Askari Soomaali ah ayaa si ulakac ah wuxuu u toogtay Nin ka tirsan Shaqaalaha Hay’ada Qaramada Midoobey u qaabilsan Caruurta iyo Hooyada ee UNICEF, Ninka la diley ayaa ah Nin Ugandheys ah Sida ay Puntlandi u xaqiijiyey Shaqaalaha Qaramada Midoobey ee Nairobi. Ninka dilka geystay ayaa wuxuu kamid ahaa Askarta ilaalisa Xarunta UNICEF wuxuuna soo shaqaynayay Mudo sanad ku dhow, dilka oo qorsheysnaa kadib markuu fuliyey ayuu Goobta ka baxsadey, waxaana loo badinayaa iney Dad kale ku caawiyeen baxsashadiisa. Puntlandi Nairobi

Qaramada Midoobay ayaa sheegaysa in ugu yaraan 30 tahriibayaal Afrikaan ah ay dhinteen,kadib markii doontii ay saarnaayeen ku qallibantay xeebaha waddanka Yemen. Qoraal ay jimcihii maanta soo saartay Wakaaladda Socdaalka Qaramada Midoobay ayaa lagu sheegay in doonta oo siday 152 tahriibayal Soomaali iyo Ethiopian ay buux dhaaftay. Doonta ayaa ka timid al-Buraiqa oo u dhow degmada Aden ee dalka Yemen,waxayna ku sii jeeday dhinaca dalka Djibouti. IOM ayaa sheegaysa in la rumaysan yahay in doonta ay wadeen“mulakhasiin damiir laawayaal ah” oo isku dayey“in ay lacag dheeraad ah ka qaadaan tahriibayasha“.qaar kamid ah dadkii badbaaday ayaa IOM u sheegay in mulakhasiintu ay rasaas ku fureen markii doonto qallibantay. Xigasho:- Wakaaladda Wararka AP News. PUNTLAND POST The post Ugu yaraan 30 tahriibayal ah oo ku dhintay Xeebaha dalka Yemen. appeared first on Puntland Post.

On December 4 and 5, 2017, delegates from the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS), Federal Member States (FMS), Benadir Regional Administration (BRA), 29 foreign countries and 6 multilateral international organizations, attended first review meetings of Somalia Security Conference (SSC) and of Somalia Partnership Forum (SPF) held in Mogadishu for the first review of 2017 London New Partnership for Somalia (NPS) and the Security Pact (SP), adopted on 11 May 2017 in London, UK. The NPS elaborated in the UN “Somalia Integrated Strategic Framework (SISF) 2017-2020,” and the SP represent the master plan for the cooperation between the FGS and the International Partners for the period 2017-2021. Source: Hiiraan Online

Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa jimcihii maanta sheegtay in ay taageersantahay hawlgalka muranka dhaliyey ee Turkigu ka wado magaalada Afrin ee dalka Syria. Wasiirka Arrimaha debadda Soomaaliya,Axmed Ciise Cawad oo magaalada Addis Ababa kula hadlay Wakaaladda Wararka Turkiga ee Anadolu Agency,ayaa sheegay in xukuumadda Soomaaliya ay taageersantahay hawlgalka militari ee Turkigu ka bilaabay dalka Syria ee lagu baacsanayo Jabhadda Kurdiyiinta Maraykanku hubeeyo ee PYD. Dowladda Turkiga ayaa sabtidi bilowday hawlgal ballaaran oo magaalada Afrin ee dalka Syria looga sifaynayo Jabhadda Kurdiyiinta PYD,waxaana hawlgalkas ka dhashay khilaaf weyn oo u dhexeeya dowladaha Turkiga iyo Maraykanka oo taageero hub iyo mid dhaqaaleba siisa Jabhadda PYD. Turkiga ayaa rumaysan in Jabhadda PYD ay xiriir hoose la leedahay Jabhadda kale ee PKK oo dagaal xun kala dhexeeyo militariga Turkiga,laakiin xukuumadda Washington ayaa ku doodaysa in Jabhadda PYD ee kurdiyiinta ay door muuqda ka qaaday cirib-tirka dagaalyahannada Daacish ee ku sugan Syria. PUNTLAND POST The post Dowladda Soomaaliya oo taageertay hawlgal khilaaf weyn dhaliyey. appeared first on Puntland Post.

