I'm wondering why unionist named Somaliland as "somalidiid". Who is Somalibaabiis those who did the flowing news headline in one week or the part of ex-Somalia who did elections in same week?. Make your own conclusion. • Maleeshiyo ka socota koonfurta magaalada Gaalkacyo oo ka soo jeedda beesha (qabiil) oo shalay ku duushay garoonka diyaaradaha Gaalkacyo oo hoos yimaada maamulka Puntland ee qabiilka (qabiil's name). 29 September • Deegaanka Xeejo Mahaad oo ka tirsan gobalka Sh/Hoose oo dagaallo ay ku dhexmarayaan labo beelood. 29 September. • Dagaalkii shalay ka dhacay degmada Boondheere oo ay ku dhinteen 7 ruux ayaa maanta si goos goos ah uga dhacaya deegaankaasi. 3 October • Banaanbax looga soo hor jeeday madaxweyne C/laahi Yuusuf iyo ra'iisalwasaare Geeddi oo ka dhacay magaalada B/weyne. 1 October • Dagaal sababay dhimasho oo Baydhabo ka dhacay. 5 October • Sarkaal sare oo u shaqeynayay Qaramada Midoobay oo xalay lagu dilay magaalada Kismaayo – • Nin qoorta laga gowracay oo dilkiisu dhaliyay iska hor imaad labo maleeshiyo Baydhabo. • Maleeshiyooyin ka tirsan Madaniga oo maanta iska hor imaad uu ku dhexmaray xaafadda Juungal ee degmada Yaaqshiid. • Beelaha (qabiil) iyo (qabiil) oo ku dagaalamaya tuulooyin ka tirsan degmada Tiyeeglow. • Iska horimaad dhimasho iyo dhaawac sababay oo maanta Kismaayo ku dhexmaray ciidamo ka tirsan Isbaheysiga dooxadda Jubba iyo ilaalada Shirkad la yiraahdo Dalsan.. • Laba qof ayaa ku dhimatay Toddobo kalana waa ku dhaawacmeen iska hor imaad hubeysan oo maanta ka dhacay bartamaha magaalada Baydhabo. • Dagaalo dhimasho iyo dhaawac geystay oo mar kale ka dhacay deegaano ka tirsan degmada Tiyeglow ee gobolka Bakool.. • Gabar Soomaaliyed oo magaalada Muqdisho Nafteedi ku weysay Shukaansi kadib Markii. • Guddoomiyaha Midowga Maxkamadaha Islaamiga oo Caawa Fiidkii Lagu Weeraray Jidka Warshadaha. • Dad xalay lagu dilay laguna dhaawacy gudaha magaalada Baydhabo iyo Sababta loo dilay. • _______________ No explicit qabiil terms allowed, baliis. [ October 06, 2005, 02:22: Message edited by: Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar ]

US commends Somaliland on polls (IRIN) NAIROBI, 4 October (IRIN) - The United States has welcomed the recent legislative elections in the self-declared republic of Somaliland as an example to the rest of Somalia, US State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said on Monday. "We congratulate the people of Somaliland on holding peaceful elections with significant voter turnout," McCormack said in a statement. "The United States calls on all political parties to work together peacefully during the post-election period to strengthen the democratic transition in Somaliland and serve as an example for greater Somalia." "The United States welcomes the September 29 parliamentary elections in Somaliland, which represent a step towards democracy in Somalia," the statement added. Somaliland voters went to the polls on 29 September to elect 82 members of the region's parliament. The polls are the breakaway republic's third since it declared unilateral independence from the rest of Somalia in May 1991, following the collapse of the administration of former President Siyad Barre. Somaliland conducted municipal elections in December 2002, which were followed by a presidential poll in April 2003 in which the incumbent, Dahir Riyale Kahin, retained the seat. In 2001, Somaliland held a referendum in which a majority of the population backed its self-declared independence. Somaliland has managed to avoid much of the anarchy that has dogged Somalia over the past 15 years. However, the territory is embroiled in a border dispute with the northeastern semi-autonomous state of Puntland over the regions of Sanaag and Sool.

