Faisal will survive he survived so many times he will survive again.

Galbeedi isn't that bad he is just an irrational unionist who believes Somaliland needs Mogadishu. When it's it's other way around.

I thought holac was a pirate himself

Tallaabo are you a quranist

Reer laascanood way isla dhaaftay tukaraq bay maraysa. Few miles from garowe.

Farmaajo can't even gain influence in the farce selection of the garowe clan enclave , labbadi uwatay ba washaqeyn weyday. Failmaajo and kheyrekhasaaro labbadooduba 2 years waxay kudhamaysteen Twitter nabbadiyonolol hashtag bots ay kiireystan iyo boodhad nabad iyo nololayisdabasidaan.Adna waxadkahadlaysa gaining influence in hargeysa and the wider Somaliland.

The cheese fellow is just now trying to act as the former warlord Barre hiiraale it's all snf versus spm early 1990s. It's now just the afweyne remnants just want to take down the longfooted community and their Kenyan overlords. The only differences the jihadist are on the outskirts waiting their chances. And kismayo being the end price it's a tribal war disguised as a nationalistic war. It's a mess. Since the garboharay clan are landlocked. Since the creation of the raskibaki brigade led by Hebel madoobe jihadi hada dib a shahaatay oo kitaabkale u dhaartay. Ileen nimankani wa niman kutub baddan.

Oodweyne is right though many would think that coperations such as Apple and Starbucks have a say in U.S. foreign policy from the economic point of view and it's trade battles with China. The U.S. is looking this from a along term the next decades or so and to keep its world dominance.because it's heavily challenged by the people's republic of China the trade war was predicted whether trump was there or not.Republican and democrat all agree to this

Somaliland seeks recognition by hosting naval bases Self-declared republic sees military presence by world powers as way to affirm its status as independent state home > world, africa 11.01.2019 By Addis Getachew ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia The self-declared republic of Somaliland has expressed an interest in hosting British and Russian naval bases, which would add to an already active military presence along the coast of the Red Sea – one of the world’s busiest and most strategically important maritime passages. Last weekend, British Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson paid an unannounced visit to Somaliland and met with President Muse Bihi Abdi, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Yasin Hagi Mohamoud, and Defense Minister Essa Ahmed as well as Nuh Ismail Tani, top army general. In 1991, the Horn of Africa territory of Somaliland seceded from Somalia, which had itself gained independence from Britain in 1960. But for the past 28 years, Somaliland has remained officially unrecognized as a country – a status it resents. Ahmed Hassan Egal, head of the Somaliland mission to Ethiopia, confirmed to Anadolu Agency that military cooperation, and more specifically the establishment of a U.K. naval base in Somaliland at the port of Berbera, was among the points of discussion. The neighboring coastal state of Djibouti, which gained independence from France in 1977, houses more foreign military bases than any country in the world. In addition to a longstanding French naval base, there are U.S., Japanese, and Italian bases established since 2000, an EU military quarter, and a Chinese naval base established in 2017. “If the much smaller country Djibouti hosts so many naval bases by so many countries, why not Somaliland?” said Egal. Asked to confirm the U.K.’s intention to establish a naval base in Somaliland, he said, “There is a strategic importance in Somaliland. Part of the world would like to come to it, and Britain’s defense secretary was in Somaliland. We know that Britain has long historical relations with Somaliland … Because of the security situation, they [Britain] are very interested.” The U.K.’s interest also involves forging bilateral relations in economic and other sectors, according to the ambassador. He said the Russians might also come with the same intention. “We want to invite whoever is willing to come to Somaliland,” he said, indicating that a process has been going on with the United Arab Emirates, a Gulf country that agreed to set up a military base in Somaliland. “It helps the region,” he said. “It is a matter of interest … and of course, it would be in the best interest of the region as a whole. There’s nothing negative in that.” According to Egal, the world powers coming to the region and establishing military bases along the Red Sea coast are also investing in the region, and “we should welcome it.” Call for recognition “Somaliland gained independence from Britain before Somalia did,” Egal said in justification of the right it claimed to remain independent. Egal said the union with Somalia that lasted between 1961 and 1991 was “a dream” and an “emotional” project that did not work out. “The international community knows that Somaliland is a separate country that gained its independence separately,” he said. “Somaliland is peaceful and Somaliland is developing.” “Ethiopia has its mission in Somaliland, and Djibouti has its mission in Somaliland, and there are a number of other countries opening sorts of consular offices,” he said. Contradiction To date, no country has recognized Somaliland as an independent nation, although it has been acting as one for nearly three decades. And the government of Somalia is vehemently opposed to the idea of an independent Somaliland, seeing it as a breakaway state. While Somaliland is vocal in its determination to stay independent, Somalia’s semiautonomous state of Puntland next door has been working for a united Somalia with a federal arrangement, according to documents. All things considered, it seems that as it welcomes nations to set up military bases on its shores, Somaliland is soliciting formal recognition as an independent state. Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of t

