makes sense

orit Hargeisa airport finally gets a modern road

Imagine how strong alshabaab actually is , it’s alshabaab vs so called Somali government hiding in the bunker Ugandan troops Burundi troops Ethiopia troops Kenyan troops Djibouti troops Local militia macaawiislay puntland Galmudug jubbaland hirshabele local armies and now Turks. With US air support . And they are putting up a good fight and can’t be put down .after almost 17 years of combat and wars . It’s better for the bunker government to stop wasting resources and negotiate with alshabaab an some sort of settlement of America can negotiate with taliban who they considered a terrorist group I am sure the fake government in Mogadishu can at least Truro hold talks with alshabaab .

I always wonder why they never did this before or considered this before

Al-Shabaab launches attack near Mogadishu, casualties reported Sunday April 20, 2025 Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali government forces came under heavy attack late Saturday when Al-Shabaab militants launched a coordinated assault on military positions in Elasha Biyaha, a key area southwest of Mogadishu. The fighting left multiple casualties, although the official death toll remains unconfirmed. The attack began with explosions, followed by an intense firefight between militants and troops from the Somali National Army (SNA) and the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA). Residents reported heavy gunfire lasting for hours, with both sides using a range of weaponry in close combat. Elasha Biyaha, located about 15 kilometres from Mogadishu, has frequently been a flashpoint due to its strategic location between the capital and militant strongholds in southern Somalia. Last month, sightings of Al-Shabaab fighters in and around the Elasha Biyaha corridor have raised concerns among residents. Federal authorities have released no official statement regarding the number of casualties or damage from the attack. The attack marks the latest in a string of escalating Al-Shabaab offensives in southern and central Somalia, where the group has intensified attacks on military outposts. The assault comes as Somali and African Union forces continue a nationwide campaign aimed at dismantling Al-Shabaab's territorial control. Despite military gains in regions such as Galgaduud and Hiiraan, the group remains capable of executing complex attacks, particularly near the capital

Somalia’s Army Chief Odawaa Leaves Moqokori for Mogadishu as Macawisley Fighters Also Withdraw. Reports have emerged confirming that hundreds of Macawisley fighters who had recently fled Adan Yabaal after the town was overrun by Alshabab militants have now been reported fleeing from Moqokori in the Hiiraan region to parts of Galgadud. The fighters, many of whom are originally from the Ceelbuur area, had established a temporary base in Moqokori following their retreat. However, sources indicate that they have now opted to return to their home villages rather than redeploy to Adan Yabaal, despite government efforts to reorganize and redeploy them. Earlier today, Somalia’s Chief of Defence Forces, General Odawaa Yusuf Rageh, who had been stationed in Moqokori, departed for Mogadishu via a special helicopter flight. His departure coincides with the movement of the Macawisley forces out of the area. The withdrawal is seen as a setback for the ongoing military campaign against the militants in Adan Yabaal and surrounding areas. Videos circulating on social media appear to show convoys of Macawisley fighters in pickup trucks arriving in several locations across Galgadud, including the town of Guriceel.

Nonsense reer laascanood joined in 2007 after the war in 2023 they . Prior to 2007 did Somaliland cease to exist because somaliland control laascanood this is no argument Somaliland controls all of the regions of the former British Somaliland minus the two districts of laascanood and taleex besides the reason Somaliland wasn’t recognised was because somaliland didn’t have some one to talk to Now there is a semblance of a government in Mogadishu so ina. Sense it is positive. Maybe we can come to an agreement but the Somaliland issue won’t go away you can’t ignore it away . And the struggle for quest for statehood recognition for Somaliland will continue until its achieved. There is no way back we are fighting a war of politics Somaliland does have a case a legal case. It isn’t recognised only due political reasons the west scared that the entire Somalia will apart but it is all falling apart now and political factors in Egypt who oppose it for political reasons . But things will change in the future . Because the west is also tired of pumping money into Mogadishu and nothing good comes from it Reer awdal are the most happy in Somaliland they got so many political positions things they can never get in Mogadishu. The eastern soool issue is a qabil issue but the awdal people and the rest of Somaliland belong to the same origins the eastern sool community believe they can’t share something with somaliland I have no issue with that at all nin yidhi reerkayga raacaya ceeb maha

Wondeful good work reer jabuuti keep it up

Aqoonsiga Somaliland mar uun bu iman wa National cause iyo objective wax laga daalaya majirto. Qawm walba waxay u dagalamaan xoriyadooda iyo jiritaankooda reer Somaliland kama duwana reer South Sudan 50 sanay dagaalaamyeen . Anaga ilaahay guushi wana siiye toban sanne gudahood 1981 Ila 1991. 34 sanneh ka leh Wax u dagalamayney oo keliya ictraafka dhulleed eeh dalkayaga as our later President Ahmed siilaanyo once said Ilaahay naxaristo if it takes us 1000 years we will not rest our people will never be ruled by others . Freedom is worth everything

Shabaab is consolidating its hold over the Mogadishu region, intensifying its presence there.

