The Zack;719165 wrote: ^If it took Burco 20 years to get rid of the Somali currency, there is more Somalinimo in "Somaliland" than beenta aa nagagu harqisaan here at SOL. Again, keep those cities peaceful while the rest of the country is being fixed. Somaliland currency is used in awdal selel saaxil maroodijeex sanaag gabiley and in togdheer all over the country and From now on No Konfuristan ,,Currency is allowed in parts of burco and the last Billets will be burned today , and no we are not waiting for any one they should fix their home and live in their country in peace we wish them all the best they can get Ha nooladan jarkayagu iyo jaarkoodu

The Zack;719163 wrote: So they used Lacag Somali till this year? Wallee iniinan waddan kale aheyn ee iska suga inta Koonfurtu ka dageyso. No they used Somaliland shilling and Gimbaarta both when i was in burco in 2007 they used both but from now on Lacagti Afweyne wa Mamnuuc. Saaxib anagu Koonfuristan wax naga dhexeyo ma jirto oo aan ahayn deris

What cigaal couldn't do where rayaale came short president Siilaanyo did it less then a year well done great stuff For Gobolka togdheer and burco and Somaliland as a whole.

Wasiirka Beeraha Ee Somaliland Sheegay In Ay Hoos U Dhigi Doonaan Raashinka Ay Dalka Soo Galiso Xilliga Guga Hay’adaha WFP. Hargeysa (Ramaas) May 14, 2011- Wasiirka wasaarada beeraha ee Somaliland Md Faarax Cilmi Maxamuud (Geedoolle), ayaa maanta sheegay in ay hoos u dhigi doonaan raashinka ay hay’ada WFP keento dalka keento xilliga guga , kaasoo dhabar jab ku noqda wax soo saarka dallaga beeraha ee dalka. Waxa uu wasiirka halkan ka sheegay mar uu maanta khudabad xog waran ah ka jeediyay kulan ay isugu yimaadeen xubnaha guddi hoosaadka joogta ah ee golaha guurtida Somaliland oo uu faahfaahin ka siinayay wax qabadka wasaaradiisa, waxa uu sheegay in ay samayn doonaan hoos u eegid ay kula socon doonaan raashinka ay hay’ada WFP dalka soo galiso wakhtiga guga oo ay cabasha ka muujiyaan beeroleyda maxaliga ah oo u arka in uu maja xaabinayo wax soo saarka oo suuqayada lagaga iibsado qiimo hoose oo aan u qalmin tacabkii ay galiyeen. Waxa uu sheegay in uu dareemi karo dhibaatada ay beeroleyda kala kulmaan raashinka ay hay’adaas keenta, waxaana uu sheegay in ay ahmiyad badan siinayaan kor u qaadida wax soo saarka dallaga beeraha ee dalka, iyada oo ay meel badan oo gobolada dalka ay ka beereen bariis markii ugu horeysa taariikhda wadanka, isaga oo ballan qaaday in wasarada beeruhu ay qalabka beeraha lagu qoto ka caawin doonto dadka ku hawlan falashada beeraha oo ay dhibaato kay haysato qalabkii at ku qodi lahaayeen beeraha xilli roobaadyada.

