Khalid Ali was carrying three knives when he was tackled by armed officers near Downing Street in April 2017 – and was just moments from being able to attack police, politicians or military personnel. But unknown to him, clues picked up from bomb parts recovered from Afghanistan more than four years earlier meant that police were watching his every move. Ali was one of seven children born to an Ethiopian mother and Somali father in Saudi Arabia, where the family moved to after escaping civil war in Ethiopia and from where – in 1992 – they came to the UK. He grew up in Edmonton and trained as a gas engineer and plumber after leaving school, but in his late teens became increasingly absorbed by religion and politics. Missing for five years In 2010, Ali travelled on an aid convoy to Gaza, appearing in news reports after a shipping dispute resulted in some of the travellers being forcibly taken to Greece. Kieran Turner, who helped organise the convoy, told the BBC: “At that point I thought ‘nice young man – this is going to be one of the people that’s fun to travel with’.” Ali “had a sense of humour” and “always smiled”, Mr Turner recalled. But Ali was a more complex figure than he appeared. In June 2011 he told family members he was moving to Birmingham for work. They would not hear from him for more than five years. He was reported missing and, during subsequent inquiries, a laptop from his bedroom was found to contain speeches by the al-Qaeda ideologue Anwar al-Awlaki encouraging people to engage in military jihad. In truth, Ali had gone to Afghanistan to join the Taliban. There, according to Deputy Assistant Commissioner Dean Haydon, senior national co-ordinator for counter-terrorism policing, he went to a “Taliban training camp affiliated to al-Qaeda where, for several years he helped terrorists make hundreds of bombs capable of mass murder”. In late October 2016, Ali suddenly appeared at the British consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, claiming to have lost his passport and seeking a temporary travel document in order to get home. Two days later, without luggage or possessions, he landed at Heathrow and was immediately questioned under terrorism laws. Ali claimed to have spent the preceding years travelling in northern Pakistan rediscovering himself and learning about different sects of Islam. Without lawful reason for further detention he was released but – crucially – only after his fingerprints were taken. These were shared with the FBI, which manages a vast database containing fingerprints found on bomb parts in various global conflict zones. Ali’s prints were matched to some found on improvised explosive device (IED) components from two large caches recovered by Afghan national security forces – the main targets and victims of such weapons – in South Kandahar Province more than four years earlier. Eventually, 42 prints from the Afghan IED components were positively matched to Ali. Detectives applied to the US for the evidence to be declassified so he could be prosecuted in the UK but permission was not instant. Final preparations In the meantime, Ali, unaware of these developments, appeared to resume normal life in London. He moved back to the family home in Edmonton, found work in a west London pizza takeaway and started retraining as a gas fitter. However, he was also quietly planning an attack and began researching targets. In March 2017 he was spotted at a march in central London, behaving suspiciously towards police officers outside Downing Street. Then in April he conducted reconnaissance of sites including the MI6 building and New Scotland Yard. From then on events moved quickly. On 25 April, near his workplace in Ealing, he bought a set of knives and a sharpener. The following day, officers observed him buying a mobile phone. That night, he was watched emerging from the family home and putting a plastic bag into a wheelie bin outside another house. When retrieved, it contained packaging for kitchen knives and a sharpener. While her son had been outside, Ali’s mother – concerned by his behaviour – went to his room and found four knives, which she took to a different part of the house. “I was shocked and upset” and “scared at what he’d do with them”, she said in a statement read at Ali’s trial. On his return an argument broke out when Ali realised the knives were missing. His mother called the police. Local officers attended and Ali left the property after midnight when his mother made it clear she wanted him to go. Armed with knives He then set about rearming himself. At daybreak he travelled across London, to Ealing, where he lingered for several hours before purchasing three kitchen knives and heading for Westminster – the location where, just weeks before, another attacker, Khalid Masood, had murdered five people, including a police officer. He walked around Parliament Square, dumping items in different locations, including a mobile phone in the River Thames that was later found to contain images of police officers in stab vests. When he walked towards Whitehall in the direction of Downing Street, armed police moved in. Knives were found in both jacket pockets and one tucked down the front of his trousers. Asked whether the public were in danger, Ali said he was not interested in them. Asked if anyone else was at risk, he told the officers: “You lot are carrying weapons, so you must know you are in danger.” Deputy Assistant Commissioner Haydon said: “Police and security services were managing any potential risk that he posed and he was arrested at the most appropriate time.” It was only in the hours after Ali’s arrest that permission was granted to use the evidence from the explosives in a British prosecution. During lengthy police interviews in the following days, Ali said he was armed only for his own protection and had not been planning an attack. He claimed to have been in Westminster to give a “message” to those in authority about his beliefs, which he had returned to the UK to deliver. Detectives were told the message was the same as one previously delivered by al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Ali said he was a soldier of the Taliban and that al-Qaeda was its military wing. He admitted constructing explosives in Afghanistan – and when asked whether he had also detonated them, Ali said: “I have pressed the button.” A detective asked: “How many times have you pressed the button to cause an explosion?” “Probably more than 300 times,” he replied. “I’ve been training and fighting against Western troops, be it American or British,” he told officers. He later added: “I’m sitting here in front of you as a mujahid, as classified under your country, the law, as a terrorist.” Ali was asked: “Did you kill any British troops while you were in Afghanistan?” “I will remain silent for now,” he replied. In court, Ali changed his account, telling the jury he had been held captive in Pakistan, near the Afghan border, and forced to bundle up components of explosive devices to prove he was not a British spy. He denied planning an attack in London to coincide with the start of the Taliban “spring offensive” the following day. Under cross-examination, he denied that the mobile phone purchased the night before his arrest – which has never been recovered – was used to contact the Taliban to get instructions to launch his attack. But he was found guilty of preparing terrorist acts and two counts of possession of an explosive substance with intent. Source: – BBC

