maaday why are u always negative?

Dawlada hiiran ma waxaa loo dortay shacabka hiiran mise shacabka nairobi? wa maxay meesha ay joggan? ma waxay noqoneyan dawlad waqtikiisa ku dhamaysto dibadda? Hiiran state needs to go to beletweyn not nairobi, why talk about a government when you dont have a constitiencies?

One potential source of funds for this development is oil. Puntland is believed to be rich in the natural resource, but has been off limits to oil companies due to the lack of security. Canadian oil and gas company Africa Oil Corp has recently signed a deal with the Puntland government to sink two exploration wells. Yet it may be political, rather than security, problems that impede this source of revenue for development. Hanad, a Puntland NGO worker and activist, highlighted the tensions between the government of semi-autonomous Puntland, and the Transitional Federal Government, based in the southern capital of Mogadishu. “An Italian company offered to develop the road infrastructure here in Puntland in return for oil exploration rights a few years ago. The Puntland government wanted to go ahead, but the TFG blocked the deal. They do not want the Puntland government to appear to be more powerful than them. They think the Puntland politicians want to take over all of Somalia.” Hopefully Somali politicians will be able to reach a compromise that reassures foreign investors and begins to create the environment necessary for development. As the British think-tank Chatham House concluded as far back as 2008, “The most powerful weapon against piracy will be peace and opportunity in Somalia, coupled with an effective and reliable police force and judiciary.” PICS you will need to google it. I cant post it due to censoring on SOL on offensive names in links

My hunt for the pirates first brought me into the office of the Eyl District Commissioner. The office, like the town, is a simple affair. Behind his desk are two posters. One is by Mines Advisory Group, advising of the different types of UXO (Unexploded Ordinance) found across the country from the civil war. The other is from the Ministry of Justice, funded by Norwegian Church Aid. It states quite simply “Stop – Piracy money is unlawful in Islam”. The Commissioner’s view of the pirates, like most people I spoke to in Somalia, was very negative. “The pirates were very bad for this community. They would drive around town at high speeds in their new Land Cruisers causing danger to residents. They would drink and gamble. They even encouraged our young women to prostitute themselves with promises of money. Eventually, the community decided to stand up to them. I gave them 24 hours to get out of the town, or we the citizens would fight them and force them out. There would have been much bloodshed. In the end they went peacefully.” The pirates have not gone altogether. They have simply moved further south into central Somalia, where there is less government control. They now operate from areas such as Garacad, Hobyo or Haradheere, a day’s drive from Galkacyo, which is currently home to the hijacked Italian oil tanker Savina Caylyn. The decision to expel the pirates from Eyl was a local one. Similar efforts were made by the communities in Bargal, Laasqoray and Bosasso. The Commissioner and his people received no outside assistance with this task, whether from the central government or the international community. Nor have they received any reward since making this risky decision. “Since this time, we have received very little assistance from the international community. The UNDP, UNICEF and UNFPA have all visited here, but done nothing to help us. Since the pirates left, the only development work to occur here was the construction of the fish processing house on the beach. Yet even this lacks freezers and other vital elements. It is empty and unused. The international NGOs do a lot of work on the main highway, but they do not like to stray from it as driving is too difficult. If we could request one thing from the international community, it would be to improve the road from here to Garoowe. With a good road we could start businesses linked with Garoowe and Galkacyo and sell our fish. Also, the UN workers in the city could come on holiday to Eyl!” Hearing that the NGOs did not want to risk their shiny white Land Cruisers on that hellish road was not surprising. An improved road does not seem like too high a price to ask for guaranteeing the rule of law in their town. This lack of assistance is especially galling to local politicians when contrasted with the amount of money being spent on anti-piracy patrols. Over a dozen countries have sent warships to protect their shipping in the Gulf of Aden since 2008. There are also the multi-national task forces such as EU NAVFOR. The estimated annual expenditure on all this patrolling, which is split amongst the participating countries, is $1.5 billion. GorGor, a local journalist, emphasises this feeling of neglect by the international community. “There is a piracy problem here because there are no opportunities. If people remain as fishermen, illegal trawlers have decreased our fish stocks. If you go out fishing today, you will not catch enough to pay for the fuel. Spain, India, the Arab nations, they are all stealing our fish. We require capacity building and investment from other nations to give young Somali men options other than piracy.” GorGor and his fellow residents in Eyl question the mission of the foreign navies. “Some people say they are here to protect the foreign fishing vessels while they steal our fish.” They also question why navies were not sent earlier to prevent the illegal dumping of European toxic waste in their waters, which they allege has been happening since the early 1990s, and has recently been back in the news after the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami washed up the waste on the Puntland coastline. This suspicion is not helped by what is seen as a heavy handed policy of stopping and searching local fishing boats. The first day that I was in Eyl, there was uproar because a local resident had his boat confiscated on the way back from a fishing trip. While GorGor’s fellow countrymen are incorrect in their assumptions about the foreign naval vessels, these conspiracy theories thrive in an environment in which there is no direct communication or consultation between the foreign powers at sea and the Somali people on the shore. While in Eyl collecting all this information, I also got a chance to go down to the beach and see firsthand the effects of foreign fishing. There are abandoned boats strewn across the coastline. There was also another visible sign of Somalia’s problems. Backing onto one of the most picturesque patches of beach is a huge concrete compound. Hanad tells me this was built by the former Puntland Finance Minister. I ask him where the minister got the money from for such an extravagant project. This is so funny it warrants translating into Somali for the guards, who also burst out laughing. Apparently this is a typically European thing to ask. Our time in Eyl is soon at an end, and I (rather unwillingly) leave this pristine Indian Ocean coastline, with waves that could attract surfers under different circumstances, to head back to Galkacyo, and eventually, my exit point of Djibouti. On the way back, we break down outside the very tea joint where Hanad’s brother was kidnapped a few weeks earlier. Monstrous trucks, loaded with cattle and other goods, thunder past on their way to Mogadishu. Hanad gets progressively more agitated, which in turn stresses me. This would not be a good place to run into his former pirate friends. After a tense two hours, we finish repairing our second breakdown of the trip, and get going again. Amid all the tension, it is amusing to see that Somalis have the same attitude to manual labour as most other countries: one guy does all the work, while everyone else crowds round and comments on it. By the time we return to Galkacyo the security situation has deteriorated. Nine men are dead after a machine gun battle at a mosque, and from the sounds of things outside our compound, far more are keen to join them (or have the other side join them). I try to go up onto the roof to photograph the gun battles, but am prevented by Hanad. He is unsure what the rival militias would do if they spotted a white person in this compound, but neither he nor my guards are keen to find out. So we spent the end of my trip as we had spent the beginning, sat on a mat, chewing khat, talking about Somalia. For a land where life is so uncertain, I was surprised by the warmth and generosity of my hosts. Even my guards, two of whom were Mogadishu veterans, were very sociable, and (albeit through a translator) keen to discuss their lives with me. The next day I left, saddened by the thought of what the West’s $1.5 billion a year could be doing for Somalia, were it not being wasted on naval patrols. Is The Western Anti-Piracy Policy Working? Somalia has a coastline of over 3000km. This is an impossibly large area to patrol. It is therefore surprising that foreign governments still choose naval patrols as their preferred option for fighting piracy. Navy patrols off the Somali coast have reduced the success of attacks, but in response the pirates have simply increased the number of attacks. There were 97 pirate attacks in the Somali region (and 142 worldwide) in the first quarter of 2011, which represented an increase of over 100% on the previous year. Many pirates are also captured then released again (following confiscation of their weapons) due to the complexity of putting them on trial. Over 600 have been through this process so far, many of whom no doubt returned to piracy after release. The war on piracy cannot be won at sea. Piracy in Somalia thrives because the government there lacks the capacity to combat this form of organised crime on land. They require police, courts and prisons, not only to deal with the pirates, but also Islamic extremists and criminal gangs which specialise in people trafficking. It also thrives because of how easily the proceeds of this crime flow into (and then out of) Somalia. According to the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) between $150 and $300 million was paid out in ransoms last year. Tougher regulations must be put in place to prevent ransom payments being made, and make the laundering of these payments more difficult. Yet this is still focussing on cure rather than prevention. The Somali people need to be given opportunities other than piracy, and this will involve and international effort to develop the infrastructure and economy of Somalia, a far more difficult (and politically less attractive) way of spending taxpayer money. The idea of investing in a country that is at risk of being overrun by Al Shabab Islamist militants does not sit well with potential investors, but the current policy of ‘containment’ is simply not working.

