Washington (Caasimadda Online) – Wararka laga helayo dalka Mareykanka ayaa sheegaya in madaxweynihii hore ee Soomaaliya Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud loo diiday dal-ku-galka Mareykanka (Visa), taasoo keentay in la joojiyo muxaarado uu ka jeedin lahaa xarunta Marriott Sable Oaks, 2ee Koonfurta Portland. Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh ayaa lagu casuumay inuu ka hadlo Golaha arrimaha caalamka ee Gobolka Maine, isagoo qodobka uu ka hadli lahaa uu ahaa: “Somalia the Crossroads: Opportunities + Challenges Post-Civil War”, laakiin madaxa ururka casuumay madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh ayaa cudurdaar ay soo diray ku sheegtay inay aad uga xun tahay in Mudane Xasan Sheekh ay safaaradda Mareykanka ee Somalia u diido Visa-ha Mareykanka. Safaaradda ayaa ku dooday in Soomaaliya ka mid tahay lix dal oo muslim ah, kuwaasoo xayiraad socdaalka ah uu ku soo rogay Mareykanka, taasoo keentay in madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh awoodi waayo inuu ka xaadiro dalka Mareykanka. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda Somaliland ayaa gunadii bilaha ahayd ka joojisay sagaal ka mid ah wakiilada dibadda ee Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland. Qoraal uu wasiirka arrimaha dibadda Somaliland Dr. Sacad Cali Shire u kala diray wakiiladan oo aan saxaafadda loogu tallo gelin balse uu Geeska Afrika helay nuqul ka mid ah, ayaa wuxuu guno joojinta ku sababeeyay wakiilada oo aan xafiisyo lahayn. Qoraalkan oo uu Wasiir Sacad Cali Shire, ogaysiin nuqul ka mid ah ku siiyay madaxweyne Muuse Biixi Cabdi, kuna taariikhaysan 21 March 2018, ayaa u qornaa sidan “Markii qiimayn lagu sameeyay wakiilada Jamhuuriyada Somaliland ee dibadaha, markii la tixgeliyay istaraatajiyada cusub ee wasaaradda ee aqoonsi raadinta, markii la eegay miisaaniyadda wasaaradda waxa la go’aansaday in gunooyinkii la siin jiray wakiilada aan xafiisyada lahayn la joojiyo. Sanduuqna loo sameeyo laga maalgeliyo hawlaha la xidhiidha aqoonsiga, wakiilkuna uu dalab soo gudbiyo kharashka ku baxaya hawl qabadkiisa, sida xaflad, socdaal, olole, xus, kulan iyo wixii la mid ah. Sidaas darteed waxa laga codsanayaa wakiilada inay soo gudbiyaan qorshe hawleed iyo kharashka ku baxaya hawl walba.” Wakiilada uu wasiir Sacad Cali Shire, qoraalka ku socodsiiyay oo u badan kuwo uu Madaxweyne Siilaanyo magacaabay ayaa kala ah: Waakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Norway Wakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Faransiiska Wakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Turkiga Wakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Kanada Wakiilka wareega (ambassador at large) Wakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Ireland Wakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Sucuudiga Wakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee dalalka Cumaan iyo Kuwait Wakiilka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland ee Koonfurta Suudaan Qaran News

Xasan Sheikh Madaxweynihii hore ee dowladda federalka Soomaaliya, Xasan Sheikh Maxamuud ayaa loo diiday Dal ku galka wadanka Mareykanka isagoo la filaye in uu qudbad ka jeediyo Shirka Hormarinta Afrika ee ka dhacaya jaamacada Harvard. Xasan Sh. Maxamuud ayaa martiqaad ka helay “ World Affairs for Mainers” si uu halkaasi uga jeediyo ama uga hadlo arimo ku saabsan marxaladda ay Soomaaliya marayso“ Somalia at the crossraods. Diidmada dalku-galka Xasan Sheekh, ayaa la sheegay in Safaaradda Maraykanku u cuskatay iyada oo Soomaaliya ay ka mid tahay lix wadan oo Muslim ah, oo maamulka Madaweynaha Marayakan Donald Trump uu ka soo saaray dikreeto 13769, taasi oo uu kaga mamnuucay in dalku-gal loo siiyo Maraykanka. Si lamid ah, Xasan Sheekh ayaa ka baaqsaday socdaal uu ku tegi lahaa dalka Sweden kadib markii loo diiday in Visaha Dal ku galka Baasaboorkiisa Diblomaasiga ah loogu dhejiyo. Tallaabadaas ayaa la sheegay in ay ka dambeysay Safaarada ay dowladda Sweden ku leedahay dalka Tanzania oo aan aqoonsaneyn Baasaboorka Soomaaliga taas oo keentay in Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud loo diido in Visaha Dal ku galka Baasaboorkiisa Diblomaasiga ah loogu dhejiyo Puntlandi.com