Ethiopia’s prime minister appointed a new police commissioner for the capital in the wake of a grenade attack at a political rally in the city at the weekend that killed two people and wounded about 150 others. Premier Abiy Ahmed named Brigadier-General Degfe Bedi to the post, the ruling party-funded Fana Broadcasting Corp. reported Tuesday. His appointment follows the appearance in court Monday of 26 suspects in Saturday’s attack, including a deputy commissioner of Addis Ababa’s police. Abiy, who took office in April amid sporadic unrest in Ethiopia’s regions, has made a raft of changes, naming new leaders to one of Africa’s largest armies and replacing his intelligence chief. The ruling coalition has vowed to continue its reforms, including improving relations with neighboring Eritrea and partially liberalizing the state telecommunications monopoly, despite the blast in Addis Ababa’s Meskel Square that it blamed on “anti-peace forces.” Two new deputy police commissioners, Hassen Negash and Zelalem Mengiste, were also appointed, Fana said. Eritrean and Ethiopian government officials held talks about a stalled peace deal for the first time since a conflict between the two countries ended almost two decades ago. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is seeking to normalize relations with neighboring Eritrea as part of a broader program of reforms he’s initiated since taking office two months ago. He’s also announced plans to open up the Africa’s fastest-growing economy to foreign investors and also lifted a state of emergency imposed after the snap resignation of his predecessor, Hailemariam Desalegn, in February. “The new developments in Ethiopia augur well for the resolution of the frozen boundary conflict and durable peace between Eritrea and Ethiopia,” Andebrhan Welde Giorgis, a former member of Eritrea’s ruling People’s Front for Democracy and Justice and now an independent analyst, said by phone from Brussels. “At the same time, the winds of change blowing in Ethiopia could also cross over and usher in a new democratic dispensation in Eritrea.” Officials including Yemane Ghebreab, an adviser to Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, and Foreign Minister Osman Saleh, arrived in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, on Tuesday afternoon, Shamble Tillahun, a spokesman for the Ethiopian government communications office, said by phone from the city. Images published by the Fana Broadcasting Corp. showed the officials holding talks with Abiy. 100,000 Killed Ethiopia’s highest governing body said on June 5 it would fully implement the so-called Algiers Agreement signed in 2000 to formally end a two-year war between the two Horn of African nations that killed about 100,000 people. The deal was never implemented, with Ethiopia refusing to recognize a monitor’s findings on ownership of the disputed border town of Badme. Eritrea, a one-party state that sits on a key shipping strait linking the Red Sea and Suez Canal, has been under United Nations sanctions since 2009, after allegations that Isaias’s government supports al-Qaeda-linked rebels in Somalia. The former rebel leader has ruled Eritrea since 1993, when it gained independence from Ethiopia. Source: – Bloomberg

Representatives of Minnesota’s Muslim community gathered Tuesday to condemn the U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding President Donald Trump’s travel ban. The ban would affect travel from several mostly Muslim countries. Members of the Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations and other community groups called for increased public activism in response to the ruling. Mustafa Diriye of St. Paul joined CAIR-MN executive director Jaylani Hussein and U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison at a Tuesday morning news conference protesting the ruling. A community organizer, Diriye worries for a cousin and her daughter in a refugee camp on the border of Ethiopia and Somalia. They are effectively trapped there now, Diriye said. Diriye’s cousin has a life-threatening heart defect, and her daughter suffered a stroke as a result of her own heart defect. Without proper medical attention or the ability to travel freely, Diriye said they may die in the camp. On Tuesday evening, more than 200 demonstrators rallied in front of the federal courthouse in downtown Minneapolis to protest the ruling, chanting, “Say it loud; say it clear. Muslims are welcome here!” and “When Muslims are under attack, what do we do? Stand up fight back!” Minnesota state Rep. Ilhan Omar, whose native Somalia is one of the seven countries affected by the ban, was one of a handful of local politicians and activists to address the crowd before it left the courthouse plaza to march through the city’s streets. “When people make these decisions … they forget the human lives it touches,” Omar said. “They forget the real people that are going to be impacted by it.” Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress and a Minnesota attorney general candidate, also spoke at the rally, telling the crowd, “Today, we are all Muslims.” “Don’t let anybody tell you this is not a Muslim ban,” Ellison said. “I call this a Muslim ban because Donald Trump called it a Muslim ban. … This is the way democratic societies are pushed into becoming totalitarian societies.” The crowd at the hour-long rally also included members of Muslim, Jewish and Christian clergy. Other Minnesota politicians were quick to respond in statements issued earlier Tuesday. State Sen. Karin Housley, a Republican running for Tina Smith’s U.S. Senate seat, supports the ruling as a national security measure. “At this critical juncture in our nation’s history, adherence to our Constitution has never been more important; our freedoms, our safety, and our security as a nation depends on it,” she said in a statement. Smith, a Democrat, condemned the decision, saying it contradicts historic American values. “This is not who we have been, and it’s not who we should be. We must keep working to help all people demand respect, freedom and dignity in the same spirit on which our country was founded,” she said in a statement. Source: – Twin Cities

On Saturday, June 23, hundreds of thousands of Ethiopians rallied in the famous Meskel Square, located at the heart of the capital city Addis Ababa. Citizen groups and human rights activists had organized the event to show support for Ethiopia’s reformist leader, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed — to recognize Ahmed’s commitment for democratic reforms and encourage implementation. The demonstration was colorful. Many wore t-shirts bearing pictures of Ahmed and his right-hand men. Others carried banners thanking Ahmed for his agenda of togetherness. The prime minister wore a t-shirt with a picture of Nelson Mandela, which read, “We are not free until we all are free.” Ahmed gave a rousing speech calling for national unity, and preaching love, co-existence, and democratic values. Minutes after he spoke, a grenade exploded. A rally organizer told the Washington Post that the attacker had aimed at the stage, but a demonstrator grabbed his hand and changed the grenade’s direction. If that’s accurate, this may have been an attempt to assassinate a reformer who, since taking office two months ago, has lifted the state of emergency declared in February by the previous administration. So far, the explosion has killed two and injured an estimated 150. Here’s what these events mean for Ethiopia’s governance – and for the EPRDF, the four-party coalition that has tightly controlled Ethiopian politics for the last 27 years. Background on Ethiopia’s protests and political reforms over the past three years Since 2015, the country’s two largest ethnic groups have been protesting their political marginalization, rights violations and economic injustices. More recently, Ethiopians have been protesting against repressive treatment of the media and civil society, as embodied in Ethiopia’s anti-terrorism laws. All this boiled over in mass protests earlier this year as citizens chanted for the release of political prisoners and voiced concerns over deteriorating ethnic relations. Many criticized Ethiopia’s ethnic federal arrangement, which divides the nation into regions governed by particular ethnic groups – although the Tigrayan minority has run national politics, as I explained here at TMC in February, dominating the ruling coalition EPRDF. Since protests began in 2015, Human Rights Watch reports, security forces have killed hundreds; in 2017, the Ethiopian government admitted that hundreds had been killed. Hundreds of thousands of Ethiopians have been internally displaced. Ethnic violence and local evictions of ethnic groups from regions governed by different groups are covered regularly by the daily news. This year, on January 3, the governing ERPDF regime finally acceded to protesters’ demands. Under former prime minister Hailemariam Desalegn, EPRDF announced political reforms that included releasing thousands of political prisoners. But on February 15, Desalegn announced his resignation – followed by jockeying within EPRDF over who would replace him. Until now, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front – representing the minority ethnic group that helped end an earlier civil war – has effectively dominated EPRDF, making other parties within the coalition less relevant. But Oromo Peoples Democratic Organization (OPDO) and Amhara National Democratic Movement (ANDM), two of four parties that make up the ruling coalition, had been pushing for changes. The two parties won the coalition’s chairmanship for Abiy Ahmed, who chairs OPDO, effectively making him the new prime minister as of April 2. His election is now viewed as the end of the TPLF’s dominance of EPRDF — and therefore of the country. Despite being part of the establishment, Ahmed had been pushing for a new political direction. In his inaugural speech, Ahmed called for reconciliation and apologized that peaceful protestors had been killed. Reforms have been speedy, which may have upset EPRDF’s old guard Since taking charge, Ahmed has freed most of Ethiopia’s remaining political prisoners. He has attempted to reform the security sector, which remains controlled by the TPLF. Ahmed forced out long-serving EPRDF elites, and enabled young public servants and technocrats to rise into key posts within his administration. In an attempt to improve relations between the government and the people, Ahmed has also traveled throughout the country, listening to grievances. As a longtime critic of the practice of evicting ethnic groups from different parts of the country, Ahmed has suggested establishing a council of experts to study the federal arrangement, which is designed according to ethnic and linguistic lines. My research has shown that this federal arrangement has ensured EPRDF’s survival as an authoritarian party. Beyond Ethiopia’s borders, Ahmed has been trying to mend relations with neighboring countries in the hopes of facilitating trade and economic integration. The old guard aren’t happy, however. In a parliamentary session called by TPLF and its allies, parliamentarians representing the unhappy elites accused the prime minister of releasing “terrorists.” In a surprising response, Ahmed acknowledged the terrorist acts committed by the government itself – and insisted that only through coming together and forgiveness could Ethiopia move forward. That brings us to the grenade attack After the explosion, the prime minister addressed the nation, saying, “Those of you who planned and executed such an attack against your own people have failed yesterday, failed today and will fail tomorrow.” Immediately after Ahmed spoke, state television announced that the government had arrested Addis Ababa’s deputy police commissioner, as well as other high officials within the federal police and intelligence services, so far charging more than 30 people related to the attacks. The U.S. government has sent FBI experts to help Ethiopian authorities investigation of the blast. Ahmed now has the ammunition he needs to reform the security sector. Observers expect to see old guard elites purged from the governing coalition and Ahmed’s opponents driven out of the police and military institutions. Yohannes Gedamu ( @yohanethio ) is a lecturer in political science at Georgia Gwinnett College, and is working on a book titled “Ethnic Federalism and Authoritarian Survival in Ethiopia.” Source: The Washington post

