Saalax;721508 wrote: 'Liibaan' first of all you don't speak for Awdal. Secondly i welcome a referendrum in the near future where you can have the opportunity to vote for your areas to stay with Somalia or Somaliland. If you perfer being ruled from Mogadishu which is 714 km away from your ancestral lands rather than Hargeisa which is 334 km away. He rather be ruled from a Destroyed Mogadisho then be ruled from Hargeisa the Home of all Somalilanders , i just know one thing it's cuqdad towards Some Somaliland clans

i have to say though Reer jabuuti did it big this year Mashallah Ethnic Somalilandes in Djibouti did well mashallah allow no daa

Somalilanders in saudi arabia doing it big,, http://waaheen.com/?p=14926

OdaySomali;721439 wrote: Everyday, for the past twenty years, has been a sad day in the history of Somalia! lol

Halka ka daawo http://www.togaherer.com/2011/05/20/xuska-sanadguuradii-20aad-ee-somaliland-oo-si-aan-hore-loo-arag-looga-xusay-magaalada-addis-ababakhudbadii-taarikhiga-ahayd-ee-ambassador-aadan-nuux-dhuulewacdarihii-fanaaniinta-somaliland-band-da/

One of Biggest obstacle to peace in Somalia is indeed Foreign Meddiling in Somalia ofcourse the koonfurians Created these deep holes in their Society and nations we were all aware of the proxy war in the past Between Ethiopia and Eritrea inside Somalia in 2006 2007 2008.One Group Supporting one faction the other supporting the other faction.Ethiopia will continue to support the TFG against Alshabaab but they do not want Alshabaab to be fully destroyed for obvious reasons Yuweri musuveni and Uganda will also Continue to support their Amisom Boys for Yuweri it's a personal gain he want's to be a an African leader and Somali refugees boost his economy in Uganda, Eritrea on the other hand they want to keep Ethiopia bussy distract them from themselves. Another Obstacle to peace in Somalia is the Political Culture in Somalia that needs to be addressed the structure and the way the Koonfurians governed themselves For centuries as people nation Let's get real about this and put it in perspective. The root of the Problem is Koonfurians did not really govern themselves they were always Governed by Foreing powers even pre colonial era the Persians the Omani Sultans Sicid barqash.Consequently the miss basics of Somali Justice (system Xeer) futile unless based on an assured supremacy from abroad. Another obstacle to peace and the coexistence of the Koonfurians in their land is the different asspirations of the koonfurians themselves. when it comes to determing their own values and the Continuality in fighting over resources and fertile land.

Wasiirka Xoolaha Somaliland Iyo Wefti Uu Hoggaaminayay Oo Si Diiran Loogu Soo Dhaweeyay Widh-widh May 20th, 2011 Widhwidh (Somaliland.Org)-Wasiirka Wasaarada Xanaanada Xoolaha Iyo Horumarinta Deegaanka Somaliland Dr. Cabdi Aw Daahir Cali iyo wefti uu Hoggaaminayay ayaa maanta si diiran loogu soo dhaweeyay degmada Widhwidh ee gobolka Buuhoodle. Wasiirka Wasaarada Xanaanada Xoolaha waxa socdaalkan ku weheliya Afhayeenka Xisbiga tallada haya ee KULMIYE Md. Maxamed Kaahin Axmed iyo Taliyaha Ciidanka qaranka ee Aaga Bari, waxa si weyn ugu soo dhaweeyay magaalada Widhwidh odayaasha iyo waxgaradka degmada Widh-widh. Waxa kale oo ka mid ahaa dadkii ku qaabilay degmadaasi Xoghayihii warfaafinta iyo birmadka ururka nabad diidka ah ee SSC Keyse Cabdi Yuusuf. Wasiirka Xanaanada Xoolaha Somaliland Dr. Cabdi Aw Daahir Cali waxa uu u mahad naqay waxgaradkii weftigiisa ku soo dhaweeyay degmada WIdh-widh, waxaanu tilmaamay in socdaalkiisu qaadan doono mudo laba maalmood ah. Dr. Cabdi Aw Daahir waxa uu sheegay in socdaalkiisu salka ku hayo qiimaynta mashaariic horumarineed oo xukuumadda Somaliland ka fulisay degmadaasi iyo sidii loo bilaabi lahaa gogoshii nabadeed ee xukuumada Madaxweyne Siilaanyo un fidisay deegaamada Sool,Buuhoodle iyo Sanaag Barri. Wasiirku waxa uu intaasi ku daray in uu shacbiga degmada Widh-widh kala qeyb galayo munaasibada dabaal dega 18-ka May. Dr. Cabdi Aw Daahir waxa uu xusay in mudada uu joogo uu kulamo kala duwan la yeelan doono maamulka degmada, Cuqaasha, waxgaradka iyo qeybaha kala duwan ee bulshada degmada Widh-widh. Wasiirka Xoolaha iyo Mujaahid Maxamed Kaahin labaduba waxay ka tirsanaayeen gudidii ka soo tallo bixinta gobolada bari ee Madaxweyne Siilaanyo u magacaabay bilihii u horeeyay markii uu xukunka dalka la wareegay.