The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) on Saturday wrapped up gender awareness training for about 98 Somali police officers in four regional states in Somalia to help broaden their knowledge on human rights. Source: Hiiraan Online

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - DP World has won a 30-year concession with an option of a further 20-year extension for the management and development of a greenfield multi-purpose port project at Banana, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Source: Hiiraan Online

RIYADH: President of the Shoura Council Abdullah Al-Asheikh is leading the Kingdom’s delegation participating in the 138th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU). The assembly, which began on Saturday in Geneva, will be on the theme of “Strengthening the global regime for migrants and refugees: The need for evidence-based policy solutions.” Source: Hiiraan Online

Some Somali-Americans worried their community, rather than the use of deadly force by an officer, will end up on trial. Source: Hiiraan Online

Late last month, roughly 80 immigrant men from Somalia, Kenya, and Sudan arrived at a remote, for-profit detention center in West Texas to await deportation. In the week that followed, the men were pepper-sprayed, beaten, threatened, taunted with racial slurs, and subjected to sexual abuse. The treatment they endured amounted to multiple violations of federal law and grave human rights abuses — and it all happened over the course of a single week. These are the findings of chilling new report by a collection of Texas-based legal advocacy groups. Source: Hiiraan Online

The first non-stop scheduled flight from Australia to the UK has landed in London – early – after a 17 hour, six minute journey across 9,240 miles (14,875km) from Perth. Source: Hiiraan Online

Maxkamadda Ciidamada Qalabka Sida ee Soomaaliya ayaa saaka xukunno kala duwan ku ridday saddex nin oo lagu eedeeyay in ay ka tirsan yihiin Al-shabaab. saddexda nin oo lagu kala magacaabo;Maxammed Cabdiraxmaan Maxamuud,Jamaal Maxammed Cali iyo Axmed Aadan weerar ayaa dhammaantood la sheegay in lagu helay denbiyada lagu kala eedeeyay,sida uu sheegay Guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Ciidamada Qalabka Sida,G/sare Xassan cali Nuur Shuute. Maxkamadda ayaa xabsi-daa’im ku xukuntay,Maxammed Cabdiraxmaan Maxamuud oo lagu eedeeyay in uu Al-shabaab u qaabilsanaa samaynta qaraxyada,halka Maxammed Cali iyo Axmed Aadan weerar oo lagu eedeeyay qeybta qaraxyada lagu riday min 10 sano xabsi ciidan ah. PUNTLAND POST The post Maxkamadda Ciidamada Qalabka Sida ee Soomaaliya oo xukunno ridday appeared first on Puntland Post.

???????????????????????????????????? By Ahmed Abdi Hargeisa— Farmers in Maroodijeeh said on Saturday that the Ministry of Agriculture does nothing to help them. “We dig wells in our hands due to lack of materials and insects destroy our farms,” said one of the smallholder farmers in Somaliland. The farmers asked the Ministry of Agriculture to lend them a hand in their efforts to contribute to Somaliland’s economic. Last Wednesday, the FOA Representative Dr. Daniele Donati visited Somaliland to monitor the damages caused by droughts to agricultural crops and listened to the needs of the small smallholder farmers in the region. Dr. Donati pledged more support the farmers in Somaliland.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — In apartment complexes on opposite sides of town, the women — one a former shopkeeper from Somalia, the other a teacher from Bhutan — waited for children to come home. Source: Hiiraan Online

Guddiga Difaaca Aqalka Hoose ee Baarlamanka Soomaaliya ayaa Axadda maanta ah la kulmaya Wasiirka Difaaca Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya,Maxammed Mursal Sheekh Cabdiraxmaan,sida ay xaqiijinayan xog-ogaal ku sugan magaalada Muqdisho. Guddiga ayaa lagu wadaa in ay Wasiirka su’aalo ka weydiiyaan xiisadda ka dhalatay dhul-boobka dowladda kenya ay ku hayso shacabka degmada Beledxaawo ee gobolka Gedo iyo sida wasaaraddiisu ay ku wajahayso xiisaddaas. Sabtidii shalay,xubno ka tirsan Aqalka Sare ee Baarlamanka Soomaaliya oo kulan ku yeeshay magaalada Muqdisho ayaa codsaday in si deg deg ah loogu yeero Wasiiro uu ku jiro kan Difaaca,si wax looga weydiiyo dhul-boobka dowladda Kenya ay ka waddo degmada Beledxaawo ee gobolka Gedo. Wixii ka soo kordha kala soco:Puntlandpost.net The post Guddiga Difaaca Golaha Shacabka oo maanta la kulmaya Wasiirka Difaaca appeared first on Puntland Post.