Iyada oo dowladaha Itoobiya iyo Eritrea ay bilaabeen wadahadalo toos ah oo miiska lasoo wada fariistay, wafuudna is dhaafsadeen, ayaa waxa ay u egtahay in isbadalada siyaasadeed ee Geeska Afrika ka dhacaya uu meelo badan saamaynayo. Muddo dheer dowladda Itoobiya waxa ay tan Eritrea ku eedeyneysay in ay taageerto jabhadaha la dagaalansan, sida ONLF oo xarumo ku leh dalka Eritrea. Balse wadahadalada labada dal kadib, waxaa dalka Eritrea ka furmaya shirweyne ay yeelanayaan xubnaha ONLF oo ah jabhad u dagaalanta madaxbanaanida gobolka Ogaden. BBC-da ayaa wareysi la yeelatay afhayeenka jabhaddaCabduqaadir Xassan Xasan Caddaani Hirmooge oo Asmara ku sugan, shirkana ka qeybgalaya, wuxuuna sheegay in shirkani uu yahay kii seddexaad, islamarkaasna uu ka mid yahay kuwii caadiga ahaa ee jadwalka ku jiray. Mar uu ka jawaabay su’aal ahayd in hoggaanka jabhadda oo hal qof ahaa markan la badalayo, ayuu kaga jawaabay “Shirweynaha ayay u taalaa, isaga ayaa awood u leh wax ka badalka xeerarka iyo ururkaba”. Afhayeenka ayaa dhanka kale yiri “Isbadalada waan soo dhaweyneynaa, balse waxaan weli dhawreynaa in ay noqdaan kuwa asaasi ah ee ay Itoobiya isku khilaafsantahay, anaga Soomaali ahaan aan Itoobiya ku khilaafsanahay, in isbadaladaas ay taabtaan baan aaminsanahay, diyaar baanu u nahay in aan wadahadal la galno”. Sanadkan horaantiisa ayay wadahadalo yeesheen ONLF iyo dowladda Itoobiya oo uu markaas matalayay madaxweynaha dowlad deegaanka Soomaalida Cabdi Maxamuud Cumar. Tan iyo intii Ra’isulwasaaraha cusub uu la wareegay dalka Itoobiya, waxaa xal laga gaaranayay inta badan mashaakilaadkii dalkaas ka jiray, oo ay ka mid tahay in jabhado hubeysnaa ay sheegeen in ay hubka , halka kuwa kale oo mucaarad aan hubeysnayn ah ay Itoobiya ku laabteen. Haseyeeshee Jabhadda ONLF oo aragti ahaan ka duwan kuwaas, una dagaalamaysa xoriyad iyo madaxbanaani ay helaan dadka degen gobolka Ogaden, ayaanan weli wax wadahadal ah la galin maamulka cusub, balse Afhayeenka waxa uu sheegay in saansaan wanaagsan ay ka arkeen maamulka, diyaarna u yihiin in ay la macaamilaan. Caadi ahaa marka labo dal heshiiyaan, waxaa meesha ka baxa haddii ay jireen jabhado ay kala taageerayeen, kuwaas oo ku sugnaa gudaha dalalkaasi. Isha: BBC Somali

Khadra Ibrahim Ahmed can see a new future opening up in front of her after a successful operation at Borame hospital in Somaliland this month to repair the obstetric fistula that has marred the last 14 years of her life. “Whenever I visited my relatives in their houses I was not allowed to sleep in their beds, I couldn’t ride in public vehicles, or go to weddings or other public gatherings. I was under house arrest! I couldn’t mix with other people, and my husband even left me because of it. People would only call me on my phone but nobody wanted to stand close to me,” said Khadra, 40, who lives in Bosaso. A prolonged labour during her last pregnancy, which resulted in the death of her baby, caused the damage that meant Khadra was unable to control her urine and faeces. She went to different hospitals with support from her husband in Addis Ababa, Mogadishu, and Bosaso. None of the treatments worked and in 2012, when her husband left her, she resigned herself to a life of hopelessness. Recently, Khadra heard from a friend about the free treatment provided at Borama hospital by the Fistula Foundation. She immediately contacted the hospital and became one of 105 women to receive surgery this month. “I have spent all my money trying to find doctors. When my money ran out I got handouts from my relatives. My mother sent me $40 a month to buy diapers and clothing,” Khadra said. “Now I am recovering and when the doctors discharge me the first thing I hope to do is to get back my life and start up a business.” Dr Nasra Ibrahim Sa’id, who conducted the surgery, said most women affected have suffered prolonged obstructed labour. “The services given to the women including hospitalisation, food, medication, surgery and other extra treatment are all free. Sometimes the women bring others with them and we also treat them,” said Dr Nasra. Women are encouraged to come to the hospital to benefit from the free services. The hospital is supported by Fistula Foundation, World Vision, and Somaliland’s Ministry of Health. Radio Ergo

