I think mr mental tablet just wants a way out but he wants an extension. For his pirate administration in the garowe clan enclave. Mr cheese can't help him even if he wanted to mr cheese I dont know what he is doing but he is more involved in the tragic conflict poor fella really wants to reconcile the neur and dinka ethnic groups of south Sudan. After the hamasien dictator didn't show up in the Igad meeting in Addis Ababa . Fresh Prince abiye suggested igad should focus on south Sudan. And the political docile passive neofaqashman from cabuudwaaq wanted a bit of achievement in a symbolic way of course . Madaxweyne farmaaajo oo heshiisiyey qawmiyadaha dinkaa iyo neur while USA special forces are raiding former Somali president house I tell you the man is either hostage or Just waits for the qataris to write him his cheque. And than he wants to get the hell out of villa amisom. He has not visited once his own gedo region while The Kenyans are shooting ducks there in garboharay.

The pirate enclave is done after 8 months all we hear is threats last time they carried out attack was during the Ramadan and they got a decent karbaash from the Somaliland defense forces.They now reduced to threats and empty hanjabaado. Iyo dibugurasho xeeldagaal the pirate strategy. Somaliland can easily annex gsrowe and shell It to the stone age but. We dont believe we can demolish something which does not belong to us. Somaliland is purely interested in only yoocade. Where the border ends what garowe does or wants is not interesting for Somaliland. One cant change 134 year old legtimate borders of Africa it's just not feasible.and the alternatives the pirate bring forward is tribal borders which will never fly in Africa.

I think it's a bit of a wrong comparision the gallas believe that the old Ethiopian imperialistic flag is a bit for them a controversy they want to put a little stamp on Ethiopian flag like the woyane changed their flag two. The amhara and gurage in a local election would win in Addis ababa If a one man vote is implemented . These laws were introduced when the gallas were some how subserviant to the tigres. And the tigres wanted to force ties with gallas but today the gallas are in a leading position prime minister president of the country are all gallas. The amhara I agree are 2 disorganised the only ethnic group that calls them selves Ethiopian are the amhara ethnic. Amhara have 2 many organisations but all of them are weak organisation. Amhara are politically very emotional poltical wise. It's going to be interesting how the fresh Prince of Finfine abiye solves this political divide.

So some changes the Abyssinian empire placed a new governor in jigjiga. Our very own abtiigis yarkanu abtiga u ahayn replaced the notorious cabdi ileey oohada xabsi ku xaraysna slaanti madoobayd eeh saanta ku dhagtay eh dhashay way u barooranaysa wiilkeedi. Abtigiis is now a junior partner of the gallas meqershe lemme and jawar and abiye the show down with the amxaras over Addis ababa will kick start and the question Is will abtigiis back the amxaras or the gallas or will he protect his kursi and be neutral and hide in jigjiga dabaylada muu ka dhuuman mise wuu wedjihi time will tell. And in other news Italian Somalia the villa amisom admin has a New president from south Africa gaalki keith is no longer the leader of the koonfurians. The south African guy is a new sberif in town and he might be pro apartheid if he is a descendent of the Dutch boars. The koonfurians will be further divided I don't think that is even practically possible but still.