Somalia, Spaghetti and Pirates By GiovanniContadino • Feb 7th, 2012 • Category: Africa, Features Hanad and Abdi sit up against the courtyard wall in the clammy evening heat. A large straw mat has been laid out, which serves both to keep us off the insects and to catch all the pieces of khat leaves they are dropping as they chew the night away. Nearer the perimeter wall, Mohamed and his men are also reclining and chewing, Kalashnikovs never further than arm’s reach away. Somewhere in the distance, we hear the echo of automatic gunfire. The bursts are short and infrequent. Nobody seems too concerned. I ask where it is coming from. “It is from the south of the city,” replies Hanad, my fixer, “those people are crazy. You go over there and they will kill you. As soon as they hear which clan you are from, they will kill you, without even knowing who you are.” I’m sat in Galkacyo in north-central Somalia. The city straddles the boundary between the autonomous regions of Puntland and Galmudug. Due to tensions between rival clans, the city is effectively divided into northern and southern zones. Crossing from one area to another is not advised. My guest house is in the northern zone, controlled by the Puntland ***** clans. Getting here is a long, uncomfortable journey. It involves jumping from Hargeisa to Berbera, then on to Bosasso in a rusty old Soviet Antonov, piloted by three chubby Ukrainians. As I clamber into the sweaty cabin, which features a mix of different seating (including rather classy tiger print), I wonder how low you have to score at Ukrainian flight school to end up on the Somalia circuit. One pilot walks past my seat, breathing heavily. He doubles as the baggage handler. Was that vodka I smelt? Hopefully not. My flight is packed with Somalis, many of whom are returning from visiting the vast diaspora spread across Kenya, the USA and Europe. Stood queuing in the sweltering heat on a Bosasso runway, I turn curiously to the person behind me, who is African but not Somali, and ask where he is from. “Zimbabwe. And you?” “Italy.” I push him for details on his trip, but he answers my question with another question. “Well, why are you here?” “I’m here on holiday.” Technically this is true, although everyone on the plane (and throughout the trip) finds this very amusing. He smiles a knowing smile. “Me too.” I question Hanad on this strange encounter later. He tells me the man is a private military contractor, training a militia in the south of the country. Later in my journey I meet a number of white South Africans who are also not keen to discuss the reasons for their presence in Somalia. Once again, like me, they are just here on holiday. The next day we set out in convoy from Galkacyo to Garoowe, the capital of Puntland. Less than twenty kilometres into our trip, one Land Cruiser developed a suspension problem which forced us to stop. As we sat drinking tea and watching the local mechanic hammering away at the bottom of the vehicle, a man on a motorbike arrived with some breaking news from Galkacyo. Sheik Hanad, a Sufi activist from a group called Suma Wal Jama, had just been killed in a bomb explosion. People were saying it was the work of Islamists from the south, in response to his open criticism. Armed Sufi supporters were rallying in town, determined to find those responsible. We had chosen a good time to get out of Galkacyo. Our second night was spent in the capital of Puntland, Garoowe. It is a non-descript trading town. We have not been in our hotel for ten minutes before a representative from the government security forces arrives, and demands that I go and register at their headquarters down the road. As always, there is heated discussion between our men with guns and their men with guns. In the end we acquiesce. Hanad, the only one in the group who can speak English, tells me to keep quiet and reveal nothing about our itinerary. I assumed that having the authorities know where you are at all times is a sensible safety precaution, but apparently they are not to be trusted. As instructed, I sat in the Chief of Police’s office and stayed silent, while those around me engaged in another angry sounding discussion. Just as tempers seemed about to fray, the chief picked up my passport and his scowl was replaced with a smile. Sei Italiano! Benvenuto! It turns out Somalis in this part of Somalia have nothing but positive things to say about their former colonisers. Most of the older generation could still remember some of the Italian they learnt at school many years ago. Spaghetti is still the staple (when people eat anything at all). The Italian government had recently been trying to strike a deal with the Puntland administration to construct roads in return for oil prospecting rights. This deal was obstructed by the Transitional Federal Government in Mogadishu, Hanad tells me, because they were worried how oil money would change the balance of power in their relationship with their independent minded northern territory. Given Italy’s current financial situation, it seems unlikely this deal will be revived any time soon. The main aim of my trip was to get to the coast and investigate the pirates. This was not unrealistic, after all, Hanad had very close connections with them, and had even organised an interview for a European film crew a few weeks earlier. However, things had not gone entirely according to plan. The pirates, an understandably paranoid bunch, would not let the film crew come out and film any of their hostages on a ship they had recently hijacked. However, they did agree to take a camera out onto the boat and ask the hostages any questions they wanted answered. This all went smoothly, but a few days later some of the pirates were captured by the US Navy. Their first reaction was to blame the film makers, accusing them of putting a GPS tracking device in the camera equipment (which they confiscated). The film crew, along with Hanad, were able to escape, but Hanad’s brother was not so lucky. He was picked up in a tea joint (that we would later visit) and held hostage for weeks while the pirates insisted that Hanad admit he had betrayed them. I will never forget what Hanad said when I asked how he got his brother back. “First, I paid the tribal elders to mediate in the matter. But they took weeks, and all the time they were just asking me to pay for khat and nothing was being achieved. Eventually, I decided to settle matters myself. I borrowed some guns and an RPG from a dealer. Then I bought the ammunition. Six rockets and thousands of bullets. The bullets were very expensive. Then my friends and I went down to where the pirates were staying, down at the coast, and I told them that if they did not give my brother back, I would use the RPG to sink their boats. ” The calmness in Hanad’s eyes as he told this story was unnerving. I asked whether he was worried. “No, I had to get him back. I would have killed them all. They did not want trouble. They returned him to me.” There were three things I liked about this story. Firstly, that an arms dealer in Somalia will let you borrow the weapon for free as long as you buy the ammunition you intend to use. Secondly, that despite what you might assume, bullets do actually cost a fair bit in Somalia. And thirdly, I was very happy that Hanad was on my side. Given the current state of affairs, Hanad thought it unlikely that the pirates would want to meet up with me. But we could still head to the coast and see how they worked, and talk to the local communities about how piracy had affected them. The most fascinating thing I wanted to find out about was how some local initiatives had actually defeated the pirates. How and why were the Somalis having some success where international naval forces were failing so miserably? We jumped in our beat up Land Cruiser, and headed off on a six and a half hour drive through the desert to Eyl to find out. An hour in, we lost phone reception. I enquired what we would do in the event of a breakdown. Hanad said it was simple. “We use your satellite phone to call for help.” “And what satellite phone is this exactly?” “The one I asked you to bring along…” Arguing about who was at fault was pointless by this stage. We had no sat phone. We would have to hope Allah carried us through without a breakdown. He did. The journey to Eyl is not an easy one. Although sections of the route are paved, much of it is over rocky terrain, making access to the coastal town very difficult for anything apart from a convoy of 4×4s. Or a shaky lone Land Cruiser, if you are lucky. Three years ago there was a spike in the level of piracy in Somalia and the Gulf of Aden, with over sixty vessels suffering actual or attempted attacks. This was over double the 2007 levels. Those unfortunate enough to be captured found themselves held hostage for weeks or months while ransom payments were negotiated. If you got picked up by pirates in 2008, odds were high you would have an extended stay around Eyl.