An IDP settlement in Dollow, Somalia. Photo: Kevin Merkelz / UN Migration Agency (IOM) 2017 Dollow – IOM, the UN Migration Agency, opened an office in Dollow this week (25/01), in the Gedo region of Somalia. This is in response to the large-scale displacements into Dollow in 2017, due to drought and insecurity. IOM has scaled up its emergency response programming in the region. IOM currently works to meet the basic needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in settlements and affected host communities in Dollow through camp management, shelter reinforcement, water and sanitation provision, and health interventions. The work is done with a long-term perspective and an eye towards early recovery and durable solutions. Operating out of the Dollow office, IOM also implements community stabilization activities across the wider Gedo region, including the rehabilitation of schools and district administration offices. “IOM’s work in Dollow would not be possible without the steadfast support and goodwill of the local authorities,” noted Kevin Merkelz, an IOM Operations Officer in Dollow. “The establishment of this office demonstrates our commitment to serve the affected communities of Dollow in 2018 and beyond.” Dollow continues to host both newly displaced persons and those in situations of protracted displacement. In December 2016, an estimated 4,800 IDPs were living in Dollow, according to UNHCR’s Protection and Return Monitoring Network. By May 2017, IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) estimated that over 40,000 individuals lived across 58 IDP sites. This figure increased to 75,684 by September 2017, when the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) cluster undertook a Detailed Site Assessment. IOM’s CCCM team is working closely with the Government of Somalia and Dollow District authorities to improve living conditions in displacement sites through site expansion and planning, as well as coordination with non-governmental organizations and other UN agencies. IOM has been operational in Somalia since 2006, working closely with the Federal Government of Somalia, regional authorities, other UN agencies, donor governments, and civil society to address migration challenges. IOM

