How would a girl from the rural area of bay reject a prince of hargeisa for marriage she should have been proud a noble proud prince of hargeisa wed her and took her away from the poverty faisal is an engineer from one of the most aristocratic families of hargeisa on both his mother and father side . By the way he didn’t say anything bad about koonfurians which can be viewed as an insult the Ethiopians been given hawd and reserve area was bad but first of July was the worse time in the history of Somalilanders labba goor bay khasaareen wagaas, thankfully we had the generation prior to faisal or even the one that were his age oo u kacay Somaliland during the snm. And corrected the mistake and error the generation before made which was uniting with te koonfurians for they will never be forgiving what they have done to the future of Somaliland luckily they are all dead now ,

I never said bad baan siinaya I said I can understand where the Ethiopians are coming from from 1950 until 1993 they had a port and suddenly they don’t and the situation has changed let’s see if we were in Ethiopia shoes what would u have done

Madaxweyne Xasan Shelkh: "Ma jiraan wax calaamado ah oo muujinaya in ay Itoobiya ka soo laabanayso heshiiska badda Arbaco, Luulyo, 3, 2024 (HOL) - Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Xasan Sheikh Maxamuud ayaa sheegay in aanay jirin wax muujinaya in Itoobiya ay dib uga laabanayso heshiiskii is-afgaradka ahaa ee ay Somaliland la saxeexatay. "Ma jiraan wax calaamado ah oo muujinaya in ay Itoobiya ka soo laabanayaan waddadaas," ayuu yidhi madaxweynuhu. Hadalkan ayuu madaxweynuhu sheegay kadib markii ay dalka Turkiga ay ku soo dhamaadeen wada hadal u dhaxeeyay dowladaha Itoobiya iyo Soomaaliya, kaas oo aan wax natiijo ah laga gaarin. Madaxweyne Xasan Sheikh ayaa sheegay in Itoobiya ay tahay midda Turkiga ka codsatay inay dhexdhexaadiyaan Soomaaliya. Wuxuu sheegay in ergada Itoobiya iyo Soomaaliya aysan wada hadal toos ah yeelan, balse Turkiga uu dhexdhexaad ka yahay. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, Soomaaliya iyo Ethiopia ayaa u ballansan inay wahadal labaad ku yeeshaan dalka Turkiga, kaasoo la rajeynayo inuu dhaco bisha September ee sanadkan.

Why wouldn't Ethiopia desire access to the sea? They are compelled to pay $3 billion annually in port fees, an extortionate sum exacted by Djibouti. The lack of maritime access for a nation as vast as Ethiopia is not only impractical but also poses significant security concerns for the entire region. The current situation is untenable, and viable alternatives must be explored to alleviate this burden.

Somaliland represents a national cause, one driven by the people and for the people. The notion that the Somaliland government could be thwarted by something as trivial as currency or similar impediments is utterly preposterous. Somaliland stands as a robust nation, built on a solid foundation. For the first time, the country is under the leadership of a military figure who has risen through the ranks of the SNM. We have moved beyond the era of bureaucrats and diplomats; the military leaders of Somaliland hold the nation's best interests at heart. There is no somali govt there is a toothless bunker administration that have no cards left they used all their cards tried to remove the ambasador and consulates there is nothing left no cards left for the bunker what can they do now , if Ethiopia calls out their bluff.

Its seems the talks have failed even culusos claimed that nothing came out of the said talks

I never mentioned anything about launching an attack on Djibouti using Afar rebels or employing Awdal as a base. My statement was that Somaliland has various strategies it can utilize, including leveraging the Afars against the Djiboutian government. I did not specify a particular region within Somaliland for such actions. I merely suggested that Somaliland and Eritrea might collaborate to support the Afars, thereby complicating matters for Djibouti. However, I believe this course of action is unnecessary as for now , as Djibouti has declared no interest in supporting non existing entities like the Dawarsi state.

