Jacpher;799332 wrote: Speaking of Hassan Daahir Aweys, How many has he recruited and led to the battle front and never made back? Out of how many of those were his own children? Eber plus Eber = Eber.

Pashtun wannabes!

Jawaabta ahayd 'Somali' ayaa degta waa ku quusan weydey markaasaad abtirsi gashey. Dhiiqo.com.

Jaamacadda SIMAD oo Muqdisho ka furtay Xarunta Taqasusiga Sare ah Isniin, Maarso 05, 2012 (HOL) — Jaamacada Simad ayaa magaalada Muqdisho ka furtay maanta oo Isniin ah xarunta taqasuska sare ee (Center For Post-Graduate), taasoo hoos iyadoo waxbarashada xaruntan la kaashanaysa jaamacadda Open University ee dalka Malaysia. Furitaanka xaruntan ayaa waxaa goobjoog ka ahaa mas'uuliyiin kala duwan oo ka socday jaamacadaha Muqdisho, arday horay uga baxay SIMAD iyo xildhibaan, Cabdi Abshir Dhoorre oo ka mid ah xubnaha baarlamaanka Soomaaliya. Ugu horreyn waxaa xafladda ka hadlay guddoomiyaha xaruntaan cusub ee taqasusiga sare ee jaamacadda Simad, Inj. Maxamuud Maxamed Calasow isagoo sheegay in xaruntan loogu talagalay inay ka faa’iideystaan dadka u baahan waxbarashada sare. Sidoo kale wuxuu sheegay in waxbarashada xaruntan ay la kaashan doonaan Open University oo ku taalla dalka Malaysia, iyadoo ay u furan tahay cid walba oo kasoo qalin-jabisa jaamacadaha dalka jinsi kasta oo uu yahay. Xildhibaan, Abshir Cabdi Dhoore oo xiriirka caalamiga ah u qaabilsan jaamacadda Soomaaliya ee xarunteedu tahay Muqdisho ayaa isaguna hadal uu ka jeediyay xafladda ku sheegay in jaamacadda SIMAD ay soo martay marxalado kala duwan, isagoo xusay in haddii arrintan ay ku guuleystaan ay bulshada Soomaaliyeed u horseedi doonaan horumar. Guddoomiyaha jaamacadda SIMAD, C/raxmaan Maxamed Xuseen (Odowaa) oo isna gabgabadii xafladda hadlay ayaa sheegay inay si toos ah u furan tahay xarunta taqasuusiga sare ee jaamacadda SIMAD uuna ka faa'iideysan karo qof walba oo Soomaaliya. Odawaa wuxuu sheegay inay yeesheen jaamacadaha SIMAD iyo Banaadir ayna iska kaashan doonaan wixii hadda ka dambeeya waxbarashada dadka Soomaaliyeed, isagoo xusay in qof walba oo waxbarasho doon ah ay soo dhaweynayaan. Jaamacada SIMAD oo horay u ahaan jirtay Machad ayaa waxay ka mid tahay jaamaacadaha ka hirgalay Soomaaliya wixii ka dambeeyay burburka, waxaana wax ka barta arday badan oo Soomaaliyeed. http://www.hiiraan.com/news/2012/Mar/wararka_maanta5-17184.htm ========= Postgraduate: Current, relevant programmes catering to the workplace The next step for OUM’s FBM courses, specifically its MBA programme, is to venture into Sri Lanka (Graduate School of Management, Sri Lanka), and Somalia (Simad University) . http://www.nst.com.my/local/extras/postgraduate-current-relevant-programmes-catering-to-the-workplace-1.48127