June 27 marks 41 years of independence for my country, Djibouti. So, 41 years of freedom, respect for human dignity and development for the Djiboutian people? This is a relevant question today. The fight for independence from colonial rule was ostensibly fought to secure social change and ideals, to advance a better and more prosperous life for me and my fellow citizens. Indeed, these values were — in theory — the driving force, the very engine that propelled our sisters and brothers who stood up against the brutal colonial order. These are the goals and objectives that they had given their time, their energy and their material resources for. These national heroes risked their lives for this vision, suffering arrests and detentions, physical and psychological violence. This is what many of them, both well-known and anonymous, died for. Freedom, dignity and the chance at a decent life. What about these values 41 years after independence? Are we in a better place, today, on June 27 2018? Let me take you a bit back before answering the question. In 1977, the Cold War is in full swing. The Soviet Union and allied capitalist powers are competing, often through proxy wars, for influence and leadership on the world stage. In the Horn of Africa — and around the Red Sea — the two competing sides are ever-present. In this context, the newly independent Republic of Djibouti was anchored in the capitalist bloc, though without the democratic pluralism that proliferated in other quarters. Without the people’s consent, the new rulers in Djibouti quickly established a political system based on one-party rule. The rationale was that newly independent nation had to prioritise “unity in thought and action,” and thus, a single-party autocratic system was the most feasible way in which to advance this strategy. In so doing the People’s Rally for Progress, and our first president, Hassan Gouled Aptidon, created a top-down structure that recognised one political party as the country’s rightful steward. It created a single trade union, a single chamber of commerce, a single women’s organisation and a single radio station, television and newspaper. Aptidon was recognised as the head of the ruling party, head of state and government and presided over the defence and security forces. The stage was set for dictatorship, with the acquiescence of the West and the region’s post-colonial leaders. In Djibouti, we quickly lost the freedom we had bravely fought for and gained. As a country, we ended up under the boots of a repressive and corrupt cabal of politicians only concerned with their self-enrichment. United at independence, our country became divided, corrupt and increasingly impoverished. This was the situation in my country in 1989, during the collapse of the Soviet Union, which put an end to the Cold War. On this occasion, my colleagues in the nascent political opposition and I stood up against, and faced down, the repressive one-party system. Some involved in the struggle took up arms, while others like me engaged in peaceful civil resistance. Together, we ultimately compelled the regime the adopt the term “democracy” — in theory — which had been banned since our independence. In 1992, a pluralistic constitution was agreed to and ratified. To our great disappointment, it quickly turned into a façade — mere window dressing for an even more abusive and unaccountable dictatorship. While our constitution is sound and solid in writing, the old one-party system remained prevailed in practice. The agreed-to reforms and “pluralistic elections” proved to be an additional farce, proving that the Aptidon system once again prevailed. Democratisation had failed. At the twilightof his life, in 1999, Aptidon unilaterally handed presidential power to his nephew, and the chief of intelligence and security forces, Ismael Omar Guelleh. Under his rule — currently one of the longest in Africa — corruption, poverty, widespread human rights abuses and repression has worsened. In Djibouti, we are confronted with a family dynasty built on the suffering of our less than one million inhabitants. Today — 41 years after our independence — Djibouti is far from achieving the dream of freedom, dignity and development. We are poorer now than we were in 1977, we are deeply deprived of freedom and the respect for our basic human dignity remains lacking. Despite our lucrative geostrategic location, our beneficial port access, and the millions of dollars in aid our government has received, we are a beleaguered people. Djibouti remains in this unacceptable and unsustainable situation because of a long-ruling regime that confiscates our land, our resources and our dignity with brazen impunity. Our creative energy and our ability to make progress has been systematically stifled. We are in this situation because the ruling regime has turned Djibouti into a family business, a mafia state that gains little outside attention. Indeed, more than 41 years after our Independence, my country — full of latent potential and resources — has become an open prison, a prison encircled by the embassies and burgeoning military bases of some of the wealthiest and most powerful countries in the world. Djibouti is less than 9 000 square miles, but we have operational military bases run by the United States, France, Japan, Italy and China. Blinded by short-term “security” concerns, these competing powers are turning a blind eye to the abuses taking place in Djibouti, often in their full view. READ MORE: Djibouti’s greatest threat may come from within These world powers make the cold and calculated assumption that ‘Djibouti is stable’. On behalf of my impoverished and abused fellow citizens, I have to ask: stability for whom? And stability for how long? Daher Ahmed Farah is a novelist and politician. He is the head of the Movement for Democratic Renewal and Development, Djibouti’s main opposition party. Daher Ahmed Farah Daher Ahmed Farah, also known as DAF, is a novelist and politician. He is the head of the Movement for Democratic Renewal and Development, Djibouti’s main opposition party.

Xeelladaha ay qaar ka mid ah dadka dawarsada adeegsadaan ayaa ah kuwo aan si fudud lagu ogaan Karin, maadaama uu qof kasta oo wax haysta u beer debco haddii ay arkaan dad masaakiin oo ka dhex tuugsanaya Xaafadaha iyo Suuqyadda. Laakiin, Caasimadda dalka Uganda ee Kampala waxaa dhawaan lagu qabtay Darwarsade been ah “A fake beggar”. Hadal ka soo baxay Boliska magaalladda Kampala ayaa sheegay inay qabteen Dawarsade Beenaale ah, kaasi oo lacag weydiisan jirey dadka aan ka shakanin ee jidka maraya. Saraakiisha Saldhigga Boliska ee Min Price Police waxay maalintii Isniintii ee la soo dhaafay gacanta ku dhigeen Ninkaasi oo iska dhigi jirey inay Gacan ka go’an tahay. Isagoo mid ka mid ah gacantiisa ku duubi jirey wax u muuqday dhar u muuqaal ek Faashad, si uu isaga dhigo inuu Gacameey yahay. Ninkaasi oo magaciisa lagu sheegay Shafik Bakulu Mpagi waxay Boliska qabteen, kadib, markii uu u soo fara muuqay qof Saaxiib dhow la ahaa, kaasi oo arkay saaxiibkiisa oo ka dawarsanaya halka laga galo Suuqa Mukwano Arcade ee magaalladda Kampala. Boliskii waxay tageen halkii Ninkaasi loogu tilmaamay, waxayna ku amreen inuu gacantiisa ka furo dharka uu ku duubay, waxaana la ogaaday inuusan Gacameey ahayn. Dadkii ku soo xoomay goobtaasi waxay naxdin ka qaadeen xeelladda uu ninkaasi ku dawarsan jirey. Boliska waxay sheegeen inuu Shafik Bakulu Mpagi haatan ku xiran yahay Saldhigga Boliska ee Mini Price Police Station, laguna soo oogay inuu shacabka khiyaani jirey. WQ: Ustaad Nuradin

On Saturday, June 23, hundreds of thousands of Ethiopians rallied in the famous Meskel Square, located at the heart of the capital city Addis Ababa. Citizen groups and human rights activists had organized the event to show support for Ethiopia’s reformist leader, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed — to recognize Ahmed’s commitment for democratic reforms and encourage implementation. Source: Hiiraan Online

