Whatever the outcome, Somalis need to broaden their scope in terms of investment partners.

LOL, Xaaji was actually funnier in twisted way.

Suldaanka made an assertion and offered no proof other than to say what an occupying force might do. And it is huge assertion to say the character and demographic of the South has changed, other than insinuation what evidence is there? Does occupation produce foreign children. Absolutely! Now, where did 30 derived from?

P,s The Ethiopians in particular Oromos have gunned for the coast, Sheikh Hassan Barsane and his men pushed Amhara backed and defeated them at Ceel-Cade, Buulo-Barde and everything along Shabelle. Hordes of Oromo were defeated during Gaal-Madow wars, I really doubt isolated bases will change demographics of the south. Unfortunately, it looks like the 'peaceful' northerners and north-easterners might overwhelmed eventually and all without firing a shot.

All speculation! Are you sure you haven't confused Garre language, different May May dialects and various diverse Somalis including Ajurans who speak Borana Oromo with Amharas and Oromo? You have no proof of significant intermarriages between occupiers and local Somali women. Rapes do happen! Apart from few populated towns, the entire rural areas are controlled by Al-Shabab. Roads in the South and Central Somalis are cut off by Alshabab. Most Ethiopian bases are temporary apart from Baydhabo. When Ethiopian troops move in, entire villages and towns are vacated, prime example is Ceelbuur where the entire population moved away. And unlike Puntland and Somaliland, the South has no particular affinity for Ethiopians. If anything,with a steady stream of Oromos into Puntland and Somaliland, those regions are worse positions of being out-populated. Now if you gonna use an event as source, by that logic, the yearly celebration of Ethiopian nations nationalities day in Garowe and Hargeisa is a better indicator.

The prince made too many enemies.

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Businessmen once considered giants of the Saudi economy now wear ankle bracelets that track their movements. Princes who led military forces and appeared in glossy magazines are monitored by guards they do not command. Families who flew on private jets cannot gain access to their bank accounts. Even wives and children have been forbidden to travel.  In November, the Saudi government locked up hundreds of influential businessmen — many of them members of the royal family — in the Riyadh Ritz-Carlton in what it called an anti-corruption campaign.  Most have since been released but they are hardly free. Instead, this large sector of Saudi Arabia’s movers and shakers are living in fear and uncertainty.

WASHINGTON — Qatari officials gathered evidence of what they claim is illicit influence by the United Arab Emirates on Jared Kushner and other Trump associates, including details of secret meetings, but decided not to give the information to Special Counsel Robert Mueller for fear of harming relations with the Trump administration, say three sources familiar with the Qatari discussions.

Suldaanka, Just where did you 30%?

Observer, How can you give people something that was already theirs. You are merely returning stolen property.

LOL, okay, you could at-least wait a couple of minutes to give some semblance you are two different people.

^Give them land and settled, that's rich!!

which oday? There is another one of you? As if two crazy personas weren't nutty enough,

The last invasion Saudis spearheaded is ongoing disaster. I doubt they will invade anyone else. Iranians must laughing really hard.

And you heard it from Oodweyne Jr.

Next thing, I guess you will move on his apparel and mustache.

Where did you get that number from? p.s. Eelaay is a sub-clan of Sideed.

You need to get out more.

More civilians mistakenly killed by the Federal forces and Uncle Sam growing impatient with TPLF.

I feel for Rails. He has been cheated many times over.

They are working on a solution, in meantime, no one will be allowed to look at the sky or the sea for that matter.

In another news, all blue clothes are banned in the secessionist territory.

Suldaanka will accuse him of paper fail.

Nairobi (HOL) - The Ministry for Trade will soon table the country's first draft companies bill before parliament after it was approved by the cabinet, the Parliamentary trade committee confirmed.  The bill is significant as Somalia seeks to establish itself as a commercial hub of Africa as well as other parts of the world.  Mohamud Abdirahman Benebene, the chairperson of the parliamentary trade body said the draft bill has been prepared by the trade ministry is in its final process.