Galbeedi its an adventure with no real prospect of gaining the ultimate goal , Galbeedi ur viewing the Koonfurians like the Somalilanders. The Elites of Somalia cannot think rationally in 1960 the Koonfurians were still messed up but back than the Qiiro of Somali nationalism overshadowed their maffia culture. The Koonfurians will never say they are wrong or compromise for the larger good , they are fine with the current status though the situation is terrible aloore beesadi aawaay bay ku hayaan. Even if you said lets move the capital to Hargeisa, the southerns will go mental and will detonate themselves.. Nimankan sidaan bay uga badisa inay mashaaricda dhuuqaan yidhahan na dawlad Somalia baanu nahay hogaga ugaandhiska na ku dhuuntaan. And Somaliland will never sacrifice a single Sl daughter or young man , not even if the Europeans pay the SL soldiers triple what the Ugandans get. The SNM tried to reason with them in 1991 and waxay ka dhamaan wayeen moos iyo babay baanu qabna umad cunta uun ka sheekeneyaa. If the Koonfurians sacrifice for the union the same thing the SL elites in the 1950s did the people of Somaliland way isku noqon lahayeen oo waxay odhan lahayeen fair enough , but we know they will never markaas tabtooda ha ku jiraan and the Somalilanders will watch them from a distance.

Sanaag: Beel Shaacisay Inay Go’aansadeen Inay Si Buuxda wax ula Qabsadaan Somaliland MARCH 23, 2014 Shir 68Sanaag (Somaliland.Org)-Beesha Gaashaan-buur oo ka mid ah beelaha Warsan-geli ayaa maanta soo gabo-gabeeyay shir wada tashi ahaa oo uga socday degmadda Buraan ee barriga Sanaag saddexdii maalmood ee la soo dhaafay. Beeshu waxay shirkaasi ka soo saartay qoddob ay ka mid yihiin inay si buuxda u taageeraan waxna ula qabsadaan xukuumadda Somaliland, waxaanay daboolka ka qaadeen inay cawda u gooyeen xidhiidhkii wada shaqayneed ee hore uga dhaxayn jiray maamul-goboleedka Puntland. Markii uu soo dhamaaday shirkaad jaraa’id waxa calanka Somaliland la saaray Saldhiga Booliska, Dugsiga sare iyo Xarunta caafimaadka degmadaasi. Shir 66 Shir 67 Shir 68 Shir 69 Shir 661 “Qodobadii ka soo baxay Shirkii wadatashi ee Beesha Gaashaan buur ee lagu dhawaaqay. 1.In si buuxda beeshu ugu biirto waxna ula qaybsato Jamhuuriyada Somaliland. 2.In si buuxda loo jaro dhammaan xidhiidhkii wada shaqayneed ee ka dhaxeeyey beesha iyo Maamulka Puntland. 3.In Booqashadii Madaxweynaha Somaliland Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) uu ku tegay degamada Laasqoray ay ahayd mid taariikhi ah soo dhoweyna mudan . 4.In Xuduudaha, Madaxbanaanida iyo Midnimada Somaliland ay yihiin lama taabtaan muqadas ah Ciidamada Qaran-kuna xil gaar ah iska saaraan sidii ay u sugi lahaayeen. 5.In Booqashada la hadal hayo ee Madaxweynaha Puntland ku doonayo inuu yimaado Degmada Badhan ay tahay mid aan la aqbali karin carqaladna ku ah deganaanshaha iyo Nabadgelyada Gobolka wixii dhibaato ka dhashana masuuliyadeeda uu qaadi doono maamulka Garoowe. 6.In dhammaan Xafiisyada maamulka Puntland ee ku yaala Deegaanada beesha (Buraan, Ceelaayo, Balibusle iyo Cawsane ) iridaha la isugu dhufto muddo bil gudaheed ah, laguna bedelo xafiisyo dawladda Somaliland. 7.In si gaar ah looga hadlo arrimaha Ciidamada iyo qaramayn-tooda. 8.In la dardargeliyo wadahadala u socda Xukuumada Madaxweyne Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) iyo Beesha Gaashaan-buur, dhinaca beeshana loo igmaday 11 Xubnood .Gudoon Wacan.” Somaliland.Org/Hargeys