Dear Sheikh SooMaal with your great name and your argumant aren't equal, but any way you talk many times Sool, Sanaag and Cayn. If this names are same for those I know. Do you live hier alon what about other tribes who live now in Caynabo, Ceel Afwayn, Garadag, Ceerigaabo and othore distric which are in Sool and Sanaag reagon. Because Puntaland Chose Tribal borders not international borders what about ***** peoble in Etophia.

Ismail Buubaa said: "the people have been entertained over the last 15 years that recognition was coming. Therefore, when the elections are held and recognition doesn't come what will they tell the people. Dear Nayruus what kind of entertained have mr Buubaa himself last 15 years that graet Somalia will comeback and he will become priminster of great Somalia in horn of africa. What kind of entertaiment will he use after Col. A/lahi teather is finished en great Somalia doesn't apear. Atleast Somaliland reach something with its dream, but he fail every thing.

Another Reer hebel website another tribist who thinking that he solving Somali problems while he is part of problems (hadaanu nahay Jaaliyada *********** !!!!!!!!!) what a word who divided Somali who side jaaliyada *********** or who said let us build Democratic state and elections to chose everybody what he want? But any way he feel the heat in his foots if you listing the way he speaking (dhariga maxaa karka ka keena kulaylka ayuu yidhi).

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From one good news to another one Breakaway Somaliland has impressed the Americans by hitting al-Qaeda Breakaway Somaliland has impressed the Americans by hitting al-Qaeda THE breakaway northern bit of Somalia, Somaliland, struck a blow for full independence last week by busting an al-Qaeda cell. Embracing perhaps 3.5m of Somalia's 11m or so people, the former British Somaliland has long been a lot more secure than the country's anarchic, formerly Italian, south. If multi-party elections due this week in Somaliland are reasonably fair and open, the outside world, including the African Union and the United Nations, may have to start seriously reconsidering its status, which has been fudged since the collapse of unitary Somali in 1991. All three of Somaliland's parties contesting the election are adamant about wanting outright independence. A shoot-out on September 23rd in Hargeisa, Somaliland's capital, resulted in the arrest of seven men loyal to the al-Qaeda brand. Somaliland's president, Dahir Riyale Kahnin, said the men were mostly locals, trained at a camp outside Mogadishu, the still-chaotic capital of Somalia proper. Some had received training in Afghanistan; at least one was internationally known. Their aim, he said, was to destabilise Somaliland by killing leaders and foreign aid workers, four of whom have been murdered by Islamist radicals since 2003. There was a heady whiff of convenience about the arrests. What better, the week before an election in such a fervently patriotic fief, than to demonstrate a threat to Somaliland? Some in Somalia's fragile transitional federal government, which still lays claim to Somaliland, privately say the raid was contrived. They are probably wrong. The timing may have owed something to Somaliland politics, where voters are softened up with gifts of narcotic qat leaves, and people's votes are divided along clan lines. But western worries about al-Qaeda's penetration into the Horn of Africa are nonetheless genuine. Perfect for Osama? American counter-terrorism work, mostly in collaboration with local militias and the Ethiopian secret service, has gone some way to identifying extreme Islamists inside Somalia. Catching them is harder. A few operational figures are thought to be hiding in and around lawless Mogadishu, which is mostly off-limits to diplomats, UN types and aid-workers. Though a transitional government for the whole of Somalia was set up last year in Kenya, it has failed to establish an effective presence in any part of the country, and has already broken into factions. One lot has been trying in vain to run the show from Jowhar, north of Mogadishu. To complicate matters further between north and south, a self-proclaimed breakaway government of Puntland, with its capital at Bossaso, has been demanding autonomy within a federal Somalia. And the Puntlanders claim bits of eastern Somaliland. Some of the Islamists scattered around Somalia's various parts have roots in the Egyptian bit of Islamic Jihad, others are closer to al-Qaeda. Those caught in Hargeisa may have been connected to al-Itihaad al-Islami, a group that wants to create an emirate of Somalia along the lines of Saudi Arabia's austere Wahhabi sect. They sound particularly hostile to Ethiopia, with which Somaliland's fledgling government has been cultivating friendlier relations. In July, the Ethiopians agreed to ship some of their goods through the Somaliland port of Berbera, on a road improved with European Union funds. Even if magnified for political effect, the arrests are a powerful signal to Islamist radicals that Somaliland is no longer a completely safe haven for them--a fact underlined by the expulsion of some foreign mullahs after the raid. That is especially notable since the Saudi government's own crackdown on radical preachers means that more of them had been looking to Somaliland as a handy refuge. The efficiency of the locally organised swoop and the steady march of democracy in breakaway Somaliland have impressed the Americans, who have a regional military hub next door in less democratic Djibouti. Expect them to give a puff to Somaliland's chances of attaining statehood proper. SOURCE: The Economist Copyright © 2005 Economist Intelligence Unit