Garoowe: Nugaal iyo Karkaar oo galabta foodda is dari doona Updated:- 3 hours ago| 1 Commnets Garoonka kubadda cagta Mire Awaare ee magaalada Garoowe waxaa galabta ka dhacaysa ciyaar aad u xiisa badan oo ka tirsan tartanka 6-aad ee kubadda cagta gobolada Puntland. Ciyaartan oo ah midda kama danbeysta ah ayaa waxaa wada yeelan doona labada xul ee kala metelaya labada gobol ee Nugaal iyo Karkaar islamarkaana ah labo xul oo intii uu tartanku socdey ciyaar wanaag iyo xirfad aad u saraysa soo bandhigay. Xulka gobolka Nugaal oo iyaga mid ka mid ah Hotel-ada magaalda Garoowe casho sharaf loogu sameeyey ayaa qaar kamid ah ciyaartoyda galabta u safan doona oo Horseed Media lasoo xiriiray waxay sheegeen inay ku dadaalayaan ayna ka go’an tahay sidii koobkaas caasimadda loogu gacan gelin lahaa. Dhinaca xulka Karkaar oo iyagana in badan oo taageerayaashooda kamid ahi ay magaalada Garoowe soo gaareen saacadihii u danbeeyey welina ay kusoo qul qulayaan ayaa sheegay in aan horyaalnimada cidina ka horjoogsan doonin. Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cali [black] oo ah weriyaha degmada Qardho uga soo warama warbaahinta Horseed Media islamarkaana la socda kolonyo gaadiid ah oo ay wataan taagerayaasha xulka Karkaar oo goor hore oo saaka ah Qardho ka baxay ayaa mar aan khadka telefoonka kula xiriirnay sheegay in ay Garoowe wax yar u jiraan. Nugaal iyo Karkaar oo ah labada xul ee kasoo baxay 8-dii kooxood ee metelayey gobolada Puntland ayaa ciyaarta ay galabta yeelan doonaan waxaa si aad ah logoa hadal hayaa magaalooyinka waaweyn iyo guud ahaan deegaanada kale ee Puntland. Natiijada ay ciyaartaasi kusoo gaba gabowdo iyo sawiradaba Horseed Media saacadaha soo fool leh ayey idiin soo gudbin doontaa. Horseed Media

