uu ahaa ujeeddada kulankan dardargelinta barnaamijyada qorshaha u ah wasaaradda ee ku astaysan 100 maalmood iyo waxqabadka xukuumadda xisbiga WADDANI. Wasiirka Wasaaradda Caddaaladda Yoonis Axmed Yoonis, ayaa hay’adda uga mahadnaqay sida wanaagsan ee ay Somaliland ula shaqeeyaan, ugana taageeraan barnaamijyada lagu horumarinaayo adeegyada caddaaladeed. Wasiirku waxa uu xusay in wasaaradda ay ahmiyad u tahay dib-u-habaynta nidaamka caddaaladda sida xabsiyadda iyo adeegyada kale ee caddaaladeed. Dhammaan masuuliyiinta hay’adaha kala duwan ka socday ayaa ballanqaaday in ay si dhaw ula shaqayn doonan wasaaradda cadaaladda. Qaran News

Qaahira (Caasimada Online) – Waxaa maanta kulan xasaasi ah Qaahira ku dhex-maray wasiirka srrimaha dibadda iyo iskaashiga caalamiga ee Soomaaliya, Danjire Axmed Macallin Fiqi iyo dhiggiisa Masar H.E. Dr. Badr Abdel Atty. Kulanka ayaa diiradda lagu saaray horumarinta xasilloonida gobolka, oo ay ku jirto dardargelinta howl-galka Midowga Afrika ee AUSSOM iyo taageeridda Ciidanka Xoogga dalka Soomaaliyeed ee dagaalka kula jira argagixisada. Labada wasiir ayaa bogaadiyay socdaalka wasiirka gaashaandhigga Soomaaliya Cabdulqaadir Maxamed Nuur uu ku joogo magaalada Qaahira oo ay ku tilmaameen tallaabo loo qaaday wadashaqeyn xooggan. Wasiirrada ayaa isku raacay in la xoojiyo xiriirka labada dowladoodiyada oo loo marayo guddiga wadajirka ah ee wasiirada, sida lagu sheegay bayaan kasoo baxay kulanka. Sidoo kale waxay labada wasiir ka wada-hadleen dhaqan-gelinta qodobbadii ka soo baxay shirkii dhex-maray Masar, Soomaaliya iyo Ereteriya ee 2024-ka, kor u qaadista amniga Geeska Afrika iyo arrimaha Badda Cas. Ugu dambeyntiina, wasiirka arrimaha dibadda Masar ayaa ku cel-celiyay in Masar ay si hagar la’aan ah u taageereyso midnimada, madaxbannaanida iyo xasilloonida Soomaaliya. Waxa uuna xaqiijiyay inay dowladdiisa xoogga saareyso dadaallada wadajirka ah ee lagu xoojinayo iskaashiga labada dhinac iyo bixinta kaalmo farsamo. Horey madaxda Soomaaliya, Masar iyo Eritrea ayaa ku heshiiyay in la xoojiyo xiriirka dhinacyada, iyadoo la isla gartay dhismaha guddi saddex geesood ah oo ka kooban wasiirrada arrimaha dibadda ee saddexda dal, si loo dardar-geliyo iskaashiga istiraatiijiyadeed ee dhinacyada oo dhan.

Beledweyne (HOL) – Somali federal government forces have officially taken over the Hiiran regional administration centers, including the Beledweyne district and the Lamagalaay military camp, which had been under the control of the Hiiran State administration for the past year. Source: Hiiraan Online

Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ee Soomaaliya, Danjire Axmed Macallin Fiqi ayaa la kulmay H.E. Dr. Badr Abdel Atty, Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda Masar. Kulanka ayaa diiradda lagu saaray horumarinta xasilloonida gobolka, oo ay ku jirto dardargelinta howlgalka Midowga Afrika ee AUSSOM iyo taageeridda Ciidanka Xoogga dalka Soomaaliyeed ee dagaalka kula jira argagixisada. Labada wasiir ayaa bogaadiyay socdaalka Wasiirka Gaashaandhigga Soomaaliya Cabdulqaadir Maxamed Nuur uu ku joogo magaalada Qaahira oo ay ku tilmaameen tallaabo loo qaaday wadashaqeyn xooggan. Dr. Badr Abdel Atty Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda Masar waxa uu ku cel-celiyay in Masar ay si hagar la’aan ah u taageereyso midnimada, madaxbannaanida iyo xasilloonida Soomaaliya, isaga oo xoogga saaray dadaallada wadajirka ah ee lagu xoojinayo iskaashiga labada dhinac iyo bixinta kaalmo farsamo. Wasiirrada ayaa isku raacay in la xoojiyo xiriirka labada dowladood iyada oo loo marayo guddiga wadajirka ah ee wasiirada iyo in la dhaqangeliyo qodobbadii ka soo baxay shirkii dhex maray Masar, Soomaaliya iyo Ereteriya ee 2024-ka, kor u qaadista amniga Geeska Afrika iyo arrimaha Badda Cas. Source: goobjoog.com

Addis Ababa (Caasimada Online) – Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud ayaa maalintii labaad ku sugan magaalada Addis Ababa ee caasimada Itoobiya, halkaasi oo uu gaaray shalay. Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh iyo Ra’iisul Wasaare Abiy Axmed ayaa maanta leh wada-hadallo dheeri ah oo ay uga arrinsanayaan iskaashiga iyo wada-shaqeynta labada dowladood si wafaqsan hirgalinta heshiiskii Ankara. Madaxweyanaha Soomaaliya ayaa sidoo kale booqan doona goobaha taariikhiga ah ee Itoobiya. Xasan iyo Abiy oo shalay yeeshay wejiga koowaad ee wada-hadallada ayaa tilmaamay muhiimada ay leedahay in la ixtiraamo madax-bannaanida labada dhinac, iyadoo la iska kaashanayo arrimaha amniga, la dagaalanka argagixisada, dhaqaalaha iyo xasiloonida Gobolka Geeska Afrika. “Madaxdu waxay ku heshiiyeen inay dib u soo celiyaan oo ay kor u qaadaan xiriirkooda laba geesoodka ah, iyagoo matalaad diblomaasiyadeed oo buuxda u kala dirsanaya caasimadaha labada dal,” ayaa lagu yiri bayaan ay si wada-jir ah usoo saareen Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya. Sidoo kale, Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh iyo Ra’iisul Wasaare Abiy Axmed waxay carrabka ku adkeeyeen baahida loo qabo in ergadooda diblomaasiyadeed ay si dhow isaga kaashadaan arrimaha khuseeya labada dal. Madaxda Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya ayaa ku heshiiyey in laga wada-shaqeeyo sidii loo sii xoojin lahaa dadaallada lagu hagaajinayo xiriirka gobolka, kobcinta isfaham guud iyo horumarka la wadaago. Labada masuul ayaa caddeeyay sida ay uga go’an tahay xaqiijinta baaqii Ankara, saaxiibtinimada iyo wadajirka labada dal, kadib muddo sanad ah oo lumay xiriirka Muqdisho iyo Addis Ababa.

Wasiirka Wasaarada Arrimaha Gudaha JSL Mudane Cabdalle Maxamed Carab ayaa kulan la qaatay Masuuliin ka socdey Hay’adda Adam Smith, waxayna ka wada hadleen Wada shaqaynta Wasaaradda Arrimaha Gudaha iyo Amniga JSL iyo Hay’adda Adam Smith, in la sii xoojiyo iskaashiga, sida mashaariicda. Qaran News