Strange that most of unionist are not happy what happened yesterday in Somaliland. Every body who love his Somali people should be happy, how Somaliland develop from clan distracted part of Somalia to mature Democratic state. Every body who couldn't be happy is Selfish tribalism who loves more his tribal interest than to fine solution for Somali problems. To disturb celebration of this day SooMaal said: Yesterdays supposed elections were clear evidence that Sool Sanaag and Cayn are not part of so-called Somaliland (Hergeysa tribal faction), as well the fact that supposed elections were took place in one clan’s area explains a lot about if at Somaliland deserves a recognition from International community as clan-state . What could I say: many countries in Africa and other part of the world have dispute area. even Pakistani army with nuclear arm could not go many northern part of pakistan. Still those counters with difficult dangerous area are functioning, same as Somaliland. Somalilad knows that they can not solve problems in that are in short time without will of the population of that area, but if the government does good job in other 90% of Somaliland than the 10% of this area will accept the system in long run insh alla.

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Vote rekindles Somaliland's hopes Tuesday 27 September 2005, 13:52 Makka Time, 10:52 GMT Street vendors in Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland have reported huge sales of the narcotic leaf qat and newspapers, as campaigning wraps up for legislative polls this week amid hopes for long-denied international recognition. Amid a flurry of political activity, including a surprise government announcement of terrorism arrests and allegations of electoral fraud, shop owners in the capital of the self-styled republic say business is booming. And with Hargeisa awash in colourful campaign posters in the run-up to Thursday's elections, many are bemoaning the end of the month-long campaign and the profit windfall brought by politicians eager to win support from voters. "This is the time to share wealth with politicians who ignore us if there are no elections," said businessman Ismail Hasan Muhammad with a giggle. Relative stability Although Somaliland, which takes its name from the former British protectorate and unilaterally declared independence from the rest of anarchic Somalia in 1991, is an island of relative stability in the lawless nation, it remains unrecognised by the outside world. This, many Somalilanders believe, has kept away large-scale international aid and development projects, and contributed to the region's crushing poverty. The house in Hargeisa where an al-Qaida leader was 'captured' But the campaign for Somaliland's third multi-party elections since political pluralism was introduced in 2000 has brought with it a brief economic respite and rekindled hopes that the polls will encourage outside recognition. "Since the campaign began, the qat business has been the driving engine of party activists," said Ahmad Yassin, a wholesaler importer of the leaves from neighbouring Ethiopia. "Our trade has been marvellous," he said, noting that the stimulant has been in huge demand from politicians wishing to win over potential supporters. "Unfortunately, our business will most certainly drop after the election," he lamented. "That is not good for our livelihood." Information thirst Election season has also brought with it an unquenchable thirst for information from Somaliland's estimated 3.5 million population that has newspaper vendors crowing over a boom in sales, but wary of what will follow. "This is the time to share wealth with politicians who ignore us if there are no elections" Ismail Hasan, Somaliland businessman "I was selling about 50 newspapers a day, but now I am selling 150 a day." said teenage vendor Muhammad Abd al-Rahaman. "The election has been very good for my life. "I wish the government would postpone the elections for an extra month," the 16-year-old said, adding he had made the equivalent of $66 in profit, the most he has ever seen. "I wish all years could be election years." The election pits the ruling Union of Democrats (UDUB) party against the opposition Hisbiga Kulmiye (Solidarity Party) and Justice and Welfare Party (UCID), who are united in their quest for recognition, but differ widely on the means to achieve that. AFP

