China is putting pressure on the European Union to issue a strong joint statement against President Donald Trump's trade policies at a summit later this month but is facing resistance, European officials said. Source: Hiiraan Online

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online) – Muran ayaa ka taagan hub ay dowladda Soomaaliya 22-kii bishii hore ka soo dejisay garoonka diyaaradaha Muqdisho, kaasoo isugu jiray 300 AK47, 300 Bastoolado iyo agab kale, waxaana shaki badan laga muujiyay sharciyadiisa iyo qaabkii loo soo dejiyay. bastoolado, Hubkan ayaan lagu xareyn Bakhaarada ciidamada, isla markaana waxaa la wareegay Hay’adda NISA, iyadoo aysan la socon madaxda sare ee NISA iyo xukuumadda Soomaaliya, marka laga reebo Taliyaha NISA ee G/Banadir Saadaq John iyo madax gaara. Warbixinta waxay soo bandhigay in hubkaasi laga soo iibiyey dalka Jabuuti isagoo ahaa suuq madow oo hore loo qabtay Badda Cas una socda Xuuthiyiinta dalka Yeman. Waxaa kale oo su’aal ka taagan tahay sharcinnimada hubkan oo la sheegay in laga qabtay badda cas. ayna qabteen ciidamada xeebaha ee Jabuuti, waxaana la aaminsan yahay inuu u socday mucaaradka Xuutiyiinta ee ka dagaalama Yemen. Warar xogogaal ah ayaa sheegaya in hubkan la geeyey kayd hub oo aan ahayn kii dawladda, isla markaana aysan keenistiisa ka wada warqabin laamaha dawladda. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com https://av.voanews.com/clips/VSO/2018/07/03/5fb54c75-222f-495c-a002-21725c265319_32k.mp3

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Madaxweynihii hore ee Somalia Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed ayaa ka digay in lasii fogeeyo khilaafka ku saleysan siyaasada maamulka Somaliland oo uu sheegay in iminka ay tahay mid taagan meel dhow. Sheekh Shariif, waxa uu sheegay in lama huraan ay tahay in lasoo dhaweysto maamulka Somaliland, waxa uuna tilmaamay inaysan diidaneen midnimada, balse ay jirto tabasho xal u baahan. “Waa in lala fadhiistaa Somaliland maadaama wadanka uu hadda ka jiro isbedel, xalka Somalia waxa uu muuqan doonaa wixii ka danbeeya wadahadalka Somaliland” Waxa uu intaa raaciyay “Walaalkaa waxbuu kaa tabankaraa, khaladna wuu dhacay oo nina ma inkiri karo reer Koonfuroow maxaa idinka tallo ah arrinkaasi aniga waxa ay ila tahay in aan la garnaqsano ninkii shalay intuu xornimo qaatay kuu yimid ee calanka kuu keenay hadana ku yiri dhibaato ayaan tabanayaa ninkaasi gar ayuu taagan yahay” “Marka haddii aan alle ka baqno waxa ay Somaliland mudan tahay in lala fadhiisto oo xal rasmi ah loo raadiyo cabashadooda” Madaxweynihii hore ee Somalia Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed, waxa uu tilmaamay inay muhiim tahay in xal degdeg ah loo raadiyo khilaafka labada dhinac, waxa uuna cadeeyay in Somaliland ay muhiim u tahay xalka Somalia. Sidoo kale, Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed, waxa uu Madaxweynaha Somalia Maxamed C/llahi Farmaajo iyo Ra’isul wasaare Xasan Kheyre ugu baaqay inay garwaaqsadan tabashooyinka Somaliland, waxa uuna ugu baaqay keliya inay ka shaqeeyan wanaajintooda si ay usoo degdegto midnimada. Dhinaca kale, Madaxweynihii hore ee Somalia Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed, ayaa sheegay in adduunka uu raadinaayo midow, halka Somaliland ay xiligaani mareyso kala ququb iyo gooni isku taag, hase yeeshee waxa uu ku baaqay midnimada Somalia. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Hargeysa (Caasimada Online) – Hoggaamiye ku-xigeenkii hore ee maamulka Somaliland Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin, ayaa shaaca ka qaaday in Somaliland aysan marnaba diyaar u aheyn la midoobida Somalia. Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin, waxa uu sheegay in Somaliland iyo Somalia ay kala yihiin habbeen iyo maalin, waxa uuna carab ***** in Somaliland ay aasaas u tahay dimuquraadiyada. Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin, waxa uu sheegay in Somaliland aysan kasoo kaban doonin dhibaato joogta ah, waa haddii shacabkeeda ay maalin qura niyeyestaan la midoobida Somalia. “Wey adkaan doontaa inaan la midowno Somalia waayo Somalia uma jilcana dowladnimo iyo dimuquraadiyad” “Aniga ma garanaayo sabab aan ula midowno Somaliland, waayo Madaxda ugu sareysa dowlada iyo baarlamaanka Somalia intuba kuma imaan rabitaan shacab sidee ula midownaa” “Anagu madaxdeenu waxaa soo doortay shacab waxa ay ku yimaaden rabitaanka shacabka, taa ayaan uga duwanahay Somalia mana dooneysno la midoobideeda’’ Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin, waxa uu sheegay in Somaliland ay qarka u saran tahay ictiraaf sidaa aawgeed la doonaayo in Madaxda ugu sareysa Somaliland ay muujiyaan dulqaad, sida uu hadalka u dhigay. Sidoo kale, Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin, ayaa ka digay in maanka la galiyo la midoobid ama la tashi lala sameeyo Somalia, isagoo arrin aad u adag ku sheegay in niyad jab lagu rido shacabka. Haddalka Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin, ayaa u muuqanaaya mid lagu sii ololinaayo khilaaf Siyaasadeedka Somaliland kala dhexeeya dowlada Somalia. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Hargeysa Caasimada@live.com