First international airline for 20 years lands in Mogadishu From correspondents in Mogadishu From: AFP March 06, 2012 6:39PM THE first long-distance international commercial airliner in some two decades to fly to Somalia's war-torn capital landed on its maiden flight at Mogadishu airport today. The Turkish Airlines flight, with a high level delegation from Ankara led by Turkish deputy prime minister Bekir Bosdag, was welcomed on landing in the anarchic seaside capital by Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed. "Today is big day for Somalia - Turkish Airlines made its first official flight to Somalia," said Somali government official Abdisalam Mohamud, adding that top leaders welcomed the flight to "commemorate the big event". Several Somali airlines, including Kenya-based African Express, fly into Somalia from neighbouring nations, but Turkish Airlines' proposed twice-weekly flights are the first commercial flights from outside the region. "The deputy prime minister of Turkey has officially opened the operations of the international carrier," Mohamud added. Somalia has had no effective government since 1991 and in recent years al-Qaeda-allied Shabaab insurgents and other groups have taken an increasing hold on large parts of the country. Security was tightened in Mogadishu ahead of the plane's arrival, with the main roads in neighbourhoods around the airport blocked by gangs of heavily armed policemen. "Security is a major issue in Mogadishu so we are trying our best to assure that things go smoothly," said Somali police commander, Colonel Mohamed Adan. "We are very happy to see this country gradually gaining international attention, a step on the road towards development," Adan added. The airline's arrival was welcomed by Mogadishu residents, who said they hoped it would make it easier for relatives in the large Somali diaspora scattered around the world to come home to visit. "Everybody is talking about Turkish Airlines," said Hidig Ali, a resident of Mogadishu. "This is a big deal, as it can help many people outside the country to come back and see their homeland and family." "Turkish Airlines will encourage other international carriers to realize they, too, can operate in Somalia. It really is a major step towards development and we are happy today with Turkey," said Shamso Agey, another resident.

First international airline for 20 years lands in Mogadishu From correspondents in Mogadishu From: AFP March 06, 2012 6:39PM THE first long-distance international commercial airliner in some two decades to fly to Somalia's war-torn capital landed on its maiden flight at Mogadishu airport today. The Turkish Airlines flight, with a high level delegation from Ankara led by Turkish deputy prime minister Bekir Bosdag, was welcomed on landing in the anarchic seaside capital by Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed. "Today is big day for Somalia - Turkish Airlines made its first official flight to Somalia," said Somali government official Abdisalam Mohamud, adding that top leaders welcomed the flight to "commemorate the big event". Several Somali airlines, including Kenya-based African Express, fly into Somalia from neighbouring nations, but Turkish Airlines' proposed twice-weekly flights are the first commercial flights from outside the region. "The deputy prime minister of Turkey has officially opened the operations of the international carrier," Mohamud added. Somalia has had no effective government since 1991 and in recent years al-Qaeda-allied Shabaab insurgents and other groups have taken an increasing hold on large parts of the country. Security was tightened in Mogadishu ahead of the plane's arrival, with the main roads in neighbourhoods around the airport blocked by gangs of heavily armed policemen. "Security is a major issue in Mogadishu so we are trying our best to assure that things go smoothly," said Somali police commander, Colonel Mohamed Adan. "We are very happy to see this country gradually gaining international attention, a step on the road towards development," Adan added. The airline's arrival was welcomed by Mogadishu residents, who said they hoped it would make it easier for relatives in the large Somali diaspora scattered around the world to come home to visit. "Everybody is talking about Turkish Airlines," said Hidig Ali, a resident of Mogadishu. "This is a big deal, as it can help many people outside the country to come back and see their homeland and family." "Turkish Airlines will encourage other international carriers to realize they, too, can operate in Somalia. It really is a major step towards development and we are happy today with Turkey," said Shamso Agey, another resident.

Ma anagaa calankas u dhiibney mise ayagaa ku ruxaya degaankooda? waxaad ruxeysaan ba ruxa, waa hawl idin taala. Good luck baan ku oran.

Somali.

Nassir articles u keydsan buu marba mid lasoo baxaa, ikhra ayuu dhahaa kadibna. Ka soco.

Choice, choice, choice.

Xaaji Xunjuf;797628 wrote: Carafaat daahir aweys is from galguduud not mudug Galgaduud Mudug ayey ka mid ahayd, waana ogtahay ee ka soco. Xasan maxbuus, xagguu joogaa hadda? Easleigh?

Adiga amuu kuu dhowyahay.

Madaxweynaha kormeerey meelihii Alqaeda laga eryay.