Vote rekindles Somaliland's hopes Tuesday 27 September 2005, 13:52 Makka Time, 10:52 GMT Street vendors in Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland have reported huge sales of the narcotic leaf qat and newspapers, as campaigning wraps up for legislative polls this week amid hopes for long-denied international recognition. Amid a flurry of political activity, including a surprise government announcement of terrorism arrests and allegations of electoral fraud, shop owners in the capital of the self-styled republic say business is booming. And with Hargeisa awash in colourful campaign posters in the run-up to Thursday's elections, many are bemoaning the end of the month-long campaign and the profit windfall brought by politicians eager to win support from voters. "This is the time to share wealth with politicians who ignore us if there are no elections," said businessman Ismail Hasan Muhammad with a giggle. Relative stability Although Somaliland, which takes its name from the former British protectorate and unilaterally declared independence from the rest of anarchic Somalia in 1991, is an island of relative stability in the lawless nation, it remains unrecognised by the outside world. This, many Somalilanders believe, has kept away large-scale international aid and development projects, and contributed to the region's crushing poverty. The house in Hargeisa where an al-Qaida leader was 'captured' But the campaign for Somaliland's third multi-party elections since political pluralism was introduced in 2000 has brought with it a brief economic respite and rekindled hopes that the polls will encourage outside recognition. "Since the campaign began, the qat business has been the driving engine of party activists," said Ahmad Yassin, a wholesaler importer of the leaves from neighbouring Ethiopia. "Our trade has been marvellous," he said, noting that the stimulant has been in huge demand from politicians wishing to win over potential supporters. "Unfortunately, our business will most certainly drop after the election," he lamented. "That is not good for our livelihood." Information thirst Election season has also brought with it an unquenchable thirst for information from Somaliland's estimated 3.5 million population that has newspaper vendors crowing over a boom in sales, but wary of what will follow. "This is the time to share wealth with politicians who ignore us if there are no elections" Ismail Hasan, Somaliland businessman "I was selling about 50 newspapers a day, but now I am selling 150 a day." said teenage vendor Muhammad Abd al-Rahaman. "The election has been very good for my life. "I wish the government would postpone the elections for an extra month," the 16-year-old said, adding he had made the equivalent of $66 in profit, the most he has ever seen. "I wish all years could be election years." The election pits the ruling Union of Democrats (UDUB) party against the opposition Hisbiga Kulmiye (Solidarity Party) and Justice and Welfare Party (UCID), who are united in their quest for recognition, but differ widely on the means to achieve that. AFP

You can fool some one in some time. But you can't fool all people all time. The time that this kind of looser are fooling us is finished and Khali yaciish oday Sifir if he can fool some reer Xamar with his game.