Haa there is nothing wrong with being reer doon Dhibaatada laakin saado fananaada wanaagsan haysata waxa weye iyado ahaan jirtay fanaanaad Somaliyeed oo run ahaanti qiimo fara badan ku leh bulshada Somali , Bay u dibo guratay hawlo aan jirin run ahaanti na i think reerkeeda walay oo saado is not a bad person laakin reerka ay ka dhalatay baa waalay oo email ku walay iyo message.. Somaliland cidna ma qasbayso Somaliland maha reer ama jufo ama qabil ama cid kale wa dhul ay bulsho fara badan ay degenyihin oo ay saado iyo caruurteedu ka mid yihin xita iyado wa ka so horjeedsan karta wa Dumiqradiyada ayay ka mid tahay.

Aaliyah the fact that Saado cali to my knowledge is Qaranadiid that does not take away that she is a fine artist and can sing and that i listen to her songs.I might not agree with her political views But i do listen to her songs. And there is nothing wrong with reer doon hadanad cidna wax yeeleyn saado cali even said once on jidbaale radio I am reer hebbel geed kaman dhalan ceebna ma ha haday tolkeed u heesto ,, Somaliland Qabil ku noqon meyso haday diiday inay la midowdo , midowgi hungoobay eeh madhalays noqday ku noqo halka Aaaliyah

Aaliyyah;721109 wrote: It is also weird that you haven't felt that way about Saado Cali and her songs ...labo wajiile waxid! salaam Aliyah i dont dislike Saado her songs i actually like it, Libdhi maysid laascaanood was walah a hit i was listening to it for months in my car

Mashallah Wax la dhiso Beyd allah ba jira Laakin Amiirka dhisay somaha awoow

RaMpAgE;721086 wrote: When you have a r*tard like Sharif as president I doubt you could expect to accomplish anything as a people or nation. War hooy madaxda ha cayin

;)awoow i am just showing the other side of the achievements Say Mashallah

A khadar i know you are angry on Somaliland but why are you angry on innocent Music.. It's not The Somaliland armed forces it's just words and Rhydem

A_Khadar;721082 wrote: Haatuf used be piece mouth of the s/l gov when Cigaal AUN and his successor Riyale led just because the clan, and now against it. Somali waa Somali, all they know is clan no matter where they are how hard they try. I am sure if Siiraanyo leaves and another from same clan of the old guard drives, Haatuf will sing a different song! Wrong haatuf were very very Critical during rayaales reign that's why Mujahid Yusuf abdi gaboobe was arrested by the former government he is the editor and founder of Haatuf news paper.

That's some good work

Somalina;720912 wrote: " Provide military assistance to Somali forces who regain control of Al Shabaab or pirate-controlled areas." . Awoowe, bal meesha Azaniya ku qoran tahay ka dayday adigu. Looolz wa wax isagu iska jecladay source Jubbalands bu ino dhiibay,, looolz.

