looooooooooool ,,, so you think you are that important ?? Siilaanyo went to burco right after you posted that topic which has proven your sources are not reliable and based on wax aynaan garanayn. Tomorrow, or may be soon Mustafe will speak up and give all the details just another slap on your face I already have the khudbada mustafe shiine and i have all the details of the story ,,,, in general it is what you don't like

hadhwanaag 2007-08-07 (Hadhwanaagnews) - Amnesty International calls for the immediate and unconditional release of three leaders of an emergent opposition party who were arrested in the Somaliland capital of Hargeisa on 28 July. They are Mohamed Abdi "Gabose", a neurologist and former minister in the Somaliland and Somalia Governments; Mohamed Hashi Elmi, a civil engineer and former Mayor of Hargeisa; and Jamal Aideed, a telecommunications business person. They are respectively the chairperson, the vice-chairperson and the second vice-chairperson of the Qaran party ("The Nation"), which is not so far legally registered but had begun informal political activities in advance of the local elections expected to be held in December 2007. The Interior Minister had some days earlier warned the three Qaran party leaders to stop holding public meetings and threatened them with serious criminal charges, accusing them of "fuelling unrest". To Amnesty International's knowledge, there have been no demonstrations or violent incidents involving Qaran supporters. The three men are detained in Mandera prison, 70 kilometres east of Hargeisa. They were taken to court and remanded for investigation into alleged unlawful political activities. They have not so far been charged with any offence and have been held incommunicado since 3 August 2007,after initially being allowed access to their legal representatives and families. Amnesty International considers these three people to be prisoners of conscience. It is concerned that they may be detained without charge or trial for a prolonged period, or subjected to an unfair trial. Background In the last elections in 2002, only three political parties (one government-linked and two in opposition) were allowed, due to the proliferation of parties at the time and to prevent the formation of parties based on clan affiliations. There is currently no mechanism for registering new parties as the registration committee was disbanded in 2002.The Republic of Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, but has not so far gained international recognition. It is the only part of the former Somali Republic to have established security and functioning institutions of governance, with a government through amulti-party system. Three previous prisoners of conscience were journalists of Haatuf newspaper. They were detained in January 2007, subjected to unfair trial and variously imprisoned for two years and 29 months, then released by presidential pardon in late March. Source: Amnesty International

I was there in 1999 but i believe there is a lot of chages as some people told me. The place is unbelievable and those people from Asia are the most crying and worshipping people ,,, they have qalbi jilayc, diin jacayl and dedication although most of them lack the knowledge. Somalis meel kasta oo ay tagaan way indho adag yihiin ,,, i tried to find one single somali crying and couldn't find one ..... indhuhuun bay taagtaagayaan, way hadlayaa, xataa markay ducaysanayaan ,,,,,,,,

looooool ,,, ma shaqo la'aan baad bestaa la tahay waa yaabe ?? Bal ii soo *** CV ga iyo other documents to see inaad meeshan shaqo ka heli karto

Ilaahay ha u naxariisto afarta xabbo ,, ubadkii ay ka tegeenna samir iyo iimaan ha ka siiyo

Maasha Allah ,,,,,,,,, I asked you to pray for me ,,,, did you ?? Did you take any pictures ???

The creation of a pan-African women's bank could help reduce poverty in Africa by empowering women, the organisers of a women's conference to be held in Johannesburg later this year said on Tuesday. "You cannot fight poverty if you are not ready to save money. Our goal is the creation of a pan-African bank for women before 2010," said Eno Ben-Udensi, director of Nigeria's "Glorious Women" organisation that initiated the project. "Poverty is the cause of violence, crime, unemployment, divorce, prostitution. That's why we are focusing on this issue." The second Pan-African Women Conference will see women involved in politics, economics, religion and education debating ways to free women and their families from the shackles of poverty through economic empowerment. "One of the issues that came out at last year's conference was the need to start saving schemes as women in Africa. We know that we cannot eradicate poverty with credit," said Sindy Dastile, managing director of South African co-operative Masimbonge, which finances micro-businesses run by women. The conference, to be held from October 15-17, will bring together about 3 000 delegates from 53 countries. Ben-Udensi said women's affairs ministers from Angola, Somalia, Rwanda, Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo would attend the conference, as well as Kenyan women's activist and 2005 Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai. - Sapa-AFP HERE

Hadda maxaa la isku hayaa ??? loooooooooooool@xiin ............. i've to save that one niyow

Hargeysa [Qaran]- kooxda kubada cagta ee gobolka Togdheer , ayaa sanadkii saddexaad si xidhiidh ugu soo baxday kama dambaysta tartanka ciyaaraha kubada Cagta ee gobollada , ka dib markii ay Maanta 3-2 rigoorayaal kaga guulaysatay kooxda Gobolka Sool. Labadan kooxood waxay ciyaartii caadiga ahayd isla dhaafi waayeen bar bar dhac 0-0, hase ahaatee maadaama ay ciyaartu ahayd simi final waxa loo dhigay rigoorayaal ama gool ku laad si ay u kala baxaan , ka dibna gool ku laadkii ayay Burco dhalisay saddex gool oo ka mid ah Shan rigoore oo ay laadatay, halka kooxda gobolka Soolna ay la timid laba gool. Kooxda gobolka Sool sanadkan waxa ka muuqday dedaal iyo awood dheeraad ah . Ciyaartaasi waxay ku dhamaatay jawi Nabad gelyo ah , Aroorta waxa wada ciyari doona kooxaha Gobollada Maroodi Jeex - Hargeysa iyo Awdal –Boorame, waxaana la sugi doonaa labadooda ta soo badisa oo la ciyaari doonta Togdheer.