Xaflad Casho sharaf ah oo caawa loo qabtay xulka gobalka Nugaal [sawiro] Waxaa holka shirarka ee Hotal New Rays caawa ka dhacday xaflad si qurux badan looga soo shaqeeyay oo lagu caasumay xulka gobalka Nugaal oo maalinta barito ah ciyaaraya Finaalka koobka gobalada Puntland. Munaasibadan ayaa waxa soo agaasintay Nasro Cabdirisaaq oo ka tirsan warbaahinta BBC-da laanteeda af Soomaaliga, isla markaana taageerta xulka gobolka Nugaal. Munaasabada ayaa waxaa ka soo qayb galay Masuuliyiin kala duwan oo ay ka mid yihiin Gudoomiyaha Olanpikada Puntland Mudane Cawiif, Gudoomiyaha Sportiga Nugaal Cabdirisaaq Nuur Halac iyo marti sharaf kale. Ugu horayn Casho sharaftaani waxaa khudbad dheer oo ka hadlay sida looga baahan yahay xulka gobalka nugaal maalinta barito ah kasoo jeediyay Gudoomiyaha isboortiska gobalka nugaaal cabdirisaaq nuur halac ,wuxuuna xulkiisa kula dar-daarmay inay soo bandhigeen ciyaaarka kama danbaysta ah ee koobka qaab ciyaareed wanaagsan iyo deganaan ,wuxuuna sidoo kale amaan ballaaran usoo jeediyay Nasro oo ka mid ah taageerayaasha nugaal run ahaantiina xafladaani soo qaban qaabisay. Waxaa sidoo kale ka hadlay Tababaraha Gobalka Nugaal Maxamuud Shiikh-doon oo sheegay inuu ku farax san yahay munaasibadaani lagu caasumay gobalka nugaal,wuxuna intaasi ku daray in maalinta barito ah ay soo bandhigi doonan ciyaaro qurux badan koobkana ay qaadi doonan. Nasro Cabdirisaaq Axmad oo si aad ah u taageerta xulkeeda Nugaal ayaa kalmado dar-daar ah usoo jeedisay xulka nugaal ,waxayna ugu baaqday inay soo bandhigaan ciyaar qurux badan koobkana ay kasoo dajiyaan magalada garowe ,waxayna intaasi raacisay xulka gobalka nugaal sanadkaani inuu yahay mid ka duwan sanooyinkii hore iyadoona tusaalo ahaan ugu soo qaadatay ciyaarihii ay soo ciyaareen waxyaabihii ay soo bandhigeen. Ugu danbayntii munaasibadaani waxaa soo xiray Gudoomiyaha xiriirka olanbikada Puntland Cawiif oo sheegay Tartarka ciyaaraha Puntland ee ka socda Garoowe inuu yahay mid lagu doonayo inay isku bartaan dhalinta Puntland isla markansna kor loogu qaado nabad-galyada iyo is dhex galka bulshada soomaaliyeed ,wuxuuse kula dardaarmay nugaal inaysan ciyaarin dagaal iyo fowda balse kaliya ay la qaybsadaaan karkaar kubada iyo walaaltinimada ka dhexaysa. Waxaa lagudo galay cunista cashada ay soo qaban qaabisay Nasro Cabdirisaaq ,waxaana sidoo kale ka qayb galay suxufiyiinta ku sugan magalada Garoowe. Cali Cabdicasiis Ducaale (Fantastic) Dunidaonline-Garoowe

Garoowe: Carwada New-Waamo oo hadiyad gudoonsiisey ciyaartoy ka tirsan xulka Karkaar [sawiro] Updated:- 18 hours ago| 13 Commnets Magaalada Garoowe waxaa maanta hadiyado kala duwan lagu gudoonsiiyey Bashiir Siciid Cismaan (Indho-yare) oo ah ciyaartoygii dhaliyey goolkii 1-aad ee lagu daah furay ciyaartii ay shalay wada yeesheen labada xul ee gobolada Mudug iyo Karkaar. Hadiyadan oo ah mid ay bixisay carwada New-Waamo ee caasimada ku taal ayaa kahor intii aysan ciyaartii xiisaha badnayd ee shalay bilaabmin waxaa balan qaaday mulkiilaha carwadaas isagoo sheegay inuu siin doono ciyaartoyga goolka 1-aad dhaliya. Bashiir (Indho-yare) oo isagu ahaa laacibkii dhaliyey goolkii 1-aad ee ay xulka gobolka Karkaar shalay ciyaarta ku daah fureen ayaa maanta abaal marintaas lagu gudoonsiiyey isla gudaha carwada, waxaana xiligaas goob joog ahaa maamulka iyo mulkiileyaasha carwada New-Waamo oo kamid ah carwooyinka ugu waaweyn magaalada Garoowe iyo guud ahaan Puntland. Maamulka carwada dharka iyo udugga ee New Waamo Garoowe Cabdikariim (Dhego weyne) oo Horseed Media xiligii ciyaartoygan hadiyada uu gudoonsiinayey la hadlay ayaa sheegay in abaal marintani ay tahay mid uu isagu si shakhsiyan ah u gartay inuu gudoonsiiyo ciyaartooygii goolka 1-aad dhaliya si uu ciyaaryahanada kale ugu dhiiri geliyo. Waa markii ugu horeysey intii uu tartanka 6-aad ee kubadda cagta gobolada Puntland socdey ee la bixiyo abaal marin noocan oo kale ah, waxayna carwada New Waamo noqotay carwadii ugu horeysey ee ciyaartoy hadiyad gudoonsiisa. Maxamed Siciid Yuusuf Horseed Media Garoowe