Los Angeles (Caasimada Online) – Shaqaalaha dab-damiska gobolka California iyo kuwa dowladda federaalka Mareykanka ayaa wali la halgalamaya daminta dabki ugu weynaa uguna khasaaraha badnaa ee ka dhaca magaalada Los Angeles ee gobolka Califronia. Sida ay xaqiijiyeen saraakiisha, in ka badan 10 qof ayaa la xaqiijiyay in dabkani ay ku dhinteen, iyadoo laga digay in tirada ay intaasi ka badan karto. Lix dab oo isku mar ah ayaa baabi’iyay xaafado ka tirsan degmada Los Angeles tan iyo Talaadadii, wuxuuna dabku burburiyay ama waxyeeleeyay 10,000 oo guri. Waxyeellada ayaa la filayaa in ay korodho marka ay xaaladdu degto oo ay dab-demiyeyaashu sameeyaan qiimeyn guri ka guri ah. Habeenimadii Jimcaha, wargeyska Los Angeles Times ayaa sheegay in Dabka Palisades ee ka kacay cirifka galbeed ee magaalada uu u weecday jiho cusub, taasi oo keentay in uu soo baxo amar ka bixitaan ah oo quseeya inta badan xaafadda Brentwood iyo San Fernando Valley. “Dabka Palisades ayaa olol horleh ka helay qaybta bari waxaana uu u wareegayaa waqooyi-bari,” ayuu Kabtanka Waaxda Dabka ee Los Angeles Erik Scott u sheegay warbaahinta maxalliga ah ee KTLA, sida lagu sheegay warbixin lagu qoray website-ka LA Times. Ka hor ololka cusub, dab-demiyeyaasha ayaa soo sheegay horumar laga gaaray bakhtiinta Dabka Palisades iyo Dabka Eaton ee buuro-hoosaadyada bari ee magaalada. Kadib markii uu maalmo socday, inkastoo ay dadaal u galeen boqolaal dab-damis ah oo dabka hawada iyo dhulkaba ka deminayay, dabka Palisades ayaa la xakameeyey 8%, halka dabka Eaton isna la xakameeyay 3%. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, labada dab ee waaweyn ayaa marka la isku daro waxa ay gubeen 35,000 acres (14,100 hektar), ama 54 mayl oo laba jibaaran. Iyada oo kumannaan qof ay hoy la’aan noqdeen, qiiquna uu sii kordhayo, saraakiisha Mareykanku waxa ay ku dhawaaqeen xaalad caafimaad oo degdeg ah. Ilaa 153,000 oo qof ayuu quseeyaa amarka daad-gureynta, iyadoo 166,800 kalena ay helayaan digniino daad-gureynta, waxaana bandow lagu soo rogay dhammaan aagagga daadgureynta, ayuu yiri Sheriff-ka Koyntiga Los Angeles, Robert Luna. Todobo gobol oo deris la ah California, dowladda federaalka iyo Kanada ayaa gargaar ula cararay California, iyagoo xoojinaya kooxaha hawada ka tuuraya biyaha dabka lagu bakhtiinayo iyo kooxaha dab demiska ee buuraha ololaya, iyo kuwa dhulka oo ku howlan deminta dabka.

Kismaayo (Caasimada Online) – Magaalada Kismaayo ee xarunta gobolka Jubbada Hoose waxaa maanta isugu soo baxay boqlaal dadweyne ah oo dhigay dibad-bax ay uga soo horjeedaan dowladda federaalka ah oo uu haatan khilaaf kala dhexeeyo Jubbaland. Shacabka ayaa ka cabanayay go’aannada dowladda, gaar ahaan tallaabooyinka ugu dambeeyay ee ay qaaday, sida xayiraadda la saaray magaalada Kismaayo oo saameyn xoogan ku yeelatay dadka deegaanka, sida ay u sheegeen warbaahinta. Sidoo kale waxa ay dibad-baxayaash ku qaylinayeen erayo ka dhan ah Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud oo ay ku eedeeyeen inuu isku wadi waayay dalka. Mid kamid ah dibad-baxayaasha oo goobta ka hadlay ayaa ugu baaqay madaxweynaha inuu is-casilo, una turo dadka iyo dalka, sida uu hadalka u dhigay. “Xasan Sheekh waa fashilmay arrintii loo dhiibayne, kama soo bixin, Soomaali waa isku sii diray dowladdii ayuu baabi’iyay ee ha’is casilo” ayuu yiri mid kamid ah dadka deegaanka. Dibad-baxaan oo ay soo abaabushay Jubbaland ayaa daba socda go’aankii golaha wasiirada maamulkaas oo Khamiistii ku dhowaaqay in Jubbaland ay madax banaan oo gooni ah ula macaamileyso dalalka caalamka.