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Iyadoo dhulka dowlad deegaanka Soomaalida Ethiopia laga qodaayo ceel shidaal ayaa waxaa markii ugu horeysay arrintaasi ka hadlay Madaxweynaha maamulka Soomaalida Cabdi Maxamuud Cumar (Cabdi Iley). Cabdi Iley, ayaa sheegay in soo saarista shidaalka ku jira dhulka Soomaalida ay waxbadan ka bedeli doonto xaalada dhammaan deeganada maamulka. Cabdi Iley, waxa uu sheegay in ceelasha uusan aheyn hal ceel, balse ay jiran ceelal badan oo u baahan in la qodo si looga faa’iideysto kheyraadka ku jira. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu tilmaamay inay jiraan dhowr ceel shidaal oo aysan wax war ah ka hayn Dawlad Deegaanka Soomaalida Ethiopia, kuwaa oo u baahan kaliya in lasiiyo wakhti kooban oo lagu soo saarayo. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu qiray inuu jiro aag shidaal buux dhaafiyay oo uusan waxba kala soconin hawsha ka socota, hase yeeshee la doonaayo in wakhti iyo baaritaan lagu bixiyo. Cabdi Iley, oo arrinkaan ka hadlaaya ayaa yiri “Gobolka Jarar agagaarkeeda mid baa iska haysta Tewadhros la dhoho, ma garanaayo waxa uu damacsan yahay, waa dhul la ciirciiraya shidaal’’ “Dhulkaas inta ku jirta ayaa ku filan Somalia oo dhan, marka waa inaan ka shaqeynaa sida ninkaasi looga eryin lahaa dhulka uu iska heysto” Sidoo kale, Cabdi Iley ayaa intaas sii raaciyay “Haddase waa la isaga daba yimid mana cadda waxa uu ula jeedo heesashada dhulka”. Docda kale, Cabdi Iley ayaa hadalkaas ka jeediyay goob lagu sharaxaayay shidaalka uu maamulka soo saaray xili uu ku sugnaa magaalada Qabridahar. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Hargeysa (Caasimada Online) – Dowladda Jabuuti ayaa markii ugu horreysay billowday in dadka ku nool deegaanada maamulka Somaliland ay siiso baasaboorka dalka Jabuuti, xilli weli Somaliland aqoonsi ka helin adduunka. Safaarada dowladda Jabuuti ku leedahay magalada Hargeysa ayaa laga billaabay bixinta baasaboorka dalka Jabuuti, waxaana shalay baasaboorkii ugu horreeyey lasiiyey gabar maalmo kooban dhalaneyd, taas oo iyada iyo hooyadeed ay tageen safaarada Jabuuti ay ku leedahay magaalada Hargeysa. Safiirka Jabuuti u fadhiya Somaliland Xuseen Cumar Kawaaliye ayaa sheegay in gabadha ugu horreysay ee Amiira Mahad Maxamed timid Xafiiska Dowladda Jabuuti ku leedahay Hargeysa, isla markaana si rasmi ah loo siiyey Baasaboorka iyo dhalashada dalkaas. Sidoo kale waxa uu ugu baaqay dhammaan dadka ku nool deegaanada maamulka Somaliland in ay safaarada Jabuuti ee Hargeysa ay u soo doonan doonaan baasaboorka iyo dhalashada Jabuuti, isla markaana ay diyaar u yihiin. Ugu dambeyn Hooyada dhashay gabadha yar ee ugu horreysay ee lasiiyo dhalashada iyo baasaboorka dalka Jabuuti ayaa ugu mahad celisay dowladda Jabuuti habka ugu fudud ee magaalada Hargeysa ay uga bilaabeen bixinta baasaboorka dalkaas. Lama yaqaan sababta rasmiga ah ee ka dambeysa tallaabada Jabuuti. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Hargeysa Caasimada@live.com