To bring back original subject, We need to define what is terrorism? According encyclopedia: Terrorism , the deliberate creation and exploitation of fear for bringing about political change. All terrorist acts involve violence or—equally important—the threat of violence. These violent acts are committed by nongovernmental groups or individuals—that is, by those who are neither part of nor officially serving in the military forces, law enforcement agencies, intelligence services, or other governmental agencies of an established nation-state. Could we say they are terrorist? or Rayale and Ismail yare mis use this word to get international attantion or use their poaltical game Terrorists attempt not only to sow panic but also to undermine confidence in the government and political leadership of their target country. Terrorism is therefore designed to have psychological effects that reach far beyond its impact on the immediate victims or object of an attack. Terrorists mean to frighten and thereby intimidate a wider audience, such as a rival ethnic or religious group, an entire country and its political leadership, or the international community as a whole. Terrorist groups generally have few members, limited firepower, and comparatively few organizational resources. For this reason they rely on dramatic, often spectacular, bloody and destructive acts of hit-and-run violence to attract attention to themselves and their cause. Through the publicity generated by their violence, terrorists seek to obtain the leverage, influence, and power they otherwise lack. If we apply this criteria, what could we say about this group arrested in Hargeis of course we don't know their aim, but if we assume that they are linked with late group who killed a word winning Italian doctor and couple teachers in Shiekh Could we say the are terrorist or Ismail yare and Rayale mist use this word to get international attention? we need rational discussion about this subject not mixed with pro/against Somaliland feeling

Somali graduates are working in non-graduate jobs It was a longish wait at the bus stop and there was no sign of any bus coming along. I was in the middle of a long queue waiting to board a bus; as luck would have it, I was in no hurry to get home. Suddenly three buses appeared in procession as if though they just came out from a monotonous meeting. I hopped on the second bus and saw a familiar face behind the wheel, Mr Ali, an old friend of mine. I was saddened to see him driving a double-decker bus because I remember his only ambition in life was to be an academic success. The last time I saw him was three years ago and he was in the penultimate year studying economics and politics. He was a highly gifted student and his friends felt rather like students in the presence of a professor when they were with him. We quickly exchanged hellos and I asked him how he had ended up behind the wheel. He scratched nervously at an irritating spot on one side of his face below the eye and said, “I am about to finish my shift now. There is a nice cafe, so please do come and touch base with me.†We walked to a café. Ali ordered a hamburger and chips, with which he covered in ketchup and nibbled it like a man eating his first meal after fasting two consecutive days. And I ordered a tea. “You asked me a question which is very close to my heart. Where would you like me to start?