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online) – Hogaanka Al Shabaab markii hore wuxuu ku dhisnaa in meesha laga saaro qabiilka sidoo kalena bulshada Soomaaliyeed la mideeyo sidoo kalena gabi ahaanba hogaamiyaasha qabiilada la ciribtiro. Laakiin Al Shabaab si dhaqsi ah waxay ku ogaadeen in sida Soomaalida daacad ugu tahay qabiilka aad u qoto dheer tahay sidaa darteed aragtidii hore oo ay qabiilada ka qabeen wey badaleen. Kadib Al Shabaab waxay bilaabeen inay kaaba qabiilada qaar soo dhaweestaan ayagoo hadafkooda ahaa inay danahooda gaarka ah ku fulistaan laakiin markii dambe fikrada Shabaabka gudihiisa ayay saameyn ku yeesheen hogaamiyaasha qabiilada. Waxayna Shabaab kaga faa’iideestaan soo dhaweynta ay qabiilada soo dhaweesteen hogaamiyaashooda inay askar ku helaan iyo dhul ay maamulaan si toos ama si dadban. Al -Shabaab si xeelad ku dheehan ayay duqowda qabiilada u adeegsadaan si ay shacabka ku maamulaan, canshuurta ku aruursadaan, hubka ku helaan sidoo kalena muranada bulshada ka dhex jiraan wey xaliyaan. Qaybta Shabaabka u qaabilsan la shaqeynta iyo maamulida kaaba qabiilada waxaa u xil saaran Hussein Ali Fidow wuxuuna kursi ku leeyahay gudiga fulinta iyo tala soo jeedinta Shabaabka sar sare. Kaliya kaabada qabiilada qaar ee Shabaab u dhaga nugul ayaa lagu daray golaha sare ee Hussein Ali Fidow la shaqeeyaan taasi oo ka dhigan in Shabaabka si siman qabiilada ula dhaqmin. Sidoo kale qabiilada qaar ayaa lagu badiyaa maamulida gobolada qaar si loo caburiyo qabiilada aan la dhacsaneyn maamulka iyo siyaasada Shabaabka. Shabaabka si isku mid ah oo cadaalad ah ulama dhaqmaan qabiilada tusaale ahaan dhamaan qabiilada kale Shabaab waxay ku qasabtaa oo ay amar kaga dhigtaa inay ciidamo Shabaab siiyaan haddii kale shareecada waxa ay ka qabto lagu qaadayo, balse qabiilka Habargidir/Mogadishu Clan ee gobolka Mudug dagaan amarka Shabaab lama dul dhigin. Sidoo kalena ciidanka qarsoon ee dharka cad Amniyaat ee Shabaab u qaabilsan dilalka qarsheesan iyo kuwa gaadmada ah hawl galo yar ayay ka fuliyaan dhulalka Habargidir dagaan. Sababtana waxay tahay in Shabaabka gobolada Habargidir dagaan ay aad ugu yar yihiin awood ahaan sidaa darteed haatan Shabaab waxay wadaan qorshe ay xiriir wanaagsan uga dhex abuuranayaan kaaba qabiilada deeganadaas. Balse midaas waxay sababtay in kalsooni daro dhex imaado hogaamiyaasha Shabaab iyo xubnaha sare sare, weliba taasi waxaa banaanka soo dhigay sarkaalkii hore Shabaab uga talin jiray Jubada dhexe oo cadeeyay in qabiilka Darood lagu dulmiyay magaalada Kunyabarow kadib markii 19-maxbuus ah uu hayay 16-ka mid ah la ogaaday inay Daarood yihiin. Sidoo kale hogaamiye kale oo Amniyaat-ka ka tirsanaa isagana wuxuu sheegay in Guruubkaas uu isaga baxay kadib markii uu ogaaday garbaha ugu muhiimsan Amniyaat la wareegeen qabiilada Murusade, Habargidir, iyo Duduble. Haddaba waxaan idiin bilaabeynaa Maanta musalsal ka kooban shan qeyb taasoo aan uga hadli doono sida ay qeybaha ay Al-Shabaab ka kooban tahay loogu qeybiyey beelaha Soomaaliyeed, wuxuuna musalsalka ka koobnaan doonaa Shantaan qeyb ee hoos kaaga muuqato: Sida ay beelaha u qeybsadeen 220 Mas’uul ee ugu sareyso Sida ay beelaha u qeybadeen 10 xubin ee Golaha Shuurada Shabaab Sida ay beelaha u qeybsadeen Mas’uuliyiinta Amniyaadka Sida ay beelaha u qeybsadeen Mas’uuliyiinta Jabhadda Qeybta Koowaad: Sida ay beelaha u qeybsadeen 220 Mas’uul ee ugu sarreeya Waxaa muuqato in Beesha Mogadishu Clan ay ugu badan tahay Liiska 220 Mas’uul ee ugu sareyso Al-Shabaab qeybaha kala duwan haddii ay ahaan laheyd – Heer Maamul, Heer Degmo – Heer Gobol iyo heer madax sare, waxaana liiskaan dhammaan kasoo muuqday beelaha kala duwan ee Soomaaliyeed. Beelaha kasoo muuqday liiskaan ayaa xataa waxaa ku jiro kuwa dago gelinka Shanaad ee Itoobiya Maamusho iyo kuwa dago deegaanada Woqooyi Bari Kenya. Hey’adaha amaanka waxaa si buuxda gacanta ugu hayo xubno kasoo jeedo Beesha Mogadishu Clan, waxaana xusid mudan in beelaha kale qeyb laga siiyey jagooyinka hogaamineed si loo ilaaliyo muuqaalka tilmaamayo inay Shabaab ku wada jiraan beelaha dhan. Haddaba halkaan hoose ka arag sawirkaan muujinayo sida beelaha u qeybsadeen 220 Mas’uul ee ugu sareyso ee ugu sareyso Shabaab. La soco qeybta xigta oo aan berri Inshaa Allah kusoo qaadan doono: Sida ay beelaha u qeybadeen 10 xubin ee Golaha Shuurada Shabaab Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho caasimada@live.com

