Duke is a secessionist in disguise

What puntland declared independence in the early 1990s

I hundred % agree there is nothing the united nations can do for Somalia see Koonfurians are very destructive people by nature there Is no way the international organizations can make them more civilized in some way nor can the UN help this Hotel government on paper. Somalia is not on the top list on the agenda there are bigger things the UN is busy with Like the Israel and Palestinian issue. Iranian nuclear Weapon program Afghanistan Iraq etc

Guys you are joking Adis ababa looks 10 times better then asmara

Passerby Muj Siilanyo is the leader of Somaliland for the next coming 5 years get used to it somalilands democratization will continue inshallah

Democracy Triumphs with Somaliland’s Second Peaceful Election Written by USAID Sep 23, 2010 at 04:13 PM This summer, Somaliland’s presidential election marked a rare, peaceful democratic transition in the greater Horn of Africa. On June 26, the lead opposition Kulmiye party (Kulmiye means “bringing together”) received almost half of the more than 538,000 votes cast, while the ruling UDUB party (United People’s Democratic Party) won 33 percent of votes. Another opposition party, UCID (the Justice and Welfare party), received 17 percent of the votes. With the election, Kulmiye party leader and veteran politician Ahmed Silanyo was declared the new president of Somaliland, with then-President Dahir Kahin Riyale issuing a statement assuring the people of Somaliland that he would respect the election outcome. More than 500,000 Somalilanders cast their ballots. Some voters waited in line to vote at least five hours before polls opened. USAID contributed over $700,000 to support the Somaliland presidential election process. Eight hundred domestic observers monitored the process throughout Somaliland’s six regions. Political party watchers, trained by USAID implementing partner, the International Republican Institute, were deployed to most of the 1,782 polling stations, observing election day processes and ballot counting. Many poll workers were university students as local universities partnered with Somaliland’s National Electoral Commission to train students to administer the polls per Somaliland’s election law. Somaliland unilaterally declared independence from Somalia in 1991. The autonomous breakaway area in northwest Somalia is not recognized internationally, although it held its first peaceful presidential election in 2002. After postponing the most recent election for almost two years, election watchers say that Somaliland has enhanced its democratic reputation by pulling off a second peaceful presidential vote. ?

eew hilib qeydhin ah xabashida uun ba waxa cuna

Mashallah well done to the people of ceerigabo

Good news for reer qardho this what they need

Good news for reer qardho this what they need

waba qalab casri eh

Good news

maya bug as in fake lol

Originally posted by The Zack: Denmark ma dowlad baa? oo hada ma jabhad baad mooday

jacaylbaro zack luqad bu la dagaalamaya leave the man alone.

The Zack idinku markad afka Amhaarigna aad maqashaan waad sastan somaha xita radioga hadaad ka maqashan waxad moodaysin inu xayle selesy idinku so nooladay somaha.

Originally posted by The Zack: A step to the right direction. Xaaji, The video is broadcasting in Amharic, Xabashiga ma barateen? Berigaan mujaheedka aha Aan dirdhawe joogay ayaan course yar qaatay waan fahma la igu ma xanto

Very nice jacaylbaro mar arkeyse yarta 1:42 tallow yarta ma so dhoofiya

The Colonel Muj dhancade is doing a good job he got a good cv

Indeed somaliland is the greatest example when it comes to traditional way of finding peace for its people

Originally posted by Taleexi: War Xaji, miyaanad cay mooyee, wax micno lehba meesha keenin. I don’t know what you call insults but its not a secret that the puntland admin is involved in piracy and being a deputy police chief in SL is no secret to

Duke I know you feel frustrated because of the miserable failure of Yey but that should not mean you should have ill feelings towards the current Sharif administration , this is the same transitional federal government you were clapping your hands for few years back. But I know with Cumar buur being ousted and leaving office. And the whole security problem in the pirate state and attam at your doorsteps. There is nothing iley or Zanawi can do for you. Good luck

The current Vp of puntland was a former Somaliland deputy police chief then he went to puntland to become a pirate

General duke you are the only one pointing out the failure of this current TTG administration led by sharif but me and the rest of the world and even Gen gabre all know the TFG was a failure when your uncle was leading it what’s the difference between Ethiopian troops invading the capital city of Somalia with your uncle on top of an Ethiopian T90 tank, and between Ethiopian troops invading parts of hiiraan while sharifs government is just being quiet because of the embarrassment .

Dude I don’t like when people just speculate things out of the air you don’t have any evidence for your accusations The current administration has no links ties with Ertirea and it will remain like this