Xaaji Xunjuf

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  1. The number of registered voters has also increased significantly, rising from just under one million to nearly 1.2 million. An additional 300,000 individuals were eligible to vote this time. We are Moving forward. And its a close race the opposition might win this time around , but it dont really matter since the two parties dont really much differ in ideology so , But its good to let peopel decide professor samatar hilaac is also doing good he might replace waraabe in the party system
  2. It’s still pretty close but I am hearing ciiro has a good chance in winning
  3. It’s still pretty close but I am hearing ciiro has a good chance in winning
  4. salax from the bunker https://x.com/Puntlander416/status/1856757482548326477
  5. America is in good hands now we have voted the lazy democrats out . The gop can draft laws . Let’s get rid of the left and their leftist woke culture. maga for life
  6. federal member state Somaliland who wrote this garowe online lol
  7. Osman dubbe on the SL elections a man who hails from SL but works for the Bunker
  8. Yeah sure that’s good I dea I have a few names Rep cape of golis soolisland sadaliland republic of Horn of Africa Maitistan
  9. i agree but it is easier to manage the problems of Tribalism nepotism and bad governance will stil be there but it is easier to Manage. I mean till this day u have centralism Federalism and Seperatism all 3 are being entertained . Somalia has constitutional problems poverty problems and Secterian problems and it is very difficult to manage and keep all the different sort of peoples happy,
  10. Awdal and gabiley and hargeisa and the rest of Somaliland minus eastern sanaag and eastern sool, all seem to get along i dont think that will be an issue really, the amount of awdalites people being on the side of SL is amazing. This is the president of SL in borama, Awdal As for the kuumbos in eastern sanaaag and eastern sool, we might find a way to demarcate the border so they can join Bugland or Somalia, and we go our seperate ways
  11. I wouldn’t believe anything that lixle guy says I doubt he is even. A lander as u see he propogates the blue flag . Galla cannot vote because they are not citizens really . And u need to register and diwaangelin stopped besides ciiro is more popular then biixi and he is likely to win. Ciiro is going to be the next somaliland president
  12. The question at hand is whether Somalia possesses the sovereign authority to determine the composition of its peacekeeping forces, or if this decision ultimately lies with the primary donors, such as the EU and the United States. Furthermore, if Ethiopia were to disagree with Somalia’s decision and opt to maintain its presence, what might be the implications? Regional administrations like those in South West State, Gedo, and central regions likely would not object to an extended Ethiopian presence. In this scenario, what alternative strategies might Somalia have at its disposal? Attempts to exert pressure on Ethiopia to withdraw from the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) have thus far proven ineffective.
  13. Ethiopian troops excluded from Somalia's new AU mission due to Somaliland MoU agreement Saturday November 9, 2024 Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali government has announced that Ethiopian troops will not participate in the upcoming African Union (AU) mission set to replace the current African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) in January 2025. Somali Defense Minister Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur Jama confirmed the decision during an interview with Somali National Television on Saturday, attributing the exclusion to Ethiopia's alleged violation of Somalia's sovereignty. "Ethiopian forces have been officially excluded from the new AUSSOM mission of the African Union forces in Somalia starting early in 2025 because Ethiopia has violated the independence and territorial integrity of Somalia," Minister Jama stated. The new mission, named the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), will follow the transition from the AU Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS). Egypt and Djibouti have offered to support the new mission. The decision follows escalating tensions over Ethiopia's recent Memorandum of Understanding with Somaliland, signed in early 2024. This agreement grants Ethiopia potential sea access in exchange for Somaliland recognition—an arrangement Somalia has vehemently opposed, deeming it an infringement on its sovereignty. Somali leaders have asserted that Ethiopian forces would only be welcomed in future AU missions if Addis Ababa retracts the Somaliland deal. Ethiopia currently maintains around 3,000 troops in Somalia under the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) and has an additional 5,000 to 7,000 soldiers in other regions through a bilateral pact.