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online) – Wasiiru Dowlaha Wasaaradda Boostada iyo Isgaarsiinta Soomaaliya ayaa shaciyey in uu ka soo horjeedo Guddiga Isgaarsiinta Qaranka ee uu dhawaan Magacaabay Wasiirka Wasaaradaas. War qoraal ah oo uu Wasiiro dowlaha Soomaaliya Cabullaahi Bile Nuur uu u gudbiyey Wasiirka Boostada iyo Isgaarsiinta Cabdi Canshuur ayuu ku soo bandhigay cabashada Shirkadaha Isgaarsiinta dalka iyo maamul goboleedyada ka keeneen xubnaha Guddiga Isgaarsiinta Qaran oo Hal shirkad u badan taas oo uu ogeysiiyey Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya. Waxaa uu sheegay in isaga iyo Wasiir kuxigeenka aan lagala tashan magacaabida Guddiga Isgaarsiinta Qaranka, isla markaana dalbaday in kulan degdeg ah la isugu yimaado, si xal kama dambeys looga gaaro muranka jira nuqulada is diidan ee Xeerka Isgaarsiinta Qaranka, maadaama xeerka uu Madaxweynaha saxiixay iyo kan uu Wasiirka tixraacay ay is diidan yihiin. Sidoo kale waxaa uu tilmaamay in xulida iyo magacaabida Guddiga Isgaarsiinta Qaranka ay door muhiim ku lahaadaan dowlad goboleedyada iyo shirkadaha Isgaarsiinta dalka. Hoos Ka Akhriso Warka qoraalka ah ee Wasiiru Dowlaha Wasaaradda Boostada iyo Isgaarsiinta Soomaaliya. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho caasimada@live.com

DOHA–According to reports coming from Doha, Qatar’s capital confirm that a deal has been reached where Qatar Airways, Somali Federal Govt and Somali businessmen are expected to revive Somalia’s long-defunct flag carrier, Somali Airlines. It is agreed that Qatar Airways will have a share of 30 %, Somali Federal Govt will get a share of 40 % while Somali businessmen also will get 30 percent. It is announced in Doha that Qatar Airways will provide 4 airline carrier to put former defunct flag carrier back to the sky. The current Somali Federal Govt is seeking to put the Somali airline back to the skies. Somali Airlines was grounded in 1991 when Somalia’s central government collapsed.

HARGEISA– The President of the republic of Somaliland HE Musa Bihi Abdi has met with the country’s chairmen of Somaliland Supreme court and other heads of regional chairmen in the country. Heads of regional and district courts as well as appellate courts were in attendance of the meeting which was held at the presidential palace on Wednesday. The mission of the gathering was to find a solution to the constraints that the judiciary sectors have encountered. Heads of provincial courts have shared the president with accomplishments and areas that the president can provide support to the judiciary department. They have said in unison that the biggest challenge that they are faced with is all about lack of vehicles and buildings. They have appealed to the president to speed up the execution of cases that have finalized by the courts so that the citizens should have a fair justice. Once justice is done then that would pave the way for maintaining peace and national security. They have underscored that huge accomplishment has been made and that there is a sense of freedom when it comes to the judiciary. First of all, the president congratulated on well done job with the judiciary department and have acknowledged the obstacles that they are faced with. The president, Musa has pledged to work with the judiciary to overcome current constraints and join hands with them. The president has promised to fulfill all finalized court cases which is important to the stability and national security.

Muqdisho (Caasimadda Online) – Waxaa asbuucii ugu dambeeyey socday kulamo xasaasi ah oo u dhaxeeyey Kooxda Ictisaam iyo Kooxaha kale oo ay kamid tahay Kooxda Xisbul Islaam iyadoo laga wada hadlayey sidii ay uga qeyb noqon lahaayeen dowladda Soomaaliya. Xisbiyadaan ay ku midoobeen culumo Soomaaliyeed ayaa doonayo in wax laga badalo hab qeybsiga dowladda Soomaaliya. Xasan Daahir Aweys Xassan Dahir Aweyns oo ka mid ahaa dadka qadka telefanka ugu qayb-galay kulamadaas ayaa sheegay in wadanka jihaad lagu xuriyay isla markaasna ay tahay in dadkaas wax laga siiyo dowladda Soomaaliya. Wuxuu sheegay inay xoreynta dalka u dhinteen Mujaahidiin badan isla markaasna ay dagaal la galeen dad badan oo doonayo inaan Soomaaliya lagu xukumin Diinta Islaamka sida uu hadalka u dhigay. “Haddii aysan jirin laheyn Mujahidiinta naftoodii iyo maalkoodii u huray dalka lana dagaalay cadowga itoobiyaanka iyo hoggaamiyo kooxeedyadii dalka xukumi jiray, waqtigaan dalka Soomaaliya wuxuu gaanta ugu jiri lahaa gumeysi aan raali ka aheyn in dalka la xukumo Shareecada Islaamka” ayuu yiri Xasan Daahir Aweys. Dhanka kale Shiikh Bashiir oo kamid ahaa dadkii ka qeyb galay kulankaas ayaa sheegay inay lagama maarmaan tahay in culimada lagu daro dowladda Soomaaliya si looga baxo dhibaatada dalka ka jirto sida uu hadalka u dhigay, wuxuuna sheegay in waqtigaan la joogo ay tahay in Ra’isulwasaare la siiyo culimada Soomaaliyeed si ay wax uga badalaan dalka. “Wanaagga hadda la gaaray waxa lagu gaaray iskaashi labada dhinac ah, markii Madaxweyne laga soo xusho culumada waxa uu magacaabi jiray Ra’isal wasaare dhanka kala soo jeedo, labadana waa la isku waday, waxaa hadda la jooga xiligii Ra’isal Wasaare ka soo jeeda koox diimeedyadda la magacaabi lahaa, taasoo suuragal ka dhigayso in si wada jir ah loola dagaalo kuwa nabad diidka ah” ayuu yiri sheikh Bashiir. Sidoo kale kulankaan ayaa waxaa ka hadlay culimo badan kuwaas oo ra’iyi ahaan soo jeediyey in culimada jaanis la siiyo si ay dalka wax uga badalaan. Xasan Daahir Aweys ayaa ku jiro xabsi guri, wuxuuna ilaa hadda diidan yahay inuu badalo mowqifkiisii hore, wuxuuna xabsigaas ku jiraa ilaa waqtigii dowladdii Xasan Shiikh Maxamuud. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho caasimada@live.com