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Puntland might have give it another shot, if the President of Somalia, but they will never waste or resources on a president who is not from Puntland ,During Colonel Yey , Colonel Yey took 10.000 Puntland forces with him, to give a boost to the existing Ethiopian forces. Somaliland would consider sending troops but what will it gain in return, a UN supervised referendum on independence for Somaliland to be held in the country. In exchange for Somaliland military support i think Somaliland would consider stabilizing Somalia, its afterall our sons and daughters that are being send to a war torn country.

My area where is my area?

Federalists will not get what they want and centralists will not get what they want and there wont be a compromise because the Somali civil war has no winner. Winner dictates what kind of model Somalia will have. The 2 region state formation will not work , the Hiiraan clan does not want to be under the Galguduud clan the lower shabelle does not want to be under Banadir , its all about demographics the tribal demographics. Tribal federalism some will lose some will win, Ninki jiri wuxu yidhi kala yaacday Somalidu calanku saarna.

The Fruits of Tribal federalism

Dibad-bax Rabshado wata iyo Iska-horimaad Maanta ka dhacay Baydhabo Axad, Maarso 23, 2014 (HOL) — Dibadbax rabshado wata iyo is-rasaaseyn u dhexeysay taageerayaasha xildhibaan Shariif Xasan Sh. Aadan iyo Madoobe Nuunoow oo dhawaan loo doortay madaxweynaha maamulka Koonfur-Galbeed ee Soomaaliya ayaa ka dhacay maanta gudaha degmada Baydhabo ee gobolka Bay. Dibadbaxayaasha ayaa ku qaylinayay erayo ay kaga soo horjeedaan inuu yiimaado magaalada Baydhabo xildhibaan Shariif Xasan oo hormuud u ah shir lagu dhisayo maamul ka kooban saddex gobol oo ka socda Baydhabo. Wariyaha HOL ee Baydhabo ayaa sheegay in bannaanbaxayaashu ay waddoooyinka ku gubeen shaagagga gaadiidka, iyadoo taasi ay carqalad ku keentay habkii loosoo dhaweyn lahaa guddoomiyihii hore ee baarlamaanka, Shariif Xasan oo haatan ka mid ah xildhibaannada baarlamaanka Soomaaliya. Iska-horimaadka oo socday muddo nus saac ah ayaan la sheegin in wax khasaare ah uusan ka dhalan, kaasoo si iskiis ah u joogsaday, waxaana wararku ay intaa ku darayaan in ciidamada Itoobiya ee AMISOM ka tirsan ay u yeereen saraakiishii kala hoggaaminayay ciidamadii iska-horimaadku dhexmaray. Xaaladda Baydhabo ayaa haatan kacsan, iyadoo Shariif Xasna iyo wafdigii la socday ay haatan ku sugan yihiin hoyga uu Baydhabo ka daggan yahay, iyadoo aan qiyaasi karin sida uu xaalku isku bedeli doono. Magaalada Baydhabo ee xarunta gobolka Bay ayaa waxaa dhowrkii bilood ee aynu soo dhaafnay ka socday shirar iska soo horjeeda oo ay kala hoggaaminayeen qaar ka mid ah siyaasiyiinta iyo waxgaradka gobolka iyo kuwa ku dhow-dhow. Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa dhawaan diidday mid ka mid ah shirkaas oo lagu dhisay maamul ka kooban lix gobol, kaasoo ay dowladdu ku sheegtay inuusan ahayn mid waafqsan dastuurka dalka iyo nidaamka dhismaha maamullada gobollada, waxaana guddiga dhismaha maamulka lixda bilood ay iska diideen hadalka dowladda kasoo yeeray.

