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Amiin koley taarikhda in wax laga wada ogaado wey fiicantahay inkastow wixi 1991 dhacday ay shalay tahay hadana hada la rabo in horo lo socdo wa in meel la iska dhiga oo ay taarikh uun ahaato dadkuna ha yara bogsadan.
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^^ I dont think they have that but if they did would still be interesting Abwaan what if they present dagaalki afar biloodka i bet they have that one.
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I am waiting for the next Keyd media video
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Taleexi do you knowthe SL govt started registrations for all the other foreigners many of them are not registered these numbers come from Somaliland interior minister. Remember when the Somaliland government started deporting Ethiopians back to Ethiopia about 90.000 Ethiopians were deported back. The rest were forced to registered themselves. Gone are the days you could just enter Somaliland.
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Baarlamaanka Soomaaliya oo Laalay Qodobo Dastuurka Ka Mid ah
Xaaji Xunjuf replied to Haatu's topic in Politics
Its seems the MPs are saving themselves so they cant be dismissed there are many articles that need to be re looked. -
Fantastic beautiful pictures.
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Somalia wants Ugandan troops to remain Reuters – 1 hour 29 minutes ago KAMPALA/MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia's prime minister said on Saturday that it could be a challenge for his country if Uganda followed through on a threat to withdraw troops fighting Islamist rebels in southern Somalia. Uganda's foreign affairs ministry said earlier that it would withdraw from peace keeping initiatives in Africa unless the United Nations amended a report accusing it of supporting rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Somali Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon Saaid told Reuters in an interview that Somalia had not yet received any official communication from Uganda on the issue of withdrawing from the African Union force known as AMISOM. "We are not impressed with that message. We would like to work with AMISOM in that respect," he said. "The Ugandans have contributed significantly and a lot, and this is now a critical moment and in light of that we are of the view, if the media reports turn out to be true, it may be a challenge." Stung by accusations of support for Congo's M23 rebel group, Uganda's security minister said on Friday Kampala would tell the United Nations it was withdrawing its forces from military operations in Somalia and other regional hotspots. Uganda and its neighbor Rwanda have denied accusations contained in a leaked report by a U.N. Group of Experts that the two countries have helped the M23 rebels, whose warlord leader has been indicted by the International Criminal Court. "Uganda's withdrawal from regional peace efforts, including Somalia, CAR (Central African Republic) etc would become inevitable unless the U.N. corrects the false accusations made against Uganda, by bringing out the truth about Uganda's role in the current regional efforts," the foreign ministry said in a statement. U.N. diplomats in New York said it was unclear whether Uganda meant the threats seriously or was merely trying to pressure Security Council members from taking action on the Group of Experts' recommendations. The experts called for U.N. sanctions against individuals supporting the M23 rebels. Troops from the Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) account for more than a third of the 17,600 U.N.-mandated African peacekeepers fighting Islamist al Shabaab rebels in Somalia and their withdrawal could hand an advantage to the militants, who are linked to al Qaeda. A sudden reduction in peacekeeping numbers, especially in the capital Mogadishu, would risk undoing the security gains that allowed the first presidential elections in decades to be held in the capital in September. Uganda's soldiers, backed by U.S. special forces, are also leading the hunt for fugitive Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony in Central African Republic, with some stationed in South Sudan. A Nairobi-based diplomat told Reuters it was unlikely Uganda would pull back its troops. "Uganda plays a key role in AMISOM and has invested a lot. The international community has supported the UPDF and it would be difficult at this stage, at least in the short term, to take a step back," the diplomat said. (Reporting by Justin Dralaze and Elias Biryabarema in Kampala; Yara Bayoumy in Mogadishu; Writing by George Obulutsa)
