Xaaji Special thread to remember and show how dark this day is in our history. Walahi I couldn't sleep well last night when I saw this video's. Caadifaddii ayaa igu soo kacday siduu xasan sheegay

CNN 1991 from Hargeisa

"Waxa la soo gaadhay xiligii ay gobolada waqooyi caadifada ka soo noqon lahaayeen" Xasan qoslaaye 2013 "Yeelaa wuu iloobaa la yeelaa se ma iloobo"Somaliland ppl Midhihii Midnimada

Intay tolnimo jirto Somali cadaaladi ka dheer, intay cadaaladi maqantahayno nabadi inaga dheer.

No he isn't only HAG minster in SL Cukuse the new information minster is also HAG. Check how Qabyaalda Yusuf Garaad Yuusuf Garaad Oo Hambalyo U Diray Wasiirka Cusub Ee Warfaafinta Somaliland Hargeysa (Somaliland.Org) Madaxii hore ee Laanta Afsoomaaliga ee BBC-da Yuusuf Garaad Cumar, ayaa soo dhaweeyay isla markaana Bogaadiyay magacaabista Wasiirka cusub ee Warfaafinta Mudane Cabdilaahi Maxamed Daahir (Cukuse) oo uu ku tilmaamay nin aftahan ah oo u qalma mansabka loo magacaabay. Yuusuf Garaad ayaa waxa uu Fariin Hamblyo ah U Mariyay Barta Xidhiidhka Bulshada Ee Internentka Qaybta Facebooka Isagoo ku Yidhi “Hambalyo Cabdilaahi Cukuse, Wasiirka cusub ee Warfaafinta Somaliland, Cukuse oo aan wada dhigannay Kulliyadaha Gahayr ee Jaamacadda Umadda Soomaaliyeed, waxaa uu berigaa noo ahaa Guddoomiyaha Guddiga Kormeerka. Waxaa iigu dambeysay Madaarka Berbera, sannadkii hore isaga oo u socda in uu soo xajiyo. Sannadkii ka horreeyayna waxaan wada joognay Xajka.” “Waa aftahan, u soo joogay wixii Soomaaliya iyo Jabhadahaba ka dhacay. Waxaan ugu hambalyeynayaa xilka loo magacaabay. Waxaanna ka rajeynayaa inuu dhowri doono xorriyadda iyo horumarinta saxaafadda isla markaana gacan ka geysan doono in la oggolaado idaacado gaar loo leeyahay,” ayuu dhambaalkiisa ku sheegay weriye Yuusuf Garaad Axmed Wasiirka Wasaarada Warfaafinta,Dhaqanka iyo Wacyigelinta Somaliland oo uu Madaxweyne Siilaanyo Xilkaas u Magacaabay ayaa ah Suxufi Muddo badan ku soo dhex jiray Hawlaha Wartebinta Isla Markaana Xilal kala duwan ka soo qabtay Dawladihii isaga kala danbeeyay ee Hogaaminta Talada dalka.

Xaaji Xunjuf;964423 wrote: Somalia: Top Federal Govt Leaders Address the Somaliland Talks The president of the federal republic of Somalia admitted that atrocities occurred during the military rule in Somalia not only to the people of Somaliland but majority of Somalis in the whole country. "We are ready for a dialogue and the dialogue will continue in a peaceful way "said Mr. Hassan. Thousands were killed during and after the military rule that never discriminated the Somali communities living in the entire country. This led to the long inter clan civil war that completely devastated the country. The president ensured all Somalis that he will do everything to maintain the unity of Somalis in Somalia . Wast of the time to talk this ignorant. The new SL foreign minister should make new priorities and focus.

