Something in that direction khatumo will merge with SL in the near future.

What is there so shocking he said this just shows that Somalis are not ready to have a modern republic , the ports are national assets belongs to the state, how the federal government distributes its revenues can be agreed on.

Cali khalifs words were loud and clear Lets quote the professor on what he said Somaliland waa la yaqaana beelaha wada dega meeshaas, hadii ay isu imaanayaan oo wax wada samaysanayaan oo reer woqoyi nimo wax ku wada raadsanayaan u malayn mayo inay isku diidayaan

I saw this the other day it seems that Ethiopia is not that much interested in Jubbaland they are with Kenya what ever they do how ever they don't want to lose hassan sheikh as a partner so he also believes the president has a say in whats going on Kismayo. He also said he believes in all inclusive state for jubbaland. On the ONLF he is trying to divide the ONLF into 2 factions one that is supposed to be pro Ethiopia and the other faction that refused to recognize the Ethiopians constitution as the law of the land. On Eritrea he wants to play soccer games with them in order to solve the border issue all in all the TPLF policy haunt change a bit.

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That picture is not hargeysa

The NEC is to weak they cant make a decision i don't know what they are waiting for if some ballot boxes went missing fix it thats all Homunculus the people of sanaag voted in the elections

Who takes dayniile serious

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Naxar ina dafle uun bu garanaya

They will come today to ano agreement some say only hargeysa will be recounted since some ballot boxes went missing

Yes he said the professor knows whats goin on. Cidla laga heley progessorka koonfurianska isku qabtay

Many things you will only know when u have unity between the sons of HAG.

^^ Not good that's why unity is a must and HAG is persevering that unity never play division games Oba oday hageed noqo.

Oba unuka were heavily involved in the formation of the USC why are you forgetting that ofcourse reer galmudug played a vital role to. But dont take away unukas part of the USC. ps HAG ma ogala kala ququbka

Oba are u saying reer unuka were not members of the USC naga daa dee:D

Kuwaas nagada MAG ba lugu leeyahay anigu HAG baan kheyr u rajeynaya.

HAG doing a good job all credit should go to Abwaan well done abwaan

http://www.theeastafrican.co.ke/news/Investors-ready-to-pump-billions-of-dollars-into-calm-Somaliland/-/2558/1639630/-/hvmy19z/-/index.html

Somaliland farmers with their herds of goat wait for buyers at the Sayladah market in Hargeisa. The country has a huge livestock popula By MATTHEW NEWSOME Special Correspondent Posted Saturday, December 8 2012 at 18:15 IN SUMMARY This November, Somalia struck its first major oil deal since seceding from Somalia in 1991. The driving force of this Horn of Africa nation’s economy has traditionally been livestock. Somaliland government is now starting to receive much-needed revenue from foreign private investors to support its development. As Somalia starts to emerge from instability and chaos, 20 years of relative peace and stability are starting to pay dividends for its close neighbour Somaliland. This November, it struck its first major oil deal since seceding from Somalia in 1991. Anglo-Turkish company Genel Energy received its licence from the Somaliland government in early November to explore and develop oil and gas reserves after pledging almost $40 million for exploration activities. The independent oil and gas exploration and production company has become the first foreign investor to commit a significant amount of capital to the country’s energy sector, after initial investigations demonstrated “numerous oil seeps” confirming “a working hydrocarbon system,” a statement from Genel said. Genel Energy, headed by erstwhile BP CEO Tony Hayward, is due to start exploration before the end of the year. The driving force of this Horn of Africa nation’s economy has traditionally been livestock. With a livestock population that triples the 3.5 million civilian population, the livestock trade generates up to 65 per cent of the country’s GDP, Somaliland’s Minister of Planning Saad Shire said. With a limited national budget of $120 million the Somaliland government is now starting to receive much-needed revenue from foreign private investors to support its development. ALSO READ: Hope grows in a post-transition Somalia Somaliland’s oil and gas reserves attracted the attention of other giant energy companies such as South African-based Ophir Energy, Jacka Resources Ltd of Australia, and Petrosoma Ltd, a subsidiary of British-based Prime Resources — all of whom announced their readiness to invest. Somaliland has suffered from not being internationally recognised for the past 21 years. Its unconfirmed legal identity has hindered its economic prospects — few insurance companies have been prepared to insure foreign investors here. Subsequently, investors have tended to regard Somaliland as an economic leper. For these reasons, the country has also been ineligible for financial support from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. However, in 2012 Somaliland’s private sector started to progress against the odds. At the beginning of the year, the first UK-Somaliland investment conference was held to stimulate bilateral trade recognition. And a $17 million Coca Cola plant launched in May by a Djibouti conglomerate made it the largest private investment in Somaliland since 1991. Investors are seeing Coca Cola’s decision to have an operation in the region as a positive statement about the country’s stable business climate. Somaliland’s Berbera port is also expected to attract major investment in the coming years. Built originally by the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the port currently serves as a major gateway for the country’s livestock exports. There is huge potential for it to be a juncture for oil and gas exports coming out of landlocked countries like Ethiopia. The port manager, Ali Omar Mohamed, is enthusiastic about the potential of expanding the port to make it a regional trading hub between Africa and the Middle East. “We are strategically located — Berbera is located in a maritime lane — 30,000 ships pass by our port every year from Europe, the Middle East and Asia. We can develop Berbera into a major port like Singapore — with container terminals, free zones, oil refineries, and services related to maritime business,” Shire said.