Is that jb oo calanka siita

SOMALILAND: Disquiet over new NGO laws Somaliland (IRIN) – Some provisions of new legislation governing the activities of NGOs in Somaliland could undermine international humanitarian activity in the self-declared independent territory, say aid workers and donors. The Non-Governmental Organization Act (National and International) is designed to establish a legal framework for NGOs, to ensure their activities are in line with the government’s development priorities and to improve accountability and transparency. These principles are not in dispute, but the perceived ambiguity of some of the law’s wording and the practical implications of some of its articles have prompted high-level exchanges with Somaliland authorities involving not only NGOs but also donors and the UN. “We are very concerned about the impact that this law in its present form could have on the population in need, which is largely being assisted by international NGOs,” said Tanja Schümer, the focal point of the Somalia NGO Consortium. “We are also concerned about increased operational transaction costs for all. We hope the authorities will further legally clarify those paragraphs in the law that are vague, which opens the potential for abuse and confusion. We hope to work with the authorities to better support the development goals of Somaliland and we will continue to assist those in need of humanitarian assistance,” she added. An official from one major bilateral donor told IRIN his government shared the concerns of NGOs and the UN as expressed in a letter sent to authorities in Somaliland. Saad A. Shire, Somaliland’s Minster of Planning and Coordination, told IRIN the law had been in the making for about two years: “It is based on a Letter of Agreement international NGOs always signed with the ministry and the best practice from neighbouring countries.” Shire said that while laws were in place in Somaliland governing the private and public sectors, “until now we did not have laws that govern the NGO sector, even though the NGO sector is bigger than the public sector”. Shire said the NGO Act had been signed into law by President Ahmed Mohamed Mahamud Siilaanyo. Funding Foreign agencies working in Somaliland are particularly worried about article 35 (3), which states: “International NGOs shall not become implementers for other international NGOs and UN organizations working in the country.” Shire told IRIN the law would prohibit international NGOs from “subcontracting a project designated for the country from a UN agency present in the country. “The aim is to encourage international NGOs and UN agencies to work with local NGOs and local businesses for implementing projects, giving them the opportunity to build their capacity and the experience to take on major projects after the international NGOs leave.” There are fears that a blanket application of the principle, rather than a case-by-case approach, could drastically reduce overall donor funding. In some cases, according to one aid worker familiar with Somaliland, having an INGO as a UN implementing partner is essential because “some of the programmes being carried out require specific technical expertise that is not easily available in-country”. In 2010, aid agencies working in Somaliland sought US$87m for their activities for that year. Ambiguities Another issue is that the Act empowers the government of Somaliland to determine where aid should go, whereas a fundamental humanitarian principle is that this should be decided solely on the basis of need. There appears to be some ambiguity in the law as to whether this provision applies to humanitarian assistance as well as development aid. The law establishes an oversight agency, the Consultative Committee, appointed to govern and supervise activities of international NGOs and local NGOs. The committee, an advisory board, formulates policy guidelines regulating the activities of NGOs and ensures alignment of their activities to overall national development goals and plans. “I appreciate the need for a regulatory environment,” said one aid official familiar with Somaliland, “but I am not sure this [law] is the most constructive approach or if the [somaliland] government has thought through all the practicalities of implementing these directives.” Working with a lawyer, NGOs operating in Somaliland have asked authorities there for clarity on more than two dozen of the Act’s provisions. There is some uncertainty as to the legal validity of the responses to these queries. Shire told IRIN: “We are planning to hold a question-and-answer session on 24 May, where we will answer all of their questions and address any lingering concerns. We are not in the business of putting obstacles in the way of the INGOs working in the country. All we want is to ensure that aid is more effective and accountable.”

Naxar Nugaaleed;719134 wrote: ^ you know what las qorayites are thinking, there is no eastern sanaag as much as you fools keep repeating it and where is laasqoray located western sanaag?

hee Aliyah ma mafiiqadaha aad wax ku xaadhaysan baad Kula dagalamaaysin qaranka aad maalinta qaaliga aad u si nadifiseen

Ismacil Mire wuxu yidhi Dabkaad hurisay Cali Aadanow, dogobbadaad oogtay Dambaaburadaad ololisiyo, dirirta guusheeda ... Kumana diirsan maansadu hadday, dunida aafayne Duunkaaga kuma suubbanayn, diradiraaluhuye Allay lehe denbaab lama hadlee, kulama doonayne Dalkoo nabad ah baad uumiyaha, belo la doontaaye... Dammanaansho nimankaad biddaye, doqon ku sheegeysey Cawlkii la dabay oo mindida, dabaxda loo waayey Oo qoday birtii lagu deg-dhabay, kuugu duurxula'e Allay lehe dubbuur kugu danniyay, waaba kuu digaye