While were on the education sector!!! Dugsiga Daarul-Biri oo Abaalmarino Gudoonsiiyey Ardeydii Kaalmaha hore Ka Galay Imtixaanka 2011-2012 [sawirro] Comments (2) | Write Comment Xuquuqda Qoraalada, sawirada iyo warbixin kasta waxay gaar u tahay Raxanreeb.com (RBC Radio). Lama adeegsan karo, dib looma daabici karo, lama baahin karo ama kambayuutar laguma keydsan karo si toos ah iyo si dadban intuba, haddii aan fasax laga heysan maamulka Raxanreeb.com (RBC Radio). Fadlan hana xadin Boosaaso[RBC Radio] Dugsiga Daarul-biri ayaa abaalmarino kala duwan oo u ku dhiiri gelinayo gudoonsiiyey guud ahaan Ardeyda wax ka barata dugsiga gaar ahaana kuwii kala galay kaalmaha ugu horeeya ee Imtixaanka Sanad-dugsiyeedka 2011-2012 ,isagoona u qabtay Xaflade aad u weyn oo si heer sare ah loosoo qaban-qaabiyey. Xaflada lagu bixinaayey ayaa waxaa ku sugnaa Maamulaha Dugsiga hoose,dhexe ee Daarul-biri Iimaan Yuusuf Maxamuud,Guddoomiyaha waxbarshada gobolka Bari Marwo Shamis Muuse,Guuddoomiyaha Xaafadda Sanfarow Mowliid Geelle Maxamed,Guddoomiye kuxigeenka Rugta ganacsiga iyo warshadaha Puntland Maxamed Caydiid Jaamac,waalidiin,macalimiin,culima’udiin,iyo marti sharaf kale. Maamulaha Dugsiga hoose,dhexe ee Daarul-biri Iimaan Yuusuf Maxamuud oo ugu horeyn ka hadlay Xafladda ayaa ka sheekeeyey Marxaladihii kala duwanaa ee u soo maray dugsigu,wuxuuna xusay in la’asaasay 2004 ,haddana uu marayo sanad-dugsiyeedkii 9-aad taasoo EEBE uga mahadinayaan. …..:Dugsiga Daarul-biri waxaa la asaasay sanadkii 2004,waxaana uu hadda marayaa sanad-dugsiyeedkii 9-aad EEBE mahadiis dugsigu waxa uu jaray masaafo aad iyo aad u weyn taasoo laga dareemi karo saameynta uu ku leeyahay deegaamada uu kuyaalo Puntland dhamaantood,waxyaalaha noo suurta galay oo sharafta noo ah runtii waxaa kamid ah Imtixaankii quraanka kariimka ahaa ee heer Puntland ahaa inuu noqday dugsiga kaliya ee 6- dii ardey usoo gudubtay 4-kamid ah ay ahayd kuwii dugsiga wax ku baraneysay,waana wax aad iyo aad loogu faano,waxaa kaloo sharaf noo ah Imtixaanka Santaraleyska 2010-2011 uu noqday dugsiyadii ugu horeeyey 4-kamid ah fasaladii 8- aadka ay noqdeen dugsiga Daarul-biri,taasina waxa ay ku timid dadaal aanu wada bixinayno Maamul ,macalimiin iyo waalidiin dhamaanba,marka waxaan leeyahay dadaalkaas halkaas aanu kasii amba qaadno waayo haddii dadaalkiinu hoos u dhaco sharaftiinana hoos ayey u dhacaysaa…”ayuu yiri Iimaan. Wuxuu xusay Iimaan Yuusuf Maxamuud in qiime weyn ugu fadhido Xaflada taasoo uu sheegay in ay ogyihiin miraha ka imaanaya iyo saameynta ay ku yeelanayso guud ahaan ardeyda wax ka barata dugsiga hoose iyo dhexe ee Daarul-biri. …”Haddii aan ka hadlo Ujeedada Xafladan aan maanta isugu nimid anaga aad iyo aad ayey qiima weyn noogu leedahay wakhti badana waan gelinay sidaad dareemeysaan waxaana laga yaabaa inaaney hawl kaliya ahayne uu dhaqaale badana uu galo hase ahaatee aad iyo aad ayaan ugu faraxsanahay waayo waxaan ognahay miraha ka imanaya iyo saameynta ay ku yeelaneyso ardeyda ,waxaana dareemeynaa in kaalmaha hore noqdaan kuwa Tartamo oo ardeydu isu badbadasho taasna waxaa keeneysa Xafladaan oo dhiiri gelin ku sameyneysa Ardeyda iyo in qof kastaa noqdo mid kaalin gala oo u noqdo kan sharafka iyo maamuuska qaata…”ayuu yiri. Sidoo kale waxa uu mahad balaaran usoo jeediyey hay’adaha Save The Children iyo NRC oo gacan weyn ka geystay dhismaha Dugsiga taasoo aanan la hilmaami karin waxqabadkooda ayna mudan yihiin in loo mahadceliyo kamana maqna buu yiri mahadcelinta hay’adda wadaniga ah ee Tadumun u istaagtay horumarka dugsiga. ….Waxaan u mahadcelinayaa oo aanan hilmaameyn dadkii ka qeybqaatay Iskoolkaan ha ahaatee waxqabad,talo iyo tusaale,waxaan xusayaa dhisamahan hadda aynu joogno ee Iskuulku yahay kii u horeeyey ee u yeesho ayna dhistay hay’adda Save The Children iyo hay’adda NRC oo dayrka iyo dhismaha kale ee soo jeeda ugu deeqday aad iyo aad ayey u mahadsan yihiin labadaas hay’adood waayo cidii wanaag ku sameysa waa in aad uga mahadcelisaa waxna ka sheegtaa wixii ay ku qabteen iyo weliba Tadamun oo suuliyaasha u dhistay Iskuulka …”ayuu yiri. Shiikh Siciid Cismaan Yuusuf oo ku hadlay magac Waalidiinta ardeyda wax ka barata dugsiga ayaa tilmaamay in haboontahay in loo mahadceliyo Maamulka,macalimiinta Iskuulka isagoona ku amaanay in faraxad weyn u tahay in ay atkaan Caruurtoodii oo qaaday wadada wanaagsan. …..”Waxaan u mahadcelinayaa Maamulka gacanta ku haya Dugsigan Daarul-biri iyo kuwa la midka ah ,waxaana lagu guuleystay in maanta aan aragno mirihii laga bartay dugsiga wax la qarinaayo majirto Ilaahay baan ku mahadinaynaa ,waxaan leeyahay waalidiiney beerteena miraheedii waa hor joognaa,waa tanaa haa waa ina hortaal,waana wax lagu mahadiyo..”ayuu yiri. Guddoomiyaha Waxbarshada gobolka Bari Marwo Shamis Muuse oo iyana hadalo kooban ka jeedisay Xaflada ayaa sheegtay mudadii uu jiray Dugsiga hoose,dhexe ee Daarul-biri uu ku talaabsaday horumar balaaran oo aan la hilmaami karin,waxaana ay xustay in Abaalmarinada la bixinayo ay ka turjumayso dhiiri-gelinta Ardeyda taasoo kuwa kalena ay ku daba jiraan sidii ay iyana mar uun u heli lahaayeen abaalmarino qiima leh. …..”Iskuulku waxa uu la yimid firfircooni badan,waxaana uu kamid yahay kuwa lagu naaloodo oo maalin walba buuxiya kaalintii loo baahnaa,haddii galabta 1-2 la siiyo Abaalmarino waxay ka turjumaysaa dhiiri gelin mana jiro wax damiin la yiraahdo ee waa wada aqoonyahan kuwa maanta la siinayo waxa ay dhiiri gelin u tahay kuwa kale ee iyana doonaya in kaalmaha hore soo ciriirsadaan….”ayey tiri. Intii ay Xafladu socotaya ayaa Ardeyda wax ka barata Dugsiga hoose,dhexe ee Daarul-biri ay ku soo bandhigeen ruwaayad ka turjumaysa ka feejignaanta falalka xun xun ee ay ku kacaan Caruurta aanan waxba baran,gabay iyo Nashiido soo jiidatay dhamaan dadkii kasoo qeybgalay Xaflada. Cismaan Turaabi RBC Radio Xafiiska Wararka Boosaaso turrabi20@gmail.com