i also believe there should be lots of reconciliation while the army is being reinstated we should not put it on hold as abdiraxmaan suggested,we don't have much time. And i also believe the army needs to be all inclusive it needs to win the hearts and minds of the Somali people.

Somalia needs a strong military to secure the countries sovereignty not a mega army like in the 70s. That said it takes time to reach that it takes lots of effort. So in order to fight against shabaab and not to be dependent on the amisom forces. The army needs to be reinstated with the help of the Somali people and their friends particularly turkey but Arms embargo needs to be lifted at some point so that Somalia's government can get Military aid and so that it can import Military hardware. We don't want to see Amisom for ever in Somalia.

Shir ku saabsan Adkaynta Nabad-gelyadda oo u furmay xubno ka kala socday Somaliland iyo Soomaaliya December 9th, 2012 Hargeysa (Somaliland.Org)- Shir hawleed ku saabsan adkaynta nabadda iyo xasiloonida dalka oo ay ka qayb qaadanayaan xubno ka kala socday Somaliland iyo Soomaaliya, socona doona muddo todoba maalmood ah ayaa maanta ka furmay Hotel Imperial ee Magaalada Hargaysa. Wasiirrada wasaaradaha beeraha Faarax Cilmi Geedoole iyo shaqada iyo Arimaha Bulshada Maxamuud Axmed Barre Garaad ayaa ka qayb galay kulan hawleedkaasi oo sidoo kale ay ka qayb qaadanayeen hay’adaha iyo ururada wadaniga ah ee wada shaqaynta la leh hay’adaha ammaanka Somaliland. Mas’uuliyiintii halkaas ka hadashay ayaa dhamaantood waxa ay ka hadleen muhiimadda ay aadamaha u leedahay xasiloonida iyo deganaanshuhu. sida la ogyahay kulankan oo sanadkiiba mar la qabto ayaa waxa uu yahay kulankii sadexaad ee Somaliland lagu martigeliyo.waxaana Furitaankii kulankaasi ay wasiirada wasaaradaha beeraha iyo shaqadu ku dheeraadeen faahfaahin ay ka bixiyeen marxaladihii kala duwanaa ee ay JSL u soo martay nabadda ay manta ku noolaanayso iyo hanaanka dimuqraadiga eek a hir galay.

mirirka sagaaliyo tobnaad adeer. They both raised some good points in the debate How to reconstruct the Somali military and what the priorities should be. Reconciliation is also very much needed between the various Somali communities.

Listen from 0:19:D