Bosasso is leading the garowe clan enclave. Bahashu wa hagbad wanay iska cadayd.

UK, Russia and UAE scramble to set up military bases in Somaliland… 17 daqiiqo ago Advertisements The United Kingdom has joined Russia and the United Arab Emirates in the scramble to set up military bases in Somaliland. UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson at the weekend met President Mouse Bihi in Hargeysa, and discussed ways on strengthening the relationship between the two countries. Somaliland, a former British colony, is yet to be recognised internationally. The Somaliland embassy in Nairobi, neither denied not confirmed reports that Britain was seeking to set up a military base in the horn of Africa country. Somaliland Ambassador to Kenya Omar Bashe said his country was excited over Mr Williamson’s visit which, he said, would help the country’s push for international recognition after breaking away from Somalia. Mr Bashe said Mr Williamson’s visit was a clear indicator that the international community recognises the importance of Somaliland. The visit comes barely a week after Mr Williamson said the UK was keen on building new military bases around the world after Brexit. It is believed his visit to Somaliland sought to discuss the possibilities of setting up a base in the country. “For so long – literally for decades – so much of our national view point has been dominated by the discussion about the European Union. This is our moment to be that true global player once more – and I think the armed forces play a really important role,” said Mr Williamson. Mr Williamson, who last week visited the British army in Kenya, said that Brexit would allow the UK to change the 1960s policy of withdrawal from regions ‘east of Suez.’ Britain joins Russia which last April announced its intention to set up a naval base in Saylac, Somaliland. A Russian delegation held talks with Somaliland government for a 1,500 man base to support its warships and hunter-killer submarines to operate in the volatile region and busy shipping lanes that carry most of Europe’s goods. The United Arab Emirates is also building a military base in Berbera. The UAE base, which will begin operating by June, includes a coastal-surveillance system. The UAE is growing its military presence in the Horn of Africa to protect trade flows through the Bab el-Mandeb, a key shipping lane used by oil tankers and other cargo vessels en route to the Suez Canal. Emirati footholds in Somaliland and Eritrea provide strategic locations as the UAE supports the Saudi Arabia-led war against Houthi rebels in Yemen. Advertisements

Hiirshebelle is from the Mogadishu clan and The so called vila amisom admin used Ethiopians to arrest roobow. The bay and bakool clan are marginalized clans.

So come they have never decided For 20 years all they need to agree is to support one candidate we know how ilkajiir lost to faroole. And we saw how xaglatoosiye lost .

Very informative post there galbeedi Ethiopia is indeed changing but it has little or no affect on the poltical situation of Somalia. The tigre govt might have used divide rule tactics in the already divided Somalia along sectarian tribal lines. You described Addis Ababa very well its a very large city and Ethiopians are very proud of it because of its multi etbnc make up. Also most amxara have no issue with gallas they have only issues with secessionist gallas. Lemme megerse and abiye are both married to amxara. Have amxara maternal uncles are both Christians. The biggest losers are indeed the tigre but some how I believe they will will survive. Eventhough the odds are against them.

The United Kingdom’s Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson visited Somaliland in unannounced visit today on January 6th January 6, 2019 The United Kingdom’s Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson visited Somaliland in unannounced visit today on January 6th 2019. The defense secretary met with the President of Somaliland HE Muse Bihi Abdi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Yasin Hagi Mohamoud, his counterpart Somaliland’s Defense Minister Essa Ahmed and Somaliland top army General Nuh Ismail Tani. The purpose of Mr. Williamson’s visit to Somaliland and what he discussed with the President are unclear. Sources tell Somaliland Chronicle that Mr. Williamson and President Bihi a one on one meeting that lasted several hours. Political analysts and diplomatic sources are speculating that the United Kingdom is sending a clear message to Somalia with the Minister’s visit which is the culmination of high level rapprochement by the international community since the ouster of SSGR Nicholas Haysom by Somalia’s Federal Government. This is a developing story and will update as we know more.