Former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud was reportedly denied a U.S. Visa after being booked to speak at two New England area events. The now infamous ‘Trump Ban’ has reportedly prevented the former president from travelling to the Cambridge, Massachusetts to deliver a keynote speech at the 9th Annual African Development Conference at Harvard University; as well as South Portland, Maine to speak at the World Affairs Council of Maine in a presentation titled “Somalia the Crossroads: Opportunities + Challenges Post-Civil War”. The cancellation was announced by the World Affairs Council of Maine who posted in a since-deleted post on their facebook page and on their website. “World Affairs Council of Maine regrets to share that H.E. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud was denied visa issuance by the U.S. Consulate in Somalia under Executive Order 13769, Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States. Somalia is one of the six Muslim countries included in the travel ban. President Hassan is therefore unable to present as Keynote Speaker at Harvard’s African Development Conference this weekend or at the World Affairs Council’s event on Tuesday.” Although the World Affairs Council of Maine said Mohamud was banned under Executive Order 13769, that Executive Order was revoked and replaced by Executive Order 13780 and further expanded by Presidential Proclamation 9645 which explicitly restricts travel from eight nations, six of them predominantly Muslim: Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad, North Korea and Venezuela. The African Development Conference has not announced a cancellation of their event, and at the time of writing, their event is still scheduled. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has visited the U.S. several times while serving as the President of Somalia, including visits to the U.N General Assembly in New York and the White House. This now-deleted Facebook post by the World Affairs Council of Maine announces the cancellation of his appearance as the keynote speaker at their event. The group says the former president was denied a visa under the controversial ‘Trump Ban’. PHOTO: TWITTER ( @AbdisalamAato ) The VISA rejection comes weeks after another high-profile African dignitary was allegedly denied entry into the U.S. Earlier this month, several African media outlets were reporting that Liberia’s Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor was either denied or given offered a ‘restricted visa’ to attend the UN’s 62nd session of the Commission on the Status of Women in New York. The United States Embassy has previously said that the country’s “privacy laws” forbids it from discussing visa and immigration issues with anyone other than the person concerned. “U.S. privacy laws prohibit us from discussing any person’s visa application status, immigration status, or citizenship status with anyone other than the person in question,” the embassy said in a release. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama greet His Excellency Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, and Mrs. Qamar Ali Omar, in the Blue Room during a U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit dinner at the White House, Aug. 5, 2014. [Official White House Photo by Amanda Lucidon] Somalia’s current President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo who holds dual U.S. and Somali citizenship has insisted that he wants Somalia off the immigration ban. In an interview with VOA a day after his election he said he would work to convey the message. “It is part of my responsibility to talk about this issue with the U.S. government by conveying our message to the president and his government that the Somali people are really good, hard-working people,” Farmajo said. “They raise their families in the United States. So we will see if he can change that policy and exclude Somalis from that list.” US visa denials for African invitees have forced the cancellation of a US-Africa Energy Summit scheduled for later this last September. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud joins a growing list of foreign dignitaries that were reportedly denied entry into the U.S in 2018 that include Kosovo Prime Minister M Ramush Haradinaj, Serbian General Ljubisa Dikovic, and Argentine Ex-Foreign Minister Hector Timerman. Source: Hol

