What's wrong with these folks?

Sir culus? Better be good as in we find Jimmy Hoffa good.

Even Gheelle's Jabouti will be better option.

Dalxa is great. He's one of few people that genuinely stands up for Somali sovereignty.

How does Kenya fit in here?

Pompie is blaming Iranians.

The real reason is UEA is scaling down operations in Yemen. The Yemeni war is unwinnable and is extremely expensive not mention Houthis have grown in strength and are hitting oilfields in Saudi Arabia. It's only a matter of time before they hit glass highrises in Dubai and Abu Dubai. The relationship with Saudi Arabia is also fizzling.

Drone strikes set Saudi oil facilities ablaze WWW.BBC.COM The fires are under control, state media say, as Yemen's Houthi group says it deployed the drones.

It was bad to begin with.

The referee was sob.

Somalis indulge in fantasies. They want to turn one headache into many smaller headaches. Secession won't take us to the promised land.

Dahireeto clicked on this topic and thought the above while reer Jabouti are celebrating with their fellow Somalis.

Highlights

Me and others right after Somalia won

In a world cup qualifying match

He does not look like a man whose being chased.

Heh@Caare, Do you think those people will clapping for Muse?

So bother talking to them and how can an individual in Villa Somalia be in position to make such consequential decision on behalf of Somalia.

After Somalia refused Kenya's request for mediation by AU, they now requested a postponement of September hearing. Somalia refused. I am not sure what actually happens if they don't show up for the hearing.

You are pinning your hopes on president from Mogadishu? Surely, you can't be that naive!

Dubai stops work on largest airport in world Work on Dubai’s Al Maktoum Airport has stopped because the economies of the Gulf states are faltering, Bloomberg reported on Thursday. The airport was designed to be one of the world’s biggest, with an annual capacity of more than 250 million passengers. Bloomberg cited sources – who asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the topic – saying that construction activity has been halted and finances for expansion frozen until further notice. According to Bloomberg, the completion date for the first phase of the airport – envisaged as a $36 billion super-hub allowing locally based airline Emirates to consolidate its position as the world’s number one long-haul carrier – had already been pushed back five years to 2030 in October. Dubai Airports said in a statement made to Bloomberg that it is reviewing its long-term plan and that “exact timelines and details of next steps are not as yet finalized”. The statement also reported Dubai Airports as saying that it aims to ensure development takes full advantage of emerging technologies, responds to consumer trends and preferences and optimises investment. According to Bloomberg, last year Dubai’s economy grew at the slowest rate since 2010, as the Gulf’s chief commercial centre grappled with fallout from geopolitical tensions and low oil prices. Tourism has been stagnant since 2017, while Emirates Airlines remains based at the original Dubai International hub as it mulls how best to develop its strategy. The company is finding it tougher to add profitable new routes, and is reworking its fleet plans with the cancellation of the Airbus SE A380 super-jumbo jet. The newer airport, also known as Dubai World Central, opened in 2013. Annual capacity increased five-fold to 26.5 million last year following work on the passenger terminal; however, the number of actual customers was just 900,000. Capacity was due to increase to 130 million passengers on completion of the first phase of expansion. The new design plans to handle a capacity of 260 million – more than twice the customer total at the world’s busiest airports today.

He should get his due process. I bet he never thought this day will come. On a side note, how will they blame Farmaajo for arresting his clanmate?