Tiro hoobiyaal ah oo goordhaw lagu garaacay qeybo ka mid ah magaalada Muqdisho Sabti, April 19, 2025 (HOL) - Warar dheeraad ah ayaa kasoo baxaya tiro hoobiyaaal ah oo goordhaw lagu garaacay qeybo ka mid ah degmooyinka magaalada Muqdisho, gaar ahaan kuwo ku dhadhaw Madaxtooyada Soomaaliya. Hoobiyaasha ayaa la sheegay iney ku dhaceen xaafado ka tirsan degmooyinka Xamarweyne, Xamar jajab iyo Shibis ee gobolka Banaadir, kuwaas oo jugtooda laga maqlay inta badan degmooyinka magaalada Muqdisho. Wararka hordhaca ah ayaa sheegaya in hoobiyaasha ay sababeen dhimasho hal ruux iyo dhaawaca sadax kale oo dhawaantood ah dad shacab ah oo hoobiyaasha ugu tageen xafaadahooda. Weerarada noocaa ah ee madaafiicda loo adeegsanaayo ayaa inta badan waxaa masuuliyadooda sheegta kooxda Al-shabaab, waxaana xusid mudan in dhawaan kooxdu sidaan oo kale hoobiyaal ugu weerartay agagaarka xarunta madaxtooyada iyo Xerada Xalane oo ku taala xeyndaabka garoonka Aadan Cadde ee magaalada Muqdisho. Ugu dambeyntii ma jirto wax war ah oo kasoo baxay dhanka laamaha amaanka dowladda fedaraalka Soomaaliya oo ku aadan hoobiyaasha saakay lagu gaaracay qeybo ka mid ah Muqdisho ee khasaaraha dhimashada iyo dhaawaca leh geystay.

This is the first time we See US officials calling for the recognition of Somaliland in decades

China’s Worldwide Expansion Plan Stops in Somaliland By: Robert C. O’Brien As America confronts an assertive China across the Indo-Pacific region, it is important to understand the centrality of Africa to this effort. Recognizing a stable and democratic Somaliland in the Horn of Africa as an independent country is a key step in stemming the Chinese Communist Party’s rising tide on the continent, which brackets the western border of the region. Almost unnoticed during the pandemic, Somaliland is resisting China’s rapid expansion in Africa through the Belt-and-Road initiative. After months of Chinese pressure, the Somaliland government cut out Beijing and invited Taiwan to open an embassy in the capital, Hargeisa. Taiwan now has a scholarship program for Somaliland students to study in Taipei and Taiwanese aid is flowing into the country to assist with energy, agriculture, and human-capital projects. It is often difficult for developing nations, including those in Africa, to resist the economic allure of Chinese loans and investment. China’s government is pouring money into Africa in a bid to secure energy and raw materials long into the future. Governments often set aside concerns over China’s predatory lending, corruption, human-rights abuses and its high-handed “wolf warrior diplomacy” to provide for their desperate populations. When a developing nation stands up to China and rejects its tainted aid, the United States should make every effort to help it succeed, particularly in strategically vital geography. Somaliland is one such country and deserves U.S. assistance. Unlike the virtually failed state of Somalia to its south, Somaliland is thriving. It has been peaceful for the thirty years since it declared independence, has a functioning democratic system, manages its own police force, and even issues its own currency and passports. An American-backed independent Somaliland would show other nations that there is an alternative to China’s Belt-and-Road initiative in East Africa. This step could be key as China has marked the area for great power competition by establishing its first overseas military base in neighboring Djibouti. Somaliland’s location, just south of Djibouti, on a major artery of maritime trade—the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait—is thus of geopolitical significance to the United States and its allies. Somaliland would also be an important partner in the fight against Islamist terrorists in the region. The legal and diplomatic grounds for recognizing Somaliland are strong. In many ways, what we today recognize as modern Somalia is an artificial construct, even by the standards of post-colonial Africa. During the late-nineteenth century through the mid-twentieth century, Somaliland was controlled by the British, eventually becoming a formal British colony. After its independence from the UK in 1960, thirty-five nations recognized the new Republic of Somaliland. The country was one of the first fifteen nations on the continent to gain their freedom during that famous “Year of Africa.” As a matter of international law, Somaliland had been and, upon independence, was entirely separate from the Italian colony Somalia Italiana, later Somalia. The two neighboring former colonies were joined together into one nation only after both received their respective independence from different colonial powers. The election that ratified the union creating Somalia was, however, fraught with irregularities. For example, it was discovered shortly after voting that the documents each newly independent state had voted on were different, thus, making the union technically void. The government in Mogadishu attempted to remedy this problem by announcing a second referendum on an act of union. But due to significant discrimination against Somaliland, its citizens boycotted the vote. In 1961, a Somali court ruled that the legal mechanisms used to join the two nations were flawed. Over the years, the regime in Mogadishu massively abused human rights in Somaliland. Somalia’s decades of discrimination, repression, and genocide against Somaliland have been ongoing since the colony’s independence. Somaliland fought a war against Somalia for its freedom. This decades-long conflict was one of the most brutal wars in post-colonial Africa and included Mogadishu’s genocide against the north’s major clan. At the conclusion of the conflict, after securing its territory, Somaliland declared its independence anew. If the United States leads on diplomatic recognition, then other nations will certainly follow. The United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and other states already have offices in Hargeisa, though only Taiwan maintains an embassy. Even continental power South Africa has flirted with recognition. The time is now for the United States to take the first step—or more accurately, thanks to Taipei, the second step—to bring Somaliland fully into the community of nations. Robert C. O’Brien was the twenty-eighth U.S. National Security Advisor, serving from 2019-2021. He is the Chairman of the Global Taiwan Institute’s U.S.-Taiwan Task Force. Image: Reuters

