Carafaat;783989 wrote: Xaaji, Abtigiis Abtiyaashi ayuu talooyin siiyay. maxaa talo ku diidisaa. Aduunka waxa ugu daran qof aan lala talin. Abtiyadi ha u danbeyaan mu tolki la taliyo kuwaas ah tallo u bahaan eh Qeybina Kukuyaday kibaki bay Ritual Bantu Dance u ciyaaraan Qeybina Melez iyo tigrayga bay ciyaar garbood u ciyaaraan:D Waliga ma aragtay qaar iyaga oo wada doodayaa melez ba fiican maya kibaki ba fiican maya melez ba fiican maya kibaki ba fiican:D

Axmed yusuf yasin was always indifferent the other udub leaders are still opposed to the conference lets see how it goes

If abtigis perhaps put all his energy in uniting his tribesmen under one political grouping he would have not to worry about Somaliland and its perfect policies.Its funny how one keeps talking about unity of Somalia but we hardly hear Abtigis wanting to unite Somalis and coming with real practical solutions other than empty slogans Azanians and the Kikuyus are closely related blood brothers from Kenya and helping him fight against his other supposed kin and rivals from the gedo region in the fight for the Juba regions.His habitual behavior of seeing SNM leaders and Somaliland presidents every where and everyday is pretty shocking and the latest is the most hilarious Somaliland presidents do not believe in Somaliland quest for statehood, than what is the problem why isn't there any unity between Somalia and Somaliland. Or are the real secessionist the Somalia leaders its like Somaliland holds all hope for Somalis the oppressed Abtigis in Ethiopia the partially occupied Somalis in Kenya it depends on who you speak two,Its like a never ending cycle.

Somaliland to pass central bank law within 3 weeks: cbank Thu Feb 2, 2012 1:51 By Mark Anderson HARGEISA (Reuters) - Somaliland's central bank governor said on Thursday parliament is expected to pass a law within three weeks that will formerly establish a central bank, paving the way for foreign commercial banks to start operating in the self-declared country by 2013. Somaliland, a breakaway state in the northeast of Somalia, remains unrecognised internationally. It has no formal banking sector and its people rely heavily on remittances from diaspora communities in Europe, North America and the United Arab Emirates, as there are no ATMs or loan facilities. "We expect to finalise the (Central Bank) act within a maximum of three weeks," Abdi Dirir Abdi told Reuters in an interview in the Somaliland capital of Hargeisa. The act was brought before parliament in November 2011. "The Commercial Banking Act will follow in the next six to 12 months," he said. That legislation will allow foreign commercial banks to be set up in Somaliland and offer credit and cash withdrawal facilities. Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991 and has enjoyed relative stability compared to the rest of Somalia. Several foreign lenders have expressed interest in operating in Somaliland where they are keen to capitalise on its untapped market potential. "We are still awaiting the regulation. Once it is passed we will open a head office in Hargeisa and branches in five cities in Somaliland. We are ready to open immediately," said Saad Djama, a representative of Djibouti-based Banque pour le Commerce et l'Industrie-Mer Rouge in Hargeisa. "This is a good market. The business in Somaliland is free, the rate of taxation is also very cheap," Djama said, referring to limited government interference in the business sector. Djama said his bank currently catered to about 60 customers, mostly companies and non-governmental organisations. He hoped that number would rise to 1,000, once full branches are opened. Yemeni state-owned bank CAC, Djibouti-based Salaam African Bank, and Banque de Depot de Credit Djibouti, a subsidiary of Switzerland-headquartered Swiss Financial Investments, have all approached Abdi about commencing operations in Somaliland. "I think (the presence of foreign banks) will enhance our mobile banking system. But banks will bring in cash machines (ATMs) also," Abdi said. "We are eager to issue licences to commercial banks so that the economy will pick up, because people will have access to credit." http://af.reuters.com/article/investingNews/idAFJOE81107Z20120202?sp=true

The zack alshabaab

Yes Ethiopia kenya and mr muuse faniin from uganda is coming

Loool@ che But the brits are up to something the conference this month is something real big Let's see how it goes

You want to include half of africa this is a really a bad joke so who said somalilad wants to unite. all british colonies British east africa there are hardly somalilanders living there.

looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool Sayid abufadal war ka joog

Somalis mistrust each other which made them live like this its hard to win that trust back neighboring countries take advantage of that.

^^^Naxar what about ciidamada oo boqolaal gaadhaya oo ku kala jira Somaliland iyo mamuul beleedka garowe.