Internally displaced persons settlements in Baidoa town, Somalia. Photo by: Sara Jerving / Devex BAIDOA, Somalia — On the outskirts of the city of Baidoa, in southwestern Somalia, lies a tent city of small dome shelters that have been cobbled together with branches, plastic tarp, pieces of cloth, and old grain bags, held in place with a random assortment of string. The shelters are home to Somalis, many of them farmers and pastoralists, who have come to Baidoa in search of humanitarian aid in response to the regional drought that has persisted for two agonizing years in the region. The current crisis has displaced more than 1.4 million people, with displacement flows hitting a peak last March, when more than 290,000 people left their home. But people continue to trickle into the camps and the weather forecast doesn’t look promising. The next rainy season, which starts in April, is expected to bring below-average rainfall. This means that for the majority of people already in the camps, a return home is not likely in the near future. To help keep these populations alive, the humanitarian sector has leaned heavily on cash transfers. This can include direct transfers of cash to cell phones through mobile money, vouchers, or a bank card. In Somalia, cash transfer programs scaled up last year to a level likely never before seen in the country, Johan Heffinck, head of for the European Commission’s European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations Somalia office, told Devex. Around 3 million people, which is about one-quarter of the population, are receiving some type of cash assistance, he said. The World Food Programme, for example, had about 10 percent of their food aid as cash-based transfers in 2015 and that number has now risen to about 60 percent, said Liljana Jovceva, head of programme for WFP’s Somalia office. Amid massive displacement over the past year, the humanitarian sector began to better coordinate its cash transfer distribution, creating alliances and working groups to ensure that organizations weren’t duplicating efforts. Ultimately, some in the humanitarian sector have their sights set on seeing the program evolve into a national social safety net that would provide assistance to vulnerable Somalis beyond the current food crisis. This could lay the groundwork for future crises, allowing the sector to scale-up quickly during the next emergency. A bumpy start After their 25 goats died of starvation and thirst, Khadiyo Mohamed and her family came to Baidoa in search of support. Having to sell their land, and their donkey, which they used for transport, they walked for seven days. Her husband died soon after, from an unknown disease. She now lives with her five children in a dome shelter that has a width of about 8 feet. The only thing keeping her family afloat is the $87 she receives on her phone each month from Save the Children International. She uses it to buy food, but also to pay off the debt that she incurred from food costs at the onset of the drought after her goats died. Cash allows people to buy what they need most, rather than prescribing for families what is important. For Mohamed, one of her priorities is paying off her debt. She still owes $10. Transferring cash is also more efficient than distributing actual food, said Calum Mclean, global thematic coordinator for cash and basic needs for ECHO. In Somalia, around 80 percent of cash transfer funds actually reach the beneficiary. In-kind food aid is closer to 60 percent, he said. Cash transfers work well in Somalia, because the private sector is functioning despite the ongoing conflict. This is largely because of the country’s dependence on food imports, which ensures there are relatively consistent markets to buy food and other items. In crises such as those happening in South Sudan and Yemen, where markets currently aren’t functioning, cash transfers don’t work as well, said Mclean. At the onset of the food crisis, the distribution of cash in Somalia was done in a somewhat haphazard way. There was little coordination on cash delivery among NGOs, leading to overlaps in the distribution of cash. “We would see an absence of coordination in some settlements. There would be two or three partners working on the same settlement,” said Kassim Mohamed Adam, head of the Norwegian Refugee Council’s Baidoa office. As a result, the Somalia Cash Working Group, co-chaired by WFP and ADESO, was established in February. This group mapped out the various cash transfer programs in the country and began to improve coordination among the organizations that distribute cash. The group aims to “streamline the design, development, and implementation of cash-based interventions and improve strategic direction.” ECHO also created an alliance of organizations, including the Norwegian Refugee Council, Concern Worldwide, Danish Refugee Council, Cooperazione Internazionale, Save the Children International, and ACTED, aimed at coordinating the cash transfer response to ensure uniform standards among alliance members and prevent overlap. This month, the alliance evolved into a consortium, which will now operate under one contract, said Heffinck. This is aimed at increasing coordination and simplifying the administrative structure. Despite enhanced levels of coordination, there are still overlaps and other hurdles, said Heffinck. One of these includes ensuring that organizations agree to distribute the same amount of money. The Somalia Cash Working Group has recommended a monthly rate for distributing cash, based on a minimal expenditure basket and cost of living throughout the country. But not all of the cash-distributing organizations have agreed to these figures, said Heffinck. The humanitarian sector also has a vision of creating a central database of information on cash transfers. This could include data from the cash distributing organizations, such as the names of cash recipients, number of people that are receiving cash, GPS location, for which period they are receiving cash, among other information. This could help to identify overlaps and coverage gaps, said Heffinck. A national safety net? The humanitarian sector, in many ways, had to scale this system up from scratch last year in response to the food security crisis, said Heffinck. Transforming the system into a national social safety net is a way to prevent the humanitarian sector from having to repeat this again during the next crisis. A safety net would aim to keep a group of households that are chronically food insecure or vulnerable on a cash transfer program, said Heffinck. “This is probably the best preparedness action we can create in view of the next crisis,” he said. In the Lower Juba region of Somalia, ADESO and ACTED have already been taking a “social safety net approach” to their cash transfer program, distributing unconditional cash to 5,000 families, in conjunction with livelihood strengthening and diversification, disaster risk reduction, and preparedness programming. In order to expand a safety net to a national level, organizations, including ECHO and ADESO, are taking steps forward, such as designing the technical details of a national safety net, finding donors, and creating donor coordination and technical facilitation teams. A social safety net could also save money for donors who invest upfront in a national program and then could end up spending less on future humanitarian responses, said Deqa Saleh, cash and social protection advisor at ADESO. “Whatever savings remain, because it costs less money for a safety net program, then organizations can now look at transformation in terms of development,” she said. “The funding that goes to Somalia is very humanitarian focused, but that could switch to development.” Administering the social safety net would ultimately be the responsibility of the Somali government, said Heffinck. But this could take some time, as the government currently doesn’t have the capacity or the funds. “Having government ownership will be too ambitious in the short term,” said Jovceva. But in the meantime, the government should be fully onboard with the policy framework around the social safety net, she said. For mothers like Khadiyo Mohamed, who lost her livestock, land, and her husband during the drought, it will be a while before she is back on her feet again. Her husband was the farmer in the family. When the food crisis passes, she will have to save up for another plot of land and then learn how to farm it, or find some other form of earning money. A social safety net could have the potential to serve as a buffer for families like hers in reclaiming their lives. Editor’s note: The Norwegian Refugee Council facilitated Devex’s travel and logistics for this reporting. However, Devex maintains full editorial control of the content.

