I thought Oday was from the gedo community , but he talked about Puntland several times when we were discussing so he might be a pirate , i am convinced he is not from the HAG community. The HAGs are mostly neutral on Somaliland nor hostile towards Somaliland,thats why always assumed he was from the gedo community.

Mr Robert mugabe is changing zimbabwe a new constitution democracy taking place, i hope he lives long Mr Mugabe, one of the last true remaining African leaders.

Zimbabwe votes in a referendum on new Constitution Voting was underway in Zimbabwe on Saturday in a referendum on a new Constitution — a crucial milestone in the political development of the crisis-weary African country. The new Constitution grants more power to Parliament and offers additional rights to women but would not hinder President Robert Mugabe, 89, from running for high office again. He has been at the helm of Zimbabwe since its independence in 1980. With both Mr. Mugabe’s Zanu-PF party and arch rival Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) having thrown their weight behind the draft document, the referendum is expected to easily pass. Some non-governmental groups charge that the document does not go far enough in supporting civil liberties and say that the impunity of the security forces has yet to be addressed. However, they failed to garner resources to launch a “no” campaign. The Constitution will pave the way for Presidential and General Elections later this year, which will likely end the coalition between Zanu-PF and two MDC factions in place since 2009. The coalition was formed under pressure from regional powers following violent elections in 2008, with much of the abuse targeting the MDC. The 9,456 polling stations across the country will be open from 7 a.m. (0500 GMT) until 7 p.m. Provisional results are expected on Sunday and the final results later in the week. Voter turnout in the southern African nation of 12 million is not expected to be high, owing to political apathy and an expectation that the referendum will pass.

Somalia;927342 wrote: This is a devastating blow to the legitimacy of Somaliland's secession ambitions, will they lock him up like King of Somaliland Buurmadow? I do not think so! How so he attended the conference organized In djibouti in 2000, him and garaad abshir together went to that conference and said they wanted a share of Somalia. But i doubt this news is true , cigaal locked him up for a year , rayaale locked him up for a few months. Ina dhabeyee is not considered a man of weight as how his ancestors were once the leaders of Somaliland.

i am still waiting for an source or at least an audio, so we can listen to it

Waranle are you that desperate to have Somaliland , cant Somalia survive with out Somaliland:D Somaliland will not change its stands on its statehood not now not in 100 years not in 1000 years. When will people get it

I doubt this story is true because non of the Somaliland websites are mentioning it , and even if it was it would not change anything do you know how many times this guy spend in prison because he took part of the carta conference back in 2000. No one takes ina dhabeye serious when it comes to politics, he is not like his grandfather oo talo goyn jiray.

malistar2012;927327 wrote: Technically we are not war are we ....we should end all hostility until talks end There is no hostility there is no war , people of Somalia can visit Somaliland and are welcome in Somaliland no problem at all, its just the goverment of Somalia and goverment in Somaliland haven't agreed on their future relations.

Somalia is not like Djibouti Ethiopia south Africa and Kenya Rwanda South Sudan there is a clear political distinction Somalia in her constitution claims that Somaliland is part of her sovereignty as long as thats the case. No goverment official of Somalia can visit Somaliland. But if the 2 countries restored relations than there would not be a problem.We should wait for the next phase of talks between Somaliland and Somalia and what comes out of that.

You mean Kenyan officials in Somaliland well since Somaliland has a diplomatic office in Nairobi, there is no problem there with the Kenyans.

Waranle_Warrior;927320 wrote: This is what desperation and attention seeking leads to, hanala arkooy waa xiranayeey waaye sheekadaan lol Such action is no short of kidnapping. This is not something new it happened the past 21 years , but some folks just dont get it lol:D

He was not on transit he was flying with star african air which has direct flies from berbera to Mogadishu from dubai, it takes like an hour to wait in the plane before it takes of from berbera to Xamar. The man deliberately got off the plane and sat at Berbera airport, he is not a citizen of Somaliland nor a normal citizen of Somalia or any other country. But a official from Somalia he should know better.

Abdi cawar failed as a politician failed as a leader failed in Puntland now he is like a gypsy traveling in qurbaha with single mothers attending his welcomings parties. What a failure just dont get why some would dedicate a song to cabdi cawar. It just doesn't add up , cabdi cawar should just go back to the states and try a new hobby.

Ali guray ucid for the first time agrees with President siilaanyo http://togaherer.com/dhagayso-mujaahid-cali-guray-oo-u-sacab-tumay-goaankii-madaxweynha-somaliland-ku-laalay-ka-qaybgalka-shirka-london/

There was never such an agreement , how ever people from Somalia can visit Somaliland,,but goverment officials of Somalia cannot visit Somaliland

Chevening House Declaration following talks between Somali Transitional Federal Government and Somaliland 1. Following the commitments in the London and Istanbul communiqués that the international community would support dialogue between the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia (or its replacement) and Somaliland to clarify their future relations, the two sides met at a technical level on 20‐21 June at Chevening. 2. The meeting was hosted by the UK and co‐hosted by Norway and EU, at the request of the two sides. 3. The purpose of these preparatory talks was to establish a framework for future substantive talks. 4. The participants of the meeting welcomed the opening of a dialogue and emphasised their commitment to the continuation of these talks. 5. The participants: (i) Agreed that the talks would take place between two sides ‐ the TFG (or its replacement) and Somaliland, in accordance with paragraph 6 of the London Conference Communiqué and paragraph 10 of the Istanbul II Conference Communiqué; (ii) Noted the need to adopt a common approach to avoid anything that would undermine the continuation of the talks as defined above; (iii) Committed to the continuation of the talks and called on the two presidents to meet to review progress as soon as possible; (iv) Called on the international community to continue to facilitate the talks, including providing the two sides with external experts on legal, economic and security matters; (v) Agreed to share experience on working more effectively with the international community on the use of development and humanitarian assistance for the people of both sides and called for the international community to increase that assistance; (vi) Agreed to cooperate in the fight against terrorism, extremism and serious crime; (vii) Agreed to cooperate in the fight against piracy at sea and on land, maritime crime, illegal fishing and toxic dumping; and (viii) Reiterated their support for ending the Transition in Somalia.

People not goverment officials

Look how they mixed the Somali song with a habashi song

Xabashi Music is oke but there are some folklore dances and some good tunes with the xabashi music by the way let people like these Music , the xabashis love Somali tunes to. We should not inject politics into it because we wont agree on that but we can maybe agree on Music

And people ask what is wrong with Somalia, soldiers just shoot random people thinking they are shabaab

Another song from Gojjam " frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> This is an Eritrean song

Why would any one sing a song for cabdi cawar wasted song wasted energy

Not sure but we should not exclude it:D Waanu so dhaweyneyna pope fransis so dhawoow

Its not a song but a folklore dance from gojjam Amhara region

Oromos have like 12 kids per family its hard to keep up with that. But i think the next generation of Somali galbeedians are trying to increase their population so its happening it just needs more awareness.