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Sanad kasta xiliyadaan oo kale meel kasta oo Somaali dunida ka joogto waxaa laga Xusaa maalmaha Xorriyada ee 26 ka Juun iyo 1 da Luulyo. Lkn macnaha ay xanbaarsantahay xorriyadu iyo fahamka laga haysto ayaa kala fog sida; Caada-dhaqameed Somaaliyeed oo sanad kasta la xuso, lana xasuusto, meeshana looga haro miyaa? Mise waa Astaan dawlad-nimo oo la rabo sanad kasta in la qiimeeyo waxa ka maqan iyo wixii laga hayo dawladdii la dhisay 1960 kii halgan dheer kadib???. Gumaystuhu markii uu qabsaday Dhulka Somaaliya waxa ay haysatay 4 Astaamood oo kala ah: 1-Hal Qawmiyad oo ah Somaali. 2-Hal Diin oo ah Diinta Islaamka. 3-Hal Deegaan oo aan lahayn xuduud kala xira. 4-Hal Dhaqan iyo hal Luqad. Alle ayaa ku manadaystay 4 taan Astaan Somaaliya Gumaysiga ka hor welina waa haysataa ee maxaa laga xuroobay 1960 kii? Oo mudan in la xuso sanad kasta? WAXAAN FILAA IN AY JAWAABTU TAHAY: 1-Hal Dawlo oo madax banaan. 2-Hal Hogaamiye oo Somaali ah. 3-Hal Calan oo na mideeya. 4-Hal Awood oo na matasha. Afartaan ayaa ah kuwa loo soo halgamay, lana soo dhiciyey 1960 kii halgan dheer kadib ee 58 sano kadib maxaa laga hayaa? Imisa dawlo, hogaamiye, Calan iyo Gobal ayaan leenahay maanta? Dadka Somaaliyeed haddii ay Gumaysigii ka saareen dalkooda 1960 kii, ma ka xuroobeen Maskaxda? Mise weli Gumaysigii ayey ku tiirsanyihiin oo dhulkiisii uga daba tageen?. Dadkii dhaliyey Xorriyada 1960 kii kuma fikirin mana samayn laba dawlo, laba calan, laba dastuur, laba hogaamiye, laba Astaan iwm, mana jirin koofur iyo waqooyi ee waxaa jiray laba Gumaysi kaliya oo kala haystay Koofur iyo Waqooyi, lamana midoobin 1 dii Luulyo ee waxaa la midoobay 26 kii Juun markii Calankaan Buluuga ah ee laga haystay Koofurta ilaa 1954 tii laga taagay Hargeysa 26 kii, lana qaatay Astaanta Jamhuuriyadda ee hadda la xuso, kaliya waxa ay reer Waqooyigu sugayeen reer Koofurta 4 maalmood inta uu Talyaani ka baxayo, 1 dii Luulyo kaliya waxaa lagu wada dhawaaqay lana wada dhistay Dawladii JAMHUURIYADDA SOOMAALIYA. Waxaa nasiib daro ah in Rag Siyaasiyiin iyo Aqoon-yahan sheeganaya ay lasoo taagan yihiin maalin kasta ama ay qorayaan in Jamhuuriyadu aheed laba dawladood oo isku darmay 1960 kii, hadana kala go’ay 1991 taas oo ah marin habaabin taariikheed???. Haddii uu weli jiro qof Somaali ah oo ka baqaya Somaali kale! Ama Somaali ka cararaya Somali kale una cararaya Gumaystihii laga xuroobay! Haddii uu jiro Somaali raba in beel beel iyo gobal gobal loo kala jaro dalka? Haddii Gumaystihii shalay u kala qeybiyey dalka beel beel, gobal gobal, kuna soo galay dalka heshiisyo Oday dhaqameed welina uu beel kasta iyo Odayaasheeda uu awood u leeyahay in uu heshiis gaar ah la galo! Arrinta Xorriyada iyo Madaxbanaanidu waxa ay u baahantahay in dib loo eego dibna loo fasiro macnaha Xorriyad? W/Q. Mohamed Gacal (Dr Gacal) Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online ) – Ciidanka Nabad ilaalinta Midowga Africa Ee AMISOM oo Soomaaliya laga howlgeliyay sanadii 2007-dii ayaa waxa ay geystaan dacadiyo kala duwan oo ay kula kaceen shacabka iyo hantidooda , waxaana hadda ay bilaabeen in Madaxda dalka ay six un ula dhaqmaan. Ciidamada AMISOM oo dalal kala duwan ka soo jeeda waxa ay Soomaaliya ugu howlgalaan Magaca Nabad Ilaalin, waxaana sidoo kale ay la dagaalamanaa kooxaha Argagixisada ee ka howlgasha gudaha dalka. Tacadiyada ay geestaan Ciidamaada AMISOM ayaa bilowday markii howlgalka tooska ah lagu amray iney la galaan Al Shabaab si ay dalka ugu saaraan. Dhibaatooyin aan waxba la iska weydiin ayeey shacabka u geysteen Ciidamada Shisheeye ee AMISOM sida iney dilaan ama ay dhaawacaan dad shacab ah iyagoo adeegsanaya Gawaarida qafilan iyo rasaas nool nool. Dhowrmar oo shacabka ay dhibaateen ciidamaada AMISOM kama aysan hadlin madaxdii dalka, mana jirin raali gelin buuxdo oo ay bixiyeen marka laga reebo dhacdooyin ay aad kaga caroodaan shacabka oo qaarkood is hor-istaagay gawaarida waa weyn ee ciidanka AMISOM. 19-kii Bishii June ee sanadkan waxaa AMISOM markii ugu horeysay ay si xun ula dhaqantay Mas’uuliyiin ka tirsan dowladda Federalka Soomaaliya oo Xasaanad iyo maamuus gooni ah leh sida Gudoomiyaha Aqalka Sare Mudane Cabdi Xaashi , oo muddo saacado ah lagu xanibay garoonka Aadan cadde ee Magaalada Muqdisho isagoo loo diiday inuu ilaaladiisa la galo garoonka, xili uu ku wajahadnaa safar shaqo oo Dalka Kenya ah, waloow markii dambe la xaliyay oo ay fasaxeen. Sidaas si lamid ah isla maalinkaas waxaa warar hoose ay sheegayeen in Guddoomiye kuxigeenka labaad ee Golaha Shacabka Mahad Cabdalla Cawad laga hor istaagay safar dibedda ah. Maanta oo Taariikhdu ku beegantahay 3 July 2018 Wakiilka Midowga Afrika ee Soomaaliya ahna Guddoomiyaha Ciidamada AMISOM Ambassador Francisco Madeira, waxa uu la kulmay Guddoomiyaha Aqalka Sare Cabdi Xaashi oo ay wehlinayeen labadiisa ku xigeen isagoo kala hadlay kaliya arrimaha amniga Soomaaliya iyo Protocol-ka. Waxaana Francisco Madeira uu sharaxaad ka bixiyay dhacdadii xayiraada ee Guddoomiyaha Aqalka Sare mana jirin jawaab rasmi ah iyo raali gelin ay ka bixiyeen xayiraada lagu sameeyey 19-kii Bishii june ee sanadkan Guddoomiyaha Aqalka Sare oo ciidamada AMISOM u diideen inuu ilaaladiisa la galo garoonka Aadan cadde ee Magaalada Muqidhso. Ciidanka AMISOM ayaa la ogyahay in ay dileen askar katirsan ciidanka dowladda iyagoo sidoo kale dhowr mar duqeeyay deegaano ay dad shacab ah ku nool yihiin oo sababtay dhimasho iyo dhaawac, waxanaa ka marneyn dhibka ay shacabka ku hayaan gawaaridooda Qafilan oo dhowr mar dad shacab ah la jiirsiiyay iyagoo si kas ahna u toogtay xoolo nool sida tobanaan neef oo geel ah oo sanadii hore agagaarka garoonka Muqdisho iyo qeybo kamid ah gobalada dalka ku dileen. Isku soo wada duub Madaxda Dalka oo go’aan adag aan ka qaadan sida AMISOM u dhibaateyso shacabka ayaa keentay in Madaxda ay ula dhaqmaan si aan wanaagsaneyn , hadaba AMISOM oo ogaatay in aysan waxba ka qaadi kirin Madaxda dalka hogaamiso waxa dhibaatooyin hor leh u geysan doonaan Shacabka, Iyo Madaxda dalka maadama aysan jirin la xisaabtan dhab ah oo looga jawaabayo tacadiyada AMISOM ka geystaan guud ahaan dalka.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Kulankaan maanta ay iskugu yimaadeen xubnaha guddiga maalgashiga shesheeye ayaa looga doodey 8 qodob oo muhiim u ahaa fadhigoodan oo bishiiba mar qabsooma,waxaana ka mid ahaa qodobada laga doodey maanta In la sameeyo siyaasada maalgashiga shisheeye. Markii kulanka gudigu soo geba geboobay ayaa waxaa laga soo saaray illaa sided qodob oo muhiim ah,waxaana ay kala ahaayeen sidan. Guddigu waxa uu u madax bannaan yahay oo uu ka masuul ah Maalgashiga Shisheeye Guddigu si uu u shaqeeyo wuxuu dhamaystiri doonaa qabyo-tirka baahidiisa. Guddigu waxa ay soo jeedinayaan in Maalgashiga lagu ogaado Wasaaradda Ganacsiga iyo Warshadaha oo madmadawga laga saaro oo arrintaasna lasoo afjaro. Guddigu waxa uu isla qaatay inuu yeesho xafiis u gaar ah oo uu ku shaqeeyo kaas oo ku dhexyaalla Wasaaradda Ganacsiga iyo Warshadaha. Guddigu wuxuu isla qaatay in si degdeg ah English iyo Arabic loogu turjumo Xeerka Maalgaashiga Shisheeye ee AfSomaaliga ku qoran. Sida xeerku dhigayo, waxa guddigu isla qaatay in meeqaamka shirku noqdo sida xeerku qoran. Guddigu wuxuu isla qaatay in la sameeyo xoghaymo hoosaadyo iyo sharci yaqaanno ka hoos shaqeeya Guddiga. Guddigu wuxuu hagi doonaa isla markaana farsamo ka gaysan doonaa dhamaan shirarka maalgashiga Shisheeye ee Soomaaliya ee ka dhici doona dalka gudihiisa iyo dibaddiisaba Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Waa wax wanaagsan in dekadaha dalka ay helaan maalgelin xooggan si ay Soomaaliya uga faa’iideysato khayraadka dabiiciga ah, dalkuna horumar dhaqaale u gaaro, shacabkuna horumar dhaqaale oo qof walba taaban karo u helo sida umadaha hore u maray ee dunida. Waxaase u baahan in laga fakaro habka ugu habboon ee heshiisyada caalamiga ah ee ku saabsan maalgashiga loo gelayo, gaar ahaan kuwa ay dhici karto in dhibaato weyn ka timaado mustaqbalka haddii lagu degdego oo aan aad looga fiirsan lagalana tashan kuwa sharciga caalamiga ah iyo dhaqaalaha ku takhsusay. 2011 wixii ka horreyey burburkii kadib, caalamku waa uu naga jeestay intiisa badan. Dhibkii dalka ku dhacay wax badan oo ka mid ahna waxaa hurinaayey welina ay dhici karto in ay ka shaqeynayaan sidii Somaaliya u burburi lahayd mar kale dowlado badan oo u arka horumarkeenna khatar iyaga ku toosan. Mahadi ha gaarto 2011 waxaa noo soo gurmaday iyada oo waddenkeena adduunku u heysto lama galaan, dowladda turkiga oo wax xooggan ka qabatay gaajadii iyo macluushii jirtay, horumarin dhismo oo noocyo kala duwan lehna ka bilowday dalka. Turkiga oo uu hogaaminayey waqtigaas Mr. Rajab Ordogan oo Ra’iisulwasaare ahaa, dowladdiisa iyo shacabka turkiga ayaa adduunka u sheegtay in Soomaaliya la tegi karo waxna laga qaban karo. Markaas kadib ayaa dowladaha qaar isku dayeen in ay Somaaliya caawiyaan, taas oo aan heerkeedu gaarsiisney in Somaaliya dib u soo kabato. Somaaliya hadda way ka duwan tahay 2011 kii, waxyaabo badan oo soo xoogeysiga dowladnimada tusinaayo ayaa muuqda, howshuse fari kama qodna si Soomaaliya cagaheeda si buuxda ugu istaagto, weli kaalmo badan ayey u baahan tahay dowladda Soomaliya. Turkiga ayaana ugu horreeya ilaa iyo hadda dowladaha si mug leh ugu mashquulsan dib u soo celinta qarankii soomaaaliya ee burburay, arrin qarsoonna maahan, weyna ku mahadsan yihiin. Waxa muuqanayo in dowlado dana is diidan dalkaan ka leh tartan ugu jiuraan sidii ay ula wareegi lahaayeen dhaqaalaha dalka Somaaliya, si aan shacabku uga faa’iidin khayraadka Alle ku manneystay dalkaan, ama ayba cabsi ka qabaan in iyaga dhaqaalohooda dhibaato soo gaarto haddii soomaaliya ay noqoto waddan mideysan oo khayraadkiisa maareysan kara. Waxa u daliil ah in qaar dowladaha ka mid ah ay isku dayaan in ay dowlad goboleedyada la macaamilaan iyaga oo aan soo marin dowladda dhexe, taasina keento siyaasad ahaan iska hor imaadka ka yimaada madaxda maamulda iyo dowladda dhexe, taas oo ku biya shubaneysa in somaliya ay ahaato dowlad taag daran oo wixii la doono laga sameysto shuruudahana loo yeeriyo. Intaas kuma eka, ee qaar maamullada ka mid ah haddii aysan dhammaantoodba ahayn ayaaba la hubeeya si ay ugu muuqdaan dowlado ama qaran gooni u taagan si aan loo dhihin maamul goboleed, waa nasiib darro. Waxa aad garan kartaa akhristoow heshiisyada faraha badan ee lala galay ama hadda la diyaarinayo in lala galo dowlad goboleedyada in ajaanibta loo ogolaaday saami aan caadi ahayn (70% oo kale) iyo waqti aad u dheer (matal ahaan 30 sano) oo aan la saadaalin Karin waxa dhici karo iyo isbeddelada imaan karo. Waxa aan dowladda Nabad iyo Nolol kula tali lahaa in ay marka hore sharciyadii lagu maamuli lahaa heshiisyada caalamiga ah oo aan doldoleelo lahayn la timaado iyo in aysan aqbalin waxa ka hoosee 51% faa’iidada, iyo waqtiga heshiisyada oo aad loo soo gaabiyo, mar hadddii aan la saadaalin Karin waxa dhici kara waqtiga fog. Waxa kale oo aan talo ku siin lahaa dowladda in aan la simin dowlad ka shaqeyneysa in aan qaran noqonno iyo mid maslaxadeeda kaliya u joogto dalka, amaba midnimadeenna si dahsoon ula dagaashan, danaheeda owgood. Maalgashi dunida oo dhan ayey Soomaaliya ka heli kartaa, arrintu maahan in aan fiirino oo kaliya kuwa maalin walba dantooda noo dul taagan, ee nimaan noo fureyn yuusan noo rarin. GUNNAANAD Danta dadka, dalka iyo diinta waa in laga hor mariyo dan kasta oo dal kale ama qof leeyahay, waana in la saxo khaladaadka ka jiro xirriirak maamul goboleedyada iyo dowladda dhexe dhxdooda si loo helo dowlad soomaliyeed oo awood badan dibadda iyo gudahaba, haddii kale waxa soo noqnon doona iska horimaadka siyaasadeed iyo kala aragti duwanaashaha laba dhinca, taas oo aan cidna maslaxad ugu jirin, laakiin ku wajahan burburinta dowlad qarannimo oo adag. W/Q Dr. Eng. Axmed C. Calasow