Home Wararka Manta Jobs Somalia faces multi-faceted challenges 25Shares Friday September 14, 2018 The outgoing UN envoy for Somalia, Michael Keating, on Thursday warned that terrorism and political differences will derail progress in Somalia. Al-Shabaab remains resilient in the Horn of Africa country despite the efforts of the UN peacekeeping mission and Somali security forces to contain it, Keating told the Security Council. The terrorist group is regularly using targeted assassinations, improvised explosive devices and extortion both of communities and businesses, he said. Managing and mitigating this risk requires systematic degradation of al-Shabaab as well as increasing the legitimacy and capacity of government. One without the other will not work, he said. Keating, who is also head of the UN peacekeeping mission in Somalia, known as AMISOM, warned that political differences in the country will bring progress, passage of key legislation, and implementation of the government's reform and security agenda to a grinding halt. The deficit of trust between central government and federal member states, and the recent decision by the latter to suspend cooperation, are very worrisome, he said. Fundamental issues, including how power should be shared, allocated and separated, the nature of the federal state, the respective powers of the federal and state governments, should be addressed through the constitutional review, he said. Strong and differing views about federalism are legitimate but if the political culture is to change, they need to be resolved through dialogue and not through unilateral action, he said. More immediately, the greatest challenge is to reach political agreements that allow forward momentum without prejudicing the outcome of the constitutional review, he said. These include the electoral law, integration of security forces, and resource and revenue sharing agreements. Trust requires respect for due process and commitment to non-violence, a willingness to engage, to make compromises for the broader good, he said. "This was my parting message to Somali leaders," said Keating, who will be replaced by Nicholas Haysom of South Africa on Oct. 1. The Somali population will once again face the prospect of humanitarian catastrophe, he warned. The risk of this happening is high, and millions are already living on the edge of dignified existence, he said. advertisements Future crises will result from the combination of climate-related shocks, armed conflict provoked by al-Shabaab and unresolved grievances, competition over natural resources and systemic marginalization of certain groups, he said. The objective should be to reduce human vulnerability by creating jobs, investing in urbanization, water management, access to clean power and adding value to the country's enormous economic potential whether in livestock, fisheries, agriculture or information technology, said Keating. The future of Somalia is in the hands of the Somalis, he said. "Success depends upon political, business, traditional and other leaders working together for the common good, leveraging the country's potential wealth to transform prospects for people, especially the young." The more that political leaders show unity, the greater the opportunity, and the responsibility, of international partners to invest in all parts of the country and its leadership, he noted.

Inkastu nin sarrehyahay wa inu samirki Nabiayuub lahaadaye. Wa inu saliga nabiga sacaad walba saliyaayeh. Suradaha samawaatka wa inu malukun saffansafah yidhaahaye. Affarta ma sababeyey ooh ma is dabba sudhay dheh. Siinkan kaga bilaabay miyaan sawdkale ku xigsiiyey dheh. To be continued

Yes afewerqi is a predator a real hunter he has allot of good skills he trained much of the tigre soldiers of Ethiopia. This man went rogue joined two different rebel movements created the later one shacbiyaa. He aided jihadist at the very height of the so called war on teror. He did every trick in the book two fight all his neighbors and suddenly the Failmaajo fellow of villa amisom thinks he can forge an alliance based on good will with the asmara dictator a man who locked all his opposition up is supreme judge and jury in the asmara court. This man afewerqi the mad man of asmara will go against all ods to achieve his objectives even if he has to support jihadists or Bantu mercenaries in villa amisom. Aslong as he gets the mission done that's his motto and it's going good for him for now.

The problem is you can't change the poltical culture of koonfurians. If everything has a price tag for them. So there is no such thing as birmageydo warfare code laws. Or waxani wa gunimo ilaahay baynu taloweydisane ku tirsanaan mayno gaal timo adag. This type of culture does not exist in their society. Eeboow beesadi awaay is what they think of .They will sell everything hire every one from pashtuns to Punjabi jihadists. From the dawarsi state of diinsoor. To the pirates from eyl who play a double game ask the Europeans for fundings money and share the spoils with the pirates. And with a straight face they will tell you they are all doing this in the name of Somalinimo. A very abused terminology Somalinimo abused and raped by koonfurians.

