Alpha Blondy;962589 wrote: haters gonna hate. Indeed.

The Arabs are equally two faced Alpha Blondy. A lot of them are anti Somaliland for their own interests like the Nile issue, hoping they can use a united Somalia as a bargaining chip, it is good Somaliland remains neutral on this issue.

Jow Mooge wuba masayray durbaba. Watch Faroole run to the media and claim the same.

War deg deg ah: Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh oo loo diiday inuu ka qaybgalo shirka G8. Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Xasan Maxamuud CUlusow ayaa loo diiday inuu ka qaybgalo shirka dalalka warshadaha ku horumay ee G8 ee ka dhici lahaa dalka Britain, Xasan sheekh ayaa loo sheegay in aan haatan lagu casuumi karin shirka G8 maadama ay jirto dhibaatooyin laga tirsanayo oo uusan wada matalin dalka Soomaalia.Diblumaasiyiin ku sugan London oo Horufadhi.com la hadlay ayaa xaqiijiyey in Xasan Shaikh asagoo cadhaysan ka soo duulay Garoonka Halthrow ee magaalada London, wuxuuna ku soo aadan yahay magaalada Nairobi saacadaha soo socda.Dawladda Britain iyo ra’iisal wasaareheeda Davide Cameron ayaa isku dayey inay shirka geeyaan, balse waxaa diiday dalal kale oo u sheegay Britain ay sii hurin karto xaalada Soomaaliya, hadii heerkaas la gaadhsiiyo mudan Culusow oo noqday madaxweynihii ugu mucaaradada badnaa ee Soomaaliyeed.Warar horudhac ah oo shabakada Horufadhi helayso ayaa durbaba tibaaxaya in beesha calaamak ay dib uga gurnayso la shaqyanta dawladda Mudane Culusow, ayagoo u arka nin ku fashilmaya dalka Soomaalia. wararkan oo faah faahsan kala soco horufadhi.com Short URL: http://horufadhi.com/?p=34956

Actually they love Qaldan guys .

XX Is after the right one. Xaaji Xunjuf;962302 wrote:

Dusty village Taleex being a capital?

In your dreams Osmano. We put your kind the pirates from Puntland in rehab and labour work in Somaliland jails. 2187 wrote: AlJazeeraEnglish Almost 40 convicted pirates are detained in the Somaliland facililty, where the UN is trying to rehabilitate them. In 2012, more than 100 attempted hijackings were stopped and dozens of pirates were captured. But Somaliland is one of the few countries in the world willing to take any responsibility for them. It may be easier to capture pirates out at sea. But now the world has to work out what to do with them here on land. Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from Hargeisa, Somaliland. Rehab for Somali pirates in Somaliland jails

^That is just a sensationalist article, it doesn't represent the view of the Somaliland Gov, ya Pirate. Stop trying to compare apple and oranges.

Malistar Thousands of refugees of Mogadishu origin still remain in Somaliland. If life got better in Mogadishu as you say, why are they refusing to leave?It wasn't long ago when it was being reported economy has gone down in Mogadishu, save the fairy tales for elsewhere. No one is bragging here just the facts. Somalilanders were not hosted in the late 80s in Mogadishu infact they were attacked there, 55 Somaliland business people, graduates lost their lives there in 1989.

I know it is a touchy subject for you as a person from Mogadishu as some of those refugees still remain in Somaliland as of 2013 but try not to lose your marbles Oba.

Stick to the topic Oba Hiloowlow, take your childish rants somewhere else.You lower the IQ of this forum.

Who is Ducaysane? Is that Oba Hiloowlow?

Somaliland leaves Somalis in limbo Breakaway state's disputed independence leaves Somali refugees ineligible for aid. Mohammed Adow, in Hargeysa, Somaliland Somaliland's disputed independence has left hundreds of Somalis ineligible for UN aid and unrecognised by Somaliland's government. Hundreds of Somalis fled recent fighting in Mogadishu, the Somali capital, taking shelter in the relative safety of Somaliland. According to the UN, fighting in Mogadishu has displaced about 400,000 people. An estimated 40,000 of those have fled to Hargeysa, Somaliland's capital, with thousands of others scattered in other settlements throughout the territory. Fatuma Abdullahi, one of the refugees, told Al Jazeera: "I fled from the Bakaara area of Mogadishu during the heaviest fighting in April. It took me 16 days to reach Hargeysa. I am here with some of my family members while others are still in Mogadishu." "There is no going back for me. I am here to stay," she said. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2007/05/2008525185419254144.html " frameborder="0" allowfullscreen>

Faysal wu iska hadla.

Goldogob group, Mudug.

