Somalia;824211 wrote: Actually Omar Samatar Secondary School is one of the most famous and best in the country, I have several cousins who graduated from there, and went to Europe, the latest one went to the University of Oslo but took an extra year for language purposes. So no, Gaalkacyo's education you won't compete with. We are talking about town with two best uni, waxaan ka hadlaynaa dugsi sare oo ay dhagoolayaal soo dhamaysteen iyo indhoolayaal wax la barayo halkaad joogtid waa horaan dhaafnay bye bye sxb

Dr_Osman;824113 wrote: naturally blessed city weeye lakin wax ay gabteen ma jirto illahi ba idin siiyay. Plus after 20 years i would've of expected a bit better then that from boorama and all waqoyi. When Puntland has its 20th birthday nigga there is going to be skyscrapers through the whole region Dictoore waxbarasho Boorame iyo horumar boorame ku gaadhimaysid Boormana faan iyo is waynayn Garoowe/Gaalkacyo ku gaadhimayso ee wakhtiga ha inaga qaadin. Waxaan arki doonaa 20 jirkaaga inta Indhoole ama Dhagoole ee aad wax bartid iyo inta arday aad Jamacad ka soo saartid daarahu wax ma taraane

Ku dayo Somaliland Calan ruxidii lagu caayi jirayna ma laga daba bilaabay.KKKK

Dr_Osman;822768 wrote: There is no fiber optic nodes connected to anywhere in mainland somalia. Its like saying my t.v cable just lying there on the ground is useful. Its only useful when you connect to a powerpoint node. Somaliland began this ambitious project the fiber optic but it was stopped by angry locals and the project has now been shelved and cancelled to maintain the peace in the region. KUDOS to the somaliland people KKK xaasid aan war hayn sheeko dhamaatay ku go'day

You gotta have self control, every man should. Be strong and do what is expected of you. Thanks Faarax The reason why I am doing this, is to be sure that I can control. Bluelicious;822554 wrote: This is the best advice! It really works I could recommended it to you Will Cusub! Wiil Cusub - spend less time on internet then cutting it off permanently out of your daily life. If you use it with moderation you should be fine. After 30 days I will use moderate

Burahadeer I am headed to Northwest Somalia and other parts of the motherland for three months starting in June on a data collection research. As long as you are using Northwest Somalia instead of Somaliland, your research will never be rational, and un-rational data collection will never give any scientific conclusion just time wasting.

Thnaks for sharing these valuable information. We know now that black ppl needs more vitamin D than white and my advice to every black person just use extra Vitamin D

Garnaqsi;821915 wrote: If you use Chrome - the best browser there is - you can simply install this extension: StayFocused . Thnks Garnaqsi This is very nice I already blocked all rabish sites and after 30 days I will limit the time You need to create an outdoor lifestyle brother. Cut those 125 inch long nails you have been pounding against the keyboard for so long, Exactly that was one of my problems Cidiyaha lugahaygu markay kabaha jiidhaan ayaan iska jari jiray. Goor iigu danbaysay inaan beeraha qurxoon ee xaafadayda ku garabyaala aan marana ma xasuusto. For first time sinds long time last night I watch complete movie with out disturbing.

Aaliyyah;821896 wrote: good luck walaal thats the best decision you made internet malayacni lugu isticmaalo wa laga wacanyahay. Perhaps the best thing would be deleting your fb/twitter and all social network profiles (i dont see much benefit to them)..and pls dont tell me oh i need them to stay in touch with my friends..you have a phone right use it. salaam Thanks walaal Aaliyyah Maybe if I couldn't succeed this way I will delete all social network profiles you're setting yourself up for failure man - 30 days is a long time why not start out with a week and then eventually move up to 30 days. Grasshopper The reason for 30 days is because you need atlease 3 weeks to brake old habit/routing. You can't be good couch. Don't wish me failure this is very important.