Every night at midnight, little Halima Salah wakes with a start, screams – and is so terrified she throws up. It is always the same nightmare. She is back in Yemen, where a Saudi Arabian bombing campaign has devastated millions of lives. A campaign that is armed and equipped by Britain. Nearly three years ago, Halima was playing outside the family home in the port of Aden when Saudi forces dropped a bomb, instantly killing two of her friends. The missile that ended their lives was highly likely to have been made in the UK. Tomorrow marks the third anniversary of the conflict in Yemen. In that time, UK firms have made £6billion selling arms to Saudi Arabia with Government approval. And in the course of 15,000 air strikes, British-made bombs and fighter jets have helped hit 800 schools, killed 1,600 children and maimed thousands more like Halima. James Denselow, of Save the ­Children, warns today: “Tens of thousands more could die this year.” Halima was just five when the blast knocked her unconscious and left her almost blind and barely able to walk. Her life was saved because her father Anwar, 56, dragged her limp body from the rubble and took her to a medical centre where she was treated for shrapnel wounds. “When I found her I thought she was dead,” Anwar says. “I got her to a doctor, but that’s when we knew we had to leave. We don’t know who is paying for the bombs but we just want it to stop.” The conflict has forced almost 50,000 people to flee Yemen. And it shames Britain’s close relationship with Saudi Arabia. This month, Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman dined with Theresa May and the Queen. glleryc May claims she raised “deep concerns” with the prince about the world’s worst humanitarian crisis unfolding in Yemen, with 11.3 million children affected. Yet it’s understood the Foreign Office is about to rubber stamp arms giant BAE Systems’ sale of 48 Typhoon fighters to Saudi Arabia. To mark the conflict anniversary, Save the Children will hand a 60,000 signature petition to No 10 calling for such sales to be suspended. Anwar and wife Iqra, 33, fled Yemen days after the bomb, taking wounded Halima and their nine other children to make the treacherous crossing to Somalia where there is civil war and a drought. It is a hotbed of Islamic extremist groups, and so called White Widow Samantha Lewthwaite, the widow of 7/7 bomber Germaine Lindsay, is rumoured to be there. Yet it is a safe haven compared to Yemen. Bombs have hit hospitals and food shipments, pushing the country to the brink of famine. Lack of food and proper medical supplies has triggered almost a million reported cases of cholera, thought to be the worst outbreak since records began. Like many people who have witnessed the horrific violence first hand, bewildered little Halima finds it hard to speak about the bomb or her dead friends. Abishimo Hamed, 40, understands her pain. A native Somali, she fled her home country 20 years ago to escape the civil war and build a new life in Yemen, working as a cleaner to support her three teenage children. Now war has again turned her life upside down – and driven her back to Somalia. Her decision was made when a pregnant friend was travelling on a bus with her five children when it was targeted by war planes. “They thought the bus was carrying bombs,” she said. “My friend and her children were killed with everyone else. “There were body parts everywhere. Some were really badly burned.” Nine days later, Abishimo and her children fled back to Somalia with the help of a man who hid them among livestock in a boat crossing the Gulf. The family now lives in a refugee camp hut in Garowe, in the Puntland region of the country. A few shacks along we find Muzamal Ibrahim, 26. He was caught in another bus attack in 2016. He lost his left arm. He said: “I lost so much blood I almost died.” In Yemen, he washed cars for a living, but in Somalia he has been reduced to begging for food. Another bombing survivor cradles her three-month-old baby (Image: Sunday Mirror) Last year, his wife gave birth to triplets. All three died from malnutrition. Muzamal says: “In Yemen, before the war, we had food and the children could go to school. Here, we have nothing.” Fellow refugee Zaynab Omar, 25, fled Yemen shortly after the war broke out, worried for her children. Yet the drought and food shortages in Somalia have torn her life apart. Eight months ago, her daughters Yasmin, two, and Aisha, one, died from malnutrition and cholera two days apart. She says: “I’ve since had twins and I think one of them is malnourished. “The doctors have told me to take her to hospital, but I don’t have the money. Maybe if the war in Yemen hadn’t happened Yamsin and Aisha would still be here.” Fadumo Ahmed also left Yemen because she feared for the life of her son Bashir. A map showing Yemen in relation to Somalia She had a good life before the war, working in a beauty salon in a town called Mukala while her husband worked for a petrol company. Now, she begs local shopkeepers for food to keep her family alive. She says: “Leaving Yemen behind was so tragic, but we had no choice. “I have seen bombs going off everywhere, lots of deaths and injuries, smoke everywhere. I’ve lost friends and seen others maimed. “Rebel groups have taken people from their houses and slaughtered them, then taken their bloody clothes to give back to their families as a warning.” All Fadumo and the rest of these shattered families want is to go home and return to their old lives. But as Save the Children predicts the fourth year of the war could be its deadliest yet, it seems a distant dream. Anwar says: “My children know nowhere but their homeland. But now they are scared of it. “We long to go back but we can’t. It’s just not safe.” And it’s likely to get a lot more dangerous if more British-made war jets with Saudi Arabian pilots end up in the skies above devastated Yemen. No end in sight for the conflict ignited by the Arab Spring The Yemen conflict has its roots in the 2010 Arab Spring, a revolutionary wave of battles for reform in several countries. An uprising saw president Ali Abdullah Saleh replaced by deputy Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi. But he struggled to deal with attacks by separatist groups such as the Muslim Houthi movement. It gained a foothold in the north in 2014 before trying to to take control of the country. Alarmed by the Houthi groups’ supposed links to Iran, nine Arab states led by Saudi Arabia have been trying to restore the previous government. They have launched a sustained bombing campaign with support from the UK, the USA and France. But three years on, both sides are entrenched, and UN peace deal attempts have failed. How you can help end this crisis By James Denselow, Save the children’s head of conflict and humanitarian policy and advocacy For the past three years, children in Yemen have been bombed and starved with utter impunity. Thousands have died in their homes or in hospitals as they waited in vain for medicines or life-saving equipment to reach them. Tens of thousands more could die this year alone if urgent action is not taken to end the violence. Children who once felt they had a future have seen their cities and dreams turned to rubble. Half of all hospitals have now been damaged or destroyed. Hundreds of schools have been levelled or attacked, and four million children are on the brink of famine. Britain has both moral and legal obligations to use its close relationship with Saudi Arabia to ensure arms aren’t used indiscriminately, killing and maiming children. What guarantees do the UK have that British-made weapons will not be used as part of an aerial campaign that has already hit 800 Yemen schools? British firms have sold more than £6billion worth of weapons to Saudi Arabia since the war in Yemen escalated three years ago. The saddest thing is all of this suffering is man-made. All we need is political will from all the warring parties to end the bloodshed and fully relax the blockade so humanitarian and commercial supplies can enter Yemen. Without this, the fourth year of its war will likely be its deadliest yet. Your donation could change the course of the war for a child in Yemen or now in Somalia. You could help stop children starving by helping us treat malnutrition and deliver food. You could help us distribute hygiene kits, set up treatment centres and rehydration points to stop the spread of diseases like cholera. And you could help us ensure children have safe places to learn, play, and begin to come to terms with what they’ve been through. Visit this site to donate today. Source: – Mirror