Mogadishu (HOL) - The Somali National Army will soon launch a recruitment drive in Somalia's Southern region, Gedo, SNA commander said Thursday. Source: Hiiraan Online

Aden Adde International Airport provides a snapshot of the progress made in the last five to ten years in Somalia’s air travel. Any given day thousands of people from all walks of life change flights in this airport Source: Hiiraan Online

Somalia on Friday expressed its support for Turkey’s military operation in Syria’s Afrin. Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad spoke to Anadolu Agency on the sidelines of a meeting of top African diplomats in Addis Ababa who are setting the agenda for the 30th African Union Assembly of Heads of State and Government scheduled for Sunday. “We support the military campaign Turkey launched in Afrin,” he said. Turkey on Saturday launched Operation Olive Branch to clear PYD/PKK and Daesh terrorists from Afrin, northwestern Syria. “Turkey has a right to defend itself,” he said. “I called the foreign minister of Turkey, Mevlut Cavusoglu, and made the support of Somalia known.” He said relations between Turkey and Somali ran deep. He voiced his gratitude to “the people and government of Turkey who have been on our side while nobody was there with us.” According to the Turkish General Staff, Operation Olive Branch aims to establish security and stability along Turkish borders and the region as well as to protect the Syrian people from the oppression and cruelty of terrorists. The operation is being carried out under the framework of Turkey’s rights based on international law, UN Security Council decisions, self-defense rights under the UN Charter and respect for Syria’s territorial integrity. Source: Shabelle.net

Nairobi (HOL) - Attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire met with his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau. Source: Hiiraan Online