Galbeedi Ethiopia is different even though Ethiopians are different in culture and ethnic and religion the country had a strong monarchistic institutions which made sure the ruling elites only change in name but the foundation of the state remain the same. The EPRDF might have carved provinces along ethnic lines but it has a strong grip and a hand in all the affairs of the provinces. In Ethiopia the ERPDF laid siege over the entire country. In Somalia the SFG cant barely walk with out African union troops and all the state institutions were destroyed in 1991. Galbeedi as for Somaliland you are right in 1960 there were 2 regions woqoyi galbeed which included todays maroodijeeh and saaxil and awdal and selel and gabiley regions . And togdheer which included sool sanaag and togdheer. there were only 2 regions and the people were living in peace and always felt as one people in Somaliland, despite the many clans living there together. Xabad Somaliland works and its more than one clan there are more than 10 different clans living in Somaliland in peace and growing together in Somaliland citizenship is far more important than clan in Somaliland a person from Zeila can live and buy land in Ceerigaabo or caynabo or laascanood and there is no one stopping him because they own the land together, in Somaliland they got rid of clan iyo balayo they only pledge allegiance to the nation As for clan federalism its destine to fail in Somalia since large tribes in south central Somalia have no interest in federalism just look at bay and bakool who claim the jubba territories. Reer Mudug cant share one region the hostilities will only take a different course and no one can stop it. Somalia civil war was because a Tribal conflict and tribes refusing to share wealth nor to give in to the other tribes who wanted to conquer the smaller tribes, today nothing has changed only alshabaab came from no where. But the Somalis are still the same full of vengeance and wish to play tit for tat.