Safiir Ku xigeenka Britain ee Itoobiya oo kulamo la yeeshay madaxweynaha iyo xisbiyada February 1st, 2012 Comments Off Hargeysa (Somaliland.Org)- Safiir Ku xigeenka Ingiriiska u fadhiya dalka Itoobiya Mr, Chris Allan, ayaa maanta socdaal maalin qaatay ku yimid dalka, waxaanu kulamo kala duwan la yeeshay Madaxweynaha Somaliland Md. Axmed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) iyo xisbiyada mucaaridka ah ee UCID iyo UDUB. Ma Jiro wax war ah oo xukuumadda Somaliland iyo Safiir Ku xigeenka Ingiriisku ka soo saareen kulankii Madaxweynaha ay yeesheen, hase yeeshee waxa warar xog ogogaal ahi oo aanu ka helay kulankaasi ay sheegayaan inay ka wada hadleen shirka dawlada Ingriisku ay ku qabanayso magaalada London 23-ka Bishan Febarwari. Sidoo kale, Mr. Chris Allan ayaa maanta kulan la yeeshay Guddoomiyaha xisbiga mucaaridka ah ee UCID Md, Faysal Cali Waraabe iyo Garabka Cali Waran-cadde ee xisbiga UDUB. Guddoomiyaha Xisbiga UCID Md. Faysal Cali Waraabe oo kulankaasi ka dib saxaafada la hadlay ayaa sheegay inay ka wada hadleen arrimo la xidhiidha shirka London waxaanu yidhi “Waxa uu u socday Safiir Ku xigeenku waa shirka London,waanaga la shirnay waxa shirkan lagaga hadlayaa arrimaha budhcad badeedka,nabadgelyada iyo arrimaha Somalia sidii wax looga qaban lahaa waxaana ka qeyb galaya dawlad goboleedyadii yar yaraa ee ay ka mid yihiin Puntland, Gal-mudug, Ehelu Suna wal jamaaca iyo TFG-dii. Inagana waxa la inagu yidhi kaaliya shirkan waa la idinka faa’iidaysanayaa, idinkuna waad ka faa’iidaysan doontaane’e. waxaan filayaa inay su’aalo ay xukuumadeenu tidhi noo soo cadeeya Ingiriiska inuu waday Safiirku.marka arrintaasi loo soo cadeeyana waxaan dawlada ka filaynaa in sidii ay balan qaaday in wada tashi la iskugu yimaadaa.” “Midna waanu idiin cadeynaynaaye’e suuqa waxa la geliyay UCID waxay leedahay shirka hala tago anagu ha la tago ma aanu odhane’e waxaanu nidhi ha la wada tashado oo shirkaasi nuxurkiisa ha la ogaado,”ayuu yidhi Guddoomiyaha Xisbiga UCID. “Mana rabno inuu shirkani noqdo mid inaga Somaliland inakala burburiya,”ayuu yidhi Faysal Cali Waraabe. Wasiirkii hore ee Hawlaha Guud Siciid Sulub Maxamed, ayaa sheegay inay safiir Ku xigeenka Ingiriiska u sheegeen inaanay Somaliland wax dani ugu jirin ka qeyb galka shirkan. “Waxaanu u sheegnay mowqifka xisbigayaga ee ku wajahan Shirkaasi waxaana aanu u sheegnay inaanu shirkaasi Somaliland wax dani ugu jirin kana mid ahayd maamul goboleedyada Puntland,”ayuu yidhi Siciid Sulub. Wasiirkii hore ee wasaarada warfaafinta Md. Axmed Xaaji Daahir Cilmi, ayaa sheegay inay danjirahaasi ay u sheegeen inaanay Somaliland soo garab fadhiisan doonin maamul goboleedyada Puntland iyo Galmudug. Safiir ku xigeenka Britain u fadhiya addis ababa Mr. Chris Allan waxa uu dalka yimid 18-kii bishii January ee aynu soo dhaafnay xiligaasi oo uu si rasmi ah xukuumadda Somaliland u soo gaadh siiyay martiqaadkii shirka London.

Liibaan going to addis ababa are you excited

Lib Dems should promote Somaliland’s case for international recognition By Willis Pickard | Published 1st February 2012 - 12:56 pm While Scottish Liberal Democrats are playing a full part in the debates about the country’s constitutional future, they should not forget problems facing other less fortunate small lands. The plight of Somaliland is a case in point and is exercising the Scottish branch of Liberal International. The first problem Somaliland confronts on the world stage is that people confuse it with lawless Somalia. It is an immediate neighbour and shares Somali culture but is largely peaceful and enjoys a recent record of solid democratic progress. So are its achievements in the troubled Horn of Africa lauded? Not a bit of it, because neither Britain nor the European Union, nor the international community in general recognise its existence. Yet in 2010 Somaliland, which was born out of British Somaliland (whereas Somalia owes its boundaries to the former Italian colony) passed one of the key tests of a democratic state. In a tightly contested election for the presidency, the incumbent but losing candidate handed over power without conflict or bloodshed. International observers testified to the fairness of the election process. One of these observers was Gillian Gloyer, a committee member of LI in Scotland. She told the LI AGM that voter registration had been a problem, not least because Somalis are vague about their exact date of birth. So it was decided that all potential voters would have their birthday marked as January 1. The largely rural economy needs the stimulus of foreign investment. But an unrecognised country is not an attractive prospect. So, given the contrast between Somaliland and anarchic Somalia (not to mention a tiny third territory, Puntland, which is home to many of the region’s pirates). why does the international community leave the only bright light in diplomatic darkness? Britain’s official interests fall to our embassy far away in Addis Ababa. Boundaries in Africa are often a reminder of arbitrary colonial map-drawing. Yet the Africa Union does not want to add to its members’ problems by recognising breakaway territories. Or that at least was the plausible position until South Sudan was allowed to spring into being as a way of resolving long-term conflict in Sudan. Surely peaceful Somaliland, after half a century of self-determination, qualifies for its place in the sun. The country is not perfect. It is poor and socially conservative. It has had recent experience of tribal violence. Last month 22 journalists who protested against the closing down of a television station were briefly imprisoned. But its considerable achievements deserve recognition, not isolation. The British Government has heard the Somaliland case, but has not listened. It probably won’t act unless the European Union as a whole does so. Liberal Democrats instinctively sympathise with the Somaliland case. Pressure from within our Government coalition and especially though the Foreign Office would help make Europe pay heed. I hope Liberal International will promote the Somaliland’s case.