Slapping a large piece of equipment wrapped in packing materials, Dr Mohamed Hussein Aden smiles: “The Swiss sent us this but unfortunately not with the instruction manual so we don’t know how to use it. It’s sat here for a good few years now. Shame really.” The ceiling of the theatre is sagging and the operating table stained and split. It’s a far cry from Harrow, north London, where Aden lived and worked before returning in 2012 to Somalia, from where he fled as a refugee in 1994. Now he is the director of Galkayo hospital, the main facility for the inhabitants of Somalia’s third city and for those living for hundreds of miles around in the drought-hit countryside. “I came back in 2012. We Somalians have always felt a duty, an obligation, to support those back home, and now we are coming back, bringing the skills back, engineering, building, medicine. So many of our politicians are from the diaspora,” said Aden, 62, who harbours political ambitions. Four of his six children have returned with him, he said, seeing Somalia’s fragile peace as an opportunity. Somalia’s president, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, has dual US and Somalian citizenship. In his cabinet and ministries British accents vie with those from US, Canada and other parts of Europe. The aid agencies and civil society are full of young people like Saredo Mohamed, 22, born in Canada to Somali parents, who is relearning her mother tongue and culture. “You see a lot of people in my age group coming back, it is a wonderful opportunity to give back and also to learn about my culture,” she said. Mohamed is working at Galkayo Education Centre for Peace and Development, founded by her aunt Hawa Aden Mohamed, another returnee from Canada. The sheer numbers of diaspora returnees is unique to a country that has seen decades of war and lawlessness. In 2015, two million Somalis living outside the country were sending home so much money to support the households who stayed behind that the remittances accounted for 23% of GDP. There have been tensions. Local Somalis have sometimes demanded more rights than those who have spent decades or whole lives abroad while returnees have been accused of assuming superiority due to their education and experience. A symposium was held in the capital Mogadishu last June to attempt to bridge such gaps. “Such efforts hope to see people who have stayed and foreign returnees rebuilding Somalia together,” said Aden. “The diaspora has a big role, many of the young people come back and have a real culture shock. My son, 25, was really shocked when he arrived from London, it took 35 days for him to assimilate, now he is drinking camel’s milk! “Myself, I came back after 28 years because my sister was dying. I said I would stay three months. Here I am after five years.” Aden shows the work being done on a new building in the hospital’s compound: “Eighty per cent of the funding comes directly from the diaspora, mainly Europe, the Scandinavians, Denmark. We are really changing the town.” The construction work is being done by a company owned by Ali Dhaaf Abdi, aged 42, fresh from Norway. His Norwegian-born wife is still adjusting to this dusty city where only a handful of buildings are over one storey, and only one more than two storeys. “We will soon change that,” said Abdi. “For $25,000 I can build you a house for a family of four … I am building houses here for people from Sweden, from Canada, from the UK. “I came back because while it is easy to make a business in Europe, it is difficult to grow bigger. Here I can expand. And this is my country. Now I have 120 employees. They welcome me here for the jobs. “I do miss the security, Galkayo is very fragile. I also miss supermarkets and the high quality of clothing, but the education is the same. We have good wi-fi, my children come and go between here and Oslo.” Source: – The Guardian