Somaliland oo Soomaaliya inteeda kale ka go’day ku dhawaad 30 sano waxaa jiray wada hadalo kala duwan oo Dowladda Soomaaliya ay wada galeen kuwaa oo ku soo dhamaaday fashil. Dowladda Federalka Soomaaliya ee uu hogaamiyo Madaxweyne Maxamed Cabdullahi Farmaajo waxa ay dhowr jeer sheegtay in wada hadal toos ah maamulkiisa uu la geli doono Maamulka Somaliland, halka Madaxwenaha Somaliland Muuse Biixi Cabdi uu sheegay in Midowga Soomaaliya ay muhiim tahay balse la joojiyo hadalada xanafta leh sida uu ka sheegay Munaasabii 26-ka Juun oo ku beegneyd markii gobalada Waqooyi ay ka xuroobeen gumeystaha. Waa in laga fogaadaa wax walba oo keeni kara horin colaadeed gaar ahaan hadalada xanafta leh ee ka soo yeera mas’uuliyiinta iyo maamulalada labada dhinac. Soomaalida oo wax walba wadaagta sida Diin, dhaqan, Af iyo luuqad waa in ay wax kabarataa dalalka deriska la ah Soomaaliya oo soo afjaray khilaaf muddo ragaadiyay dowladnimadooda, sida Kenya oo waxaa heshiiyay Raila Oding iyo Uhuru Kenyatta oo muddo khilaaf ka dhextaagnaa , waxaa sidoo kale colaadoodii soo afjaray Mucaaradka Iyo Madaxda Koofurta Sudan, sidoo kale dalka Itoobiya. Waa in Madxaweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Federalka Soomaaliya Mudane Maxamed Cabdullahi Farmaajo uu ka dagaa Magaalada Haregysa ee Maamulka Somaliland isaga oo si hoose u dhageysanaya tabashada iyo waxyaabaha ay tirsanayaan Maamulka Somaliland si loo midoowo. Soomaaliya oo dib u heshiisa waxa ay soo ceshan kartaa sharaftii iyo karaamadii ay ku laheyd caalamka intiisa kale. W/Q: Cabdicaziz Xasan Ibraahim

