Somalia and Ethiopia both have 2 new leaders

Jacpher;870262 wrote: ^xaaji: duriyadda uma ogolid that offensive formula but you accept it for other minorities? Why? Somaliland is not part of Somalia so whether Somalias leaders give the people of somaliland one seat in their parliament or 20 it doesnt matter it doesnt change anything the MPs that are supposed to rep Somaliland according to ur constitution. And if they set foot in Somaliland get arrested. As for .5 clan how do you want to solve their issue.5 is not one clan its a group of smaller clans and they seem to be happy with their place in Somalia.

They are not world leaders they are African leaders and the Foreign Minister of Turkey.

Jacpher;870247 wrote: No what I am saying is stop picking and choosing parts of the formula you agree with. Either accept it in its entirety or refuse it all together. You can't say Somaliland is not part of that formula which you and I know it is, and accept the 0.5 part to suggest some Somalis are lower than the other. Whether you agree or disagree the political status of SL, a point out of the 4.5 is allocated for Somaliland. This part you oppose but you accept the point five part. Why? I have nothing against the 4.5 Jacpher he people in Somalia are not against 4.5

Jacpher;870241 wrote: ^Yeah in that formula, Somaliland is part of that 4.5 Somalia but you conveniently ignore that one. Why? Somaliland is not part of Somalia so they cant be part of that system. But jacpher that system is how the system operates in Somalias parliament hate it or love it thats the system.

Jacpher;870235 wrote: Who you calling 0.5 dawg? :mad: No Somali is more Somali than another Somali. Well that's their place in Political Somalia it doesn't mean they are less or more that's how the formula works.

The Prime minister most likely will be from the Puntland clan as it looks like with a less smaller chance being from the gedo and cabuudwaaq community

Horta is it technically possible for the President to appoint a person from the .5 clan for the PM position?

Indeed a big day for Somalia a new start and a new beginning

STOIC;870132 wrote: This article accurately depict the state of Somali politics without sugar coating.It is my contention (and hopefully the author's ) that clan is certainly a fundamental component of Somalia politics.The options are limited for the president, if he wants to succeed. He can't show any tactical flexibility in his selection.It is the way the clan power is set. As the author clearly explained the president will only appoint a D-block prime minister (Sorry the Samatar). Well said that's how it looks like for now.

Carafaat;870084 wrote: The best speech so far by Ismail Omer Guelleh, emphasizing the solidarity that exist between the Somali people. Heesta Calanka ayaa loo saaray Ismail Cumar Guelleh. Eventhough he is a dictator, he is a Somali dictator. So I guess he deserves it. He is not a dictator and he spoke well ur right on that.

Madaxwaynaha Somaliland Oo Dhagax Dhigay Xarun Lagu Daryeelayo Carruurta Agoomaha Ah Oo Ay Ku Baxayso Lacag Dhan $ 3 Milyan Oo Doolar Hargeysa (Ramaas) Sept 16,2012 – Madaxwaynaha Somaliland Md Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) ayaa maanta dhagax dhigay xarun lagu dar yeeli doono carruurta agoomaha, xaruntaasi oo la sheegay inay ku bixi doonto lacag lagu qadaray 3 Milyan oo doolarka Maraykanka. Xaruntan oo qaadi doonto carruur dhan 750, ayaa waxa maalgalinaysa Hay’adda gargaarka iyo tabarucaadka ee dalka Kuweyt, waxaana maanta Munaasibadii lagu dhagax dhigayey ka qayb-galay Madaxwaynaha Somaliland Md Axmed Maxamed Siilaanyo, wasiirro badan iyo dad kale oo ay ka mid yahay Marwada koowaad ee Somaliland. Madaxweynaha Somaliland Md. Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) oo markii uu dhagax dhigay hadal kooban ka jeediyya ayaa aad ugu mahad-naqay dalka Kuweyt kaalmadan ay ku taageerayso Somaliland gaar ahaan carruurta agoomaha oo xaruntani muhiim u tahay sidii loo badbaadin lahaa mustaqbalka dhalaanta danyarta ah ee Somaliland. Madaxwayne Siilaanyo waxa uu sheegay in mashruucani aanu ahayn kii ugu horeeyay ee dawlada Kuwayt ku caawiso Somaliland, balse ay jiraan kuwo kale oo badan ooh ore loo qabtay ama la qaban doono. Madaxwayne Axmed Siilaanyo waxa uu tilmaamay in Mashruucani shaqooyin u abuuri doono dad badan oo reer Somaliland ah, kuwaasi oo ka faa’ideysan doono dhismaha xaruntan iyo waliba shaqooyinka hadhow soo bixi doona. Dr khaalid Al Mashaa’i oo ka mid ahaa weftigii reer Kuweyt ee ka soo qayb galay munaasabadda dhagax dhiga ayaa sheegay in mashruucani qayb ka yahay mashaariic kala duwan oo ay dawladda kuweyt maalgelinayso kuwaasoo lagu taageerayo Dawlada Somaliland.