This is what I'm trying to fellow: 25 Ways to Break Your Online Procrastination Habit

My worst temptation is internet. I used to spend oddles of time on my Facebook, Youtube and other social sites. I afraid that I have an internet addiction. Every day I open my eyes directly to the PC. I need internet for my work but I have problem with procrastination. I literally put EVERYTHING important to the last minute. To test how big is this problem I decide to stop internet usage for 30 days except for my work (no more FB, YT, twitter and all those social sites and music). Because I almost never watch Somali TV,to fellow Somali news, I make SOL exception for my news pron, but no embedded video and extern links just to read news from home for short time. To accomplish this task and change my routine I need your support and like to here your experience.

Shame UDUB rajaddii ay lahayd inay dad cusub meesha keeto ayaa halkaa ku dhamaatay. Almost sure that UDUB and UCID will lost their position one of this new organisation. Most likely Wadani and Nasiye or Xaqsoor will take their place.

HARGEISA (Somalilandsun) – Only 9 political groups will participate in forthcoming local council elections later this year. This was revealed by the Political Parties Registration & Verification Committee-PPR&VC during a press conference in its Hargeisa offices where it announced that only 6 of the 15 new political groups have fulfilled all requirements for registration. According to the PPR&VC the six political groups that fulfilled all requirements for official registration are WADANI, DALSAN, RAYS, UMMADDA, NASIYE and HAQSOOR. These groups will now join the three national parties of UCID, Kulmiye and UDUB to contest for local council elections to held in the country soon. After the local council elections the three top groups out of the contesting nine will be registered as the official political parties of the country in pursuant to the constitution which stipulates that there can only be three national political parties registered in the country at any one given time. The groups that failed to meet the requirements for registration as political groups are NUUR, DAMAL, HORYAAL, NDP, BADBAADO, GURMAD, UDHIS, JAMHUURIGA and SSCD. The most shocking failure is that of the NDP which was the only prospective party led by a woman thus the political landscape is devoid of women leaders and therefore male dominated. According to the chairman of the PPR&VC Mr. Abdirazak Omar Jama "Iyaale" the 9 groups that failed to meet requirements are now free to join any of the 6 groups that were approved or the three that existed prior to the exercise. The decision by the PPR&VC was vehemently denounced by Ibrahim Dagaweyn the leader of UDHIS which was among the groups. The veteran freedom fighter said that the decision by the PPR&VC was unfair and did not reflect the facts as they stood, said he, "Let the PPR&VC be informed that we shall not accept their decision nor do we fear their masters who make decisions for the committee" Similar sentiments were expressed by HORYAAL. The GUURTI house of elders had in the last few days raised fears of political misunderstandings erupting in the country when the PPR&VC announces it list of approved political groups. The elders had urged that the PPR&VC delay the announcement while it consults with the GUURTI thus establish a middle ground acceptable to all. The lengthily verification process which saw the 15 groups and PPR&VC crisscross the country come to a close last this week after various groups held general assemblies to elect leaders. The PPR&VC final requirements that were utilized to approve or reject the 15 entailed that a political group must have: 1. 1000 registered members in each of the six regions of the country who must be, a) Registered as voters by the National Electoral Commission. b) Availed at the party's regional offices for a head count at regional party offices. c) Produce their voters card during the head count The registered party members head count will be undertaken from 18th to 30th March this year, and will kick off in Borame the Awdal regional capital. In Sool region parties will be required to only prove that they have registered 20% of the required 1000. This is Pursuant to article 26 of the political groups and parties law, which provides for such an action after the PPR&VC is satisfied that prevalent status in the area are out of the expected. 2. Each party must hold its 1st General assembly- the GA must a) elect/select Central committee, Executive committee, party leader b) Have a party structure c) Have a party constitution and political program d) Provide the PPR&VC with an audio & visual proof of all component 2 requirements A PPR&VC representative must be at each of the 17 political groups General assemblies that must be held from 15th March to 15th April 2012. The groups were asked to ensure that they maintain law and order while conducting their activities, According to the PPR&VC spokesperson Hasan Ahmed Dua'le the verification was conducted in a professional manner and despite condemnations the committee stands by its decisions. He urged the losers to join their winning compatriots and thus participate in elections. The noises and condemnations emanating from the losers were expected and it now remains to be seen how far the noises go, in what form as well as whom else joins the fray. Share this post