The American dream has run out of gas. The car has stopped. It no longer supplies the World with it’s image, it’s dreams, it’s fantasies. No more. It is over. It supplies the World with it’s nightmares and terror. The raid and conquer and occupation of other countries like, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, and Somalia. It is nothing but new version of mperialism, domination and oppression.. Licensed to ruin and destroy mainly Moslem countries with carpet bombing; as an excuse of fighting terrorism. Delivering bullets with biscuits and bombs with books at the same time to innocent kids. As a token of American imperialism and oppression. Advocating for the freedom of a sixteen year girl from the custody of her parents and ignoring the will and the self determination of a whole nation. We, as Somalilanders, we shall listen, not lecture; learn, not threatened. We will enhance our safety by earning the respect of our neighbors and others, and showing respect for them. In short, our foreign policy will rest on our sacred and old traditional values of restraint and empathy that we have inherited of our forefathers; not on military might and muscles like the Evil [ Empire in Mogadishu believes. Good neighborhood, passion, compassion, compromise, dialogue and wise judgment will lead us to safety and security, prosperity, strength and protection. The Somaliland Flag with it’s three colors expresses our entity of the past, present and the future. The white color stands for our entity as a peace loving, dove nation. The red expresses our suffering and struggle in the past; and the green expresses our hope, inspiration, future prospects and dreams, for a better tomorrow. All in all, it is the symbol and icon of our freedom, national pride and history. The scars and the stains of the Civil – War are still deeply embedded in our hearts. The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people, but it is the silence over that by the good people. We shall forgive but we shall never forget our past. We must pass it from one generation to other generation. Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting. As Somalilanders, our mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive, and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor and some style. The good life is the one that is inspired by love and guided by knowledge. The purpose of Art is washing the dust of daily life, of our soul. Perseverance is failing 19 times and succeeding the 20th. Dear reader, the cost of freedom is always high, and the Somalilanders have always paid for it enough. Dear reader, we are all tourists in history, and irony is what we win in wars. In peace, sons bury their fathers. In war , fathers bury their sons. The military don’t start wars. Politicians start wars. Mr. Farmaajo, a leader who doesn’t hesitate before he sends his nation into battle is not fit to be a leader. It is only those who have neither fired a shot nor heard the shrieks and groans of the wounded, who generates and starts war. Every gun that was bought, every war – ship that is launched, every rocket that was fired, signifies in the final sense that it is a theft from those who are hungry and are not fed, from those who are cold and are not clothed. Dear reader, a six year old boy examining his testicles while taking a bath. He asked, Mama, are these my brains? Not yet, she replied. Dear reader, Mr. Farmaajo who was undoubtedly busy with the diplomatic relations, between his testicles and a woman’s breast, speaks softly and carries a big stick. Mr. Farmaajo, as a veteran old man, let me tell you that women don’t want testicles. Because no woman in her right mind is going to carry around a bag that she can’t put stuff in it. My son, Mr. Farmaajo, the very essence of literature is the war between emotion and intellect, between life and death. When literature becomes too intellectual, when it begins to ignore the passions, the emotions, it becomes sterile, silly, and actually without substances. The real and lasting victories are those of peace, and not of war. A pint of sweat for peace saves a gallon of blood. The more you sweat in finding a solution for peace, the less you bleed in war. If Mr. Farmaajo has ever looked into the glazed eyes of a soldier dying on the battlefield woul had thought hard before starting a war. But I don’t blame him, because he is a spoiled child. He thinks that war is a poor chisel for carving out peaceful tomorrow. Remember ! When the war of the pygmies is over, the war of the giants will begin. Dear reader, war is never a lasting solution for any standing problem. But the Evil – Empire in Mogadishu with the fallen asleep conscious, always renew their weapons to create and sow malice, destruction, pain, death, violence and war that only lead to death. But, as Somalilanders, the object of war is not to let our soldiers to die, but to make the other bastard on the opposite side to die for his country. That is why our soldiers pray for peace, because they fully understand that it is the soldier who must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war; not that timid bully, Mr. Farmaajo. Dear reader, there are two problems for our species survival. Nuclear war and environmental catastrophe. But we, Somalilanders, will try our best to fight for peace, whatever the cost may be. If there is no other choice and we are obliged to war. We shall defend our boundaries manly, we shall fight in the fields, we shall fight in the sea, we shall fight in the hills and we shall never surrender to the Evil – Empire in Mogadishu. Remember ! In the past, leadership meant muscles; but today means getting along with people. Leadership is a privilege to better the lives of others. It is not an opportunity to satisfy your personal greed. Mr.Farmaajo, you are a fear – monger like your deceased Godfather. You are just like father, like son. Yusuf Deyr, Somaliland political therapist Hargeisa, Somaliland

Madaxweynaha Dawladda Puntland Dr: Cabdiweli Maxamed Cali Gaas ayaaTacsi u diray dhammaan Umadda Puntland Qoyska iyo Eheladii uu kabaxayAllaah ha u naxariistee Marxuun Wasiir Cabdinuur Cilmi Maxamuud ( Biindhe) oo ahaa Wasiirkii Beeraha Puntlando o Saakay ku geeriyooday magaalada Muqdisho oo uu in muddo ah ku xanuunsanaa. Madaxweynaha Dawladda Puntland ayaa sigaar ah ugu Tacsiyeeyay dhammaan goleyaasha Dawladda Puntland oo uu ka mid ahaa Marxuun Wasiir Cabdinuur Cilmi Maxamuud wuxuuna Madaxweynuhu Alle uga baryay Marxuunka in uuJannadiisii Fardowso kawaraabiyo. Aamiin Aamiin.