Seventeen-year-old Saida Dahir’s blistering spoken word performance about her fear of school shootings and the political hypocrisy that follows electrified the crowd at Salt Lake City’s March for Our Lives on Saturday afternoon. A refugee from Somalia and current junior in high school, Dahir tells Mother Jones that she wants to to address intersectionality in the gun safety movement that has spread throughout the country in the wake of the Parkland, Florida, massacre that left 14 students and three adults dead. She tackled everything from the racial bias that shows up in discussions of mass shooters—”If all Muslims are terrorists, what is this white boy?”—to the morally bankrupt political class: “We all know who is Congress’ real benefactor.” Source: Hiiraan Online

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Iyadoo dhawaanahaani dowladaha dariska la ah Somalia ay sii laba jibaaren boobka dhulalka Soomaalida ee xadka la leh, ayaa waxaa soo baxaaya in dowlada Ethiopia ay la wareegtay magaalo hor leh oo ay laheyd Somalia. Ex Xildhibaan Maxamed Iidle Geedi oo kasoo jeeda deegaanada maamulka Koonfur Galbeed, isla markaana u waramaayay Idaacada Knn ee magaalada Muqdisho, ayaa sheegay in Ethiopia ay kusii dhiiraneyso inay la wareegto Somalia. Maxamed Iidle, waxa uu sheegay in dhawaan uu gaaray deegaano hoosyimaada Gobolada dhaca Xadduuda dalka uu la wadaago Ethiopia isla markaana halkaas uu ku soo arkay magaalo weyn oo ay la wareegtay Dowladda Ethiopia. Waxa uu sheegay in magaaladaasi ay iminka xisaabsato dowlada Ethiopia, balse dhawaan ay aheyd mid raacsan Somalia, hase ahaatee uusan garankarin sababta ka danbeysay in dowlada Somalia ay ka aamusto. Waxa uu Ex Xildhibaan Maxamed Iidle Geedi sheegay in dowlada Ethiopia ay gabi ahaan qaadatay Degmada Aato oo ka tirsan Gobolka Bakool, waxa uuna cadeeyay in maamul ahaan xiligaani ay gacanta ku heyso Ethiopia. Waxa uu intaa ku daray in gabi ahaan Degmada Aato laga dajiyay calanka Somalia, isla markaana laga taagay keliya Calamada Ethiopia. ‘’Maamulka ka jira Degmada Aato waxaa kan Ethiopia, xitaa ciidamada halkaa ka shaqeeya waa kuwooda waxaana indhaheyga ku arkay in dhammaan degmada laga taagay calamada Ethiopia’’ Ex Xildhibaan Geedi ayaa sheegay in magaaladaasi gobalka Bakool looga yaqaano Aato Ethiopia, balse ay tahay magaalo weyn ku taala dhulka Somalia kana mid ah 6-da degmo ee Gobalka Bakool. Sidoo kale waxa uu sheegay Ex Xildhibaan Geedi in Dowlada Ethiopia ay Degmada Aato ka dhisatay Saldhig Booliis, MCH “Xarun Caafimaad” Iskuulo Dowladda Leedahay, iyo Xarumo kale. Waxa uu sheegay in magaaladaasi ay ku nool yihiin muwaadiniin badan oo Ethiopian ah Soomaalidana ay marti ku tahay magaalada. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, Ex Xildhibaan Geedi ayaa dowlada Somalia ugu baaqay inay qaado talaabo ka dhan ah Ethiopia, haddii ay qaadi weydana ay jawaab ka bixin doonaan shacabka. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

From Britain to Canada, people who have spent decades away are bringing their skills to rebuild their country Source: Hiiraan Online