Somaliland’s Ministry of Health Development has launched its own website to serve as the first point of reference on ministry’s activities on the internet. The Ministry’s new website is aesthetically designed using trends and technologies of international standards to enable easy dissemination of a large amount of information and enhance health ministry’s information sharing with public through internet based systems such as websites and social media. The website (www.somalilandmoh.org), divided into many sections, discloses that the ministry has 6 directorates. The website also enables key documents accessible to the public while providing news and updates on the work of the ministry and its delivered health development programmes. The ministry’s new ultra-modern website has the following Key features. User-Friendly Design: The website is aesthetically designed to enable easy dissemination of a large amount of information. Content Rich: The website comprises all the required content about the health development ministry such as key documents, news updates, photos and videos. Responsive Design: The website has a responsive design which enables the website to render well on a variety of devices and window or screen sizes Interactive Search: The website has many useful features to make it more interactive and to provide a deeper engagement to the visitors. The website was designed and developed by Somaliland-based experienced web developer; Eng. Abdirisak Ismail Qalinle better known as Itaqile who has a vast track record of developing websites and previously developed Hargeisa Water Agency’s website and many other private and public institutions websites.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Xildhibaan Cabdullaahi Maxamed Nuur oo ka mid ah mudanayaasha baarlamaanka Somalia ayaa markii ugu horeysay ka hadlay wareegto maanta kasoo baxday Xafiiska Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Banaadir taa oo lagu mamnuucay Heshiiskii darjiinada iyo Beeraha ku yaalla Muqdisho. Xildhibaan Cabdullaahi Maxamed Nuur, waxa uu sheegay in talaabada Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Yariisow ay horseedi karto sharci darro iyo inaan la aqoonsan warqadaha maamulba maamulka ka danbeeya. Xildhibaan Cabdullaahi Maxamed Nuur, waxa uu tilmaamay inaanu suuragal aheyn warqadaha isdaba jooga ah ee kasoo baxaaya maamulka Gobolka, kaa oo lagu caburinaayo dadka deegaanka ah. Xildhibaanka ayaa qoraal kooban oo uu kusoo daabacay baraha bulshada ku sheegay in wax laga xumaado ay tahay in guddoomiye Yariisow uu shaaciyo in laga laabto dhul markii hore lasiiyey dad Shacab ah. Xildhibaanka waxa uu sheegay inay muhiim tahay in mar waliba la aqoonsado warqadaha maamuladii hore, waxa uuna arrin aad u fool-xun ku sheegay in si sahlan lagu mamnuuco amar hore oo kasoo baxay dowladii lasoo dhaafay. Waxa uu Xildhibaanku carab ***** inay u muuqato in shacabka Muqdisho aan lagu maamuli karin in hantidooda lagu boobo sifo aan sharci aheyn sida uu hadalka u dhigay. Nuqul kamid ah haddalka Xildhibaanka ayaa ahaa “Waxaa kale oo runti wax aad looga xumaada ah waxa kasoo yeeray Gud. Yariisow ee ahaa in uu kala noqoday dhul ku yaala Magaalada muqdisho dad shacab ah oo hore loosiiyay waxaana u sheegayaa gudoomiyaha goabalka in aan marna shacabka Soomaaliyeed lagu maamuli karin hantidoodana lagu boobi karin laguna baabi’in karin sifooyinka nuucaan ah oo sharci darada ah”. Waxa uu qoraalkiisa intaa ku daray Xildhibaanka “Gobalka Banaadir waxa ka socda ma ahan bilic soo celin ee waa baab’in bulsho iyo mid dhaqaale mana ahan wax la aqbali karo, waxaana si dhow ula socday habdhaqanka dowlada dhexe iyo kan maamulka Gobalka banaadir ee uu hormuudka ka yahay Abdirahman Omar Osman (Eng Yariisow) ee ku aadan bulshada Gobalka Banaadir waxayna muujinayaan ficiladani fashilka hogaanka dalka oo gadaal kariixaya cuuryaaminta bulshada Degan Gobalka iyo Guddoonka ay usoo Magacaabeen oo kaliya in ay Danhooda gaarka ah oo kaliya u fuliyaan”, Sidoo kale, Guddoomiyaha Gobolka ayuu ku sheegay mid aan aqoon fiican ka heysan nidaamka dowladeed, waxa uuna ku taliyay in wax laga bedelo warqadaha leyska soo daba saarayo. Xildhibaanka ayaa wax kama jiraan ku sheegay warqadaha manta kasoo baxay Xafiiska Guddoomiye Yariisow, waxa uuna ku baaqay in shuruud la’aan laga laabto qoraalkaasi. Dhinaca kale, waxa uu amarkaasi ku sheegay mid aan waxba dhaamin in muqdisho aysan ka socon wax la yiraahdo bilic soo celin balse ay ka socoto sidii loo baabi’in lahaa dadka Shacabka ah. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

BORAMA–Practicing journalists in Borama, the provincial capital of Awdal have condemned with the strongest possible terms to the arrest of a reporter by the name of Mr. Hoori. Mr. Hoori was arrested on Tuesday and his detention has been ordered by Awdal regional governor. The reporter is Horn Cable TV Awdal regional correspondent. Mr. Hoori spoke via the phone before he was detained. It is said that the regional governor was furious over a question that the reporter has asked on Sultan Wabar.

Flag carrier Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest and fastest-growing commercial airline, has taken delivery of the first of 30 Boeing 737 MAX jets. With the MAX, Ethiopian will be able to achieve a double-digit improvement in fuel efficiency and provide passengers with a more comfortable experience, Boeing said in a statement. “We are glad to include the Boeing 737 MAX 8, the latest in Boeing’s single-aisle series, in our young and modern fleet of over 100 aircraft with an average age of less than five years,” said Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Tewolde GebreMariam. “The Boeing 737 MAX 8 features the new Boeing sky interior, highlighted by modern sculpted sidewalls and window reveals, LED lighting that enhance the sense of spaciousness ultimately boosting our customers’ experience. Since it is more fuel efficient than the current 737-NG, it has less carbon emission to the environment. “As a customer-centric airline with a high adaptability to emerging technologies, Ethiopian has been pioneering latest-technology aircraft into Africa throughout its 72-year history. In line with the airline’s growth targets under Vision 2025, we will keep on investing in further expansion of our fleet in acquiring the latest aircraft the industry has to offer,” he added. The 737 MAX is the fastest-selling airplane in Boeing history, accumulating more than 4,500 orders to date from 99 customers worldwide. The 737 MAX families incorporates the latest technology CFM International LEAP-1B engines, Advanced Technology winglets, the Boeing Sky Interior, large flight deck displays, and other improvements to deliver the highest efficiency, reliability and passenger comfort in the single-aisle market. In Ethiopian’s configuration, its 737 MAX 8 will seat 160 passengers. “Ethiopian Airlines continues to fly at the forefront of Africa’s commercial aviation industry by operating the most advanced airplanes,” said Marty Bentrott, Boeing Sales vice president for Middle East, Turkey, Russia, Central Asia & Africa. “We are honoured by Ethiopian’s continuing confidence in Boeing airplanes and we look forward to growing our five-decade long partnership.” With this delivery, Ethiopian’s fleet of Boeing airplanes grows to 73 jets, including the 787 Dreamliner, 777, 737 MAX, and the 757 and 767. – TradeArabia News Service Source: – Trade Arabia

