What does that mean are Djibouti Eritrea now friends or what

Horta how is the relationship between Eritrea and Ethiopia now and days is it good bad is it normal is it hostile

Seems the people of eerigaabo seems to be pro Knowing its mostly a wadani stronghold kulmiye came always second there ,

Somalia should make self driving vehicles, that fly then u will solve also the traffic problem

He was Born in Gaashamo Somali kilil under Ethiopian juristicton , but he makes some valid Points, Somalis need to stop the hatred among themselves. Also i didnt know the Koonfurians sold rented and leased everything in Xamar From the port airport and hospital

I doubt what he is saying is true the Somaliland as its entirely is very poor country with poor infrastrcuture borama is actually doing very good in terms of development compared to major other cities in Somaliland

The protests in Borama were peaceful today thank god for that , i actually Muse ordered the police to let people protests and should only intervene when property is damaged and it was for the most part peaceful

I ask my self that every day he should have been sacked long time ago

waraysi with faisal rooble the Intellectual

Also the chief of staff of Somaliland nuuh ismacil tani is also in addis ababa to meet his counter part and meet with senior Ethiopian officials and Military officers

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i doubt Abiye can win over the Amhara with this, to many things have happend. Abiye reaching a deal with the tigrayans , is what caused the Amhara to go mad about the whole issue, i doubt he can win them over. who knows time wil tell.also the fall out with afewerki need to be noted. And ina biixi is facing other issues the Laascanood defeat that he has to deal with. And the elections the upcomming elections and also the local elections and the strategy there . He to wants to go down in history as not the worse President of Somaliland . And that can only come if he makes some serious progress on the recognition case for Somaliland. The Somaliland President that brings Somaliland recogntition , all his short commings wala iska ilaawaya and Muse knows his people very well. he knows this has become a national obsession so he is pressing this button, But the question is the deal worth it. Will Something change for Somaliland. If Ethiopia recognise Somaliland . Is it enought to get another extension or maybe even win elections , how significant is this. Will the Ethiopians keep their word or screw him by dragging the issue he cant have that also.. Allot of things needs to be adressed.

ina saajin is right what is ourrages and cant be accepted is the the adviser of Abiye said we wished the deal to be 100 Years, its clear the Ethiopians have sinistar motives and long term ambitions , if they bring their hard Waepons to our coast how can we defend it , if Somaliland doesnt have it self a strong navy force. It would be a logistical nightmare lets say even after 50 years they refuse to leave . Logistically they can endlessly supply their arms and men via awbare awdal into Lughaya with out any one interrupting. Our grand childeren will curse us in our graves . Their plan is also to populate the land, allot of Plans xabashidu wattan ba qarsoon. Either biixi is naive or old age makes him believe and made him guilible to these tricks. The only thing and i dont understand biixis advisers , why didnt he ask if u want to rent part of our land we dont want just a share of ethiopian airlines. we want for our selves arable Land oo 20 km that is Negotations . This is seems now as Robbery broad day light

Horta did Hassan ulusow expell the xabashi ambassador in xamar. Or is he still there.

if they were to make one Mamuul goboleed it would have been on paper maybe possible . How ever Khatumo as we talk today holds about 60 percecnt of Sool. It doesnt have any foot in sanaag. western and central sanaag is under Somaliland , Eastern sanaag is under Puntland . so they would need at least half of sanaag to fulfill the criteria , so then awdal about 60 percent of sool and about lets say 40 percent of sanaag then it would be possible. But then u have to convince the Maakhir clan to be part of this . Also reer Borama have to convince the jesus clan of jabuuti to join this bandwagon i doubt they would. the other thing is it is called clan federalism the people we mentioned do not share the same clan , so i am not sure how it could work another issue is what does the so called constitution say about should a federal state be connected in the its vastland or can there be other regions be in between them i dont think the koonfurians will welcome such a state for the eastern sanaag and eastern sool and Awdal comunity and all of Somaliland combined united bay wax u goeysa whether its independence or be with Somalia , if u want to negotiiate a deal. with Somalia

This is abiib the most anti Muuse biixi mp from awdal , he seems to be oke with the deal listen to the waraysi.

impossible u need two states to be a federal state

Good debate abdi good is there to very funny

i doubt Somaliland would ever accept this deal if Ethiopia refuses to recognise Somaliland. Eventhough the share of Ethiopian airlines is good to have a share. But with out recogntion i dont think the deal will fly . Lets wait and see what the Ethiopian and Somaliland final deal looks like

African Union Urge Calm Amidst Ethiopia-Somaliland Agreement Controversy By: Nasiru Eneji Abdulrasheed Published: January 5, 2024 at 4:24 am EST In a move sparking tension across the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia and the self-proclaimed independent region of Somaliland signed a controversial memorandum of understanding (MoU). This deal, viewed by Somalia as a violation of its sovereignty, has elicited calls for calm from both the African Union (AU) and the United States. In the terms of the MoU, landlocked Ethiopia secures access to the Red Sea via Somaliland, the second-most populous country in Africa. The agreement includes access to commercial maritime services, a military base, and a lease of 20 kilometers of Somaliland coastline for the next half-century. Somaliland’s leader, Muse Bihi Abdi, has asserted that Ethiopia, in return, would acknowledge Somaliland’s independence, a claim yet to be confirmed by Ethiopia. Call for Calm and Dialogue Following the agreement, the AU, led by Commission Chair Moussa Faki Mahamat, has urged restraint and mutual respect in order to de-escalate rising tensions. Mahamat emphasized the need for Ethiopia and Somalia to commence negotiations promptly, underlining the necessity of respecting the unity and sovereignty of AU member states. The U.S., despite refusing to acknowledge the independence of Somaliland, has echoed this call for diplomatic dialogue to resolve the simmering crisis. While Somaliland declared its independence from Somalia in 1991, it has not received worldwide recognition. The Somali government in Mogadishu has strongly opposed this claim to sovereignty. The deal with Ethiopia has only intensified this opposition, leading Somalia to recall its ambassador to Ethiopia. The repercussions of this contentious deal have been felt far and wide, with increasing anti-Ethiopian sentiment in southern Somalia and strained Somali-Ethiopian relations. Several international organizations and countries, including the European Union, the Arab league, and IGAD, have expressed concern and called for calm and restraint among the involved parties.

reerki wa dawakhay mid ba kuleh Kulmiye wan ka baxay oo ucid baan ku biiray what is the difference faisal baba ina biixi kaga daran hawsha haha. sidani miir qab maha allow no sahal amuuraha