Dowladda Soomaaliya oo qorsheyneysa iney dalka ka ceyriso sii hayaha Wakiilka Midowga Afrika Jimco, April 18, 2025 (HOL) - Wasiirka Wasaaradda ariimaha Dibadda Xukuumadda Fedaraalka Soomaaliya Axmed Macalin Fiqi ayaa shaaca ka qaaday in go'aan adag ka qaadan doonto dowladda Soomaaliya sii joogitaanka dalka ee sii hayaha madaxa howlgalka Midowga Afrika ee Soomaaliya AUSSOM, kaasoo uu ku eedeeyey inuu taageere u yahay Al-Shabaab. Wasiir Fiqi ayaa sheegay in Danjire Erido Amb Sivuyile Thandikhaya bam oo ah Diplomaasi u dhashay dalka Koonfur Afrika ahna ku xigeenka iyo ku simaha Ergeyga gaarka ah ee Midowga Afrika ee Soomaaliya iyo Madaxa sii hayaha Taageeradda Howlgalka Cusub ee AUSSOM ee Soomaaliya inuu caalamka u diray warbixino muujinaya inuu taageero u yahay Al-shabaab. Wuxuu tilmaamay in Golaha Ammaanka ee Qaramada Midoobey ay ka mid tahay fagaarayaasha uu ka jeediyey ninkan warbixino uu ku sheegay in Shabaab ay dowladnimo rabaan oo ay joojiyeen dilka shacabka iyo waxyaabo badan oo dhaqanka argagixisada ah. “Ninka siihayaha howlgalka AUSSOM ah, muddo dheer ayaa si hoose loogu xaman jiray, laakiin hadda waxaa muuqata inuu is qari waayey, anaga muddo ayaan ka aamusneyn, qof taageere Al-Shabaab ah ayuu noqday, qof xaasid ku ah horumarka Soomaaliya ayuu noqday” ayuu yiri Wasiirka arrimaha Dibadda Soomaaliya Axmed Macalin Fiqi. Wasiirka arrimaha Dibadda Soomaaliya ayaa hadalkiisa raaciyay in haatan ay soo baxayaan arrimo mudo dheer lagu tuhunsana ninkaan oo ah inuusan jecleyn horumarka Soomaaliya. Ugu dambeyntii warar hoose oo laga helay ilo ku dhadhaw Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda Soomaaliya ayaa sheegaya in dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ay qorsheyneyso iney dalka ka ceyriso Danjire Erido Amb Sivuyile Thandikhaya bam oo ah Diplomaasi u dhashay dalka Koonfur Afrika ahna ku xigeenka iyo ku simaha Ergeyga gaarka ah ee Midowga Afrika ee Soomaaliya iyo Madaxa sii hayaha Taageeradda Howlgalka Cusub ee AUSSOM.

Somaliland cancells all talks with Somalia now i dont know what to expect wadani camp had talks with somalia in its agenda but now they have cancelled it all