Lets hoop That Mr Yonis's impressive CV is worth Shugri and Warancade is also good chose The U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton honoring Somaliland woman, Shukri Ismail who have dedicated her live to promoting peace Shukri Ismail (Shukri Haji Bandare), Chairperson of Candlelight, Somaliland Shukri Ismail of Somaliland is part of four women U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is honoring who have dedicated their lives to promoting peaceful, just and open societies in some of the world’s most conflict-affected regions. Sihem Bensedrine Chief Editor, Radio Kalima, Tunisia Shukri Ismail Chairperson, CandeLight, Somaliland Claudia Paz y Paz Bailey Attorney General, Guatemala Sima Samar Chairperson, Independent Human Rights Commission, Afghanistan http://www.crisisgroup.org/en/support/event-calendar/award-dinner-2011.aspx Shukri Ismail, Chairperson of Candlelight,Somaliland will receive her Award from U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodhman Clinton, the International Crisis Group’s (ICG) 2011 In Pursuit of Peace Award on Friday, 16thDecember 2011 in New York. The award is given for her dedication and her contribution to development work and promotion of peace in some of the world’s most conflict-affected regions. Shurki is one of the founders of Candlelight and its chairperson and she (together with her team and staff) has been instrumental in making Candlelight one of the largest and most impactful organizations in Somaliland. Also, a founding member of NAGAAD Network, the largest women network in Somaliland, Shukri has been very active campaigner for women’s rights. Shuikri is also involved in democratization, peace building. She served as a member of Somaliland Electoral Commission and a current member of African Democracy Forum committee which is based in South Africa. She also a member of Somaliland Independent Scholar’s Group – a group which follows closely the current issues arising from the democratization process and disseminates its positions papers through the media outlets. http://www.crisisgroup.org/en/support/event-calendar/award-dinner-2011.aspx http://candlelightsomal.org/

Xaaji I hoop he will give somaliland foreign policy new direction not through UK like previous one (we can't thrust Britain any more)

Who is new MOF Mohamed Bihi yonis Mohamed Yonis of Somalia Appointed Deputy Joint Special Representative for Operations and Management in Darfur Hybrid Operation Posted on April 24, 2010 by Buqaqable.net 0 0 Rate This United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and African Union Chairperson Jean Ping today announced the appointment of Mohamed Yonis Of Somalia as Deputy Joint Special Representative for Operations and Management in the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID). Mr. Yonis succeeds Hocine Medili of Algeria. The Secretary-General is grateful to Mr. Medili for his tireless Dedication And invaluable service to the United Nations over the past 37 years. Mr. Yonis brings to the mission extensive management and Operational Experience, particularly in relation to Darfur. He is currently serving as the Director of Mission Support in UNAMID, where he has been contributing effectively in addressing the mission’s operational, administrative And logistical support challenges. Mr. Yonis’s work with these operations began at the initial planning stages in 2006, when he served as the Head of the Darfur Planning Team in New York and later as the Mission Support Adviser to the African Union Mission in Sudan (AMIS). His broad management experience in supporting complex mission deployment activities will greatly Contribute to his new role at UNAMID. Mr. Yonis’s prior peacekeeping experience also includes senior-level assignments in field missions, including serving as the Chief Administrative Officer with the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO) from 2002 to 2006 and the Chief Administrative Officer in the Office of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO) from 2001 to 2002. Prior to service in peacekeeping, He worked for the African Development Bank in Côte d’Ivoire in various senior positions, including the Director and Management Adviser to the President of the Bank and the Deputy Director of Human Resources Management. Mr. Yonis holds a master’s degree in public administration from Harvard University and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Miami University. He has a diploma in education from the Teachers Training College in Hargeisa and Gohrde College in Germany, and a certificate in conflict management from the Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution.

Read Below the position letter submitted to UNSOM Government of Somaliland Subject: Position letter Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General United Nation, UNSOM 13 June 2013 Dear Ambassador Nicholas Kay, I am grateful for your decision to visit Somaliland at such an early stage in your tenure as Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General. My government hopes that your appointment will result in a further deepening of the cooperation between Somaliland and the United Nations. To facilitate this, we would like to state our positions clearly and to share with you our views on how relations between the UN and Somaliland might best develop. As you know, we are guided by the reality that Somaliland is independent. Our people decided in 1991 to end the voluntary union with Somalia which began in 1960 after we obtained our independence from Britain. That decision was endorsed in a referendum in 2001, and in subsequent general elections, in which our people have voted in favour of parties supporting independence. For the people and government of Somaliland, there is no going back. More importantly, it constitutes a contradiction to our constitution which states we are an independent country We understand that UNSOM's political role is to rebuild a federal Somalia through a comprehensive and integrated international support, while it seeks to open a sub-office in Somaliland. This ignores the reality of Somaliland's existence and functioning as an independent state since 1991 and the self-determination rights of our people. Since the purpose of such an office is to extend the remit of the federal government to Somaliland, my government is of the view that a UNSOM'S presences in Hargeisa will not be in the best interest of our country. Therefore, we can not allow UNSOM'S political office to function in Somaliland. However, we wish to continue engaging with all UN humanitarian and development agencies, whose support to Somaliland's development is much appreciated. We would like to see an increase in UN development assistance in line with Somaliland's National Development Plan. This will allow Somaliland to consolidate its already considerable democratic and institution-building gains. It will also help us to retain ownership over our development path. But we ask that in order to address Somaliland's specific needs adequately, the UN development programs should be managed from Hargeisa not from Mogadishu. UN support for the consolidation of Somali federal government institutions should be undertaken with full consideration of its potential impact on Somaliland. The recent issue over airspace management clearly demonstrates the risks involved in forgoing a holistic, conflict-sensitive approach. We suggest that UNSOM should take all measures to safeguard Somaliland's achievements in accordance with the principle of "do no harm". The Dialogue between Somaliland and Somalia provides a neutral, level playing field for the two governments to discuss cooperation on areas of mutual concern such as security, as well as to clarify their future relations, in accordance with the approach endorsed again at the most recent London Conference. The resumption of bilateral discussions in Ankara on 13 April was also welcomed by the international community at last month's conference, and received strong support in the recent report issued by the UN Secretary-General. Somaliland views the Dialogue as an integral component of international efforts to foster peace and stability in the Horn of Africa. There may come a time when your "good offices" may be needed in order to help us maintain momentum in the Dialogue, and we would welcome your assistance with this. We would like to emphasize that, from our perspective, the purpose of the Dialogue is not to negotiate Somaliland's place in a Somali federal structure. Rather, the Dialogue should proceed in accordance with the terms agreed by the two governments in Ankara, Dubai and Schevening, and must respect the independence of Somaliland. Finally, it is important to clarify that Somaliland views Somalia as a neighbour, and one with which good relations are crucial. Please accept the assurances of my highest consideration. Mohamed A Omar Minister of Foreign Affairs Republic of Somaliland