†Ali asked me after he had finished his meal. The following is the gist of our conversation which highlights the poignant realities that Somali graduates from the UK universities are experiencing. The challenges that these graduates face did not start at the graduate labour market but started long before they have even finished their high schools. Most of these degree holders are victims of a civil war and refugees in this country. English is not their first language and most of them are from low income families. Their parents do not understand the UK education system. Some of them are from broken families and have lived in poor housing conditions. A large number of them might have lived in other European countries before coming to the UK and coming to finish their education in the UK presents great deal of challenges. Some of these graduates have experienced bullying and racial harassment. After a three-year-course, they are expected to pay back the loans - an average of £10,000 - they have taken out to pay for their fees and living expenses. Despite them facing serious social, economic and linguistic barriers, these graduates completed their education with sheer determination by doing few classes here and few classes there as they moved around a lot. Some of them could be described as transient pupils. Their purpose of university was not to be frozen out from the employment market, but they have found out that being from a marginalised ethnic community a degree would not give you a head start. It is almost every student’s dream to go to a higher education to get higher social status and income; however that dream is not true for Somali graduates. According to the Government's Department of Education and Skills, today's graduates can expect to earn a modest £120,000 more across their entire lifetime, than those with two A-levels who go straight into employment. This report has not clearly taken into account Somali graduates, as most of them are not doing graduate jobs. In fact, a significant number of Somali graduates, those who are lucky enough to have jobs, are working in non-graduate jobs earning as little as non-graduate workers earn, while others are still dreaming highly paid jobs although they are unemployed. Sadly, a report published by Prospects, the UK’s official graduate careers, said, “Graduates unemployed six months after graduation spent longer periods unemployed and had lower future earnings.†Does this mean that their degrees have been of no advantage whatsoever? Since most of these graduates are either unemployed or hold jobs that do not require a university degree, they are seriously exploring the potential of self-employment as an option. The Institute for Employment Studies says, “The graduate labour market is changing, and with no promises of linear corporate careers, self-employment offers wider opportunities.†They have the will to succeed, but there is little evidence to support that they have the necessary skills to develop successful trading businesses or micro-enterprises as most of them do not have any experience of self-employment. The disadvantage that graduates are facing could have negative influence on those who are yet to reach the age of higher education. Parents normally encourage their children to go to university as a way in which labour market disadvantage can be overcome. But when the older children, who have finished universities, are unemployed or feel slightly underemployed in their current job young children may feel that they should leave school at 16 and get an apprenticeship as a mechanic. This may lead the whole community to face perpetual forms of exclusion and marginalisation. Universities attempt to trace where graduates end up. However there is no mechanism to gather data where Somali graduates go after university and the main reason is that Somalis are not classified as a separate ethnic group like Indians or Bangladeshis. Since there is no systematic monitoring evidence that can expose the disadvantage faced by Somali graduates their problem has never been addressed properly. Ali and I neared at the end of our conversation. We noticed the waiter circling around us, which meant it was almost closing time. Vainly wishing we would have more time, we departed sleepily and went our separate ways probably thinking how Somali graduates can enter and progress in the labour market.