Governor Tarsan back in Mogadishu

Afhayeenka ururka argagaxisada ee Alqaeda, Maaddeey, oo booqasho xog aruuris iyo kulanka basaasiinta oo ay maalgelisey maamul argagixiseedka Waziristan u yimid Kenya, waxaan kuu sheegaayaa waxbo kuuma yaalaan halkan ee orodoo is qarxi waad ku jano tegi.

NASSIR;798763 wrote: Che, I realized that. Somalina, My house is your house. And it's definitely clean. Dadkan waxaad dooneysaa, iney nolol xumo ku noolaadaan sooma ahan? qaxooti iney dhulkooda ku ahaadaan? you can clap for terrorist towel boys all you like but you are a refugee in SD and enjoying the great California sun while the kids in K5 are scraping to get by and struggling to exist. Habar fadhida legdin la fududaa. Gurigaaga hagaajiso, dawlad sameyso, sharaftaada soo cesho, geelka badan iska yareeya, caqligiisa ayaad la ordeysaan 2012 ee.

I'm well Carafaat Alhamdulilah, thank you for asking. Asagoo la rabo ayuu dhaqaaqey. Macsalaama!

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*Blessed;798716 wrote: Cloud 9 via one of those 'cafes' in Amsterdam. or Morocco.

Dardaaranka dhalinyarada by Dr. A Baadiyow 1. Nin dadalla baan ahay 2. Danyartana udoodoo 3. Dalkiisana u door bida 4. Da’da soo koreysana 5. Udardaarma kheyrkiyo 6. Iyo iney door ka qaatan 7. Dalkoodiyo dadkooda'iyo 8. Iney dawlad dhaliyaan 9. Lagu diirsan doonoo 10. Danta guud daweysoo 11. Dar xumada daryeeshoo 12. Lagu wada dawooboo 13. Karaamda dadkeynana 14. Kor uqaadda daaiman …………………………………….. 15. Waxaan taas kusii daray 16. Da’da soo koreysana 17. Aan kula dardaarmaa 18. Udulqaata diifada 19. Digdigleynta joojiya 20. Dibad jooga joojiya 21. Dan la’aanta joojiya 22. Door la’aanta joojiya 23. Dawlad duminta joojiya 24. Duugsiyaduu dareeroo 25. Darajooyin sare hela 26. Daraasada ha joojina 27. Ilaa aad doktoornimo 28. Darajada ka gaartaan ……………………………………………. 29. Intaas waxaan kusii daray 30. Da’da soo koreysana 31. Aan kula dardaarmaa 32. Kala daadsanaan iyo 33. Kala dididda joojiya 34. Isku duubanaantiyo 35. Waalnimada doorbida 36. Dimoqradiyaadkiyo 37. Dood wadaaga doortoo 38. Dambiyada yareeyoo 39. Kali taliska diidoo 40. weligiin ha daalinna