non-Somali students in Jigjiga University: Do you call this Somali city with all this cheap .......

Cambuulo iyo bun;960099 wrote: lmao i can see a picture from Hargeysa and Xamar Most of this pic's aren't from Kismanyo Yes kismany was 3th large city and now it is 2nd

R-Hadhwanaag:-Proffessor Axmed Ismaaciil Samatar Oo Khudbad Ku Saabsan Hogaaminta Iyo Horu Marka U Jeediyey Ardayda Wax ka Dhigata Jaamacada Magaalada Hargeysa Halkan ka dhagayso

Somaliphiliso thanks sharing interesting doc but remember SL is not South Sudan this is how they deal with “Heilberg tried to do a deal but it didn’t go well. He was offered a huge slice but wanted the whole country, so we just parted ways without agreement.” At the other end of the spectrum, Dualeh says “ a lot of oddball ‘Joe Blow’ companies pass through Hargeisa, but I don’t pay them any attention — we’re looking for serious technical and financial competence to get real exploration restarted”

Carafaat;955431 wrote: Wiil Cusub, one should not be so sensitive. An article posted here or an issue discussed here does not equal an attack on Somaliland for it wont hurt Somaliland in anyway. The reason why I posted this article is that I am suprised by the number of rape cases. Why you didn't surprise one year or 2 years ago when the numbers where even higher than this one or you are Dameeri dhaan raacdayWixii Somalia laga soo sheego waa in SL laga sheegaa

Diktoore waxaad ka hadashay wax ku soo maray iyo xusuus kugu raagtay meel ay ka dhacdayba.:confused::confused: Ilaahay ha ina wada daweeyo oo calool xumada ha inaga saaro

Carafaat adna ma ku biirtay xertii xumaan ku dawarsiga saaxiib Somaliland waxa jira police report and this is what nr in that report: The number of rape cases dropped by 26% in the same period (131 compared to 176 in the 2011 reporting period). Duale said 150 of the 162 accused rapists have appeared in court. Maxaa namber laba sano la isagu soo darayaa oo loo kala sheegi waayay si loo arko hoos u dhaca

Waxaad moodaa in marxuunkii Mohamed Mooge (ahun) uu soo rogaal celiyay sida uu giitaarka u tumayo iyo codkiisaba

nuune;952741 wrote: Oodka , can you please remind the folks here that the source of this article is not to be trusted as it is from oppossition from the Ethiopian side. Also, Oodka , can you also remind them the author of this article is called: Somali-Ethio as it is clear from the source. I am actually concerned with the sources of materials that are lately being posted here on SOL. Shame that Somali Media couldn't verified their sources and mostly they are emotional drove. check how bigger media names like HCTV, Somali channel, Haatuf, Midnimo and more failed to understand this fake news from etho-forum. Source: http://www.ethiopianreview.com/forum...ic.php?t=53171

Second party in holland

Heheee at last Diktoor and anti Somaliland group found something negative :p Diktore do you know the only problem was, they exceed building capacity, more than 1000 instead max 600.

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