Madaxweynaha Jubuuti Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle ayaa ka hadlay heshiiskii ay horey u laaleen ee ay kula jireen shirkadda DP World oo maamulaysay dekadda Dooraale oo kamid ah dekadaha ugu muhiimsan dalkaas. Madaxweyne Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle oo wareysi gaar ah siiyay laanta Afka Soomaaliga ee BBC-da ayaa sheegay in Dubai ay doonaysay in ay hormariso ganacsigeeda, halka Jubuutina ay doonaysay in ay kala faa’iideystaan. “Dubai waxa ay ku jirtaa god, Jabuutina waxa ay taalaa badda horteeda, DP World waxay damacday in ay ilaaliso koodaas oo ay dekad kale oo horumarta helaan, anaguna waxaan ugu yeeranay waxay ahayd in suuqaas aan kala beddelano oo iyaguna ka faa’iideystaan anaguna aan ka faa’iideysano” ayuu yiri Ismaaciil Geelle. Madaxweyne Geelle ayaa sheegay in DP World ay diiday dhexdhexaadin iyo in dib u eegis lagu sameeyo heshiiskii ay horey u wada galeen, sidaas darteen uu isna wixii uu saxiixay xeer ku dumiyay, uuna u cuskaday dastuurka dalkiisa, sidoo kale waxa uu xusay in aysan diidin saamigiii maalgashiga ee DP World oo ahaa boqolkiiba 33. Dowladda Jabuuti iyo shirkadda laga leeyahay Imaaraadka ee DP World ayaa heshiiska dekadda konteenarada ee Dooraale oo ahaa 50 sano kala saxiixday 31 October 2006, waxaana heshiiskaas Jabuuti laashay February 27, 2018. Jabuuti ayaa sheegtay in dhibaatooyinkii heshiiskaas muranka ka dhaliyay ay kamid ahaayeen in Jabuuti ay dalkeeda ka dhisan weydo dekado cusub, dhabada tareenada ee cusub oo ay DP World ku dooday in ay dhexmareyso dhulkii lagu galay heshiiska iyo in ay canshuuro dheeraad ah ku soo rogtay badeecadaha Jabauuti u socda ee ay ganacsatada wadaniga ah leeyihiin. Jabuuti ayaa hadda maamulkii dekadda konteenarada Dooraale si toos ah ugu wareejisay shirkad dowladu leedahay. Hoos ka dhageyso Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle http://puntlandpost.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Madaxweynaha-dalka-Jabuuti-smaaciil-Cumar-Geelle-DP-World-waxay-isku-dayday.mp3 PUNTLAND POST The post Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle oo eedeeyay DP World appeared first on Puntland Post.

Mogadishu (HOL) - Al-Shabaab’s emir Ahmed Dirie better known by his nom de guerre, Abu Ubaidah, has reportedly died in Jilib town of southern Somalia, according to a senior military commander. If confirmed, Abu Ubaidah would be the group's third leader in thirteen years, and the first not to be killed by a U.S. airstrike. Source: Hiiraan Online

Al-Shabaab’s leader Ahmed Dirie (Abu Ubaidah) has passed away in Jilib town of southern Somalia. Source: Hiiraan Online

Al-Shabaab’s leader Ahmed Dirie (Abu Ubaidah) has passed on in Jilib town of southern Somalia. Source: Hiiraan Online

Waxaa maanta magaalada Garoowe ku soo xirmay tababar ku saabsan,waxbarashada Madaniga ah iyo Wacyi-gelinta dadweynaha oo ay si wadajir ah u qabteen Wasaaradda Dastuurka Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya iyo Wasaaradda Dastuurka Arrimaha Federaalka iyo demuquraaddiyeynta Puntland. Tababarkaan oo mudda afar maalmood ah socday ayaa looga faa’idaynayay,xubnaha Bulshada Rayidka ah ee Puntland iyo wasaaradaha Bah-wadaagta la ah, Wasaaradda Dastuurka Arrimaha Federaalka iyo demuquraaddiyeynta Puntland. Tababarkaan tababarayaasha ayaa xubnaha loo qabtay lagu wacy-gelinayay Dastuurka Dowladda Federaalka ah ee Soomaaliya ee haatan dib-u-eegista iyo turxaan-bixintu ay ku socoto,waxaana sharraaax buuxda laga siinayay hannaanka Dastuurka KMG Dowladda federaalka Soomaaliya. Agaasime Ku xigeenka ahna, Ku simaha Agaasimaha Wasaaradda Dastuurka Arrimaha Federaalka iyo demuquraaddiyeynta Puntland,Yuusuf Ibraahim Saalax oo faahfaahin ka bixiyay tababarkaan soo xirmay ayaa sheegay in tababarka lagu baranayay Dastuurka qabyada ah ee dalka,islamarkaana Bulshada lagu fahamsiinayay,isagoo intaas raaciyay in ay sii wadayaan tababarka oo degaanno kale oo Puntland ka tirsan ku qaban doonaan,maadama uu muhiimad gaar ah u leeyahay faham-siinta Bulshada ee Dastuurka dalka. Ugu dambayntii, Xamse Cabdi Barre oo ka socday Wasaaradda Dastuurka Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya oo tababarka soo xiray ayaa sheegay in ay muhiimad gaar ah leedahay marwalba Bulshada in la wacyi-geliyo,si ay go’aan sax ah u qaataan,wuxuna tababarkan soo xirmay ku tilmaamay mid wax badan Bulshada uga iftiiminaya Dastuurka dalka ee hadda dib-u-eegista iyo turxaan-bixintu ku socoto,isagoo caddeeyay in tababarkan sidii loo qorsheeyay u qabsoomay oo ay ka faa’idaysteen dhammaan xubnihii loo qabtay. Halkaan ka eeg sawirada PUNTLAND POST The post Wasaaradaha Dastuurka Federaalka iyo Puntland oo Garowe tababar ku soo xiray appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Maleeshiyada Kooxda Al-Shabaab ayaa beenisay inuu geeriyooday hoggaamiyihii kooxdaas, sida ay sheegeen saraakiil ka tirsan sirdoonka Soomaaliya. Qoraal kasoo baxay Al-Shabaab ayaa lagu sheegay inuu caafimaad qabo Axmed Diiriye Abu Cubayda, kuna howlan yahay gudashada shaqadiisa. “Warka kasoo yeeray kooxda Farmaajo ee ku aaddan in uu geeriyooday Sheekh Abu Cubayda ama uu xanuunsan yahay waa waxba kama jiraan, waxaa lagu qarinayaa afartii dekadood ee Ethiopia la siiyey” ayaa lagu yiri qoraalka Al-Shabaab oo lasoo dhigay shabakad taageersan kooxdaas. “Sheekh Abu Cubayda wuu noolyahay, wuuna caafimaad qabaa, waqtigii uu Allaah u qoray ayuuna dhiman doonaa, inta ka horeysana wuxuu cadowga Allaah ka hortaagnaan doonaa inay ajandayaashooda gurracan ka hirgeliyaan dhulka Soomaaliyeed ee Muslimka ah” ayay tiri al-Shabaab. Sarkaal sare oo ka tirsan ciidanka sirdoonka Soomaaliya isla markaana ka gaabsaday in magaciisa la shaaciyo, ayaa Idaacada VOA-da laanteeda afka Soomaaliga u sheegay in Axmed Diiriye uu u dhintay xanuun dhinaca kilyaha ah. Sarkaalkaan ayaa sheegay in Abu Cubeyda uu ku geeriyooday meel ka mid ah Koofurta Soomaaliya galabnimadi Isniintii aanu soo dhaafnay taariikhdana ku beegneyd 25-ka bishan June. Ma jirto war rasmi ah oo xaqiijinaya geerida Axmed Diiriye oo kasoo baxay xagjiriinta Somalia ee Al-Shabab. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho caasimada@live.com