Abdoul Abdi says that unless the government does something to ensure kids in care have better outcomes more of them will run afoul of the law "because criminal law and kids in care are hand-in-hand.” (CBC) Source: Hiiraan Online

HARGEISA-— Somaliland authority under the new leadership led by President Hon. Musa Bihi is due to introduce new measures aimed at reducing the inflation which impacted the standard of living in the country. The new president announced recently that his administration will apply new steps in order to curb the skyrocketing food prices and the decline of Somaliland Shillings in terms of the Dollar. The Head of State has said that the measures will be a lasting solution to the long standing issue of inflation in Somaliland. Somaliland’s Central Bank in conjunction with telecommunication firms have held serious of discussions in order to ease the rise of food prices and the decline of Shilling. The following points have been agreed in order to reduce the inflation:- Firms in charge of Mobile money have been apprised not to circulate more than 100 dollars in Zaad accounts but they agreed that Somaliland Shilling must be widely used for circulation. The Central Bank will have the powers to monitor the movements of rate of exchange of local currency in terms of the dollar. The ministry of treasury used to do that. All money exchange firms will be closed while the central bank will do the money exchange. Taxes imposed on Khat importing firms will be increased. The new government is due to impose these policies in order to curb the rising inflation which impacted Somaliland’s cost of living. Silanyo’s administration failed to tackle the inflation which became out if control due to lack of remedies from his government.

Jowhar - A new agreement seeking to streamline the justice and corrections systems in Somalia has been endorsed by the country’s Federal Government and Federal Member States. Source: Hiiraan Online

WASHINGTON — When Afkab Hussein decided to tell a room packed full of House and Senate staffers Thursday how the 2017 Muslim and refugee bans affected him, the Somali native brought with him a translator to help tell his story. Source: Hiiraan Online

ADDIS ABABA - Ethiopia - Somalia on Friday expressed its support for Turkey's military operation in Syria's Afrin. Source: Hiiraan Online

Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua has disparaged Nasa leaders Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka's planned swearing in. Source: Hiiraan Online

Golaha Amniga Qaramada Midoobay ayaa khamiisti so dhoweeyey horumarka ka socda Soomaaliya,wuxuuna xukuumadda Federaalka iyo maamul goboleedyada ku boorriyey in sannadka 2018 uu noqdo,sannadkii fulinta isbeddelo kala duwan. War-saxaafadeedka uu soo saaray Golaha Amniga ayaa sidoo kale lagu soo dhoweeyey ballanqaadkii xukuumadda Soomaaliya ee dhinacyada amniga,dib u-habeynta dhaqaalaha iyo siyaasadda. Golaha ayaa walaac ka muujiyey khilaafka siyaasadeed ee ka jira Soomaaliya,wuxuuna adkeeyey muhiimadda ay leedahay in la helo xasilooni siyaasadeed oo loogu diyaar garoobo doorashada sannadka 2020/2021. PUNTLANDPOST The post Golaha Amniga Qaramada Midoobay oo war ka soo saaray Soomaaliya. appeared first on Puntland Post.

Wasiirkii Wasaaradda Beeraha iyo Waraabka dowladda Puntland,Cabdinuur Cilmi Maxammuud(Biindhe) ayaa goor dhoweyd ku geeriyooday magaalada Muqdisho ee caasimadda Soomaaliya. Geerida Wasiirka waxaa PUNTLAND POST u xaqiijiyey xubno ka tirsan qoyskiisa iyo qaar kamid ah shaqaalaha Wasaaradda,waxaana sida ay sheegeen Wasiirku u dhintay xanuun soo wajahay,inkastoo aan faahfaahin laga bixin. Marxuun Biindhe ayaa kamid ahaa wasiiradii ugu horreeyey ee lagu as-aasay dowladda Puntland,isagoo xilal ka soo qabtay xukuumadihii kala dambeeyey ee soo maray Puntland. Biindhe ayaa sidoo kale xilal ka soo qabtay maamulkii burburay ee Khaatum. Wasiirka geeriyooday ayaa muddooyinkii dambe ku maqnaa magaalada Muqdisho halkaasoo u tegay baaritaan caafimaad,sida ay sheegeen eheladiisa. Faahfaahin kala soco:puntlandpost.net The post Wasiirkii Beeraha iyo Waraabka Puntland oo geeriyooday. appeared first on Puntland Post.

