Taleexi;957980 wrote: - Waa funny marka khaldaamiintu is xagxaganayaan! Adigu manad ka mid ahayn khaldaamiinta mise magacaas na beeshe dhexe baad u deysey

Jacaylbaro;957976 wrote: It is all about Interest ,,,,, We get what we want and whoever supports the mission will have to benefit as well. Exactly gaalku mar mar bu kheyr wada,, oo danta guud wax ku dari kara.

Good:D

Safferz;957954 wrote: Yes, the downward spiral began with the @gaden War. I'm just surprised when people fail to see the connections between his regime and the collapse and contemporary political landscape. We have him to thank for politicizing clan in ways no one could imagine, and the most lasting legacy of his rule has been the destruction of Somalis' faith in being a subject and citizen of the state in favour of clan as the operative political unit and guarantor of collective security and group welfare. The o'gaden war was not really bad but the problem was it made Somalia bankrupt and Siyad bare needed to mobilize the Somalis he was feeling he was losing grip So,Somalis needed to be motivated to achieve the greater Somali dream. The first 10 years of the regime was actually pretty good the country was progressing economically , Somalis were farming they were exporting products they started industrialization.But after the war, the tribal politics began and at that particular time the Military institution of the Somali republic became corrupted, and that's when it went wrong. Siyad bare can be blamed for allot of things. But all that came after him cannot all be blamed on him He started it and he made it all happen he laid the foundation of the destruction, And his successors just continued the menace.

^^ He was good the first 10 years, but the last 10 years was a disaster

Somalia already had their own dictator lol

These clowns need to leave the Somali president alone.

I think the conference is just being overrated attending it hasn't hurt Somaliland in any way or form The more investors we can attract the better. As for the flag i agree he should have just wore it.

D.O.C;957887 wrote: Inaar this somaliland foreign minister sucks! What's wrong with the dude? What he do?

Kenyans have always been friendly towards Somaliland and since its a country we share no border with but there are sizable ethnic Somaliland community living there. We should see where we can cooperate Kenya is a major economic powerhouse in the region. And we have many other shared political values.

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The main priority is infrastructure, including technical schools, hospitals, sports stadiums, energy generators, irrigation dams, mobile courts, police stations, research centres and roads. But the main obstacle to major foreign direct investment has been ignorance of Somaliland’s well-established peace and stability as well as its economic potential on the part of international investors. 0 inShare The foreign minister argues that Somaliland is at a much more advanced stage of development and investors and donors must acknowledge this reality. Omar was in Kenya to give a key note address at the Somaliland Regional Investment Conference (Soric) that was organised by the Hanvard Africa and the Kenyan Chamber of Commerce. http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/?articleID=2000085018&story_title=republic-of-somaliland-seeks-stronger-ties-with-kenya&pageNo=2

Republic of Somaliland seeks stronger ties with Kenya Updated Saturday, June 1st 2013 at 22:03 GMT +3 By GEOFFREY MOSOKU KENYA: The Republic of Somaliland is turning to creating strong economic and trade ties with its neighbouring and friendly neighbour as it heightens its quest for recognition. 0 inShare With an impending application at the African Union (AU) for recognition of sovereignty, the semi-autonomous country has embarked on a charm offensive with its neighbours and other international allies to woo investors to the Horn of Africa country. In this way, the country’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Omar says the country’s visibility in the region as an economic and political powerhouse can be noticed. Dr Omar, in an exclusive interview with The Standard on Sunday, says that Kenya can offer good lessons in creating a conducive environment to attract investors. Currently, the semiautonomous country with a population of 3.5 million people has missions in United Kingdom, United States, Sweden, Kenya, Ethiopia France, Belgium Djibouti South Sudan and Canada. Off all these, the foreign minister says that Ethiopia has a fully-fledged consular, which offers visa services to its national and also signed bilateral ties in the fields of commerce. Greater stability The UK, US and Ethiopia also have signed military agreements to share intelligence, a factor, which has contributed to greater stability in spite of what is happening in neighbouring Somalia. The minister now says that Kenya is one of the key countries that his country is seeking to deepened bilateral ties with focus on trade and investment. “There is a growing number of Kenyan who work and live in Somaliland with other working in international organizations. Similary, many citizens of Somaliland have lived and worked in Kenya for a long period and this is the friendship that we seek to strengthen,” he says. Omar adds: “Partly, I am here to learn from Kenya’s economic development model.” Somaliland’s deposits of oil, gas and coal are attracting the attention of international investors, and agreements have been reached with a Kenyan firm among those given a concession license to explore minerals. Somaliland and Kenya share a similar heritage, having been colonised by Britain when the country was then known as British Somaliland. Since independence, the country has held five successful democratic elections. Omar says that Somaliland has made many impressive gains in creating a favourable investment climate, but more international donor and investment support is needed.