The man who established Somaliland's 'yellow cab' service By Sean Williams, for CNN March 20, 2014 -- Updated 0944 GMT (1744 HKT) Abdikarim Salah Mohamud left Somaliland in 1988 for Melbourne and returned 23 years later to start Hargeisa Taxi. Abdikarim Salah Mohamud left Somaliland in 1988 for Melbourne and returned 23 years later to start Hargeisa Taxi. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Abdikarim Salah Mohamud started Hargeisa Taxi in 2012 Taxi tires have to be changed every two weeks due to rugged roads Mohamud thinks that his jonquil taxis will remind people of the yellow cabs in New York or Melbourne A new airport and discovery of mineral resources are set to change capital city of Somaliland (CNN) -- It's a typically buttoned-up, breezy night in Hargeisa when a child is born in one of Abdikarim Salah Mohamud's minivan cabs. The cab's driver stands at the side of a dusty backstreet. It's 3 a.m. In the back of the minivan lies a young woman and her newborn son, his impromptu arrival relayed anxiously via phone to the Hargeisa Taxi office. Mohamud's assistant, a soft-spoken beanpole called Ahmed, coaches his charge calmly throughout as the baby makes his unscripted world debut. "No one even woke me!" Mohamud says. Ahmed sits next to him and smiles, presumably at his own professionalism: "The roads probably did it for her." Click to enlargeClick to enlarge Hargeisa is the capital city of Somaliland, a breakaway state that clamors for independence from its terror-torn neighbor -- Somalia. Shattered by decades of civil war, dictatorship and terror, the city is racing toward a better future: bright new office blocks poke out from the desert and markets, once empty, throng daily. But there's still only one well-paved street in Hargeisa. Every other one is a chalky, rock-strewn dirt track, bullying cars into early retirement. It's a tough place to found a taxi service; tougher still if, like Mohamud, you're intent on giving Somaliland a cab service fit for a Western city. Evil roads Hargeisa Taxi wants to bring a little \ Hargeisa Taxi wants to bring a little "yellow cab" color to Somaliland. "Every second week we have to change the cars' tires because of the roads," Mohamud tells me at his villa on the edge of town, air thick with the smell of sweet Somali tea. He's a small, rawboned man, sharply dressed with a shaven head and a deep, booming voice. "Maintenance here is tough," he says. "The shock absorbers take a big hit." Hargeisa's roads may have put many a dent in Mohamud's cars. But they haven't broken a dream, made in Melbourne where he drove a cab for more than two decades, to make taxis accessible to all Hargeisans rather than to simply a small elite. Hargeisa Taxi recently celebrated a year in business. READ: Is this the world's most awesome taxi? Before then traveling across town was different. "When we started out, Hargeisa had a few unmarked cabs," he says. "If you didn't speak Somali you wouldn't know which one was a taxi and which was a private car. We wanted to change that. "The price of a cab from Hargeisa city center to where we are now cost about 100,000 Somaliland shillings," says Mohamud. "That's the equivalent of $15, a lot even for Melbourne. But that was the deal: you paid $15 or you walked. "There were only five taxi stands in the city, so you had to get to one first," he adds. "Even without the fare being the issue, how are you going to get a cab? "The world has moved on. We are in 2014." Hargeisa Taxi knocked 80 percent off the fare, a feat advertised across the back of every one of its car: ANYWHERE ANYTIME $3. Cabs are ordered by cell phone, one of few modern technologies ubiquitous in Somaliland. Even nomadic farmers make deals on their handsets these days -- a sign of progress in a state that's suffered more than most the past century. Long road to business ownership From British rule to united Somalia in 1960, Somaliland has clambered toward quasi-independence past the brutal dictatorship of Mohamed Siad Barre, which ended more than two decades ago, and numerous failed insurgencies by Al Qaeda affiliate group Al Shabaab. It remains, officially, a region of Somalia. But while Mogadishu's fragile government lays besieged by deadly terror attacks, Somaliland hasn't suffered an attack in four years. Mohamud left Hargeisa in 1988 at age 17 to study communications in Melbourne, becoming one of the million or so members of the Somali diaspora. To make money he drove cabs -- a job he'd continue part time for the next 23 years. When he returned home in May 2011 to work on a project for a local TV station, the draw of a safer Somaliland was strong. "'This is home,' I said to my wife. 'I have to come back.'" Six months later Mohamud resigned from his media job in Melbourne and seven months after that, using money he'd saved in Australia, Hargeisa Taxi was up and running. There\'s only one well-paved street in Hargeisa. There's only one well-paved street in Hargeisa. MORE: Which city has the world's best taxis? Starting a company in a country that doesn't exist, unsurprisingly, is no smooth ride. "Here business is about who you know," Mohamud says. "Money is not the issue. It takes time." Employment problems Unemployment is a big worry across Somaliland. Some fear it could drag Hargeisa's young men toward Al Shabaab's deadly campaigns, which currently bubble just beyond the border with Somaliland's partially autonomous eastern neighbor, Puntland. Returning diaspora members such as Mohamud, however, are driving Somaliland away from its turbulent past, pushing its economy into the black and providing low-level employment. This feels especially vital in a religiously conservative region where families often reach double figures. "The youngest of our drivers is 24 and he has two kids," Mohamud says as his own little girl, the youngest of five children, clambers all over him. "The oldest guy has eleven. There are a total of 122 kids served by the company. Hargeisa Taxi feeds them, puts them in school uniforms, gives them books, everything. I'm very happy." Security in Hargeisa has also changed. Not long ago violence and crime were rife and all foreigners were mandated to travel with an SPU, or Special Police Unit -- often little more than a vigilante with a rusty AK-47. MORE: Tony Wheeler's top 5 edgy destinations Now it's rare to see anyone other than military personnel wielding a firearm. Mohamud believes his cabs are helping the shift toward peace. "Before, if the driver took your bag or your money, you didn't know who he was," he says. "Today, every driver has an ID card and a police check to ensure he's never been a criminal." Taxis first, infrastructure later Hargeisa is still well off the beaten track. A new airport and the discovery of mineral resources may change that. The city itself is a dusty oasis crammed full of roadside cafes and markets selling handmade goods. A few miles outside Hargeisa is Laas Geel, a series of ancient hand-painted caves. Road signs are few. Thankfully, Hargeisa Taxi has an answer. "Every Hargeisa Taxi on the road has a GPS signal," Mohamud says, tapping his laptop. "We know every minute where they are. If they try taking a bad route we can switch the car off." He's referring to a device that enables the disabling of any of the cars at the push of a button. Hargeisa Taxi takes measures to ensure a safe ride. Hargeisa Taxi takes measures to ensure a safe ride. "My daughter could ride in Hargeisa alone now without me worrying about her." Since Hargeisa Taxi began operating, three other taxi companies have popped up: Dalhis Taxi, Maroodi Jeh and Raaxo. The latter, with its fleet of tiny Kias and Toyotas, has given Mohamud a run for his money. But Hargeisa Taxi's 35 sedans and minivans offer greater luxury and accessibility for the elderly and disabled. And there's no mistaking their bright, jonquil color. "It's similar to New York or Melbourne," says Mohamud. "The idea was that people who come here -- whether they speak Somali, English, Arabic or even Chinese -- would have seen at least one movie with yellow taxis in it. We may not have the infrastructure of those cities. But we can have the taxis. "Hargeisa is a good place. We made it worse, but it's getting better. One day we will be like London or New York -- you will come to visit us!" Mohamud's family join him in the room, asking questions and drinking tea. A car revs up outside. I ask if he misses anything about Australia. "Maybe if you ask me that question in two or three years my answer might be different," he says. "But now I have family around me. What else can you ask for?"