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Madaxwayne Siilaanyo Oo Xadhiga Ka Jaray Dhimeyaal Cusub Oo Laga Hir-geliyey Laanta Socdaalka Iyo Ciidamada Birmadka Madaxwaynaha Somaliland Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo), waxaanu sheegay inuu ku faraxsan yahay.......... Daawo Sawiradda Hargeysa (GNS) – Madaxwaynaha Somaliland Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) ayaa maanta xadhiga ka jaray Dhismayaal cusub oo loo dhisay laanta socdaalka Somaliland. Madaxwayne Axmed Siilaanyo, waxa uu ka qayb-galay Munaasibad lagu qabtay xarunta uu xadhiga ka jaray, taasi oo ay ka qayb-galeen Wasiirka Arrimaha guddaha Maxamed Nuur Caraale (Duur) , saraakiisha amaanka iyo sarkaal sare oo ka socday safaarada Japan ee dalka Kenya. Taliyaha Ciidamada Laanta socdaalka Somaliland Maxamed Yuusuf ayaa ugu horeyn halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa Madaxwaynaha faahfaahin ka siiyay hawlaha laanta socdaalka Somaliland, waxaanu sheegay in laanta socdaalku guud ahaan xuduudaha dalka ay xafiisyo ku leeyihiin “Markii xisbiga kulmiye dalka qabsaday waxyaabaha uu balan-qaaday waxa ka mid ahaa horumarinta ciidanka socdaalka Somaliland, taas oo maanta hirgashay si fiicana u wada gaadhay dhammaan xuduudaha Somaliland, iyagga oo si fiican u kantaroola waxyaabaha soo galaya dalka iyo wixii ka baxayaba, xudduuda 120-KM ee aynu la leenahay dalka Itoobiya, 860-KM oo badda ah, madaarada iyo meelaha kale ee dalka laga soo galo dhamaantood waxaanu ka hawl-galinay ciidanka laanta socdaalka”ayuu yidhi waxaanu intaa ku daray “Waxaanu qabanay tahriibayaal doonayey inay si sifo sharci daro ah dalka ku soo galaan” Xafladan oo ay ka hadleen Wasiirka Wasaaradda arimaha gudaha Maxamed Nuur Carraale (Duur) iyo Sarkaal sare oo ka socday Safaarada Japan ee dalka Kenya, ayaa waxa gabogabadii ka hadlay Madaxwaynaha Somaliland Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo), waxaanu sheegay inuu ku faraxsan yahay dhismahan dawlada Japan u hirgalisay ciidamada laanta socdaalka “Waxa farxad ii ah inaan furo dhismahan quruxba badan ee loo dhisay laanta socdaalka Somaliland, waxaanan u mahad-naqayaa dawlada Japan oo gacan ka gaysatay dhismahan cusub, taasina waxay calaamad u tahay horumar weyn oo dalka Somaliland iyo dadkiisaba u soo hoyday” Madaxwaynaha Somaliland intaasi ka dib waxa uu xadhiga dhisme cusub loo hirgalinayo Wasaaradda arimaha gudaha, taasi oo laga dhisayo xarunta badhasaabka Hargeysa. Sidoo kale, Madaxwayne Siilaanyo waxa uu xadhiga ka jaray dhisme cusub oo lagu daray xerada ciidamada birmadka, taasi oo ay maalgalisay dawlada Ingiriisku. Khalid Ibraahim Gabiley News Desk Hargeysa
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Blackflash;885367 wrote: You're forgetting about a large portion of the country which isn't Somali:D Have u ever been to Djibouti the Afars are just like the Somalis they speak Somali there is huge intermarriage between them and the Somali Djiboutians. Any way the Somalis are the absolute majority of Djibouti undisputed elites thus its a Somali country apophis is right.
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Long live Djibouti
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Xiinfaniin Saado cali never made songs for Khaatumo actually she never supported khaatumo she supported SSC.
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http://horufadhi.com/2012/11/02/safiirkii-soomaaliya-u-fadhiyey-kigal-oo-sheegay-inuu-wakiil-u-yahay-waxa-uu-ugu-yeedhay-beesha-***-kursigii-qarankana-ku-fadhiisiyey-somalidiid/
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Time will tell wa baritoole ninki nool.
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Apophis;885299 wrote: He would have been under the old constitution though; the treacherous new one has left many people like Dr Kenney outside. The former constitution didn't recognize the Italian Abyssinian border nor did it recognize the Anglo Italian border( Kenya Somali border)
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You are not a Somali national but you belong to the peoples of the Somali
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DoctorKenney;885288 wrote: What about me Xaaji? I am a Somali living in the United States with a US Citizenship.....Do I count as a Somali National or .....? Well it depends are you're parents from Somalia?