Puntland oo ka cabatey habka loo maamulo deeqaha 12 Feb 12, 2012 - 12:31:32 AM GAROWE ONLINE Wasaarada waxbarashada Puntland ayaa cabasho xoogan ka muujisey qaabka loo maamulo deeqaha waxbarasho ee soo gaarey DFKM Somalia. Warsaxaafadeed ayaa maanta 12/2/2012 ka soo baxay wasaarada ,waxana u akhriyey wasiirka waxbarashada Puntland Dr.Cabdi Faarax Siciid Juxa oo sheegay in deeqihii waxbarasho ee Turkigu bixiyay dadkii imtixaanada u fariisatay qaybtood aan lala soo xiriirin, sidoo kalena kuwii ay u soo baxdey iska fadhiyaan Muqdisho weli. Juxa ayaa tilmaamey in deeqahani waxabarasho laga doonayay wasaarada waxabarshada iyo tacliinta sare Somalia si dhex-dhexaad ah u qeybiso deeqda isagoo sheegay in ay maqleen in deeqihii Turkigu bixiyay lagu iibinayo suuqyada taasina aysan u fiicnayd dowlada Somalia oo Puntland heshiis iskaashi ay wada galeen. Wasiirka waxbarashada ayaa intaasi raaciyay in wasaarada tacliinta sare ee Somalia looga baahan yahay in war buuxda ka soo saarto sidii loo maamulay deeqihii waxbarshada Turkigu bixiyay ,isagoona Turkigana ugu baaqey in il gaar ah ku eegaan sidii deeqdooda loo qeybiyo oo wasiirku sheegay in waalidiin badan ay ka cabanayaan in caruurtoodii ku guuleysatay imtixaanada joogaan wele Muqdisho xaaladadoodana aan laga war-qabin. Ugu danbeyntii ayaa wasiirka waxbarashada Puntland Cabdi Faarax Siciid Juxaa waxa uu u cadeeyey in wasaaradiisu ay geed gaaban iyo mid dheerba u fuuleyso sidii loogu heli deeqda waxbarasho ardeyda reer Puntland,waxana uu amaan u soo jeediyey dowladda Turkiga oo Somalia ka taagertey horumarinta arimah bulshada. Halkan ka dhageyso codka wasiirka waxbarashada Puntland Dr.Juxa http://www.garoweonline.com/artman2/publish/Wararka_19/Puntland_oo_ka_cabatey_habka_loo_maamulo_deeqaha_waxbarasha_ay_DF_hesho.shtml

Xaji stop playing around, you know full well who is!!! A civilization that traded as far as tanzania and india. A civilization that was teaching its local literacy, a civilization with castles and fortresses still seen today none of which are seen in awdal, a civilization that was doing tax collection, a civilization that had an effective defence force with guns. A civilization that kick-started the indepedence of Somalia by creating the SYL yasin cisman keenadiid who was always the chairman of the party and decided who would be party leader and who wouldn't be!!! Then again xaaji, why am I telling you this, Do you have a civilization that you can bring to the table or were you guys uncivilized and you dont want to go there!!!! Don't worry about awdal and the eastern sultanate that is two grand civilizations who can argue about something on who is more civilized but your not even on the radar of civilizations. I have many authors from british and italian sources that can testify to the civilized people of the east and being the only somali government in existance at the time!!!

GOETA, no he never said the only civilized in Somalia, he said they were the only civilized clan in the northern regions. He has a point!!! they were the only civilization there with a known administration Adal empire, the guys were creating a boorama script side by side against the keenadiid script. So dont twist what the guy said, he said they were the only civilized clan in that part of the region, he wouldn't be silly enough to say the only civilized in all somalia!!!

That was some heavy debating at chatham house, I see my boy nuuradin diriye. Let the hamar and hargeisa boys protest they know full well this conference is garowe based and the garowe boys have nothing to argue about hence hardly any input from the hosting government.See you in the next phase of the constitutional conference at FEB 14TH GAROWE and make sure your not late!!!

excellent update

GAROOWE: Gobolka Karkaar oo u soo gudbay Ciyaarta Finalka February 10, 2012 11:33 pm GMT - Written by PP - Edited by PP Garoowe: (pp)- Kooxda Xulka gobolka Karkaar ayaa maanta u soo gudubtay ciyaarta finalka , kaddib markii ay ka badiyeen Xulka Gobolka Mudug, waxaana xulka gobolka Karkaar maalmaha soo socda ay fooda is darri doonaan Xulka Gobolka Nugaal oo maalin kahor u gudubtay Finalka. Xulka Karkaar oo u soo baxay cayaarta Finalka Cayaaraha ka socda Caasimada Garoowe, garoonka halgamaa Mire Awaare Jaamac ayaa waxaa tan iyo intii ay cayaarahan socdeen waxaa soo badanayey xamaasada loo hayo cayaaraha gobolada Puntland , waxaana cayaaraha gobolada Puntland sanad walba sanadka ka sii danbeeya ay noqonayaan kuwo xamaasada loo qabo ay sii kordhayso. Ciyaartii ay galabta ay wada cayaareeen Xulalka gobolada Mudug & Karkaar ayaa ahayd mid ay ka soo qayb galeen madaxda goboladaasi, kuwaas oo teegeero xoogan u hayey Xulalka gobolada ay maamulaan. Labada kooxood ayaa aad isugu cayaar dhowaa , waxaana xusid inay barbardhac ay noqdeen oo 1:1 isku haayeen daqiiqado badan, inkasta oo markii danbe goolkii labaad ay keensadeen xulka gobolka Karkaar oo daqiiqadihii danbe ee ciyaarta weeraro is daba-joog ah ku hayey xulka gobolka Mudug. Cayaartaas oo ahayd mid aad u xiiso badan, ayaa waxaa 2:1 ay guushu ku raacday xulka gobolka Karkaar oo loo maleeyo inay aad u kulul yihiin sanadkan, waxaana shacabka Puntland ee ku nool caasimada Puntland ay waqtigan Indhaha ku hayaan cayaarta Finalka ah ee dhexmari-doonta Karkaar iyo Nugaal Wixii tafaasiil ah kala soco wararkeena danbe Daabacaadda: Puntlandpost.com