Madaxweynaha Somaliland Oo Cafis U Fidiyay Maxaabiistii Ugu Badnayd May 19th, 2011 Hargeysa (Somaliland.Org)- Madaxweynaha Somaliland Md. Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) ayaa cafis u fidiyay maxaabiistii ugu badnayd ee ku xidhan jeelasha dalka, kuwaasi oo tiradoodu dhan tahay 751 Maxbuus. Madaxweynaha Somaliland Md. Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) wuxuu sidaasi ka sheegay xaflad xalay lagu qabtay xarunta Madaxtooyada oo lagu xusayay sanad guurada 20-aad ee ka soo wareegtay dib ula soo noqoshadii madax banaanida Somaliland. Madaxweynuhu wuxuu sheegay in maxaabiistan uu u cafiyay si ay shacbiga Somaliland ula wadaagaan farxada dabaal dega munaasibada sanad guurada labaatanaad ee ka soo wareegtay qaranimada Somaliland oo shalay dalka Gudahiisa iyo dibadiisa laga xusay. Madaxweynuhu wuxuu isla todobaadkan cafis u fidiyay laba wadaad oo muddo sanado ah u xidhnaa tuhuno argagixiso oo la kala yidhaahdo Sheekh Maxamed Sheekh Ismaaciil iyo Muuse Cali Aw Yuuusuf, oo falal argagixiso u xidhnaa. Sh. Maxamed Ismaaciil waxa uu jeelka Hargeysa ku xidhnaa todobadii sanadood ee la soo dhaafay, halka Muuse Cali Aw Yuusuf isaguna ku xidhnaa muddo lix sanadood ah.

To The Democratic Republic of Somaliland, her President, H.E. Mr. Ahmed Mohamed Mahamoud and to the people of Somaliland From: Mr. Tom Bond Director The Organization for Democratic Police, Security & Development Date: 18 May 2011 From: Mr. Tom Bond Director The Organization for Democratic Police, Security & Development To The Democratic Republic of Somaliland, her President, H.E. Mr. Ahmed Mohamed Mahamoud and to the people of Somaliland both in country and throughout the diaspora, I wish you congratulations on the celebration of your 20 years of independence. I believe the Republic of Somaliland to be in the home stretch in the race to international recognition. There can be no denying the important role she has taken in the suppression of piracy and terrorism. Her stable democratic influence in the horn of Africa has been sited as a beacon for all Africa to observe and study. I have attended 3 times and intend on continuing my efforts to further her progress. The people of Somaliland are her greatest resource and it has been said that at any time one person can make the difference that can change the world. Each of you, are, that one person. Each of you has within you a chance to advance, in a positive way, how your country is viewed in the eyes of the world. But today you come together from all over Somaliland and beyond to declare that the Republic of Somaliland will not be ignored, will not be avoided and suppressed by political whim, today, you state your independence. Today, I stand with you in heart and celebrate your future. Congratulations & My Sincere Regards