Somalliland president received Mr Williamson today in hargeysa. The British govt will continue to assist and train Somaliland military as well as the coast guard.

The koonfurians think they ow the United nations any thing with out the UN all the people in the south would starve to death. What was the saying don't bite the hands that feed you.

Somaliland should send stronger people to these discussions sucaad was awesome the rest I am not that positive about them. Mr bulxan tries to be to poltical correct meesha inu lecture uyimidbaad mooda. This heritage instutr is owned by a guy called caynte who is extreme anti Somaliland.

Thursday December 27, 2018 US citizens should continue to avoid visiting Somalia because violent crimes such as kidnapping and murder remain endemic throughout the country, the Department of State said in renewing its travel advisory on the country. "Do not travel to Somalia due to crime, terrorism and piracy," the travel advisory said on Wednesday. "Violent crime, such as kidnapping and murder, is common throughout Somalia, including Puntland and Somaliland. Illegal roadblocks are also widespread." The State Department explained that terrorists continue to plot kidnappings, bombings and other attacks in Somalia, targeting airports and seaports, government buildings, hotels, restaurants, shopping areas and other areas where large crowds gather and Westerners frequent. "Pirates are active in the waters off the Horn of Africa, especially in the international waters near Somalia. The US government has limited ability to provide emergency services to US citizens in Somalia due to the lack of permanent consular presence in Somalia," the travel advisory said. US citizens determined to visit Somalia should draft a will and designate appropriate insurance beneficiaries and power of attorney and discuss a plan with loved ones regarding care and custody of children, pets, property, belongings, non-liquid assets and their funeral wishes, the travel advisory added.

The fractured italian Somalia whether the pirates or the so called paper govt in the bunker. It has been a govt in name only for the past what 19 years the year 2000. The system is broken it's basically impossible for them to beat alshabaab or the forces around alshabaab like Burundi who said or implied they have no interest in leaving the territories of the koonfurians because of the financial gains they get from the Europeans. And for the pirates or Mr cheese the pirates have been so badly defeated in sool and sanaag. It's been a year now almost since President Muses govt conquered tukaraq. The pirates made so many threats it became boring. Somaliland send the last warning yesterday if they misbehave we will walk into garowe. And we all know who is going to cry to the international community . Talalahaayyeh naga soo gaadhay.

Your right we see now olf is totally disorganised and lemme is wasting their time we saw that they failed in the 1960s and 70s and 80s. The reason is only some gallas support olf. Secession is impossible because the shiwans and weleges are all proud Ethiopians and reject secession. ONLF died when ileey became governor of jigjiga. Meles played them well endless dhaanto he put them in a trance mode. The last ever attack done by ONLF was the Chinese mine attack ONLF is the most failed rebel group after dolaal was killed no more attacks were made by ONLF and now they completely surrenderd to Ethiopia.

ONLF is today in Ethiopia what's the difference between The tigre led govt and the galla led govt.. EPRDF is still woyane unless somtbing has changed. I think the ONLF bandit group burned allot of goods that goes into Ethiopia. As retaliton. And later in they joined in their thousands liyuu forces.

Somaliand should close down the border with yoocade once and for all reach the border of sool. No hesitation I am sure militarly the pirates are no match for Somaliland defense forces.

Ina cagjar might be a tribalist but I doubt he is direct involved in this.. ina cagjar his main concern is the gallas and reform in kilinka shanaad . Galguduud has other problems.

Somaliland has a new foreign minister he was not my initial pick.if I was ina biixi I would have put Jamaal cali xuseyn in finance and profesor samatar on the foreign ministry. But Jamaal ego is a Bit to high and I think ina biixi keeps professor samatar for his 3rd reshuffle. Somaliland has rejected the redsea golf of aden alliances proposed alliance by mbs. The war in Yemen Is going to its fifth year and it's seems it's not gonna and in the next coming years the xuutis cant be defeated by the sacuudis. And negotiations are also not working ceasefires. Also Bashir in Sudan is facing the biggest protest in decades. Somaliland needs to adapt real fast to all the changing realities in the region.