^^^war wax fahan dee anigu khaatumo ma diidani Khaatumo habka dawliga uun baan u yara toosinaya xaajiga my good friend Ina Cumar camay uun baan u yara sheegeyaa waxay caaqilka u so kalifeen mise tallow G9 ba lugu daraya:D

A_Khadar;783544 wrote: Successionists you can entertain with yourself for whatever makes you happy. Everyone is Khatumo/ssc. If the term the lady used makes your day, feel free to rejoice, but regardless of the terms, local, buhodle, ssc or khatimo, they are all the same people.. We shall see but should this not be the job of the Interior Minister of Khaatumo or the spokesmen of khaaatumo or is the good elders ina xaaji cumar camay the spokesmen of khaatumo.

i never knew tribal chief caaqil Maxamuud xaaji Cumar camay is a member of the khaatumo Govt,the lady in the video says dadka deegaanka buhoodle ayaa sii dayey and not khaatuumo?

Taliyaha Guud ee ciidanka Qalabka Sida General Maxamed Xasan Jidhif oo Hambalyo U diray Ciidanka Qalabka Sida Sanad Guurada 19 aad ee Aasaaska Ciidanka Qaranka Hargeysa/ToggaHere 01 Feb 2012 Taliyaha Guud ee Ciidamda Qaranka Jamhuuiyadda Somaliland General Maxamed Xasan Cabdilaahi Jidhif ayaa Hambalyo iyo Boogidin u diray Dhamaan Ciidamada Qalabka sida ee Somaliland Dablayda Saraakiisha iyo Xaasaskoodaba munaasibada Sanad Guurada 19 aad ee Aasaaska Ciidanka Qaranka Jamhuuriyada Somaliland oo ku Beegan Berrito 2 Feb 2012. Taliyaha Ciidamada Milatariga ayaa Illaahay uga baryaya in Sanadkan Sanadkisa ku Gaadhsiiyo Bash iyo Barwaaqo inta Xanuusanayasana in uu Illaahay Caafimaad Sariican siiyo intii Dhimatayna Janadii Fardawsa Ka waraabiyo.. Anana Hadaanu Nahay bahda ToggaHerer waxaanu Leenahay Ciidamda Qalabka Sida heegankana u aha Markasta iyo Goor kasta Difaaca Ciida Hooyo Hambalyo Hambalyo Waxaad Gashiyo Waxaad Gudaba Shacab Garanayaa Duca aan Gaboobayn Kula Garab Socdee.

Somaliland does not have problems with engaging with Somalia its just not the right timing at the moment, Somalia is divided more than ever Even when it comes to talks it will be based on something and the Folks in Somalia know that.

^^ Indeed salaad walba xiligeeda la tukada carafaat isago so kalahay bu raba inu makhrib tukadu.

In other words, his argument was that, "Tolka" needed some kind of one-political-door, in which any party that wants to talk to them, must come through it; hence, the Khaatumo thing. Whilst, in turn, leaving the ultimate objective of the political construct, a deliberately vague; so that, every one can have their particular interpretation to suit their ideological bent Interesting point khaatumo G9 group as they call themselves already made clear that they are willing to talk maybe in 18 months time when the project is about to end.

Somaliland capacity to deliver peace in Somalia is minimum the proposed observer status taking part of such conferences should be considered as it will be less damaging to Somalilands current status on the international stage. Somalia's peace talks and political crises is all over the horn of Africa. Peace negotiations with in their own country are also the best means of ending the war and rebuilding something that really functions.Don't mind Carafaat he sounds like a broken record with his unachievable not so idealistic way of spewing nonsense, and he is not really in touch with the reality on the ground in the Somaliland republic.

Carafaat;783460 wrote: XX, Adeer maxaa cayda keenay. Xaqiiqlee ka hadlee Imika maxaad ka hadlaysa ma kala marano makala dhimano ma kala guurayno nin iyo naag is qaba oo shuqul sariiroodkoodi yara xumaday oo kale baad sheeko nin weyn nooga dhigaysa wa sheeko xawalay waxasi.

Calacaal badanida niyo sidi habar dhali weyday oo kale baad u sheekeneysa

Professor Ibrahim meygaag samatar is a great orator and he said it all.