Hay,adda GRT ayaa maantay Magaalada Garoowe ku qabtay Tababar looga hadlayey wada shaqaynta Bulshada iyo laamaha Amniga ee Magaalada Garoowe. Tababarkaan ayaa waxaa loo qabtay laamaha amniga gaar ahaan Booliska,Guddiyada Xaafadaha dhalinyarada iyo Bulshada qaybeheeda kala duwan. Kulanka ayaa lagu lafaguray sidii xal loogu heli lahaa sidii looga hortagi lahaa tacadiyada haweenka iyo gabdhaha islamarkaana kor loogu qaadai lahaa wadashaqaynta Bulshada iyo laamaha Amniga. Waxyaabaha lagu korfeeyey inta uu socday kulanku dhibaatada amni daro ee ka jirta magaalada Garoowe sida dhalinyarada Mopilka Furata,Gaadiidka Bajaajta oo dhibaato u gaysta bulshada iyo tacadiyada loo haweenka loo gaysto. Muxubo Siciid Maxamed Madaxa Waaxda Tacadiyada Hay,ada GRT oo furitaanka shirka ka hadashay ayaa sheegtay in kulankaa loo qabtay sidii kor loogu qaadi lahaa wada shaqaynta laamaha amniga iyo bulshada loogana hortagi lahaa tacadiyada ka dhanka ah haweenka iyo gabdhaha. Agaasimaha Waaxda arimaha Bulshada ee dowladda Hoose Cabdicasiis Maxamed Cali oo shirka furay ayaa sheegay wadashaqaynta bulshada iyo laamaha amaanku inay sababayso in laga hortago tacadiyada looga gaysto haweenka iyo gabdhaha. Agaasimaha Xaafadaha ee Dowladda Hoose Ee Garoowe Xaliimo Cabdulqaadir ayaa Hay,ada GRT uga mahad celisay kulankaan muhiimka ah ee ay u qabatay bulshada iyo laamaha amaanka iyadoo sheegtay in kulankaan uu kusoo aaday xili muhiim ah. Mahan markii ugu horaysay oo Hay,ada GRT ku qabato Puntland kulamo ay u qabato bulshada iyo laamaha amaanka kaas oo looga wacyigalinayo tacadiyada Haweenka iyo Gabdhaha. Halkaan Ka Daawo Sawiradda. PUNTLANDPOST.NET The post HAY,ADDA GRT OO GAROOWE KU QABATAY Kulan LOOGA HADLAYO WADA SHAQAYNTA BULSHADA IYO LAAMAHA AMAANKA appeared first on Puntland Post.

Jabuuti (Caasimadda Online) – Madaxweynaha Dalka Jabuuti Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle oo wareysi siiyay Idaacadda BBC-da ayaa ka hadlay Xaaladda Soomaaliya ee amaanka iyo siyaasadda waxa uuna madaxda Dalka ku amaanay dadaalada ay wadaan ee soo kabashada Soomaaliya. Madaxweyne Geelle ayaa sheegay iney Soomaaliya ka soo kabaneyso Dhismaha Ciidamada, Amaanka, Siyaasadda iyo dhaqaalaha markii loo eego sanadihii dambe iyo dadaalada ay sameeyeen madaxda isbadashay isagoo sheegay in la joogo waqtigii la garab qaban lahaa xaaladda soo kabashada ah. “Wadadii isku filnaanshaha ayey ku socotaa, waxaana soo kabanaya dhismaha Ciidamada oo ay tahay iney la wareegaan amaanka dalkooda waana annaguna inaan ku taageernaa xaaladaasi wanaagsan ee muuqata, waa la gaaray waqtigii ay AMISOM ku wareejin laheyd amaanka dalkooda Ciidamada Soomaaliya laakiin waxay u baahan yihiin in dhaqaalo lagu taageero” ayuu yiri Madaxweyne Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle. Geelle ayaa ka hadlay qorshaha AMISOM looga saarayo Soomaaliya, iyo natiijada ka dhalan karta maadaama weli falal amnidarro ka dhacayaan gudaha dalka Soomaaliya. Waxa uu sheegay in hore dhowr mar uu sheegay in ciidamada shisheeye uusan dalka Soomaaliya waxba u tareyn laakin loo baahan yahay in u dhis lagu sameeyo Ciidamada dowladda federaalka Soomaaliya. Waxa uu sheegay in AMISOM dhaqaalo badan uu ku baxo laakin ay u baahan tahay in waqti yar lasiiyo si Ciidamada dowladda Soomaaliya ay awood ugu yeeshaan in ay la wareegaan amniga Guud ee dalka. Waxa uu ugu baaqay Dowladaha dhinaca dhaqaalaha ka taageera AMISOM in ay siiwadan taageerada dhinac walba si waqtiga yare e u harsan ay u dhameystaan. Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle Madaxweynaha Jabuuti ayaa sidoo kale ka hadlay Arimaha ka taagan deegaanka Tukeraq ee gobalka SOOl oo ay ka jirto xiisad u dhaxeysa Soomaaliland iyo Puntland isagoo labada dhinac ka dalbaday iney ka caqliyeeystaan dagaal qabiil oo ay umidoobaan Danaha iyo Mustaqbalka Soomaaliya. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho caasimada@live.com

Representatives of Minnesota’s Muslim community gathered Tuesday to condemn the U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding President Donald Trump’s travel ban. Source: Hiiraan Online

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Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Wararka naga soo gaaraya maamulka Puntland ayaa sheegaya in Dowlada Imaaraadka Carabta ay iminka xarumo sirdoon ka dhex dhisaneyso Puntland. Xogta aan heleyno ayaa sheegeysa in Xarumaha cusub ay Imaaraadka ka dhex dhisanayaan qeybo kamid ah Garoonka magaalada Garoowe ee Xarunta maamulka, halkaas oo amnigeeda aad loo adkeeyay. Xarumaha ayaa la xaqiijiyay inay ka howlgali doonaan qaar kamid ah Saraakiisha Sirdoon iyo kuwa Militery ee dhawaan Dowlada Somalia ka erisay magaalada Muqdisho. Qaar kamid ah qalabka loogu tallo galay in looga dhex shaqeeyo Xarumahaasi ayaa laga dajiyay magaalada Garoowe, waxaana iminka halkaa ku sugan mas’uuliyiin ka socda Hay’adaha amaanka Imaaraadka iyo Khubaro ku xeeldheer istiraatiijiyada kuwaa oo qiimeyn ku sameyn doona goobaha lagu shaqeyn doono. Dowlada Imaaraadka ayaa xarumahaani uga maarmi doonta kuwa ay ku lahaayen magaalada Muqdisho, waxaana lasoo sheegayaa in sidoo kale ay dhaqaale xoogan ku wareejiyeen Hoggaamiyaha Puntland C/weli Gaas, taa oo la saadaalinayo in loogu tallo galay in Gaas uu uga baxo doorashada si mar kale uu usoo laabto. Sidoo kale, maamulka Puntland ayaa horay u sheegay in ka maamul ahaan aysan ka maarmi Karin dowlada Imaaraadka carabta, sidaa aawgeed aysan waxba ka khuseyn go’aank ay dowlada Somalia ka qaadatay Imaaraadka. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, Imaaraadka ayaa magaalada Muqdisho looga aqoonsaday inay halis ku tahay Amniga, Dhaqaalaha iyo dhinaca Horumarka. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com