Landslide KKKKKK When will be real election or referendum

Dr_Osman;820146 wrote: Economically and Military no!!!! Show me some numbers with sources. In your day dream PL is Dubai (ALLE Ha kaaga dhigo)

Carafaat;820165 wrote: we are +/- 100 years away from where we could be, should be and want to be. . May be in your ideal dream, but realty Somalia can never been more than its neighbors. Xitaa haddii Siyaad Bare iyo dagaal sokeeye toona aanu ka dhicin maad dhaafteen Tanzania, Yemen ama Itoobiya marka la eego waxsoosaarka iyo aqoonta dadka Somaliyeed iyo khayraadka ilaa hada la xaqiijiyay.

xiimaaya;820093 wrote: check the lady at :58 seconds man reer waqaoy galbeed chicks better laydown the god damn qaad .. She needs alot dental work.lol Shame on you talk about Dumar waxaad adigu isticmaashay ayaanan garanayn Ma macaasho kii ceeb hablaha ugu miciinaaye Maanshaa-Allee dumarku waa ma-hurtadeenniiye Waa midho inoo wada dhexoon cidi ka maarmeyne Midda aad qabtiyo hooyadaa laga mataalaaye

Somalia;820063 wrote: Cajiib We prove him wrong and he changes the subject.. :rolleyes: Who changes the subject it was about that you proof wrong diplomats

Somalia;820063 wrote: @Kings, now he is changing the subject, kulahaa "not in its budget".. Cajiib We prove him wrong and he changes the subject.. :rolleyes: You proof nothing how many articles you want read about help toward SL Somaliland: proof that aid doesn’t work …? Peace-Building Without External Assistance: Lessons from Somaliland. The surge of interest in 2011 came from a paper written a few months earlier by a PhD candidate at Stanford University, Nicholas Eubank (2011b). Eubank’s paper was fairly thoughtful, though he did make a few errors. For example, he claimed that Somaliland “has never been eligible for foreign assistance”. It is true that, because they are unrecognised, they long received relatively less aid than Somalia, and a higher proportion of what they did receive has been channelled through civil society. However, Somaliland has always received some external donor assistance, and in recent years the amount has grown rapidly. Maskax yeelo 140 million with 0% support and every African country received at least 40% in their budget

kingofkings;820065 wrote: the loser was wrong to begin with. but you got to feel for them. they claim to be a country, yet no one recognizes them, and when that failed, they compare themselves to PL. Nin caytamay laga badi sheeko inoo xidhan

Che -Guevara;820056 wrote: Wiilcusub...How can you compare a country to dry region of country in the midst of prolonged civil? You are comparing apples to oranges. Correction....Somaliland does get AID. Apart from private enterprise and diasporo, overwhelming development projects are financed by International Community. Che I'm not comparing it is from diplomats and I challenged pirates to proof wrong. yes Somaliland does get AID but not in its budget or direct hulp

kingofkings;820054 wrote: ^^^^^^^^^^ all the maps in the world will not make up for 20 years of political failure; failed to convince anyone even Ethiopia that uses berbera for free to recognize SL Map for African democracy only one did better Maurituis Sacabka ii tun Nin Baydhliyo xaasidkii badhaadhaha noo kordhiyo barwaaqadu dhibi jirtow xornimo noo buuxsantee badhaadhnayee noo hanee

Seriously, check yourself before you wreck yourself Mr Somalia I check myself in same Economist and I saw this:

Somalia;820043 wrote: Seriously, are you bragging up 140 million budget? Malawi which can't afford to import gasoline has a budget of 2 BILLION and you claim to be a country, while we claim to be part of one of the poorest countries in the world. " Malawi with Population 14,901,000 and Somaliland 3,5 million with budget with 0% international help (Malawi 40% budget support)

Piratland made huge development under Faroole administration first time they publish their budget summery: Puntland 2010-2011 Budget about 30- 38 million compare Somaliland 140 million including lokal govement budget. Faroole works new "Axdi-qarameed" which he called "Dastuur". without constitution referendum it must be not more than "Axdi-qarameed" The last somaliland "Axdi-qarameed" was 1997 shir beeleedkii Hargeisa