Somaliland seeks UAE role against piracy May 19th, 2011 Comments Off DUBAI — The UAE being so close to the piracy infested waters and showing a willingness to tackle the issue head on, the authorities of Somaliland — the breakaway republic from the eastern Horn of Africa and one of the victims of the menace — are hoping to strike a fruitful deal with the emirates, which will help not only the two countries but the entire region. The country, whose economy is largely based on livestock export, is struggling to keep its youth away from the lures of sea piracy and terrorism due to the lack of job opportunities and finances. However, it has large proven reserves of oil, gas and other precious metals, which it seeks to exploit with the help of regional giants like the UAE. Though not officially recognised as an independent country, the tiny nation of four million people has been receiving favourable notice over the last few years for its stable democratic governance and fight against piracy. The Somaliland leadership is proposing a joint anti-piracy shield across the region based on public-private partnership model and is willing to share with others its experience of keeping piracy at bay. They feel a secure and safe Horn of Africa would help make world a better place apart from creating more business opportunities. Following their participation in the Anti-piracy Conference, which was held in Dubai last month, an official delegation from Somaliland, including its Foreign Minister Mohammed Abdallahi Omar, is on its first diplomatic tour of the region, with its mission to seek foreign investment in the country as a tool against piracy. Khaleej Times caught up with the affable Mohammed Abdallahi Omar, following his meeting with the UAE leadership. Excerpts from the interview: What brings you to Dubai? We are here on our first diplomatic tour of the region. The UAE leadership has received us very favourably and we expect a lot to come out of this tour. We are seeking local support in fighting piracy and one way of doing it is to invest in our country. There are lots of investment opportunities for the local businesses, and many big companies have shown interest. How is your relationship with Somalia? Due to the lack of a central authority in Somalia, we have not been able to sit down and talk with them. We have been looking for an opportunity to have a meeting with their government and sort out our issues. However, in the absence of a government in Somalia, we have decided to continue to build our security, strengthen our democracy and improve our economy. But we are willing to talk to them and we hope there will be peace soon in Somalia because it is in our interest as well. We want to have good relationship with Somalia like we have with all our neighbours and regional countries like the UAE. Even after 20 years of breaking away, Somaliland is not internationally recognised. Why? One simple reason is the lack of government in Somalia, which hasn’t allowed us to talk with them. But we are hoping to have the recognition very soon as we are working very closely with the UN on a lot of issues, including the fight against piracy. The world is taking note of our democratic progress and as we grow further democratically and economically, we believe, recognition will follow. Is the situation in Somalia affecting Somaliland? Unfortunately, we are facing a negative impact of the situation in Somalia and that is why we want to have peace there as soon as possible. There are around 300,000 refugees who are living in camps in Somaliland and we are working with the UN to take care of them, but the situation is getting worse day by day. Another major problem is terrorism: the infiltration of radical elements from the other side of the border. We have a growing number of young people who are educated, but we do not have enough jobs and we are afraid the radical groups from Somalia would influence them. The only way to keep them away from the negative influence is to provide them with jobs and that is the reason why we are here to seek foreign investment and create job opportunities for our youth. This, we believe, would be a multi-edged weapon which would improve the economy, create jobs, and help ward off piracy and terrorism. We have five universities, which produce more than 5,000 graduates every year, but we do not have enough jobs. These young people are very vulnerable against the assault of radicalism and unless we divert their attention and give them good jobs, we won’t be able to fight either piracy or radicalism. Investment would not only help us, it is in the interest of the regional and global security. How have you managed to ward off the twin threats so far? We have invested enormously in security systems and built a very strong police force, army and coast guard. We have prioritised securing our borders. We also have a number of successful partnerships with Ethiopia, Britain and the USA, which have helped us in fortifying our borders. These countries have helped us in building infrastructure and equipment as well as training. Is there any foreign military presence in Somaliland? No. We don’t need them. We have enough security forces who are capable of fighting any threat. What we lack is financial support, information system, intelligence apparatus etc. Though our security partners are helping us, it is not enough. How are you looking to develop Somaliland economy? Half of our four million population is semi-nomadic and a majority is dependent on livestock. Livestock is the backbone of our economy, which we export to the Gulf countries including the UAE and Saudi Arabia. But we have potential; there are huge reserves of oil, gas and gold, which have been explored and we are right now in talks with several countries, including the UAE, to exploit it. Another important asset we have is a strategically located port in Berbera, which connects landlocked countries like Ethiopia, South Sudan etc. with the rest of the world through the sea. We are developing the port and are looking at port operating companies like Dubai’s DP World to manage it. What is your experience in tackling piracy? Piracy is a regional issue, but most of it is originating from Somalia. However, in the past few years we have faced significant threats in this regard and have successfully rooted out all pirates operating from our shores. We have formed a special task force to fight pirates and have arrested around hundred of them who are currently serving sentence in our jails. But Somaliland alone cannot fight piracy and we need the region to step forward. We are proposing a joint anti-piracy shield through which all the regional countries can form a single task force and help share intelligence on piracy with others. We think this is going to be one of the solutions to the issue. What is the response you have got so far? Currently, the countries are studying our proposal, and they seem interested. The UAE has shown a lot of interest in helping fight piracy as well as investing in Somaliland. We have had preliminary discussions so far and we feel this will definitely go forward. What is heartening is the interest shown by private players which will help us form successful public-private partnership and we feel this is the practical way forward help solve Source: khaleejtimes.com

Maya inagu dadka kale wanu iska xiigna xiigashoy xeredayda so gal bu yidhi ninki jiray;)

Degmada allay baday Gobolka gabiley

As for the pirates they are chameleons ask them who their president is? See if you both have the same answer. :D:D:D

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