Africa Review Sunday, March 04, 2012 Nowadays, sports games are employed by all and sundry in Mogadishu to grace events and harmonise communities, especially the youth. The latest to join the rush for games organisations was Bar Kulan radio, a widely listened 24 hours broadcaster that transmits its programmes from Nairobi, Kenya. Two female basketball teams, Horseed and Municipio, got ready for a peaceful duel on Thursday, March 1, to compete for a Cup in honour of the second anniversary of the launching of the popular radio that combines some of the most diverse programmes including near incessant music. Mohamed Ali Ahmed, the Commissioner of Hamar Jabjab district, thanked the management and the Somali Basketball Federation for choosing his area. “I am delighted by the huge crowd pulled by your event,” remarked DC Ahmed. In the absence of frequent sniper fires and direct confrontations between the pro-government forces and the fighters of the radical Islamist group, Al-Shabaab, children are visibly gathering in every available space in Mogadishu to play the games they love. Football takes a prominent position as children use every kind of stuff with a round shape that likes as a ball. Even socks stuffed with toen papers and papers are good enough for the young ones. Lido beach Few grown up youths tend to pull their resources together to buy leather made balls for good games. Others are contented with plastic made ‘sphere’ for far less price. The most dedicated youngsters flock towards Lido, a strip of beach in the northern suburbs of Mogadishu. Thursdays and Fridays are just the favourites as schools close doors for the weekends. The white sandy beach offers enough space and sea breeze for those willing to flex muscles as they run after rolling things as long as they have round shapes. At least half dozen games are organised by groups of all ages. Games for senior groups are organised by former sportsmen and Diaspora Somalis, nostalgically visiting the capital. Even politicians have a tendency to have a fun during the weekends, arranging volley ball or football games. Somalia’s Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali, The Defence Minister, Hussein Arab Issa and Ahmed Nur Tarzan, the Mayor of Mogadishu, are among the dedicated Lido Beach enthusiasts and games promoters. Regular seaside dwellers are keen to say that the ocean waters provide salty liquid that is dubbed to have medical powers for all kinds of illness as well as pleasure for those feeling bored by years of civil strife. “Come to Mogadishu and join us to have fun at Lido Beach,” recently stated Mogadishu Mayor Tarzan while talking to a group of Diaspora Somalis in Britain after attending a London Conference on Somalia in February. The national sports federations also seize the moments to organise amateur games. On 28th of February, officials of the National Volley Ball Federations witnessed a friendly game in Mogadishu. The event took place at ex-Luciolo sports ground in North Mogadishu. Dekadaha and Horseed were the teams chosen to show the public the value of volley ball for the youth’s health as well as contentment for the fans. Professor Mohamed Ali Addow, The president of the national Volley Ball Federation, praised the move to inculcate peace and integration among the youth. “We admire the local organizations sparing no efforts in energising the youth towards different sports disciplines,” said Addow while addressing a cheering crowd and attentive officials. Youth activities On 23rd of February, 50 youngsters lined up at former Behani Fuel Station, popularly known as AGIP-ka Bexaani’ in North Mogadishu, to partake in a cycling competition. It was the first organised in the Somali capital in two decades of civil war. Officials from Somali Youth Advocacy Organisation (SYAO), the entity that sponsored the two kilometre-long distance competition, flagged off the event, expressing that the contest was to induce the youth in peace building. “This competition is part of our initiatives to encourage integration, especially among the youth,” said a SYAO Official. Mr Abdulkadir Barrow Mohamed, the President of Somali Cycling Federation, praised SYAO officials for renewing the cycling spirit in the capital. “This is a sign that things are changing in our capital city (Mogadishu),” remarked the president of the cycling federation. The highly spirited cyclists peddled towards the Ex-Luciolo Sports Ground, despite the afternoon heat. The first, second and third riders to cross the line received money and medals as rewards. In Mogadishu, the 18 federations that are members of the Somali Olympic Committee appear geared to revive their respective sports disciplines. Mr Aweys Mohamed Abati, the president of Somalia Karate and Taekwondo Federation told Nation that he was going to organise events for athletes in May this year. “Best performers will be selected for a national team,” said President Aweys Abati, better known as Aweys Orfeo. The football and basketball federations had organised their respective tournaments in 2011, especially after militants loyal to Al-Shabaab vacated their main positions in Mogadishu in August. “Despite years without proper games, basketball still attracts entire families,” said Mr. Hassan Ibrahim Ali, the President of the Somali Basketball Federation as he handed the Bar Kulan Radio Anniversary Cup to the girls playing for Horseed Team. Sporting is still a dangerous exercise in parts of Southern and Central Somalia controlled by Al-Shabaab. The fanatical militants oppose youth spending time on sports, especially playing football. They say that playing or even watching football deters the youngsters from joining the jihad (holy war). Prior to the civil war, the Somali Olympic Committee and its sports federations were responsible for the organization of events at district, regional, national and international levels. Nevertheless, many sports arena that were converted into militia training camps or even into fortified army positions by the warring sides are falling under the control of the sports leaders, promising revitalisation.

Nassir, spare us the emotional tears. What exactly have you done for the people of K5? Did you help them build a school? a hospital? anything? Refrain from throwing stones from a glass house. You don't decide their future, they do and I strongly suggest you clean up your house before you criticize someone else's.