Yes you are right on the money Oodweyne afewerqi doesn't need to attend the conference since he is on the winning side it's Jabuuti that needs peace its in a very problematic position now. Since the cheeseman is now In alliance with afewerqi and has called the lifting on the sanctions on the mad man of afewerqi. And all afewerqi is waiting for instructions from Abu Dhabi and I think he wants to punish his adveseries Jabuuti and geele always played the terrorist card on afewerqi. Back in 2007 when afewerqi invited all Irhaabist to asmara. Geele called the French the Americans to counter afewerqi effort that's why sharif dalxiis was selected in Jabuuti. The Jabuuti Eritrean conflict is deeper than ras domaira and the pows. Its UAE it's the port issues it has even to do with geele being to close to the tigre ruling clique of azebmesfin seyoem mesfin bereket Simon late Meles debretzion and old man sebhet nega. Afewerqi has now some relieve he gets funding from Abu Dhabi he is in good relations with fresh Prince abiye ahmed. He got the cheeseman of villa amisom in his pocket it's a good year for the xamasien Christian dictator.

Home Wararka Manta Jobs US-led raid of Somali ex-president's home blamed on bad intelligence 51Shares Thursday September 13, 2018 US and Somali forces who raided the family home of a former president and detained three teenagers may have been acting on misleading intelligence, according to officials in the unstable east African country. Somali soldiers accompanied by at least one foreigner broke into the house of Aden Abdullah Osman Daar, a revered nationalist leader and former president who died in 2007, in the town of Janale, around 100km southwest of Mogadishu late on Friday. Members of Daar’s family told the Guardian they were deeply shocked by the raid, which targeted Islamic militants from the al-Qaida-linked al-Shabaab organisation. The incident will raise further concerns about the use of special forces troops to fight extremism in Africa. Last year the deaths of four American soldiers in an ambush in Niger prompted anger and led to questions over the costs of such deployments. Senior US officials are reported to be considering deep cuts to the special operations deployment on the continent. Three male members of the Daar family between the ages of 15 and 20 were arrested in the raid, the relatives said. The whereabouts of the detainees are currently unknown. The troops also raided an adjacent farm belonging to Daar, who led Somalia from 1960 to 1967 and was the country’s first post-independence president. The office of Hassan Ali Khaire, the Somali prime minister, has apologised to the family. One Somali intelligence officer with direct knowledge of the operation – which took place in a region known as a al-Shabaab stronghold – said “there was bad intelligence during and before the raid on the house of former president”. “The Americans did not know the place. They relied on false intelligence gathered by local informants who are sometimes biased due to clan influence,” he said. However a source in the prime minister’s office gave a different version of events. “The target of the raid was not the house of former President Aden Abdullah. This was an operation conducted by Somali special forces with their American advisers. The forces were following a member of terrorist group who ran away toward the house of the former president but the forces mistakenly raided the house where the family lived,” the source said. The source also said Khaire told the family that the incident will be investigated and the three detained youths released soon. A second intelligence officer who worked with the American special forces said mistakes were often the fault of unreliable local informants. Major Karl Weist, a spokesman for US Africa Command, said that American forces, in an advise and assist capacity, partnered in a Somali-led ground force operation to disrupt and degrade al-Shabaab operations in the vicinity of Wagaante, Somalia, on the night of 4 September 2018. “The operation targeted al-Shabaab’s improvised explosive device network. US forces were in a supporting role only,” he said. Somali forces have been fighting Islamist militants from the al-Shabaab organisation for more than a decade. In recent years the US has increased its support for local troops, sending special forces to train Somali troops and accompany combat operations. The US has also conducted a growing number of airstrikes, including dozens by unmanned drones. The incident highlights the difficulty of military operations in a complex political and social environment. Raiding the home of a prominent local family and detaining innocent individuals risks fuelling support for insurgents, experts say. There have been frequent claims that raids, sometimes involving US forces, have caused civilian casualties. According to Dhaqan Osman, a family member, the joint forces were led by a tall white man who spoke American English. “They broke into the front gate and then broke the inside gate with huge iron bar. They had torch lights and small guns with them. They first entered the room where the boys slept. They arrested two boys – my son and his brother-in-law. They then entered the next room and detained the third boy,” she said. Suad Abdullahi, the sister of the two detained brothers, said: “We were chatting inside the house when we heard the breaking of the front gate. Suddenly the men came in. They had torch lights and they ordered us all to lie down. We said we are women and we need to cover. But they said ‘no.’ They caught and blindfolded our grandfather who is diabetic.” she said. Witnesses said the westerner told the Somali soldiers to search the house. “The searched every corner of the house and they said, ‘where is al-Shabab guy? Where is the emir of al-Shabab?’ We were shocked to hear that. This is the house and the farm of the former President Aden Abdullah [Daar], who is well respected among the Somali people,” Abduallahi said. “Even during the warlords era and the rule of the militant groups in this area, nobody dared to enter the house of the former president due to the respect for the family.” The joint forces left with the three boys on a waiting helicopter, the witnesses said. Analysts say that the intensified operations have caused casualties among al-Shabaab leaders and have stopped dozens of bombings, potentially saving hundreds of lives. But a series of offensives has failed to dislodge al-Shabaab from its strongholds. Intelligence documents, transcripts of interrogations with recent defectors and interviews with inhabitants of areas in the swath of central and southern Somalia controlled by al-Shabaab have shone a light on the severity of its harsh rule – but also revealed significant support in some areas. adverti