Ciidanka PL oo qarxiyay miino IS galisay jidka Duqayn xooggan ayaa saacado ka hor lagu beegsaday godad ku yaalla buuraha Calmiska oo la rumaysan yahay in ay ku dhuumanayeen hoggaamiyaal ka tirsan mileeshiyaadka Daacish. Jug culus ayaa laga maqlay buuraley lagu magacaabo (Dul iyo Dareyle) oo ka tirsan Calmiskaad kaddib markii lagu garaacay duqeynta, waxaana wararku sheegayaan in bartil-maameedku ahaa hoggaamiyaal Daacish ah oo ku dhuumaanayay aaggaasi. Weli ma cadda khasaaraha ka dhashay duqeynta oo la sheegayo in ay fuliyeen saaxiibada Caalamiga ah ee Puntland ka taageeraya Hawlgalka Ciribtirka kooxaha Argagixisada sidoo kalena saraakiisha Puntland weli kama hadlin duqeyntaasi. Dowladda Puntland ayaa shalay Saaxiibada Caalamiga ah ka dalbatay in ay ka caawiyaan Hawlgalka lagu baabi’inayo Argagixisada Daacish, kaasi oo ka socda buuraha Calmiskaad ee Gobolka Bari, halkaasi oo ciidamada difaaca Puntland ku guulaysteen in ay burburiyaan inta badan godadkii ay ku dhuumanayeen. Warsaxaafadeed ka soo baxay wasaaradda Warfaafinta Puntland ayay Saaxiibada Beesha Caalamka kaga dalbatay in ay Ciidamada difaaca Puntland ka taageeraan dhinacyada duqaymaha Cirka, Rasaasta iyo Saadka lama huraanka u ah Ciribtirka mileeshiyaadka Argagixisada ah. PUNTLAND POST The post Duqayn xooggan oo ka dhacday buuraleyda Calmiskaad ee Gobolka Bari appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Qaar kamid ah dadweynaha Soomaaliyeed ayaa ka fal-celiyay wada-hadalladii gelinkii dambe ee Sabtidii shalay dhex-maray madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Mudane Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud iyo Ra’iisul wasaaraha dalka Itoobiya, kuwaas oo laga soo saaray go’aanno xasaasi ah, sida lagu caddeeyay war-murtiyeedka. Bayaan ay soo saareen labada hoggaamiye ayaa waxaa lagu xusay muhiimada ay leedahay in la ixtiraamo madax-bannaanida labada dhinac, iyadoo la iska kaashanayo arrimaha amniga, la dagaalanka argagixisada, dhaqaalaha iyo xasiloonida Gobolka Geeska Afrika. “Labada masuul ayaa iska xog-wareystay arrimo badan oo khuseeya labada dal iyo kuwa gobolka, waxayna wada-hadallo wax ku ool ah ka yeesheen xoojinta xiriirka walaalnimo ee ka dhexeeya labada dal,” ayaa lagu yiri war-saxaafadeedka Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya. Qoraalka ayaa intaas ku sii daray “Madaxdu waxay ku heshiiyeen inay dib u soo celiyaan oo ay kor u qaadaan xiriirkooda laba geesoodka ah, iyagoo matalaad diblomaasiyadeed oo buuxda u kala dirsanaya caasimadaha labada dal.” Haddaba sidee looga fal-celiyay?:- Cabdi Faras “Ethiopia waa argagixiso waana cadawgeena 1-aad, marka bariiska laga rabana waa walaalaheen oo naftood hurayaal ah” Yuusuf Xasan “Xasan Sheekh Dal-xoreeye heshiis dheel dheel ku yimid ma ahan waxa uu ku yimid geesinimo iyo siyaasad caqli ku dhisan”. Cabdixaafid Xirsi ayaa isna su’aal ka keenay “Madaxweyne aaway cadawgii Ethiopia aad horay noogu sheegtay?”. Cumar Khaalid “Hirgelinta heshiiskii Ankara. Maxaa dan ah oo ugu jirta Soomaaliya? madaxwaynaha ha cadeeyo waxa uu ku badashay, Baarlamankana ha horkeeno”. Cabdiraxiin Maxamed “Waa noocee danaha laga wada-hadlay iima muuqato in dan Soomaali ay mesha taallo”.

Mogadishu (HOL) – Somali National Army (SNA) forces, in collaboration with local clan militias, conducted a planned military operation in Amara district, Mudug region, on Saturday night, killing seven al-Shabab militants, including key leaders. Source: Hiiraan Online