PUNTLAND OO LAGU DHALIILAY INAY SI KHALADAN U MARAYSAY ARRINTA GALGALA DHEGAYSO VIEWS: (135) Sunday March 23, 2014 - 06:47:24 Twitter Facebook Print Send Cawad (Sanaagradio) Cawada Cashara ayaa ka hadlay Qorshaha kaliya ee looga Guulaysan karo Kooxaha Nabadiidka ah ee Al-Shabaab,waxana uu Waraysi uu Siiyay Radiosanaag ku Faah Faahiyay qaabka kaliya ee looga adkaan karo Kooxda GalGala kula dagaalamaysa Dowlada PL inay tahay in Dadka deegaanka la Badhi-taaro isla markaana Taliyaasha Ciidamada loo Magcaabo" Arrinta Booqashada laasqoray ee Siilaanyo ayuu ka hadlay sidoo kale waxana uu dhaliilay Xukuuamda C/weli Maxamed Cali Gaas sida Ay u Maaraysay Booqashadii Madaxweyene Siilaanyo. http://sanaagradio.com/view.php?id=492

Deg Deg:- Dagaa hada Ka soconaya Degmada Qoryoolay ee Gobolka Sh Hoose. 23. March 2014 Allpuntland Wararka ka imaanaya Magaalada Qoryoolay ayaa sheegaya in halkaas uu ka soconayo dagaal Xoogan oo u dhexeeya Ciidamada AMISOM, Kuwa dawlada & Alshabaab oo dhinac ah. dagaalka Socoaya ayaa Bolaamay Saaka 11 Barqanimo kadib Markii Alshabaab ay weerar gaadmaa kusoo qaadeen Fariisin Halkaas ay ka Samaysteen Ciidamada Dawlada & Kuwa AMISOM. Dagaalka ayaa la sheegayaa in Khasaarooyin kala duwan uu dhaliyay, iyadoona Xiligaan oo ah 2:10 Duhurnimo uu wali dagaalku socdo. Sarkaal ka tirsan AMISOM oo la hadlay BBC qaybteeda Afka Soomaalga ayaa sheegay in Dagaalku uu socdo kalsooni Buuxdana ay ku qabaan Ciidanka dawlada Soomaaliya. Alshabaab ayaa Weeraro Gaadmaa ka Sameeya Goobaha ay dawlada Federaalka ah ee Soomaaliya kala wareegtay, iyadoona xalay weerar Balaaran ay ka gaysteen Degmada janaale. Xafiiska Wararka Allpuntland, Muqdisho.