I think deep inside the koonfurians know what kind of deep trouble they are in. It's almost 30 years. If today the European union stops paying the African union troops Bantu merceneries of president museveni. Somalia has no army. This so called legitimacy was given by the international community by Britain and the USA it's the work of the late Hillary Clinton and David Cameron. After erdogan wanted to colonize what was left of Mogadishu back in 2011. That's when the west said let's create something for the koonfurians. Dowladi dhabta ahayd. Remeber the koonfurians were celebrating kumeelgaadhki waan kabaxnay and they were doing niiko jubba aka wacwac weeejiyo walaasha waaye waraabaha hasiinin. It's all in name only nothing has changed there is no difference between habaarqabihi mudug yey and Sh dalxiis or mr hassan culusow. Or this Failmaajo. Just the TFG was called transitional and they call this one Somali. But practically politically diplomatically legally it's the same old dysfunctional entity contolled by United nation bureaucrats and bantu ground troops.

Yes che is right koonfurians have no understand of governance that's why the governmental power structure was divided between 4 .5 the 4 major tribes and the ethnic minorities. The people dont understand governance one can only understand Somalia that is if we go back in Time prior to the Italians. No clan can submit to another clan. The garowe clans can never bow for for Mogadishu clans And Mogadishu clans will never accept a president from garowe after cabdilahi yusuf yey habaarqabihi mudug.And no one believes in some sort of nationalism if the clan demands are not met. All rationality will fly out of the window. Koonfurians pretend they made peace in carta back in 2000 When Carta 4.5 tng was established. But it's fake it's all pretending they dont agree on anything they pretend they are at peace but they will assinate each other if given the Chance. That's the harsh reality.

So this south African fellow is the new president of the amisom republic. Since Somalia is under a sort African union trusteeship this guy will represent Somalia at the United nations. After Stevenson after wallad abdulla after mahiga after nickolaskay after gaalki keith. Somalia had 1 Tanzanian president two presidents from England and one president from Mauritania. And this new fellow from south Africa who might be a boar. From the Dutch indian company of johanusburg. Welkom in Somalia waar de koonfurians uw dienen.

Gallas are a minority in addis Ababa. Addis is a majority amhara city with sizeable gurage community the gallas live in the surrounding villages around Addis Ababa. Qeero leme meqershe can only do so much but Addis ababa fate will be decided with amhara led groups whether it's ginbot7 or one of the other amhara led poltical organizations. The gallas want to put their flags in areas where the people are predominatly amhara in a sort confronting ways the amharas will never accept this.