Imagine working in an office at age 24 and wanting to become a journalist, but instead of going the traditional route of a formal education, you book yourself a ticket to Somalia to interview pirates… as they’re actively hijacking cargo ships. In 2011, that’s exactly what writer Jay Bahadur did, and his book The Pirates Of Somalia is one of the best travel books I’ve ever read. Earlier this year a movie by the same name was released and despite good acting, the original story gets muddled with what is clearly Hollywood executive meddling. It’s often the case that the book a movie is based on is better but Bahadur’s story is so compelling, the movie should have stuck much closer to the true story. Adventure In Journalism I’m not going to compare The Pirates Of Somalia movie with the book as much as tell you to read the book, despite what you may have thought of the film. In both cases, The Pirates Of Somalia starts with Bahadur’s wild idea to get a story others can’t by going to its troublesome source. The book though covers in depth the scattershot planning it took to make this trip to Somalia, plus interview pirates leaders, possible. No journalist prior had gotten such interviews and I’m sure more than a few intelligence agencies wish they had such access. Ultimately, the planning is fascinating because it starts with Bahadur making calls and pulling connections on his own – you can imagine yourself reading this right now – following the same steps; next thing you know you’re on a 1970s Soviet-era Atonov plane headed for Puntland. (Puntland, the center of Somali piracy, is an unrecognized autonomous region in Somalia.) The movie doesn’t go into this section enough but travel enthusiasts would especially enjoy seeing the calculated chaos Bahadur’s route to Somalia took, dramatized on-screen. Nerves Across The Pages Bahadur does a really good job of transmitting his cool but logically anxious mind after he arrives in Somalia. There’s a naivety in the writing without straying far from the reality that things could go horribly wrong. Insulting a pirate, running into the wrong group of armed criminals, jihadists, other pirates, or a hundred other ways to get killed at worse, kidnapped at best. In the movie, the most captivating parts (aside from anytime Al Pacino is on-screen) are the moments of complete unpredictability in what’s to come for Bahadur. Where the movie doesn’t make time to go in-depth enough into each character’s arch, the book’s writing is very personal. The Pirates Of Somalia is written almost like a journal, but structured to give you a deeper look at the people who are pirates, at all levels in the organization. Pirates are humanized, criminal motivations dissected, and a love of Land Rovers plus addiction to khat, exposed. No To Romance The story of piracy in Somalia has been romanticized. Although there is a very tragic element to it, the widely circulated narrative of fisherman looking for justice isn’t the reality. I won’t spoil the book but Bahadur’s adventure leads to a deep insights about Somalia any reader will benefit from. (Bahadur is now an investigator for the United Nations in Somalia.) In the film, there’s a weak subplot about an old girlfriend that could have been discarded in favor of more scenes with the pirates, demonstrating the exploitation and modern mythos within the gangs. But The Pirates Of Somalia movie, like these 8 motorcycle books, should give you an anxious enough glimpse of the full story you’ll really want to read on your next flight. Source:- FoxnoMad

A row has broken out over the cache of weapons that the Somali Federal Govt received on the 22nd of last month. The weapons arrived at Aden Ade airport. According to reports the weapons included 300 of AK 47 guns, 300 pistols, ammunition and other military equipment. It is reported that Somali Federal govt did not aware the arrival of weapons in the airport. The United Nations Security Council was not informed about the arrival of a cache of weapons as stipulated by the arms embargo imposed on Somalia. The weapons were intercepted in the Red Sea by Djibouti Marines and were bound to the Houthi insurgents in war torn country of Yemen. Contacts that Voice of America particularly the Somali services to Djibouti ministry of interior, ministry of interior of Somalia, head of security to Banadir regional and the office of Somalia Prime Minister all ended in vain.

American special operations teams are playing a more direct role in military actions against suspected terrorists in Africa than the Pentagon has publicly acknowledged, planning and participating in combat raids by African troops in multiple countries including Somalia, Kenya, Tunisia and Niger, under a set of classified programs. Source: Hiiraan Online