Sunday, March 23rd, 2014 | Posted by SEK4 Breaking News : Xaalada Baydhabo oo kacsan iyo Ciidamada Ethopia oo ku kala dhex jira kooxaha is diidan ee reer Baydhabo PUNTLANDI (BAYDHABO) Xaalada Magaalada Baydhabo ayaa waqtigan xaadirka ah mid aad u cakiran, ka dib markii shacbi gadoodsan iyo maamumlka cusub ee lixda gobol ay aad uga soo horjeesteen safar uu maanta kubreaking nes imanaayo magaalada Baydhabo musharax Xildhibaan Shariif Sheekh Aden iyo xubno taagerayaashiisa ah oo ka soo kicitimay magaalada Muqdisho. Waqti hore oo saaka ah ayaa bartamaha magaalada waxaa lagu arkaayey shacbi iyo masuuliyiinta magaalada qaar ka mid ah oo taayiro ku gubaya jidka ka yimaada garoonka diyaaradaha ee magaalada Baydhabo. Waraka ka soo baxaya Baydhabo ayaa sheegay in ciidamada Ethopia oo ku hubeysan gaadiidka dagaalku ay goobta soo gaareen, isla markaana kala cayriyeen dadkii goobahaa ku sugnaa. Sarkaalka ugu sareeya ciidamada Ethopia ee Baydhabo ayaa u sheegay masuuliyiinta maamulka lixda gobol in ciidanka Ethopia aanay aqbli karin in nabadgalyada shacbiga iyo magaaladaba khatar la galiyo, isagoo ugu baaqay kooxaha dagaalka iyo colaada abaabulaya in ay xoogooda iyo ciidankooda ku biiriyaan goobaha uu ka socdo dagaalka dalka looga xoreynaayo kooxda Al Shabaab. Waxaa la rejeynayaa in shirka maamul u sameynta sadexda gobol ee ka socda Hotel Bakiin uu 27.03.2014 dooran doono masuuliyiintii hogaamin laheyd maamul goboleedkaas cusub

Federalism based on clan will only further fuel the civil war , because federalism based on regions is oke based on majority rule tribes will alienate other tribes result further distrust and the continuation of the Civil war.

Somaliand is expanding further east.. Wonderful news

Thats fantastic really Alpha do you know the amount investment

What other ambitions does faroole have?

<cite> @DoctorKenney said:</cite> This dog CidanSultan has really reduced the quality of the forum wallahi. This forum is starting to resemble others, with the tribalism and tough talk. Cidansultan has even dragged Xaaji down to his level, with this nonsense talk. How come you Criticize Ciidanssultan why did you not mention the guy with the name Somalia rising is it because he is from your clan you gave him a free pass.

Listen to The latest calacaaal from the garowe clan enclave Somaliland pushed into our land:D http://radiogaalkacyo.net/?p=3963

Cadami wu u dhashay sanaag bari cid ka hor istaagi karta ma jirto dhulkisa e u dhashay

Pirate rising Puntland has lost all its regions

Making threats behind Amisom skirt doesn't make u a big man, if the government of Somalia wanted to keep its credibility they would have executed daahir aweys the founder of militant islamism in Somalia since the 1990s.

^^ You pirates are scared to death of SNM mujahidin

ofcourse SL is far from there and it needs allot of improvement on many areas and the people of SL need to work together in order to achieve their goals. The oppositions have a golden opportunity to set up a real policy strategy goals vision what they want to achieve their problem is they are reactive, they are only pointing out what goes wrong but no altarnatives. this is where we are missing out SL needs a strong opposition we dont want a kulmiye dictatorship what SL needs is oppositon with a strategy and a vision and ideas new ideas. Kulmiye is not doing awefull they are doing good but we can do much better. Frankly the opposition could be worse than kulmiye,, and SL goes back , we need an opposition that is better than Kulmiye with innovative ideas with structure good leadership to move this nation forward.