Nairobi (HOL) - Former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud was reportedly denied a U.S. Visa after being booked to speak at two New England area events. Source: Hiiraan Online

Maamulka gobolka Gedo ee Koonfurta Soomaaliya ayaa sheegay in ay dirayan ciidan difaaca degmada Beledxaawo oo maalmihii la soo dhaafay militariga Kenya ay boholo iyo booraamo waaweyn ka jeexeen. Dadweynaha degmada Beledxaawo ee gobolka Gedo ayaa soo sheegay in dowladda Kenya ay magaalada laba u kala qeybisay,kadib markii ay darbi iyo boholo ka dhex jeexday xaafado kamid ah Beledxaawo. Shacabka degamadaasi ayaa mudaharaadyo xooggan oo looga horjeedo dhibaatada Kenya waxay ka hor sameeyeen ciidamada Kenya ee halkaas ku sugan,iyagoo meelaha qaar aasay godadkii la qoday. Haddaba guddoomiye kuxigeenka Amniga gobolka Gedo,Cusmaan Nuur Xaaji ayaa sheegay in wixii haatan ka dambeeya dagaalkii ay kula jireen Al-Shabaab ay u leexinayan dhinaca ciidamada Kenya oo uu sheegay in ay dhul boob ku hayaan degmada Beledxaawo. Mudane.Cusmaan Nuur Xaaji ayaa intaas ku daray in ciidan difaaca loo ditayo degmadaasi,si looga hortago boobka dalka Kenya ay ku qaadanayan qeybo kamid ah Beledxaawo. PUNTLAND POST The post Maamulka Gedo oo sheegay in dagaalkii Al-shabaab loo leexinayo ciidamada Kenya appeared first on Puntland Post.

Every night at midnight, little Halima Salah wakes with a start, screams – and is so terrified she throws up. Source: Hiiraan Online

Ciidanka Xoogga dalka Soomaaliya ayaa hawgal ku dilay sarkaal sare oo ka tirsan Al-shabaab,sida ay soo werisay Wakaaladda SONNA. Sarkaalka oo lagu magacaabi jiray Cali Axmed Guure ayaa lagu dilay degaan u dhexeeya magaalooyinka Beledweyne iyo Maxaas ee gobolka Hiiraan,wuxuuna qaablisanaa uruurinta lacagaha baadda ah ee Al-shabaab ka qaaddo shacabka,sida ay sheegtay Wakaaaladda Wararka Soomaaliya ee SONNA. Sidoo kale ciidanka Xoogga dalka ayaa la wareegay degaanka Hees oo hoostaga degmada Beledweyne ee xarunta gobolka Hiiraan,iyagoo halkaasi ka saaray malayshiyaad ka tirsan Al-shabaab oo horeay u maamuli jiray degaankaasi. PUNTLAN DPOST The post Militariga Soomaaliya oo dilay sarkaal sare ka tirsan Al-shabaab. appeared first on Puntland Post.