Shirkadda Daawooyinka ee Simpa Group oo Garoowe xarun ka furatay [Codad+Sawiro] Updated:- 10 mins ago| 0 Commnets Shirkadda daawooyinka ee Simpa Group ayaa xarun cusub ka furatay magaalada Garoowe ee caasimadda Puntland. Simpa Group o ah shirkad daawooyinka ka ganacsatada waxay xirii la leedahay qaar kamid ah shirkadaha dawada sameeya ee dunida ugu caansan. Mas’uuliyiinta ugu sareeya maamulka shirkadaas oo manta Horseed Media xafiiska ay Garoowe ka furatay ugu waramay ayaa ka warbixiyey adeegyada ay Simba bulshada u hayso. Madaxa xafiiska iibka iyo suuq geynta ee shirkadda Simpa Group Cabdilaahi (Ciddi-libaax) ayaa mar uu ka warbixinayey qaabka ay daawooyinka kusoo iibsadaan iyo meesha ay keenaan sheegay inay kasoo gataan qaar kamid ah wershadaha dawada sameeya ee dunida ugu magaca dheer. Ciddi-libaax ayaa sidoo kale sheegay in daawooyinka ay shirkadda Simpa Group gadaysaa ay yihiin kuwo ay tayadoodu aad u sarayso islamarkaana ay kasoo qaataan xiriir gaar ahna ay la leeyihiin shirkado ay kamid yihiin Aurobindo iyo AMSN. Madaxa xafiiska iibka iyo suuq geynta ee shirkadda Simpa Group ayaa ugu danbeyntii sheegay in shuruucda ay iibka daawooyinka u dejiyeen ay kamid tahay in aysan dadka ka gadin daawo ay wakhtiga dhicitaankeeda ka dhimantahay mudo lix bilood kayar. Hasu Devani oo ah maareeyaha xafiiska cusub ee shirkadda Simpa Group ay magaalada Garoowe ka furatay ayaa sheegay in inta badan shirkadaha dalka Soomaaliya daawooyinka keenaa ay kasoo qaataan bakhaaro keydad ah iyaga oo aan ka war qabin meesha laga keenay haseyeeshee shirkadda Simpa ay si toos ah uga soo gadato wershedaha dawada. Mr Devani ayaa dhinaca kale mar aan weydiiney in Simpa Group ay leedahay ruqsad ganacsiga daawada ku aadan si loogu kalsoonaado daawooyinka ay keenaan wuxuu sheegay inay haystaan Laysamo badan oo ay siiyeen shirkadaha ay daawada ka gataan oo iyagu ah kuwo aqoonsi caalami ah leh. Shirkadda Simpa Group ayaa ah shirkad daawooyinka ka ganacsatada islamarkaana xiriir la leh qaar kamid ah wershedaha dawada sameeya kuwoda ugu caansan, waana markii ugu horeysey oo shirkad noocan oo kale ahi ay Puntland xafiis ka furato. Maxamed Siciid Yuusuf Horseed Media Garoowe Audio below http://horseedmedia.net/2012/02/10/shirkadda-daawooyinka-ee-simpa-group-oo-garoowe-xarun-ka-furatay-codadsawiro/

Wow wat a view of the stadium

Puntland politics is un-harmed, Our politics of federalism has hitten off real well in Somalia with more administrations forming, We have decided how the mogadishu parliament will look like with two separate chambers one for MPS elected by their constituents and one for regional governments. We decided how many members the Parliament will have and we are playing big role in writing up the constitution. We are getting rid of the 4.5 tribal system and going back to the popular vote system similar to 1960-1969, gone are the days when someone is referred to as half a human being, they will be treated like any other somali in the nation. The popular vote system was of great benefit when the people decided who led them and that happened to be called the rashid and razaq era however if thats what the MAJORITY of people wanted who are we to say NO? Democracy is about majority rule, and if somalis don't accept that then they are not working in the spirit of democracy and working in the spirit of tribalism(4.5). The profile of Puntland has risen extremely well in the international arena under farole's leadership with high level delegations from many countries visiting garowe and many high level delegations from Puntland visiting world heads. This has brought one major policy shift in our favor the dual-track policy which farole called for in the 2009 congress meeting at America and which the American government today has accepted as the best policy towards Somalia. As far as politics is concerned he is doing very well, other regions are miserably failing in their politics but not Puntland we are doing the best so far and achieving or already achieved all of our core policies either domestically or internationally. The only one thing farole has failed miserably at is the security of the state internally and externally. The only areas the man needs to pick up on is the security end and keeping the state safe internally and externally if he did that the man would argueably be the best president in the history of Puntland. Thats the only fault he has which sometimes over-weighs all the other good things he has achieved. He has done extremely well in the democratisation of Puntland and creating the state to have multi-parties. Sure it may not be direct democracy as in one-man one vote, buts its a representative democracy with representatives from 36 cities and towns of Puntland converging onto garowe to be apart of the historical day of shifting Puntland politics from clan to multi-party. Our parliament will have parties and popular vote taking place within the parliament based on party policies and not clan politics. Thats the early stages for now. But once Puntland democracy has matured not this first election at 2013 but the next one 2017 it will definitely be a one man one vote system after a census has been completed and popular referendum and the resources and time is available.

Siilaanyo oo guul-daradii Buuhoodle ka dib eryay Taliyihii ciidankiisa Wareegto caawa ka soo baxday xafiiska madaxweynaha maamul goboleedka Somaliland Axmed Maxamuud Siilaanyo ayaawaxa xilka looga qaaday taliyihii ciidanka maamulka Somaliland Maxamed C/laahi Xasan Jidhif. Isla wareegtadan ayaa Siilaanyo waxa uu xilka taliyaha ciidanka Somaliland ugu magacaabay taliye cusuboo lagu magacaabo Ismaaciil Shaqalle, wareegtadan ayaa sidoo kale waxaa xilkii looga qaaday abaanduulihii ciidamada Somaliland Ibraahim Caydiid oo lagu bedelay C/laahi Jaamac Calas. Xil ka qaadista taliyaha iyo abaanduulaha Ciidamada Somaliland ayaa timi ka dib markii dagaalo culus ay dhexmareen ciidamada Somaliland iyo kuwa degaanka Buuhoodle, dagaaladaasi oo guul daro fool xun loogu gaystay ciidamada maamulka Somaliland.