How Abiy handles his relationship with Abdi Iley, the powerful leader of Ethiopia’s Somali Region, has implications for the country’s fragile system of ethnic federalism Somali Regional State (SRS), Ethiopia’s second-largest region and home to its third most populous ethnic group, is at a crossroads. The secessionist Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) had been almost entirely defeated, but SRS is still, in the eyes of many Ethiopians, a byword for violence and lawlessness. “From the centre, Somali Region is seen as a wilderness,” says Fekadu Adugna, an academic at Addis Ababa University (AAU). Last year, SRS’s long-standing tensions with the neighbouring region of Oromia, home to Ethiopia’s largest ethnic group, the Oromo, erupted on an unprecedented scale. Amidst fighting between regional security forces, hundreds lost their lives and approximately one million civilians fled their homes. In the SRS capital of Jijiga, thousands of Oromos were herded into trucks by police and removed from the city. Many have not returned. Somalis, meanwhile, flooded back the other way. Dealing with the legacy of the violence will be one of the most sensitive – and urgent – tasks for Ethiopia’s new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, who was sworn in on 2 April and is the ruling Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF)’s first Oromo leader in its 30-year history. At the heart of this task is his relationship with SRS president Abdi Mohamed Omar – known as Abdi Iley, ‘the one-eyed’. Abdi is one of the most powerful Somali leaders in the Horn of Africa. Over the past decade, he has acquired an authority unprecedented in the region’s recent history. Hot-footing it to Jijiga Both men hail from traditionally marginalised regions with secessionist histories, and both represent constituencies eyeing greater power at the centre. But last year’s violence fuelled mutual mistrust, especially a suspicion among Oromos that Abdi is too close to the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), which dominated Ethiopian politics, as well as the security apparatus, for much of the past three decades. Some in Oromia and elsewhere hope that the decline of the TPLF heralded by Abiy’s appointment might spell the end of Abdi, too. Prime Minister Abiy’s decision to visit the SRS capital, Jijiga, on 7 April, as his first official trip, was thus symbolic. It was a bid to calm nerves in a region anxious once again about its fate in the hands of distant authorities in Addis Ababa, and fearful of what an Oromo prime minister might mean for Somalis. On a stage in Jijiga, Abiy and Abdi, who is said to have been deeply unhappy about the latter’s appointment, shook hands and promised peace between the two regions. Bringing change to SRS will be Abiy’s “litmus test”, says Abdifatah Mohamud Hassan, former vice-president of the region, now in exile in Addis Ababa. “It is the epicentre of all the problems in the country”. The region is unique but in some respects it is Ethiopia in miniature: a Gordian knot of poverty, authoritarianism, corruption, and ethnic and clan rivalries. Understanding SRS’s future means taking a look at its past. For this, the central statue in Jijiga offers some clues. Unveiled in 2013 by Abdi, it depicts Sayyid Mohammed Abdullah Hassan, a turn-of-the-century warlord, poet and cleric known to the British as the ‘Mad Mullah’ and to Somalis as the father of Somali nationalism. Hassan resisted not only the invading British and Italians but also the then Ethiopian empire. The monument is a reminder that, more than a century later, SRS remains a land of conflicting loyalties. Successive regimes in Addis Ababa have sought to incorporate SRS, or ‘the Ogaden’ as it is still widely known, into the Ethiopian state, with mixed fortunes. Before the neighbouring country of Somalia’s government collapsed in 1991, Mogadishu had claimed the region as part of ‘Greater Somalia’, and a bloody war was fought between the two neighbours between 1977 and 1978. The separatist ONLF insurgency emerged from the ashes of Somalia’s defeat. By the late 1990s, it was waging all-out-war against the EPRDF, a multiethnic coalition that seized power in Addis Ababa in 1991. But a counterinsurgency campaign launched after a deadly ONLF attack on a Chinese oil exploration camp in 2007 brought a measure of stability. “People used not to be able to travel because of war,” says Mohammed Ali, a 24 year-old school administrator. “But now you can go anywhere.” Ermias Gebreselassie, a lecturer in journalism at Jijiga University, which opened in 2007, says that when he arrived in the region 10 years ago it was “almost a war zone”. He recalls “bombings everywhere” and an environment that was “very, very hostile. You couldn’t move around at night without being harassed by the police.” Diaspora returnees Today locals also point to belated signs of economic development. Between 1994 and 2007, SRS had the country’s lowest economic outcomes and experienced the fewest improvements. Even today, its school enrolment rates are the lowest in the country. But now members of the Somali diaspora, such as Hafsa Mohamed, a US-Canadian who runs a local non-governmental organisation (NGO), are beginning to return home. There are now three airports, better hospitals and paved roads. A better-­educated, younger generation is increasingly taking up posts in regional offices. Until relatively recently, the region had almost no government. Clan ­rivalries and endless meddling by the authorities in Addis Ababa ensured the region churned through nine presidents from three different political parties in the two decades after its creation. Such was the political paralysis that, in the early 2000s, a chain was drawn across the entrance to the administration compound in Jijiga to keep vagrants from squatting in the buildings. Now the administration is centred on an imposing palace overlooking the city, surrounded by freshly manicured gardens. “There’s been an improvement in the past five or six years,” says Hallelujah Lulie, a political analyst in Addis Ababa. “They’ve started building a state structure modelled on highland Ethiopia.” Abdi Iley has been key to this. A member of the Ogadeni clan, the largest in SRS, Abdi was regional security chief from 2005, and, unlike many of his predecessors, was prepared to work with the Ethiopian state while at the same time championing Somali nationalism. This had the effect of neutralising the ONLF while winning him a following among his fellow Ogadenis. “After Abdi came to power, he removed the bandits from the region,” says Abdo Hilow Hassan, a lecturer in journalism at Jijiga University. “And it has been at peace.” But it is an uneasy sort of peace. The counterinsurgency campaign of the late 2000s was effective but also brutal. A June 2008 report by the NGO Human Rights Watch found that the Ethiopian National Defence Force and the ONLF committed war crimes in the Somali Region between mid-2007 and early 2008. Abdi, aided by the federal authorities, established a special police force known as the Liyu, who continued to report to him directly even after he became president in 2010. Members of the 40,000-strong outfit have been implicated in extrajudicial killings, torture, rape and violence against civilians. “It’s a state within a state,” says Abdiwasa Bade, an academic at AAU. “They [the Liyu] will only listen to Abdi Iley.” The Ethiopian government’s approach has been likened, by government officials and outside observers alike, to Vladimir Putin’s counterinsurgency strategy in Chechnya: handing a local strongman resources, state power and unprecedented autonomy in exchange for stability. Abdi’s fiefdom The price of stability is extreme authoritarianism. When, in 2015, anti-­government protests erupted across Oromia and Amhara, SRS was quiet. Locals in Jijiga laugh at the idea of protests against Abdi’s rule – though there have been sporadic demonstrations in parts of the region dominated by non-­Ogadeni clans since April. Abdi’s critics refer to the region as a ‘fiefdom’ in which all power is concentrated in the hands of the president and his family. “For the last 10 years, people have not been safe,” says a local teacher, who claims he was arrested and beaten twice, and who asked not to be named. “There is collective punishment. If one person speaks out, the whole family will be arrested and punished.” He continues: “Why is the federal government quiet about these things? […] I feel like it’s two different countries: you can be safe in Addis Ababa, but you are not safe here.” Many of these dynamics coalesced in last year’s conflict with Oromia. The border between the two regions has been contested– often bloodily – since the introduction of ethnic federalism in 1995. Members of both regions have a history of seizing land and resources from each other, often with the backing of local politicians. Last year, violence took on a worrying new dimension, as regional security forces engaged in open warfare. Each side blamed the other for the dramatic upsurge in bloodshed. Oromos pinned the blame squarely on Abdi and the Liyu. Many pointed to the SRS president’s close links with generals in the federal military, and argued that the failure of the federal authorities to intervene was evidence of political involvement at the upper-echelons of government. Even outside Oromia, many argue the conflict was deliberately engineered to weaken the region’s new leaders, notably Abiy and Oromia president Lemma Megersa, who were then clamouring for more power. As for Abdi, his economic clout is underpinned by the flows of contraband commerce that run through his region. Some people say he acted in order to halt efforts by Oromo authorities to disrupt the smuggling routes he and his allies rely on. When violence escalated and Addis Ababa stayed mostly silent, it seemed a blind eye had been turned once again to Abdi’s excesses. But leaders in Oromia also share part of the blame, not least since atrocities went unpunished on both sides. Indeed, for many ordinary Somalis, the little attention paid to victims on their side, of whom there were also many thousands, merely highlights their relative invisibility in Ethiopian public life. “I feel like the Oromo narrative is quite dominant,” says Hafsa, the returnee who last year met with Somali women who had been brutally attacked and sexually assaulted by Oromo men. “Somalis are often criminalised in this particular conflict. It seemed like only Oromos were victims, even though both sides had victims.” Abiy’s subsequent election and the rise of his Oromo faction to pre-eminence within the multiethnic EPRDF sparked fears of a backlash against Somalis. “People worried he would punish us,” says Abdo, the Jijiga University lecturer, though he adds that such anxieties have been largely quelled since the prime minister’s visit to the region. But how long will the truce last? Federal conundrum Abiy’s room for manoeuvre is limited. Any attempt to tame Abdi’s autonomy will likely be met with stiff resistance. His power to remove elected regional officials is limited. Efforts to reform or even disband the Liyu security force would face similar constitutional hurdles, and in any case would be politically difficult without tackling the special police that operate in other regions at the same time. Moreover, reforming the federal security apparatus in SRS will depend largely on the extent to which the new prime minister manages to assert his control over the entire military hierarchy. Even more vexing, though, is the age-old challenge of turning SRS into a fully paid-up member of the Ethiopian federal state. On one level, this may mean doing away with the ­second-tier ­status of the Somali People’s Democratic Party within the EPRDF. Unlike the coalition’s four main constituent parties, the Somali faction is merely an ‘affiliated’ grouping, a legacy of deep-­seated ­prejudices against Ethiopia’s nomadic populations. One consequence of this is that Somalis remain woefully under­represented in the federal government: Abiy’s cabinet has only two Somali ministers. That might change as Ethiopian Somalis slowly become more assertive. “If we continue like this, one day we will lead Ethiopia,” says Abdo, the Jijiga University lecturer. “We’ve had a Tigrayan, a Southerner and an Oromo prime minister. Why can’t we have a Somali prime minister one day?” This article first appeared in the June 2018 print edition of The Africa Report magazine Source: – The Africa Report