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Sida aan wararkeena hore ku sheegnay waxaa magaalada Muqdisho kulan ku yeeshay Guddoomiyaha baarlamaanka Somalia Maxamed Sheekh Cusmaan Jawaari iyo qaar kamid ah Madaxda AMISOM. Kulanka oo ahaa mid si gaara uga dhacay xerada Xalane ayaa waxaa kulankaasi dhanka Madaxda AMISOM ku hogaaminaayay Wakiilka Midowga Afrika u qaabilsan Soomaaliya ahna Madaxa AMISOM Amb. Fransico Madiera iyo Saraakiisha Ciidamada AMISOM. Guddoomiye Jawaari waxaa dhankiisa ku wehlinayay kulanka Guddoomiye kuxigeenka labaad ee Golaha Shacabka Mahad Cabdalla Cawad, Xoghayaha Guud ee Baarlamaanka C/kariin Xaaji Cabdi (Buux) iyo xubno kale oo ka tirsan Golaha Shacabka. Qodobada diirada lagu saaray kulanka ayaa waxaa kamid ahaa xiisada ka dhalatay Mooshinka laga keenay Guddoomiyaha Golaha Shacabka, Cidamada la wareegay xarunta Baarlamaanka, Howlaha sugidda amniga Xarunta iyo halka ay ka dhici doonto doorashada cod bixinta. Guddoomiye Jawaari ayaa inta uu kulanka socday AMISOM u muujinaayay inay jirto kalsooni darro ka heysata dhanka baarlamaanka, sidaa aawgeedna uu doonaayo inaanu doorashada cod bixinta ka marnaan faragalintooda si aan loo baalmarin hanaanka codeynta. Waxa uu Jawaari khudbadiisa ku muujiyay in shaqsi ahaantiisa uusan ku dhalan Kursiga isla markaana uu diyaar u yahay in looga qaado cod nadiif ah, waxa uuna si bareera u diiday in codeynta ay ka dhacdo Xarunta Golaha Shacabka. Nuqulka khudbada Jawaari waxaa qeyb ka ahaa ‘’Waxaan ku qanacsanahay kuna qanci doonaa in doorashada ay ka dhacdo kaliya Hoolka Garoonka ee lagu qabtay doorashada Farmaajo’’ ‘’Waxaan diidanahay inaan wakhti danbe muujiyo shaki iyo diidmo, waxaan hadda heysanaa fursad aanu ku diyaarinkarno in goobta doorashada ay ka dhaceyso laga dhigo Hoolka ay ka dhacday doorashada ee Garoonka Aadan Cadde’’ Bilowga kulanka khaaska ah ee Guddoomiye Jawaari iyo Fransico Madiera waxa uu Guddoomiyuhu Fransico Madiera ku yiri ‘’Waxaan doonayaa inaan kursiga uga dego hanaan caadil ah, waxaan niyad jab la kulmi doonaa haddii ay dhacdo in beesha caalamka looga awood bato halka ay ka dhaceyso dooradasha ee aan anigu dalbaday’’ Guddoomiye Jawaari waxa uu sheegay in mar waliba uu u taagan yahay ‘’tijaabo Nasiib’’, hase ahaatee uu doonaayo inaan looga sheekeyn shacabka xumaan uu isaga geystay. Sidoo kale, Guddoomiye Jawaari, ayaa ka dalbaday AMISOM sugidda ammaanka xarunta Baarlamaanka, maadaama maalmaha soo socdo lagu wado in la guda galo cod u qaadista Mooshinka. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, kulanka Jawaari iyo AMISOM ayaa kusoo beegmaaya xili baarlamaanka Somalia uu isku khilaafsan yahay goobta lagu qabanaayo doorashada cod bixinta ee go’aanka looga gaarayo Mooshinka Jawaari. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com

Muqdisho (Caasimada Online)-Xukuumada Somalia ayaa shaaca ka qaaday in dhawaan ay dib u dhisayaan Hay’adaha muhiimka ah ee aanu wali loo yagleelin Somalia. Wasiirka Cadaaladda Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Xasan Xuseen Xaaji oo la hadlaayay warbaahinta ayaa sheegay in xukuumadu ay wado qorshaha lagu dhisi lahaa Hay’adaha Golaha Adeegga Garsoorka iyo Maxkamadda Dastuuriga. Wasiirku waxa uu sheegay in xukuumadu ay garwaaqsatay muhiimada ay leedahay in dib loo yagleelo labada Hay’adood ee maqan, waxa uuna tilmaamay inay ahmiyad gaara leedahay in lasoo celsho Hay’adahaasi maqan. Wasiirku waxa uu sheegay inuu maqan yahay Golaha Adeegga Garsoorka oo Garsoor u ah Baarlamaanka, kaasi oo uu sheegay inuu dejin lahaa siyaasadda guud ee Cadaaladda iyo in uu sameeyo kormeer guud. Waxa uu intaa ku daray Wasiirka in weli ay maqan tahay Maxkamadda Dastuuriga oo aas aas u ah xalinta khilaafaadka siyaasiga iyo Dastuuriga ah, balse ay rajeynayaan in dhawaan ay xalin doonaan. ‘’Waxaa naga go’an in si degdeg ah aanu ku dhisno labada Hay’adood ee naga maqan sida Adeegga Garsoorka iyo Maxkamadda Dastuuriga oo aan is leenahay dalka kama maarmo’’ ‘’Baahiyaha aan u qabno labada Hay’adood waa kuwo hadda taagan, waxaanu go’aan ku gaarnay inaanu dhisno oo aanu ku daneysano’’ Si kastaba ha ahaatee, haddalka Wasiirka Cadaaladda Xukuumadda Federaalka Soomaaliya Xasan Xuseen Xaaji ayaa imaanaya xili inta badan shacabku ay yihiin kuwo dhagaha u taagaya khilaafyada aan dhamaan ee u dhexeeya Madaxda ugu sareysa dalka. Caasimada Online Xafiiska Muqdisho Caasimada@live.com