Maamulka Khaatumo State oo si kulul ugu jawaabay hadalo ka soo yeeray Faroole February 9, 2012 - Written by editor - Edited by editor Maamulka Khaatumo State of Somalia ee dhawaan ka soo baxay kulankii ka dhacay degmada Taleex ayaa si kulul jawaab uga bixiyey hadalo maalinimadii shaley ka soo yeeray madaxweynaha Puntland C/raxmaan Faroole oo ku aadanaa dhismaha maamulkaasi. Wasiir ku Xigeenka Arimahadda Dibadda Maamulka Khaatumo Farduus Faarax Mire oo saxaafada soo gaarsiisey qoraal ay ku sheegayso inay uga jawaabayso hadalkii Madaxweyne Faroole waxayna sheegtey in ugu horeyn uga mahadcelinayaan Faroole codka uu ku sheegay in ugu baaqayo Somaliland inay ka baxdo deegaanada SSC ka hor inta aan la tagin shirka London si bay tiri loo gaaro geedi socodka nabadda Soomaaliya loona soo celiyo qaranimadii Soomaaliyeed. Laakiin Farduus waxay ku sheegtey hadaladii ka soo yeeray Faroole ee ku aadanaa dhismaha maamulka Khaatumo State in uu ahaa mid aanu ka fiirsan waa sida hadalka ay u dhigtaye, isla markaana aanu meel dayin ama ka fakarin saameynta hadalkaasi uu ku yeelan karo bulshada walaalaha ee Khaatumo State iyo Bulshada Puntland. “Faroole wuxuu si isadaba joog ah u mucaaradayey maamulada iyo hogaanka SSC ee doonaya in deegaanadooda ka saaraan Somaliland, waxaan doonayaa in madaxweyne Faroole uu dhawro darisnimada, xiriirka bulsho ee labada maamul waana in uu joojiyaa faragalinta uu ku bilaabay madaxbanaanida deegaanka iyo maamulka Khaatumo State” ayay hadalkeeda sii raacisay Farduus Faarax Mire oo ah wasiir ku xigeenka arimaha dibada Khaatumo State. SBC News Desk

Somalia. Lol I love the shot of the nugaal victory guy, he got the look of "WHOS NEXT"

Garoowe: Nugaal oo Finalka usoo baxday iyo Sanaag oo qiil qiil looga badiyey [sawiro] Updated:- 4 hours ago| 7 Commnets Ciyaar aad u xiiso badan oo kamid ah Afar dhamaadka koobka 6-aad ee gobolada puntland ayaa galabta ku dhexmartay garoonka mire awaare xulalka gobalada Nugaal iyo Sanaag. Ciyaartan oo ku bilaabatay jawi aad u dagan ayaa markii ay daqiiqadu socotay waxaa isbadal weyn uu ku yimid kooxda gobolka sanaag oo soo bandhigtay ciyaar aad u wanaagsan isla markaana ay u riyaaqeen dhamaan dadkii ka soo qayb galay daawshada ciyaartii galabta . Xulka gobolka Sanaag ayaa ku hormay gool arga gax ku riday taageerayasha xulka Nugaal waxaana goolkaas saxiixay qaybtii hore ee ciyaarta Weerar yahanka Xulka Sanaag Zaki-17 oo kubad aad u qurxooneed daba mariyay goolhayaha kooxda Nugaal. Qaybtii hore ee ciyaarta labada xul waxay ku kala nasteen 1-0 oo ay ku gacan sareeyaan xulka Sanaag balse Qaybtii danbe markii dib la iskugu soo laabtay waxay ciyaartu isku badashey weerar iyo is difaacid. Ciyaartoyda Xulka gobolka Nugaal oo aan ka rajo dhigan in kubada ay taabsiyaan shabaqa xulka gobolka Sanaag ayaa daqiiqadihii danbe ee ciyaarta waxay heleen gool kii ugu qiimaha badnaa inta uu socday koobkan oo ahaa kii ay ku bar-bareeyen gobolka Sanaag waxaana goolkaas ku baashaalay laaacibka lanbarka 13-aad ee lagu naanayso Hanbo Taageerayaasha gobolka Nugaal ayaa farxad iyo damashaad ku dhamaystay intii loogu tala galay ka dib markii ay barejeeyen Xulka Sanaag waxaana Intii loogu tala galay ciyartu ay ku soo idlaatay 1-1 labada xulba Garsoore Geeseweyne oo maanta dhex dhexaadinayay ciyaarta ayaa ku dhawaaqay in lagu kala bixi doono sidii caadada ahaydba lug ku- laad ama riigoorayaal waxaana ugu danbaytii ciyaartu ay ku soo dhamaatay 4-2 oo ay guusha ku raacday xulka gobolka Nugaal oo u gudbay Ciyaarta kama danbaysta ah ee finalka . Bari waxaa Ciyari doona xulalka Mudug Vs Karkaar . Devastated Sanaag WHOS NEXT. QARDO OR GALKAYO. WE WILL EAT WHATEVER THE WIND BRINGS HOME

http://radiogaalkacyo.net/dastuurkapuntland/1.html

Somalia: Rapper 50 cent visits Somalia 9 Feb 9, 2012 - 6:57:17 AM MOGADISHU, Somalia Feb 9 2012 (Garowe Online) - Rapper and actor 50 cent traveling with officials from WFP visited the district of Doolow in the region of Gedo, Radio Garowe reports. The delegation 50 cent was traveling with visited camps holding internally displaced people (IDPs) who escaped clashes and droughts in their region. The rapper sat and chatted with children, youth, men and women living in the camps and posed for some pictures. The rapper joined the drought relief efforts in East Africa using the social networking web giant Twitter, tweeting " I'm gonna feed a billion people in africa over the next 5 yrs," adding, "Its a big difference between being hungry and starvation I didn't understand at first either you will catch on read about what's going on. The campaign that many US stars including Jay Z and the Rolling Stones are showing their support to is called I'm Gonna Be Your Friend, a campaign being implemented by Save the Children to help drought victims in east Africa. Britain's International Development Minister Andrew Mitchell also visited the town of Dolow, although coalition forces have not yet captured the whole region of Gedo. GAROWE ONLINE