Some doctor, grown azz peddling sh!t.

lol@examiner. Let's hope he's worthy the money.

I didn't know you were a defeatist.

Do you do advanced Google searches or set up news alerts about Somalia? How would go igad site unless you are looking at the career page?

Let's not politicize this. Sexual violence against Somali women and girls is pervasive and needs to be addressed across all regions.

Your problem is defining your identity and goals in relation to Somalia's current situation. We behave well and Somalia is bad is not winning strategy. One would think you would understand that by now. .

Yes, and Abe Lincoln looked to SNM for inspiration.

LOL And you say others are faan badan.

There are no state secrets. In the Somali context, it usually means the big boy got bribed by a benefactor. It won't be long before Muse buys a house in Dubai. In any case, this pointless exercise is futile though it's rather funny Suldaanka thinks Villa Somalia has somehow acquired enough legitimacy to entertain secessionist's aspirations.

LOL@confidential

Ministries in the Somali context is not about functionality. It's a about a allocation of state resource for competing clans. Ironically enough, the clan gets nothing from the loot.

Who advises this guy? https://hiiraan.com/news/2019/Mar/wararka_maanta11-159400.htm

We will find out soon enough.

I am guessing Jeegaanta militia is better

Demographics change but Xamerweyne was primarily reer Banaadiri. I remember Bantus wre mostly in Boondheere which is still part of the old city.

Kenya's latest offer is joint development with revenue sharing. So much for we won't give up an inch of our land. They know they have no case.

Of course, it's a secret deal because it only exists in your mind.

The black caucus forced Pelosi 's hand. They were most pissed. AOC was first to come her defense.

Resolution to pass but it's very broad resolution.

One doesn't send letters to international bodies if they intend to reverse their stance the very next day. Farmaajo was already in Addis. Why bother with it if he's already conceding. Anyway, I came back to my first point, it was the Somali public that forced the government's hand. The Kenyans acted childish. Their tantrum fell on deaf ears. The Kenyan made trouble mistakes. They made a trouble maritime deal with Tanzania. And they fell for European entitlements hoping Somalia is too week or busy to do anything. The moment Somalia submitted the case to ICJ, the Europeans jumped ship.

BREAKING: Somalia has written to all permanent missions to the UN in New York, says Kenya has been spreading “inaccurate” statements to diplomats. The letter dated March 5 says oral hearings by ICJ on maritime dispute case to take place in Sept 2019, and judgement to come in 2020.

Fixation on Farmaajo aside, it was public pressure that took the case to the ICJ to begin with and it's public pressure that will keep there until 2020 ruling. The last government was forced to file the case and this government will be forced to keep there. Farmaajo will come and go.

March 5, 2019 The Honorable Speaker Nancy Pelosi U.S. House of Representatives Washington, DC 20515 Dear Speaker Pelosi, It has come to our attention that the House Democratic leadership plans to introduce a resolution originally intended to reprimand Congresswoman Omar for critical comments she made about Israel. We urge the Democratic senior leadership to instead pass a resolution that equally condemns antisemitism and Islamophobia, as well as religious bigotry of all kinds, condemns anti-Black racism and xenophobia, and condemns physical threats against any members of Congress especially those who are persons of color or otherwise minorities. We, the undersigned organizations and individuals, stand with Representatives Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib and their vision of a world without racism and oppression, and we reject the vicious and racially-motivated bad-faith smears against them, including false charges of antisemitism, accusations of links to terrorism, and death threats. 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Mogadishu will wait for the dispute to be decided by the International Court of Justice in The Hague. No deal yet in Kenya-Somalia maritime row WWW.GOOGLE.COM Abiy Ahmed says maritime border dispute should not derail other projects.

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