No time for that Jubbaland issue and Mogadishu security is higher priority my friend.

^^ How is he hating are you saying there are no lost pirates in srilanka?

Nice party i like it allot the last song is very nice.

lol@ilma bila meher = b@stard child is he saying jubbaland Kenya xaraan ku dhashay:D

Waxan anigu ahay muhiim maha eeh dadkan caruurtan laga dhadhiciye burco iyo buhoodle isku dhaqan ahayn hadana raba Somaliweyn oo leh Somali wa isku dhaqan isku diin isku af, Salaadu halkay iska qabsan laaadahay.Dadkan wa dad is wada burinaya, i dont blame these kids abayashood ba waalay.

They are still in middle jubba and parts of the lower jubba. Anigu waxba ma damacsani warka uun baan so tabiniyey wixi akhbaar oo so cusboonaday maanta ciidamadi siere leone ba yimi.

Tallaabo;957660 wrote: Loool Ka yar ee hadlayaa waa afmiishaar. Kulahaa "mid Burco ku koray ayaa nagaga jira oo dhaqankoodii naga qaatay";) I love the craziness of my Dhulos brethren;) These kids are confused if they believe burco and Buhoolde dont have the same culture , than their so called political unionism doesnt hold water because how can hargeysa and Mogadishu be the same culture hadanay reer buhoodle iyo burco isku dhaqan ahayn. That just shows Somalis dont have the same culture. So what is left the language religion?

I have never said that i said clashes can happen but its highly unlikely that a war can escalate since there are African union peacekeeping forces to keep the peace between the warring Militias. Also there is the Alshabaab factor that can play a role. Anigu cidna waligay dagaal ugu ma baaqin , wixi dhici kara uun ba ka hadlay iyo wixi aan dhici karayn. Waliga ha isku dayin inad hadalkayga dudid.

I have never said never ever expected that wax aan waligay odhan afka ha i galin.

So now we have the siereleone troops in Kismayo The Kenyan troops in Kismayo The government troops in Kismayo And Ahmed madoobe Raskambooni troops in Kismayo.

Ciidammo ka socda dalka Sierra Leone oo qayb ka ah howlgalka AMISOM ee Soomaaliya oo soo gaaray Magaalada Kismaayo Sabti, June 01, 2013(HOL) :-Waxaa magaalada Kismaayo soo gaaray ciidamo ka socda dowladda Sierra Leone oo iyagu qeyb ka ah howlgalka AMISOM ay ka wado Soomaaliya, waxaana ciidamadani oo sitay gaadiidka dagaalka iyo kuwa ciidamada daabula ay kasoo dageen marsadda caalamiga ah ee magaalada Kismaayo. Ciidamadan oo ku qalbeeysnaa hubka noocyadiisa kala duwan, taangiyo iyo gaadiidka ciidamada daabula ayaa maanta lagu arkayay qeybo katirsan magaalada, waxaana markii ay ciidamadu soo dageen ay fariisimo ka sameysteen garoonka diyaaradaha iyo saldhigyada dhanka waqooyi ee magaalada Kismaayo. Sarkaal ka tirsan ciidamada dowladda oo ku sugan Kismaayo ayaa HOL u xaqiijiyay in ciidamadani ay hordhac u yihiin askar ka socota dowladda Sierra Leone oo la filayo in ay maalmaha soo socda soo gaaraan magaalada, waxaana ilaa imika cadeyn tirada rasmiga ah ee ciidamada hadda yimid. Sidoo kale cutubyo ka tirsan ciidamada ka socda dowladda Sierra Leone ayaa todobaadyo kahor la geeyay deegaanada ku yaal galbeedka gobolka J/hoose, waxaana goobaha ay imika ku suganyihiin ka mid ah deegaanada Dhoobleey iyo Qooqaani. Dowladda Sierra Leone ayaa qeyb ka ah wadamada Afrika ee ciidamada usoo diray Soomaaliya si ay qeyb uga noqdaan ciidamada ka socda dalalka Uganda, Brundi, Kenya, Jabuuti iyo Nigeria ee ku sugan dalka Soomaaliya islamarkaana dagaalka kula jira xarakada Al-shabaab oo iyadu si weyn uga soo horjeedda dowladda Soomaaliya iyo ciidamada AMISOM.

^^ Do you have something to hide?