Who will be Somalia’s Next Prime Minister? By Hassan M. Abukar Sept. 16, 2012 Presdient Hassan Sh. Mohamud The new Somali president, Hassan Sh. Mohamoud, did not have much time to rest after his victory; the next day, a group of masked men attempted to kill him in a failed suicide mission. Then, unconfirmed reports claimed that his private email was hacked. The biggest task ahead of the president now is to appoint a prime minister, a job which has attracted all kinds of seekers and dreamers. Former Somali president, Siad Barre, used to say, “It is not who you are [clan wise] but what you know.” In an ideal situation in which knowledge and competence matter, someone like Dr. Ahmed I. Samatar, a former journalist (BBC) and a professor of political science for 30 years in the US, would be a shoo-in for either the office of the presidency or the premiership. http://www.wardheernews.com/Articles_12/Sept/Abukar/16_who_will_be_Somalias_next_PM.html

Shinbir Majabe;870117 wrote: Xaaji, your Hadhwanaag news portal also reporting.. Alshabaab wants the Kenyans to come closer than massacre them like they did 3 weeks ago. KDF is a total joke they are a total embarrassment they have been in Somalia for more than a year and cant capture a single tuulo.

Kenyans cant defeat Shabaab in Kismayo not in a million year.

Waxan nahay wada meles:D:D:D:D

US warns orders diplomats out of Sudan, Tunisia By MATTHEW LEE | Associated Press – 1 hr 16 mins ago WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department on Saturday ordered the departure of all family members and non-essential U.S. government personnel from its embassies in Sudan and Tunisia and warned U.S. citizens against any travel to the two countries due to security concerns over rising anti-American violence. "Given the security situation in Tunis and Khartoum, the State Department has ordered the departure of all family members and non-emergency personnel from both posts, and issued parallel travel warnings to American citizens," said department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland. In Tunisia, the warning advised Americans that the international airport in Tunis is open and encouraged all U.S. citizens to depart on commercial flights. It said Americans who chose to remain in Tunisia should use extreme caution and avoid demonstrations. On Friday, protesters climbed the walls into the U.S. Embassy in Tunis, torching cars in the parking lot, trashing the entrance building and setting fire to a gym and a neighboring American school that is now unusable. In Sudan, the warning said that while the Sudanese government has taken steps to limit the activities of terrorist groups, some remain and have threatened to attack Western interests. The terrorist threat level remains "critical" throughout Sudan, the department said. It noted that U.S. officials are already required to travel in armored vehicles and to get permission to travel outside Khartoum, where crowds torched part of the German Embassy and tried to storm the U.S. Embassy on Friday. A U.S. official said on Saturday that Sudan's government is holding up the deployment of an elite Marine team that the U.S. planned to send to Khartoum to boost security at the embassy. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton worked the phones on Saturday, calling top officials from seven countries to discuss the situation following a wave of protest and violence over an anti-Muslim film that has swept across the Middle East and elsewhere in recent days. An obscure, amateurish movie called "Innocence of Muslims" that depicts Muhammad as a fraud, a womanizer and a pedophile sparked the outrage. On Tuesday, protesters in Egypt breached the walls of the U.S. Embassy in Cairo and then well-armed extremists attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing four Americans, including the U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens. Since then, protests over the video have spread to more than 20 countries in the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia. While most were peaceful, marches in several places exploded into violence, including Tunisia and Sudan. Clinton on Saturday spoke to the prime minister of Libya, the president of Somalia, and the foreign ministers of Britain, Egypt, France, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, Nuland said. With Libyan Prime Minister Mustafa Abushagur, Clinton spoke about the importance of bringing the consulate attackers to justice, Nuland said. The prime minister "expressed confidence that the attackers would be brought to justice, noting that the government was already starting to take action," she said. With the Egyptians, Turks and Saudis, Clinton thanked them for their condemnations of the violence and spoke of the need to ensure security at diplomatic missions, Nuland said. Clinton and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr also "agreed that while the film may be offensive and reprehensible, it cannot be used as justification for violence," Nuland said. Clinton's calls and the State Department travel warnings came as President Barack Obama paid tribute to the Americans killed in Benghazi in his weekly radio address and denounced the anti-U.S. mob protests that have followed.

Mario B;869913 wrote: ^ There was nothing in the south except anarchy , it's changing now! Lets hope so brother lets hope and pray for Somalia.

Siilaanyo if he wanted to be involved in politics in Somalia he would've done that in 2003 when he lost the elections in Somaliland. Today odaygu wuxu raba in taarikh luxu xasuusto.

loooool

Apophis;869880 wrote: And it's not the first time these kinds of threats were made by P/L brothers......Dr_Osman before the presidential election: Apophis the Dr has secession tendencies on some occasions if his clan loses the PM i fear for his health.

Abwaan;869878 wrote: Whatever happened to the honeymoon period over here in SOL. The new president's hasn't had his inaugration ceremony yet, let us wait and celebrate together like we did in the last few days. Watch out XX and his threads, why does he care about Faroole? XX why is Siilaanyo not coming if I might ask you? Mooge, Macallinka and Oba banooniga dhulka halla dhigo. XX yuusan idinka faa'ideysan. War aniga maxaa la iskaga kay ilaalinayaa anigu wax jira uun baan sheega dadka ugu dacaadsan baan ahay Abwaanow xaajiga haka hor iman.