Masuuliyiinta Xukuumada oo Ku Sii Qulqulaya Dalka Dibadiisa Si Ay Uga Qeyb galaan Xuska 18 May May 13th, 2011 Hargeysa(Somaliland.Org)- La Taliyaha Madaxweynaha ee dhinaca dhaqaalaha, Ganacsiga iyo Maal gashiga Md. Axmed Xasan Carwo, ayaa maalinta bari ee Sabtida dalka ka dhoofaya waxaanu u kicitimayaa socdaal shaqo oo uu ku tagayo dalalka Imaaraadka Carabta iyo UK, si uu u sii xoojiyo damaashaadka sanad guurada 20-aad ee ka soo wareegtay la soo noqoshadii madax banaanida Somaliland. La Taliyuhu waxa uu dalalkaasi kulamo kula yeelan doonaa Jaaliyada Somaliland iyo masuuliyiin ka tirsan wadanka UK oo uu kala hadli doono sii xoojinta xidhiidhka iskaashi iyo wax wada qabsi ee ka dhaxeeya Ingiriiska iyo Somaliland. Sidaasna waxa lagu sheegay war saxaafadeed uu caawa soo saaray La Taliyaha ee arrimaha ganacsiga, dhaqaalaha iyo maalgashiga Md. Axmed Xasan Carwo, waxaanu qoraalkaasi u dhignaa sedan:- “Si kor loogu qaado wacyigelinta bulshada Somaliland leyskuna xidho dibad iyo gudaba, waxaynu goosanay inaynu damaashadka 18 May ee sanadkan lagu qabto si heer sare ah meel kasta oo ay joogaan jaaliyadda Somaliland. Waxa iyana barbar socota tallo-ururin iyo wadatashi laga yeesho dhismaha dhaqaale iyo horumarinta bulshada. Waxa hubaal ah in iskaashiga bulshada gudaha iyo dibaddu yahay mid lagu dhisi karo joogtaynta xidhiidhkooda, taasina ay ku imanayso wado-tashiga ay wadaan mas’uuliinta xilalka kala duwan inoo haysa. Taas oo lagaga midho dhalin karo aqoonta, iyo hantida dadakeena ee daafaha dunida ku kala baahsan. Iyadoo taas laga duulaayo, waxaan maalinta Sabtida ah ee 14 May 2011 u ambobaxayaa dalka Imaaradka Carabta Haddii ILAAHAY yidhaahdo, waxaanan ka qayb galayaa damaashadka sanadguurada 20-naad ee xorriyadda Somaliland. Waxa muddada aan joogo aan la yeelan doonaa Jaaliyadda shirar wado-tashi iyo xogwaran ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqaalaha iyo maalgashiga. Waxaan iyana uu u gudbi doonaa dawladda Qadar iyo dalka UK. isagoo meel kastaba ka geli doona shirar uu qurbajooga iyo ciddii danaynaysa arrimaha maalgashiga dalkeena la kulmi doonaa. Ugu dambaynta waxaan u gudbi doonaa U.K. La-kulanka Jaaliyadaha magaalooyinka U.K, waxa u wehelisa qorshe aan kula kulmi doono masúuliyiin ka tirsan dawladda U.K iyo tan Wales oo aan kala hadli doona xoojinta Dhinaca kale, waxa masuuliyiin badan oo ka mid ah xukuumadda Somaliland ayaa u kala kicitimay dalalka adduunka si ay jaaliyada Somaliland kala qeyb galaan munaasibada sanad guurada 20-aad ee ka soo wareegtay la soo noqoshadii madaxbanaanida Somaliland. La Taliyaha Madaxweynaha ee dhinaca Inctiraaf raadinta Md. Maxamed/rashiid Sh. Xasan, Afhayeenka madaxtooyada Cabdilaahi Maxamed Daahir (Cukuse) iyo Agaasimaha Guud ee Wasaarada Warfaafinta Faysal Cali Sheekh, ayaa maalmo ka hor u kicitimay dalka Ingiriiska si ay ugala qeyb galaan jaaliyada Somaliland banaan baxyo waaweyn oo lagu taageerayo qaranimada Somaliland.

Why not if he was the former Finance Minister and was in charge of the National treasury it won't be hard for him to buy out the Parliamentarians everything is allowed in the Game of 4.5 You have to do something if you want to become president of the TFG and we all know you won't be selected for being nice and polite and honest.

Somali oo dhan Imaam ba ka baxay alayaraxma raximin

Ismacil Mire nin xikmad badan bu aha i like his gabay about the Nature.