Djibouti rejects Somaliland's accusation of supporting anti-Somaliland movement group 224 SharesFacebookFacebook messengerTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInTelegramEmail Monday July 1, 2024 Djibouti (HOL) - The Minister of Finance of Djibouti, Ilyas Musa Dawaleh, has denied Somaliland President Muse Bihi's accusation that Djibouti is hosting a rebellion against Somaliland. Minister posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday that Djibouti will always remain a beacon of regional dialogue, not a place of regional fragmentation. advertisements "Regretting false and baseless accusations coming from Somaliland officials. Djibouti is a place of togetherness and regional integration. An anchor for regional peace and stability. Not the other way round. Let us make it crystal clear, we will always remain a beacon of regional dialogue, not a place of regional fragmentation. We value the principles of togetherness and always remain out of our neighbours' internal affairs," he added. Dawaleh urged the Somaliland officials not to involve Djibouti in their internal politics or campaign agenda. "Keep in mind, yesterday we were accused of supporting Somaliland against the SSC Region," he said. The relationship between Somaliland and Djibouti has deteriorated since Somaliland and Ethiopia signed an MoU, allowing Ethiopia sea access and a military base in exchange for potential recognition of Somaliland. Djibouti saw the agreement as an economic threat. Despite Dawaleh's denial of Somaliland's accusations, leaders of the Awdal State Movement (ASM) are currently in Djibouti. On Sunday night, they held a party there. The movement opposes the Somaliland administration and advocates for Somalia's unity. However, talks between Somalia and Ethiopia on the diplomatic rift, facilitated by the Turkish government, are expected to start in Ankara in the coming days, as delegations from both countries arrived in Turkey in the last few hours.

Calm down awdal isn’t laascanood. And the borama clan isn’t the Garaad clan. And sl has possible cards against Djibouti Iog dictatorship is about to end maybe a few more years the affars want a momentum I see a possible allliance between biixi and afewerqi since Asmara was backing affar rebels against djibouti . Nonetheless I am hearing Djibouti denied claims that it supporting dawarsi rebels inside somaliland so it’s all good today foreign minister of Djibouti spoke and he says he wants to continue to have good ties with Somaliland . Also the lies that somaliland diplomatic office in djibouti was closed was also busted somaliland diplomatic office in Djibouti is still intact . Nothing here guys

Garacad has not the equipment and facilities to serve Ethiopia unless Ethiopia finds a funder to develop it for them. And garacad is puntland not sure how the bunker can convince puntland to give a big share of its port to Ethiopia remember Ethiopia wants a percentage in the port so they can minimise on the cost Djibouti is making them pay . In berbera port they have 19 percent share . But the deal with somaliland is to good to let go a naval base which they so badly want to secure their security interest on the Red Sea .how far ulusow willing to bend to let the mou go away. He has to give the Ethiopians an offer they can’t refuse . Hadu ta diido then the other option if it s a principle thing to protect Somali interest against Ethiopian involvement then he has to give somaliland an offer it can’t refuse . That’s the other option the thing is what does he want more or hates more Ethiopia getting access to a sea or Somaliland quest for statehood by blocking Ethiopia sea access he also helps Djibouti if he doesn’t do that I don’t know his relationships with geele can continue to exist at least in a positive manner

The only way for the democrats to replace Joe Biden if he concedes and says he will not run. So far he won the nomination let’s see how it goes

What fake elections. Salaax can’t be just fired he is there on the 4,5 quota. The deputy prime minister always belonged to the landers with the inception of the tfg it was like that . Buuba my late uncle was under the tfg later on it was Mohammed Omar then it was fawzia then it was Tadhese ama mahdi guleed . This doesn’t change As for jabuuti and sl they will sort out their issues they always do jabuuti has to many problems and enemies to create another enemy Eritrea is lurking. Bussines isn’t going well Ethiopia wants to re range the port issue . They wish. Not to create another problem in the region

Apart from the African Union troops what else could abiye want from Somalia. I sense the au Ethiopia troops stay is important for him . But it seems south western state wishes the Ethiopians to stay even if the bunker wants to remove them

Remember that Bunker declared it would not engage in dialogue with Ethiopia unless Ethiopia withdrew from the signed Memorandum of Understanding. However, Somalia has since reneged on this stance. It appears the pressure is mounting on the Bunker.

Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya oo wada hadal rasmi ah uu uga furmayo magaalada Ankara Axad, Juun, 30, 2024 (HOL) - Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda Soomaaliya, Axmed Macallin Fiqi iyo wafdiga la socda ayaa maanta u ambabaxay Turkiga, halkaasoo ay uga qeyb galayaan wada hadallo u dhaxeeya Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya oo ay gar wadeen ka tahay dowladda Turkiga. War-saxaafadeed kasoo baxay wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda ayaa lagu sheegay, in Dowladda Soomaaliya ay ka go’an tahay mabaadi’deeda ilaalinta madaxbanaanida iyo midnimada dhuleed ee dalka. Turkiga ayaa Soomaaliya u sheegay inuu diyaar u yahay inuu xalliyo khilaafka Soomaaliya iyo Itoobiya. Dhawaan, Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda ee dalka Turkiga Hakan Fidan ayaa kulamo la qaatay Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud. Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa horey u sheegtay in aysan wax wada hadal ah la gali doonin Ethiopia, illaa iyo inta Itoobiya ay ka laabanayso heshiiska arrimaha badda oo ay kula jirto maamulka Somaliland Dowladda Soomaaliya ayaa u qabatay bishaan June ee maanta ku eg, inay Itoobiya uga laabato heshiiska badda, haddii kale waxay dowladdu sheegtay in ciidamadeeda ay si degdeg ah dalka uga bixidoonaan.

It is quite amusing that the so called government in the Bunker traveled to Turkey for discussions with Ethiopia, during which they offered Hobyo for Ethiopia’s use, free of charge. This action effectively undermines even Geele, all in an effort to obstruct Somaliland. The issue is not about preventing Ethiopia from gaining access to the sea; rather, it is about thwarting Somaliland from benefiting from any potential agreement. This is not a matter of principle, or anti Ethiopian sentiment, or fear of Ethiopian occupation. It is something else entirely. Its about Money and financial gains and about stopping Somaliland. Ujeedadu maha itoobiya ujeedadu wa Somaliland.

What a bunch of emotions on geeles part what is he trying to achieve here but lets see how it goes his uncle tried to test ina cigaal and he was defeated not sure what he wants to achieve here. Djibouti can make all sort of agreements with Ethiopia , But SL is not allowed to make such an agreement what a hypocracy

I have always preferred republicans over the silly leftist democrats as for mr trump even from an American perspective he is better for Americans then Joe Biden . Why on earth would any one support Joe Biden I mean it is sleepy Joe . This has nothing to do with ilhaan she is meaningless in all of this

interesting let’s wait and see the new candidate

Who gives you the right to decide who is good or who is bad in the bunker . Galbeedi. You can’t escape also from somaliland . Dhabarkaagu kuma qarsoomi karo in the bunker . Nin weyn baad tahay isla yaab. Dhuumalaysiga jooji

Aun ilaahay janada haka waaraabiyo

It is official guys trump is our next leader what a great leader he will be , better then those lefty democrats.