Harun What is your definition of terrorist. How do you call some one who kill an award wining doctor who treat 3000 TP patient per year or couple of teachers who spend most of their lifetime to teach African children. If this kind of killers aren't terrorist who is? what do you thing when col. A/llahi said there is terrorist in Mogadishu?

Nice, beautiful impressing pic's, but also good explanation why people from this part of Somalia are most difficult people among us and why they want to move down to south.

Last news Somaliland Police with help of national arm arrested 4 men last night and this morning one is capture 30 km outside hargeisa. two wounded men are still in scape. 3 police officers are injured in this action.

WAR DEG DEG AH: DAGAAL CULUS OO XALAY DHEX MARAY CIIDANKA BOOLISKA IYO RAG LAGU TUHMAY ARGAGIXISO Posted by: admin on Sep 23, 2005 - 02:54 PM News Har(HRG)- Dagaal xoogan ayaa xalay saqdii dhexe dhex maray Ciidamada Booliska Magaalada Hargeysa iyo Koox Wadaado ah oo lagu tuhmay inay Argagixiso yihiin isla markaana isku urursanayay Guri ku yaala dhinaca Bari ee Magaalada Hargeysa. Xalay Saqdii dhexe abaaro 12:30 Habeenimo ayuu dagaalkaasi qarxay, waxaanu socday ilaa saaka Waaberigii iyada oo la isu adeegsaday Hubka culus iyo midka fudud labadaba. Sida ay Saraakiil Booliska Hargeysa ka tirsani Hargeysa News, u sheegeen Ciidanka Boolisku waxa ay gurigaas abaareen ka dib markii ay heleen xog rasmi ah oo ku saabsan guriga raggu ku sugnaayeen oo la sheegay inuu yaalay Hub culusi. “Waxa na horkacayay Ciidamada Sirdoonka Qaranka, dabadeedna waxa lana geeyay Saddex guri, laba waanu ku guulaysanay oo waxaanu ka soo saarnay waxyaabaha dhaawaca lagu dhayo dhibna kalamaanu kulmin laakiin gurigii Saddexaad ayaa iska caabin xoogani nagaga timid†sidaas waxa yidhi Askari Boolis ah oo ka tirsan kuwa Hawlgalka xalay fuliyay kaas oo u Waramay Shabakadda Hargeysa News, balse magacisiisa loo qariyay sababo xagga amaanka ah. Warku waxa uu intaas ku daray in Ciidanka Booliska Hargeysa iyo Kooxdaas raga ah uu dhex maray dagaal culusi, balse markii dambe raga la jebiyay ka dib markii loo adeegsaday Baybay dumiyay qayb ka mid ah guriga ay raggu ku jireen, waxaana Ciidanka Booliska laga dhaawacay Afar nin oo hadda lagu daawaynayo Cisbitaalka guud ee Magaalada Hargeysa. Ilaa hadda ma jiro War rasmi ah oo ku saabsan raga guriga lagu weeraray tiradooda, Haybtooda iyo in dhammaantood la wada qabtay, waxase Askar Boolis ahi Hargeysa News, u sheegeen in Saddex nin la qabtay qaarna aan la hayn. Waxa iyana jira warar kale oo sheegaya in Ciidanka Booliska Hargeysa hawlgal ay xalay fuliyeen ay ku qabqabteen ilaa Siddeed qof oo guryahooda laga qabtay. Taliska guud ee Ciidanka Booliska Somaliland ilaa hadda ama hadlin, laakiin Weriye Hargeysa News, ka tirsan ayaa xalay arkayay Taliyaha Ciidanka Booliska oo hortaagan Saldhiga Dexe ee Booliska isaga oo u muuqday nin mashquulsan oo ku jiray hawlgal culus. Waxa uu weriyuhu sheegay in jidka Wadnaha Hargeysa ay dhex marayeen Laba Baybay iyo Hal Suug iyo weliba Raxan Ciidanka Milatariga ah kuwaas oo ciidanka Booliska xoojiyay. Rag lagu eedaynayo inay yihiin Argagixiso oo lagu soo qabtay Hawlgalkii Dhoqoshay ee kal hore ayaa la filayay in Axadda Saadambe Maxkamadu go’aan ka gaadho laakiin sida Warar xogogaali Hargeysa News, u sheegeen xukunka ragaas waxa dib loo dhigay ilaa horaanta Bisha Oktoobar. Waxa soo weriyay Maxamed-Rambo

Nayruus Do you know who is drunken? Every Body who cannot go with majority is crazy. Wadar iyo waaxid iyamaa waalan?