Meel aan laga so qaban karayn duushay duushay duushay Somaliland cirka u duushay

sixirka iibsiga Calanka Somaliland ayaa samada iskaga shareeray meelo badan oo ka mid ah Caalamka qiimaha calanka somaliland ayaa kor u kocay meelihii laga iibansan jirayna laga la’yahay munaasabadda 18 May awgood! damaashaadkan oo looga diyaar garoobay meelo badan oo dunida ka mid ah ayaa la filayaa in ay sanadkan kaduwanaato kuwii hore,xaga beesha caalamka oo aad ugu soo jeeda arrimaha Somaliland iyo isbedeladda ka dhacaaya Dunida daraadeed. waxa 18 May ka faa’iidaysta dad badan oo ku beel laxawsada shacabka in ay waxu qabanayaan dad tabaalaysan taasi se hadda ay dadku iska ********.waxa hadaba lagu qabanayaa magaaladan London 18 ka bishan oo arbaca ah banaabaxweyn oo ka duwan kuwii hore iyada oo la is hortaagi doono House of Lords muddo dhowr saacadood ah;isla markaana loo gudbin doono warbixin ka turjumaysa waxyaalo fara badan prime ministerka wadankan David Cameron.

Wareysi--- Abaanduulaha Ciidamada Somaliland ee gobolka Sanaag oo booqdey Laasqoray. Written by Jaamac Nuur Muuse Print E-mail Add comment Laasqoray (SPR): Wareysi aanu la yeelanay Abaanduulaha Ciidamada S/land saldhiga sedexaad Col. C/laahi Axmed Suufi ayaa idaacada SPR uga warbixiyey booqashada uu ku tagay magaalada Laasqoray. Col. C/laahi Axmed Suufi ayaa waxaanu wax ka weydiiney Gudoomiyaha degmada Laasqoray ee maamulka Puntland Xaaji Yuusuf Dibad oo sheegey in C/laahi Axmed Suufi lagu mudaaharaadey isla markaana uu isaga cararay iyo arintaasi sida uu u arko. HOOS KA DHAGAYSO WAREYSIGII Listen there http://spr.fm/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=1344:wareysi-abaanduulaha-ciidamada-somaliland-ee-gobolka-sanaag-oo-booqdey-laasqoray&Itemid=121

Significantly younger than the president or Mr. Kahin Silanyo, Mr. Warabe is not, like his rivals, the war generation. For him, Somaliland is not a miracle of will, but the ordinary course of politics. This vision has rallied some of the young voters. The election went smoothly on June 26 and July 1, the national electoral commission said Silanyo winner with 49% of the vote, Mr. Kahin obtaining 33% and 17% Mr. Warabe. Turnout reached 88%, to 1.09 million enrolled. The seventy foreign observers have mostly played a symbolic role in legitimizing the process, which took place in an atmosphere noticeably quiet. However, it is won for the small Somaliland? His good will and organization they earned him the recognition to which they aspire?Probably not, at least in the short term. His opponents are numerous nostalgic for the “Greater Somalia,” Islamist radicals, conservatives diplomats. Even some of his friends fear that full recognition from leading to further aggravate the already devastating antagonisms in the rest of Somalia. But could we not imagine an intermediate status for the territory that lives without international assistance for twenty years?This would give the most benefits and legal recognition of commercial, without agitating the red cloth. Source: Le Monde Diplomatique, by Gerard Prunier