Wasiirkii wasaaradda Beeraha iyo waraabka ee dowladda Puntland Cabdinuur Cilmi Qaaje “Biindhe” ayaa goor dhowayd ku geeriyooday magaalada Muqdisho. Wasiirka beeraha ayaa muddo xanuunsanaa, isagoo dhawaan loo qaaday magaalada Muqdisho, si xaaladiisa caafimaad halkaas loogusoo dabiibo, Waxaana uu la dhibaataysnaa cudurka macaanka. Waxaa geerida wasiirka warisdaha Puntlandi u xaqiijiyay xildhibaan Sharmaarke Garaad Saleebaan oo katirsan barlamaanka Soomaaliya. Puntlandi.com

Mubarak Farah was eight years old when he began teaching himself to play the piano. A refugee who came to Ottawa with his family when he was three, Farah listened to the Somali folk music played from his family’s cassettes, matching the notes on his keys and eventually figuring out the chords being played. Source: Hiiraan Online

Mubarak Farah was eight years old when he began teaching himself to play the piano. A refugee who came to Ottawa with his family when he was three, Farah listened to the Somali folk music played from his family’s cassettes, matching the notes on his keys and eventually figuring out the chords being played. Source: Hiiraan Online

Addis Ababa (PP) ─ Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda Somalia, Axmed Ciise Cawad ayaa kulankiisii ugu horreeyay kula yeeshay Xarunta dalka Itoobiya ee Addis Ababa Dhiggiisa dalkaas, Workneh Gebeyehu, waxayna ka wada hadleen xoojinta xiriirka laba geesoodka iyo iskaashiga dhinacyada badan leh ee u dhexeeya labada waddan. Danjire Cawad iyo Gebeyehu ayaa si qoto-dheer u Fallanqeeyay Arrimaha ammaanka, ganacsiga , maal-gashiga iyo suuro-galnimada xiriir furan oo u dhexeeya labada shacab ee Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya. Sidoo kae, Waxaa lagu wadaa in bisha March ee sannadkan 2018 markii ugu horreysay labada dowladood ay yeeshaan guddi heer wasiir ah oo Qaadaa-dhiga halwo badan oo halbowle u noqon kara iskaashi sal adag oo labada dal ay yeeshaan. Ugu dambeyn, Wasiirka Arrimaha Diabdda Somalia Danjire Axmed Ciise Cawad ayaa xilka loo magacaabay horraantii bishan lagu jiro ee Jannaayo, kaddib markii xilka laga qaaday wasiirkii jagadan uga horreeyay Yuusuf Garaad Cumar Axmed. PUNTLAND POST The post Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda DF oo kulankiisii ugu horreeyay la yeeshay Dhiggiisa Itoobiya appeared first on Puntland Post.

Ururka Al-shabaab ayaa gacmaha ka jaray laba qof oo shacab ah,kadib markii lagu eedeeyay xatooyo. Maxkamadda Al-shabaab ee degaanka Kuunya-barrow oo ka tirsan gobolka Shabeellaha Hoose ayaa goob fagaare ah gacmaha kaga jartay,Maxamuud Maxamed Xassan iyo Xassan Maxamed Yuusuf oo lagu eedeeyay in ay lacag ka badan 17 malyan oo shiling Soomaali ah ka xadeen dukaan ku yaalla degaanka Ambareeso oo hoostaga degmada Baraawe ee gobolka Shabeellaha Hoose. Garsooraha Maxkamdda Al-shabaab ee xukunka fulisay ayaan gebi ahaanba soo bandhigin wax caddeyn ah ama markhaatiyaal qiray in labada nin ay xatooyo geysteen,taasoo shaki gelinaysa sax ahaanshaha xukunkaan. Fagaaraha gacmaha looga jaray raggaan ayaa waxaa daawanayey boqollaal shacab ah oo ay ku jiraan haween iyo carruur aad u da’yar,sida ka muuqata sawirro lagu baahiyey baraha bulshada. PUNTLANDPOST The post Al-shabaab oo gacmaha ka jaray laba qof oo shacab ah. appeared first on Puntland Post.