Hawraar Jawaaba oo ku socota I. Buubaa Hirdanka nolosha iyo mowjadaheega isbadalaya dadku isku aragti kama aha, Rabina abuurteenii dabadeed nin walba kitaab qumane ah ayuu qoorta u sudhoo, lagumo dhaamaa, la yidhi. Saxa iyo khaladkana culimada aqoonta loo ogyahay markay kala saari wayeen waxay yidhaahdeen “nothing is good or bad only thinking mind made it†aniguna adiga ku odhan mayo anaa saxan oo adaa khaldan balse sheeko murtiyeedkan hoos ku qoran ku xeel qaado. Baribaa waxa jiray nin boqor ah oo meel magaalo yar ah xukumi jiray, boqorkii ayaa waxa uu u baxay safar, magaaladiina waxa uu kaga sii tagay ku xigeenkiisii, halka uu dhawr qof oo uu ku jiro ninka faaliyihiisa ahaa ay ka raceen. Safarku mudo dheer ayuu qaadanayay waayo wakhtigaa gadiid dheereyaa muu jirin. Deeganka waxa ka jirtay abaar aad u xun intii uu boqorku ka maqnaana abaartii way ku sii xumaatay, biyo la’aan iyo kulayl ayaana magaaladii dhibaato badan gaadhsiiyay, tan iyo intii ay mudo badan dabadeed daruuryar oo roob ahi ay u da’day magaaladii. Dadkii biyo la’anta iyo abaartu haysay waxay bilaabeen inay roobkii yaraa ka fa’iidaystaan oo ay ka dhaansadaan, dhamaantoodna biyihii ayay wada cabeen. Dhibi waxay ka joogtaa roobkan magaalada u da’ay waxa ku jiray khamri (alcahol) dhamaana dadkii magaalada oo dhamina way wada sikhraameen oo wada waasheen. Iyagoo dadkii sikhradii ku jira oo isku xukuma ayuu boqorkii iyo waftigiisii soo noqdeen. Dadkii magaalada ayaa isu soo baxay si uu boqorku ugaga waramo safarkiisii iyo wuxuu kala kulmay. Boqorkii markuu hadalkii bilaabay ayaa dadkii madaxa gacanta saareen oo yabeen “maxaa lagu sameeyay sowkan boqorkii iyo intii la socotay soowaalatay†ayaa la isku yidhi. Dadkii iyagoo aad u naxsan oo yaaban ayay boqorkii iyo waftigiisii qaqabteen oo meel ku xidheen, shirarno way bilaabeen bal waxa laga yeelayo. Boqorkii iyo waftigiisii tallaa ku balaadhatay, “maxaa dhacay oo la idinku haystaa ayay is waydiiyeen†Intii qoladii shirka ku maqnayd ayuu boqorkii faaliyihiisii ku yidhi bal arinkan sheeg waxa laga yeelayo iyo waxa magaaladii ku dhacay adaa faalka yaqaanaye. Faaliyihii wuu faaliyay oo wuxuu ogaaday in magaalada intii ay ka maqnaayeen daruur khamri ahi ay u da’day dadkuna wada sikhraansan yahiin. Markuu warkaa sheegay ayaa waftigii boqorku waxay is waydiiyeen maxaa laga yeelayaa. Faaliyii wuxuu u yeedhay askartii ilaalinaysay oo wuxuu ku yidhi waanu oomanahay ee biyo aanu cabno noo keen. Askarigii wuxuu u keenay biyahii ay ka dhaansadeen roobkii khamriga ahaa, faaliyihii wuxuu ku yidhi na wada cabsii, markii la wada cabsiiyayna, boqorkii iyo dhamaanba intii la xidhnayd ayaa iyaguna halkaas ku sikhraamay. Mudo yar ka dib waxaa u yimid ku xigeenkii boqorka iyo dadkii magaalada oo is leh bal eega sida ay yihiin, waxaanay arkeen boqorkii iyo asaxaabtiisii oo iyaguna sikhraansan sidooda oo kale, markaasay yidhaahdeen “Alaa waar sowkuwa bogsaday ee uu ilahay caafimaadkoogii u soo celiayay xadhkaha ha laga furoâ€. Halkaas ayaan boqorkii boqornimaddiisii loogu soo celiyay oo magaaladii waalidii isku wada xukuntay. Nuxurka qoraalkaygu wuxuu yahay dadku haddii ay kala aragti duwanyahiin waxa laga yaabaa in midba midka kale uu u arko inuu waalanyahay balse, maahmaah Somaliyeed baa tidhaa “meel lagu il laayahay haddii aad tagtid ishaa la iska ridaaâ€, oo dadkaa wax lala qabaa. Waxaynu ka haynaa Maxamed Xaashi inuu mar yidhi “Ilaahayoo tolkay ama sidayda ka dhig ama aniga sidooda iga dhigâ€. Balse anigu sidaa kuugu ducayn maayo ee waxaan odhan lahaa Ilaahow Ismaciil Buubaa sida tolkii ka dhig.

Still day dreaming with pictures from your neighboring country. be realistic our country is hell on the earth and see rapport from UNDP http://hdr.undp.org/ only 11% of our children goes to school and the life expectation is less than 47 years.

Genral I don't see different between Hobyonet/Waagacusub/Allpuntland/Garowe/qarannews and who else all of them are not real journalist mostly personal/tribal opinion. doesn't matter i read all of them with my filter (brain)

Nice "gabay" not truly "Gabay" but still funny. Why do u name some tribes while u leave others ********* space. By the way which tribe should we fill there*******?