Somaliland, an African exception Paradoxes of democracy on Africa “I solemnly hands power to new President Ahmed Silanyo, who beat me in the recent elections,” said the outgoing Head of State Riyale Kahin, on 27 July. Somaliland, which declared itself independent in 1991, but not to date recognized by the ‘international community’, are pluralistic elections are held peacefully. A rarity in the Horn of Africa. By Gerard Prunier The contrast is striking: the border of Somalia – if any symbol of the failed state – Somaliland held on 26 June one of the most democratic elections ever known in Africa continent of many years. This paradox is explained largely by history. When he occupied the northern region of Somalia in the late nineteenth century, the United Kingdom – sure of himself and pragmatic – only had two objectives in mind: to prevent the French access to the strategic outlet to the sea Red and supply – cheap – its neighboring colony of Aden, situated in a desert area. The British, not wishing to return the territory, contented themselves with minimal support, interfering little in the native administration and effective mechanisms for conflict resolution pastoral (nomadic essential medium). To the south, the Italian colonization of Somalia took a radically different form. Italy, already consolidated at the Berlin conference in 1884, then showed an appetite for recognition commensurate with its economic and political backwardness compared to the rest of Western Europe. Neither strategic nor economic, colonial ambition amounted to access a compensatory glory – while allowing it to establish settlements could stop the hemorrhaging she was experiencing population (to the United States and Argentina, especially ). Fascism does not tempera such a claim, transforming the Italian colonial phenomenon in a compensatory psychodrama that culminated in the 1920 to real massacres and the destruction of all indigenous mechanisms of social regulation. One million refugees Divided by colonization, the Somali people was nevertheless culturally welded. In his view, independence would pave the way for reunification.This idea of “Greater Somalia” even became a national center, resulting in a fusion of two colonies under the first government free of Somalia in 1960. The operation did not fail to generate significant tensions with the Organization of African Unity (AU) at its founding in 1963. It did not require that Somaliland will not respect borders from the colonial? It then sees the paradox of departure: two territories whose history had sealed divorce found themselves in a project irredentist ambiguous which gave them an artificial feeling of unity. Trial by fire came in 1977 when Somalia – united under the rule of Mohamed Siad Barre- embarked on the conquest of the Ethiopian ******, the first stone of the “Greater Somalia” dream. The war ended in defeat, which had the triple effect of destroying the great national project to lay the Somali clans against each other in the search for scapegoats and bring Siad Barre to try to pay the cost the debacle at Northern clans (those of the former British Somaliland). One million refugees from the ****** Ethiopia arrived in Somalia on the heels of the retreating army. Siad Barre decided to settle in the North, and arm them. Not content to give them administrative powers extended, he willingly tolerated the newcomers plundered pure and simple. The fragmentation of clans – including the Somalis had always wanted to ignore the danger – indeed occurred, with the blessing of the dictatorship. The project of “Greater Somalia” that fizzled, the power encouraged to submit some other clans, redesigning a front north-south inherited colonial culture. In 1981, the North rebelled, inaugurating a period of ten years of civil war in which all excluded from power rose up one after the other against the dictatorship. It fell in 1991, resulting in the Somali state in his head: no clan confederation not proved capable of creating constructive alliances. The North took the opportunity to declare independence and leave the fratricidal conflict that sank the former Somalia Italiana. Its early years were chaotic, in 1993 the shir (clan council) Borama managed to provide the country with serious representative institutions which ensured its democratic foundations. While Somaliland was quickly resurrected its internal balance, the South sank into chaos. From 1992 to 1995, led by the United States, the “international community” decided the massive occupation of Southern Somalia: it was the military operation “Restore Hope”. Yet far from “bringing hope,” thirty-five thousand soldiers deployed by more than thirty armed (at a cost of $ 5 billion) were unsuccessful … nothing, and were discharged after two and a half years. Weakened by external interference, Somalia, also suffered from internal tensions. From 1992 to today, the country will know fourteen attempts to reconstitute the government. and all ended in failure. In this context, the colonial legacy played a decisive role: in the north, Somaliland incorporated his former clan mechanisms of conflict management in the common law to reach a British form of democracy original. In the South, where the Italian colonization had wiped itself Somali heritage and where fascism had made ​​no political contributions or legal function, the phenomenon clan uncontrolled hindered the emergence of any form of government, albeit authoritarian. The Transitional Federal Government (TFG), in place since 2004 and recognized internationally, controls only a few blocks from the downtown of the capital, Mogadishu. And yet, he does so with the support of six thousand soldiers of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM). Riven by personal conflicts and corruption, the TFG is in addition to facing an Islamist insurgency, which in July, organized deadly attacks in Kampala (Uganda) to provoke an escalation in the international crisis. Indeed, far more influential in the country that Islamism, nationalism provides insurgents Harakat Al-Shabab Al-Mujahideen (Movement of youth fighting) the opportunity to resurrect some form of national consensus around the idea “resistance.” And defuse the reservations raised by their extremism. So far, Somaliland has managed to stay out of violence which, in twenty years, has left tens of thousands of victims, thrown a million people on the roads of exile and has processed more than two million “internal refugees”. Paradox: the “international community” refuses to recognize this island of peace and democracy while it continues to legitimize, in the name of the merger in July 1960, a “State” n’ad’Etat as name, unable to pleading no democratic criterion or restore peace. Paris, London and Washington are beginning to question the merits of this policy. But inertia and conformism bar the way to the recognition of Somaliland. For the Arab world – that the Western powers do not want to offend – is Ethiopia, “foreign body” in a Christian-dominated Muslim region, which stands out as an enemy. Facing it, Egypt in particular has always wanted a united and strong Somalia that could serve as an ally against Addis Ababa. From this point of view, Somaliland bother. Hence the importance for him to be perfect. “We asked more than others to give us less,” predicted a former vice-president of the country just before the presidential election last June. Much remains to be done.The Head of State, Mr. Hassan Dahir Riyale Kahin, in power since May 2002, does not justify a flawless journey to democracy. Former vice-president came to power following the death (natural) of the Head of State, Mohamed Ibrahim Egal, he then manipulated the Guurti (Senate clan) to postpone the elections and remain at his post. In September 2009, threatened both by riots and a parliamentary revolt, he had asked the Chief of Staff of the army to move on “capital” Hargeisa, most likely with the intention to suspend rooms. The supreme head of the army refused – after twenty-four hours to think – to take part in this “legal coup”, the President had been obliged to set a date for elections. True freedom of speech Constitutionally, Somaliland has narrowed to three the number of authorized political parties. Mr. Riyale Kahin Udub directs, the party founded by Egal, the “father of the Republic.” Seventeen years in power have encouraged the usual phenomena of cronyism and nepotism. But these are common in Africa, remained limited here, thanks to a free press, a true freedom of speech for which a strong “civil society” has fought and sometimes corrupt a legislature but never fully bought.Udub face, between the old Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo organized a strong opposition and structured within the Kulmiye party. The wild card in this game, the small new UCID party, led by Mr. Faisal Ali Warabe, combining the best – openness to women, minority clans and intellectuals – and worse – a dangerous complacency towards the radical Islamism. Result: UCID is often perceived as an opportunist, ready to fire on all cylinders to dislodge the two parties ‘historical’.