By Goth Mohamed Goth The minister of Presidency Honorable Hirsi Ali Haji Hassan has launched a new blog known Guusha.com whereby Somaliland citizens will use to communicate and exchange views with minister on a wide range of issues relating to political, social and economic matters. Here is the opening statement: Hi and welcome to my blog. I believe communication is the back bone of all governmental activities. Two way communications will create the platform for the government to exchange information with its citizens. Too often misunderstanding occurs because of lack communication. Therefore, I would like to open the channels of communication by way of this blog. I will try to discuss current and important affairs as well as share information with the public. Equally I welcome feedback, comments and constructive criticism. Among other things, subjects of utmost interest to me and which I will discuss through this medium include Government achievements, Youth Unemployment, Foreign Investment and education. My hope is to establish and cultivate opportunities for consolidating our efforts in developing our country for ourselves,our children and future generations by advocating for our patriotism, sovereignty and providing a transparent platform for feedback. Please click the link below to access the minister’s blog http://www.guusha.com/ Somalilandpress.com http://somalilandpress.com/somalilandminister-of-presidency-launchs-new-blog-as-a-mean-of-communication-with-fellow-citizens-42490

Defeated lot, the UN will not do your bidding for you. Don't embarrass yourselves.

http://www.togdheernews.com/v2/?p=48428

President Ahmed Mohamed Mahamoud (Silanyo) today met with UN envoy to Somalia and head of UNSOM Ambassador Nicholas Kays in Hargeisa, Somaliland. President Silanyo and Ambassador Nicholas Kays had lengthy discussion on issues relating to the workings of the world body (UN) in Somaliland; they also took the opportunity explored ways to enhance future bilateral relation between the UN and Somaliland. Ambassador Nicholas Kay’s left Somaliland with empty hands this after the Somaliland government bluntly refused UNSOM the permission to open offices in Somaliland,the UN envoy is expect to leave in the very same private plane which had earlier brought him to Hargeisa from Galkayo where a UN charted plane is currently waiting for him. Somaliland minister of foreign affair and international relations Dr. Mohamed Abdillahi Omer also confirmed that the ban on UN planes is still in place expect on those involved Humanitarian work such as bring medicines. Somaliland has much to learn from past mistakes such as the presence of the UNOPS office in Somaliland which had tried to undermine Somaliland national aspiration at every turn ,this time around it seems Somaliland leaders didn’t fall for the plot. Somalilandpress.com Here is the official UN Press Release UNITED NATIONS ASSISTANCE MISSION IN SOMALIA (UNSOM) For Immediate Release PRESS RELEASE 02/2013 New UN Envoy Arrives in Hargeisa Hargeisa, 13 June, 2013 – The new Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary–General (SRSG) Nicholas Kay arrived in Hargeisa, Somaliland this morning to meet with His Excellency President Ahmed Mahamed Mohamud (Silaanyo) and officials of the Somaliland Administration. This is SRSG Kay’s first visit to Somaliland since he assumed his duties as head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM) on June 3. He was received by Dr. Mohamed Abdillahi Omar, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations, who accompanied the new SRSG to the mass graves in Hargeisa, in commemoration of the worst human rights violations of the Siyad Barre regime, which occurred between 1984 and 1988. On his arrival in Hargeisa, SRSG Nicholas Kay said “I have come to Hargeisa early in my new assignment in order to make it clear to the authorities and people of Somaliland that the United Nations supports their aspirations for peace and prosperity.” “Somaliland has remained an island of relative peace and stability in an insecure region and we believe that there are lessons that can be learned here about stabilizing the whole region. We are therefore here to learn and to support initiatives that will lead to sustainable peace, stability and prosperity in Somalia and beyond.” The mandate of UNSOM is to support the building of national capacity, peacebuilding, with a focus on good governance, security sector reform, rule of law, human rights, providing “good offices” for mediation and political reconciliation and coordination of international assistance. The UN envoy said “We have noted Somaliland’s efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and to entrench democracy through holding periodic elections. We are also aware of the challenges that Somaliland faces in institutionalizing a formal system of justice alongside the traditional one and we look forward to working together to reinforce the rule of law.” UNSOM stands ready to support constructive engagement between Somalia and Somaliland. The UN envoy further said “This is only my first visit to Somaliland of many and I intend to have a close and fruitful relationship with its people and authorities. Our office in Hargeisa will be proactively engaging the administration and civil society to explore areas of further cooperation.” http://somalilandpress.com/somaliland-says-no-unsom-42484

War dag dag ah:Kenya oo ka baxay Buur Gaabo, Raas Kambooni, iyo cidaaamada Al shabab oo qabsaday. http://allssc.com/2013/06/war-dag-dag-ah-kenya-oo-ka-baxay-buurgaaboraaskaambooni-iyo-ciidamada-al-shabaab-oo-qabsaday/

Somali language relegated to third? All I see there is Habesha and English languages.

Stop being cry babies. Remember you are refusing the legitimacy of Culosow, why would he develop your areas when you openly challenge his government. Let him develop HAG areas as they are the most loyal to the government and Bay and Bakool.

burahadeer Relax, we have defeated those Somalians at their height with modern military and all , and if it comes to again we will defeat them and send them to another 22 years of oblivion.

Old news.