Camay wants war cabdi cawar wants no war I bet camay can beat up the small gaas. Gaas 1.60 height and camay is atleast 185 roughly if not taller. One uppercut gaas is down

I think not more than 17 million. 4 million in somalliland. 7 million in Somalia. 3 million in Ethiopia. And 2 million in Kenya. And one million in Jabuuti.

The pirate enclave and the Ethiopian colony baydhabo cutting ties is nothing new sharif sakiin goes to the highest bidder and the pirates never liked the cheeseman since the days of fsroole.

MMA the only people that work and are submissive to Ethiopians are your community in baydhabo they proudly wave the Ethiopian flag cooperate with Ethiopians they might even eat kitfo there is nothing Somali left in the cultural being of your people. Haday cidi ceeb u dhimanayso reerkina ceeb u dhiman laha balse ceeb ba uma arkan in la duleystee oo la xabashiiyey. Sababto dadka qaarba dhiig lahayn imika adigu waxad ku mashquushay Somaliland. Reerkinana xabashi ba caadi u gumeysta kama fakirtiid siidad u xoreyn lahayd sababto ah waad is dhiibtay.

Gooni adeerka farmaaajo kawaran eeh hogaga ugandheeska ku xaraysna. Mamuul goboleedyadi kagooste qaraxyadi kubatte meelu ka bilaabu garanlaayahay. Rajaad sheegeysa quus bu taganyahay.. somaliya masidaasa mamuulkini noqday inay dadku madhaan idinkuna dhuumatan

Galbeedi wa nin itaaldarran He is actually a fan of the late kacaan led by general siad barre who destroyed what little democracy the former defunct the former Somali republic had. Galbeedi believes a foreign entity can defeat Somaliland. And than he can become a lowly spy for the koonfurian govt. What he doesnt know afweyne tried all these strategies tactics divide and rule encircling using clan politics. Nothing worked. Galbeedi believes something good can come from villa amisom. And that miraculously the koonfurians become less corrupt less violent And build a newly govt based on honesty humanity and good governance And equality it's been nearly 30 years And nothing has changed it's going only from worse to catastrophiy.

Itoobiya iyo Eritrea oo dib isugu furaya xadka labada dal Talaado, September, 11, 2018 (HOL)– Hogaamiyeyaasha Itoobiya iyo Eritrea ayaa dib u furaya xadkii dhulka la isaga tallaabi jiray ee la xiray labaatan sano ka hor markii ay dagaalka xun galeen labadan dal ee dariska ah sagaashameeyadii. Arrintan ayaa waddada u xaaraysa in ay dib u midoobaan kumannaan qoys labada dhinac ku kala xayirmay. Dib u furitaanka waddada gobolka Zalambesa ee Waqooyiga dalka Itoobiya ayaa dabo socota heshiiskii taariikhiga ahaa ee nabadda ee ay bishii Luulyo kala sixiixdeen Itoobiya iyo Eritrea, arrintaas oo soo noolaysay xiriirkii dublamaasi ee labada dal oo mar cadaw isu ahaa. Dib ufuritaanka waddadan ayaa ku soo aaday maalin ku haboon iyadoo labada dalba ay maanta (Talaado) u dabaal dagayaan sannadka cusub. Xigasho/BBC

He is both but he is just as the previous leaders incompetent to take the fight to alshabaab.

Duufaan I think you are burying your head in the sand but the cheeseman is a failure in both governance and security there were 30 attacks in 2 months by shabaab. What you want to happen and what actually is happening are 2 different points. I mean if this is good I don't know what bad looks like. But maybe this is good new for you koonfurians ilaahay ha idin ziyaadiyo ina cheese

I think the 2 block president of villa amisom was him self humiliated by the galla pm who released and removed the so called ONLF and qalbidhagax after the cheeseman tried to throw his own kin under the bus to please the Ethiopians. Speaking of which the same Ethiopians who occupy this miskin macruuf guy his ancestral home land for almost a decade.

I doubt geele.will face any resitence from his own camp inside Jabuuti. France can help with foreign aggression. Domestic politics is something else