Thankful;718803 wrote: I don't think Faroole could ask for anything more! Islamic forces since when is that a crime

oba hiloowlow;718800 wrote: ^^ shacabka arkooyo ninkaan, ilaahayna waa ujeeda muga ma liibanaayo,, lool oday cabdullahi meequ raadihaaye kursigaas baas 27 sano amey ka badan tahay xataa Lool ha laakin gaaladu xita wax badan bey qasayan ta ku darso,, Cabdilahi Yusuf. isaga iyo inadeerki 1978 bey islahayeen inqlaab dhiga isaga iyo inadeerki ciiro ayaa xita ku Heshin cida dhigaysa inqlaabka iyo xita dateka sidu midba mid uga la cararayey ayuuu inqlaabki fashilmay lool

Oba Laakin sakiin wa khayin never under-estemate Khayiminta. wa dadkee kuwa 27 sanoh so raadiinayey lol

oba hiloowlow;718793 wrote: ^^ Inaa lilahi xaaji daacad mey ka tahay,?? Waxaasi waa habaar ,sakiin waa kaliye isutaliye suu rabo lee socoheeyso Geedi neh waa doqon, dadka muslimka ee Muqdisho waad ogeyd sow uu xasuuqay gaar ahaan reer abtigeey Maya wa siyasada faroole u wato iyo sharif xassan wa sheekada hada socottta inananu sharif sakin wax so wadin cidna loo sheegi mayoo wana calooshi u shaqeyste haa waan ogahay Geedi iyo cabdilahi yusuf ,, qalad fara badan bay ka galeen Somalia gaar aahaan Reer muqadisho.

The Funny thing is also Alshabaab leaders threatened America several times and we never hear the United states even respond to Al shabaab that should ring a bell. I mean like jb Pointed out the the US Has the largest military base in Djibouti , laba daqiiqadu kuma qadateen haday diyaradihi F16 so kiciyan. Kuwan shabaabku na maba dhuuntan camarada waweyn bey la so fadhistan meesha:D iyago dhoolo cadeynaya tallow ma obama ba u so qoslaya.

Sharif xassan for president Cali Maxammad geedi for Prime Minister ,, Capital city of Somalia to be moved to Garowe Faroole will get his piracy base in Puntland. Mr Cheese is an underdog in politics he was frightened mahiga+ Sharif Xassan would strip him from his Prime Ministership.