Dems freak out over Biden’s debate performance: ‘Biden is toast’ One prominent operative texted, “Time for an open convention.” Biden stumbles, rambles at first presidential debate beside Trump President Joe Biden's performance was widely panned online and will likely reinforce the impression that he’s lost a step. By LISA KASHINSKY, ADAM CANCRYN and EUGENE DANIELS 06/27/2024 10:15 PM EDT Updated: 06/28/2024 12:17 AM EDT All Joe Biden needed to do was deliver a repeat performance of his State of the Union address. Instead, he stammered. He stumbled. And, with fewer than five months to November, he played straight into Democrats’ worst fears — that he’s fumbling away this election to Donald Trump. The alarm bells for Democrats started ringing the second Biden started speaking in a haltingly hoarse voice. Minutes into the debate, he struggled to mount an effective defense of the economy on his watch and flubbed the description of key health initiatives he’s made central to his reelection bid, saying “we finally beat Medicare” and incorrectly stating how much his administration lowered the price of insulin. He talked himself into a corner on Afghanistan, bringing up his administration’s botched withdrawal unprompted. He repeatedly mixed up “billion” and “million,” and found himself stuck for long stretches of the 90-minute debate playing defense. And when he wasn’t speaking, he stood frozen behind his podium, mouth agape, his eyes wide and unblinking for long stretches of time. 'There's still time': Van Jones says Biden should be replaced “Biden is toast — calling it now,” said Jay Surdukowski, an attorney and Democratic activist from New Hampshire who co-chaired former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley’s 2016 presidential campaign in the state. In text messages with POLITICO, Democrats expressed confusion and concern as they watched the first minutes of the event. One former Biden White House and campaign aide called it “terrible,” adding that they have had to ask themselves over and over: “What did he just say? This is crazy.” “Not good,” Rep. Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) wrote. POLITICO spoke to about a dozen Democrats, some of whom were granted anonymity to discuss Biden’s performance. Biden’s team was quick to defend the president’s performance. First they said he had a cold (and that he was negative for Covid-19). Then they insisted Trump was hurting himself by insulting Biden’s presidential record. Biden did grow stronger throughout the night, at one point seizing on Trump’s reported dismissal of fallen soldiers as “suckers and losers” to skewer the former president as the real “sucker” and “loser.” At others, he hammered Trump’s criminal conviction in New York. “The only person on this stage who’s a convicted felon is the man I’m looking at right now,” Biden said. But first impressions matter — particularly to voters just tuning into the election and who were more likely to watch the first debate than the second that’s scheduled for September. And instead of setting the tone of the next phase of the presidential campaign, Biden’s shaky performance reignited fears among Democrats that the octogenarian whose mental acuity and physical fitness have stood as voters’ chief concerns about returning him to the White House might not even be able to carry the party through to November. “Time for an open convention,” one prominent operative texted. Biden’s team had tried to engineer the debate in his favor — pushing for it to be early and without an audience. And the president agreed to hold the event in part to calm Democratic nerves over whether he could win in November. Afterward they didn’t try to cover up his poor performance, but instead tried to emphasize that Trump remained a threat to American interests at home and abroad. “It was a slow start, that’s obvious to everyone. I’m not going to debate that point,” Vice President Kamala Harris told CNN’s Anderson Cooper an hour after the debate wrapped. “I’m talking about the choice in November. I’m talking about one of the most important elections in our collective lifetime. And do we want to look at what November will bring and go on a course for America that is about a destruction of democracy?” Biden flubs early lines at first presidential debate Share Play Video While some Democrats were quick to brush aside Biden’s blunders — Rep. 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He reiterated his defense of the Jan. 6 insurrectionists, launching into a lengthy diatribe against the convictions of hundreds of Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol in an effort to overturn the 2020 election. And asked repeatedly if he would accept the results of the election no matter the winner, Trump refused to give a straight answer — eventually specifying that he’d only do so “if the election is fair and free.” But Trump largely did what Republicans had begged him to do: show a modicum of restraint while also laying bare Biden’s weaknesses. 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There is nothing inherently wrong with the desire for self-determination that he envisions for the Garaad clan; their right to shape their own future is perfectly understandable. He asserts that his current stance is in opposition to what his father once opposed, and thus he opposes the aspirations of the masses in Somaliland. However, his reasoning falters when he seeks to dictate what he believes is best for his clan while simultaneously entertaining the notion that his clan serves as a bridge to obstruct the political ambitions of Somaliland. If he opposes the Republic of Somaliland, that is his prerogative. However, he must also respect the wishes of the people of Somaliland who do not wish to be governed by Mogadishu, just as he does not wish to be ruled by Hargeisa. Somaliland is fully capable of thriving without the Garaad clan or Eastern Sool; their absence poses no existential threat to Somaliland's survival. He further claims that his grandfathers fought for the Dervishes to create a Somali state. Yet, he neglects to mention that the only survivors from his clan were those who sought refuge in Western Somaliland, while the rest of his kin perished. Moreover, it is crucial to note that his great-grandfather, Garaad Ali, was opposed to the Mad Mullah. The Mad Mullah executed him, accusing him of being a British spy. This is a fact recorded in historical British chronicles, which document that Garaad Ali Korebas, the father of Garaad Jamac, was killed by the Dervishes under suspicion of espionage. By glossing over these historical details, he presents a skewed narrative. The assertion that his forefathers were aligned with the Dervishes is, therefore, fundamentally flawed. Accurate historical recounting reveals that his great-grandfather was, in fact, an adversary of the Dervishes. This nuanced understanding of history is vital for any meaningful discourse on the political and social dynamics of the region.