Muqdisho (PP) ─ Muran ayaa ka dhashay hub ay dawladda Soomaaliya 22-kii bishii hore kasoo dejisay Garoonka Diyaaradaha Muqdisho. Hubkaan ayaa ka kooban qoryaha AK-47 oo la sheegay in ay dhan yihiin 300 oo qori iyo bastoolado iyaguna gaadhaya 300, rasaas iyo qalab kale oo millateri. Warar xog-ogaal ah ayaa sheegaya in hubkan la geeyey kayd hub oo aan ahayn kii dawladda, isla markaana aysan keenistiisa ka wada warqabin laamaha dawladda. Dhinaca kale warar lagu kalsoon yahay ayaa VOA u sheegay in hubkan keenistiisa aan lagu wargelin Golaha Ammaanka ee Qaramada Midoobay sida uu dhigayo qaraarka cunqabataynta Soomaaliya. Waxaa kale oo su’aali ka taagan tahay sharcinnimada hubkan oo la sheegay in laga qabtay badda cas ayna qabteen ciidamada xeebaha ee Jabuuti, waxaana la aaminsan yahay inuu u socday mucaaradka Xuutiyiinta ee ka dagaalama Yemen. Idaacadda VOA waxay la xidhiidhay wasaaradda arrimaha gudaha ee Jabuuti, wasaaradda amniga ee Soomaaliya, madaxa nabadsugidda gobolka Banaadir iyo xafiiska Ra’iisul Wasaaraha oo dhammaantood ay ii suurtogeli weyday inaan ku qanciyo inay ka hadlaan arrintan. Dhanka kale, Qaybta dambe ee barnaamijkan waxay ku saabsan tahay waraysiyo aan la yeelanay qaar ka mid ah askartii joogtay Jigjiga xilliga uu ddhacay dilkii ugu weynaa ee loo gaysto askar Soomaaliyeed sannadkii 1978-kii. Haddaba, DHAGEYSO: Warbixinta oo ay diyaarisay Idaacadda VOA-da; http://puntlandpost.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Galka_baarista-hub_u_soo_dagay_Dowladda_Somalia.mp3 PUNTLAND POST The post Hub Shaki Dhaliyay oo u soo Dagay Dowladda Somalia iyo Goob Qarsoodi ah oo la dhigay appeared first on Puntland Post.

The Somali terror group al-Shabaab, known for deadly attacks on thousands of people across east Africa, has banned plastic bags because of the threat they pose to the environment. Al-Shabaab’s radio station, Radio Andalus, broadcast news of the ban was announced on Sunday, saying discarded plastic bags “pose a serious threat to the wellbeing of humans and animals alike.” The jihadist group also issued an immediate ban on the logging of native trees, according to a Somali website that has voiced support for the group. Mohamed Abu Abdalla, the group’s governor for southern Somalia’s Shabelle regions, said details of how the plan would be implemented would be announced later. Raffaello Pantucci, counter-terror expert at the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi), said the move was designed to show the world that the group could govern. “Other East African governments have banned plastic bags and this ban is al-Shabaab’s attempt to show their people that they too can implement laws and govern like any legitimate ruler. – ADVERTISEMENT – “It’s quite ironic though that the same group has been involved in the banned ivory trade to fund its terror activities across the Horn of Africa.” Plastic bags join a long list of outlawed items in al-Shabaab controlled areas, including western music, cinemas, satellite dishes, smartphones/fibre optic services and humanitarian agencies. The group has been accused of orchestrating a campaign of brutal attacks across east Africa in recent years. In October 2017 it perpetrated one of the most deadly attacks ever seen in Somalia, when more than 500 people were killed after a truck packed with explosives detonated in the capital, Mogadishu. But this is not the first time that al-Qaeda and its allies have promoted environmental policies. In November 2016, a special issue of Inspire, published by al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, criticised the Obama administration for being “all talk and no action” on climate change and protecting the environment. “The environment has suffered from America’s policies. In latest official statistics of International Health Organisation, it mentions that 92% of the world population are breathing polluted air. “Moreover, 6.5 million people are dying annually because of air pollution,” the article in the magazine read. It continued: “It is astonishing and deceptive to hear Obama talk about the necessity of acting boldly in combating the danger of greenhouse gases, yet his own state has not responded and dealt adequately in reducing these deadly emissions.” Earlier this year the Taliban’s Department of Agriculture and Agronomics in Afghanistan directed its supporters to start planting trees. The Taliban noted that a “key component of public welfare works for the prosperity of our people and homeland is agriculture and tree plantation.” Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada called on mujahideen fighters to “plant one or several fruit or non-fruit trees for the beautification of Earth and the benefit of almighty Allah’s creations.”

(ABC 6 News) -- Independence Day is only a few days away, and celebrations are already underway with parades, fireworks and picnics. However, for some, the holiday has a deeper meaning. Source: Hiiraan Online

Halima Aden is smashing barriers as the first model to wear a hijab while gracing the covers of magazines, walking the runaways of New York and Milan and competing in a beauty pageant. Source: Hiiraan Online

The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) said it has intensified training and mentoring of the Somali police officers to take over security responsibilities during the transition process. Source: Hiiraan Online

How Abiy handles his relationship with Abdi Iley, the powerful leader of Ethiopia’s Somali Region, has implications for the country’s fragile system of ethnic federalism Source: Hiiraan Online