Mast meaning great. "Mast hai" meaning "It's great" "Your good name please?": "What is your name?", carryover from Hindi expression "Shubh-naam", literally meaning "auspicious name". This is similar to the way Japanese refer to the other person's name with an honorific "O-" prefix, as in "O-namae" instead of the simple "namae" when referring to their own name. It is also an indication that the questioner wants to know the person's formal or legal given name, as opposed to the pet name s/he would be called by close friends and family. "Out of station" to mean "out of town". This phrase has its origins in the posting of army officers to particular 'stations' during the days of the East India Company. "Join duty" to mean "reporting to work for the first time". "Rejoin duty" is to come back to work after a vacation. "Hello, What do you want?": used by some when answering a phone call, not perceived as impolite by most Indians "Tell me": used when answering the phone, meaning "How can I help you?" "send it across" instead of "send it over", as in "send the bill across to me" instead of "send the bill over to me". "order for food" instead of "order food", as in "Let's order for sandwiches". "What a nonsense/silly you are!" or "Don't be doing such nonsense any more.": occasional - idiomatic use of nonsense/silly as nouns (although this use of nonsense is not uncommon in British English). "back" replacing "ago" when talking about elapsed time, as in "I met him five years back" rather than "I met him five years ago." (Though this too is not uncommon in British English) "freak out" is meant to have fun, as in "let's go to the party and freak out." "make out" instead of "figure out", as in "Did you make out what he was saying?." "pass out" is meant to graduate, as in "I passed out of the university in 1995." "go for a toss" is meant to go haywire or to flop, as in "my plans went for a toss when it started raining heavily." "funny" is meant to replace not only "odd"/"strange" but "rude"/"precocious"/"impolite" as well. "That man was acting really funny with me, so I gave him a piece of my mind" "on the anvil" is used often in the Indian press to mean something is about to appear or happen. For example, a headline might read "New roads on the anvil". "tight slap" to mean "hard slap". "Paining" used when "hurting" would be more common in Standard American and British: "My head is paining." "Cover" to mean envelope or shopping bag. For example, "Put the documents in a cover and post it", and "Put the vegetables in a separate cover". "To fire" used to mean "given an oral (not written) dressing down by a superior" rather than "sacked" or "dismissed." Indian: I got fired today at the office. American: I got chewed out today at the office. "Today morning" (afternoon, evening, etc.) instead of "this morning." ("I met with him today morning."). Similarly, "yesterday night" instead of "last night". "Pattice" is used for a singular vegetable /Corn patty or plural Corn patties.(even among educated classes) "Revert" used to mean "reply to." ("Why have you not reverted my letter?" meaning "Why have you not replied to my letter?") The word "marriage" used to mean "wedding." ("I am attending my cousin's marriage next month.") The word "holiday" used to mean any day on which a person is not at work, including official holidays, vacations, sick leave, weekends, etc. ("Sunday is my holiday.") Treatment of the phrase "I don't think so" as a unit, as in "I don't think so I can do that" instead of "I don't think I can do that." The word "meat" is used to mean the flesh of any mammal, fish, bird, shellfish, etc. Fish, seafood, and poultry are not treated as categories separate from "meat," especially when the question of vegetarianism is at issue. (This is also a tendency in several dialects of North American English.) The word "mutton" is used to mean goat meat instead of sheep meat (and sometimes in a broader, euphemistic sense to mean any red meat, i.e., not poultry or fish). The word "hero" is used to mean a male protagonist in a story, especially in a motion picture. The protagonist need not have any specifically heroic characteristics. More significantly, "hero" is used to mean a movie actor who is often cast in the role of the protagonist. Thus, "Look at Vik; he looks like a hero," meaning "he is as handsome as a movie star." "Music director" is used to mean a music composer for movies. The word "dialogue" means "a line of dialogue" in a movie. ("That was a great dialogue!" means "That was a great line!") "Dialogues" is used to mean "screenplay." In motion picture credits, the person who might in other countries be credited as the screenwriter in India is often credited with the term "dialogues." The verb "repair" in southern India is used as a noun for a broken object as in, "The TV became repair." The same word is used for saying when the broken object is fixed: "The TV is repaired and now it is working properly." The word "stay" used for "live" or reside at": "Where do you stay?" meaning not "Where are you temporarily lodging" but "Where is your residence?" (though this is normal in Standard Scottish English) The word "damn" used as an intensifier, especially a negative one, far more frequently and with far more emphatic effect, than in international English, as in "That was a damn good meal". The word "healthy" to refer to fat people, in North India in general and in Bihar in particular as in "His build is on the healthy side" to refer to a positively overweight person. It is used because most people who are thin often suffer from many diseases. People presume that if a person is in a financial position to get fat he mustn't suffer from diseases i.e. he must be healthy The expression "my dear", used as an adjective to refer a likeable person, as in "He is a my dear person." Very common in Bihar. The word "dear" used as a term address of pleasant (male) companionship equivalent to "mate" in Australian English and presumably used as yaar would be in Hindi/Urdu. The word "dress" is used to refer to clothes for men, women, and children alike: "She bought a new dress for her son." The word "cloth" usually refers only to any clothes or fabrics that are not wearable, like "waste cloth": "Use that cloth for cleaning." "Full Shirt or Full Arm Shirt" is used for "Full Sleeves" and "Half Shirt or Half Arm Shirt" for "Half Sleeves" "Cloth" and "clothe" are used interchangeably. 'Clothe' is sometimes regarded as the singular form of 'clothes'. "Shirtings and suitings" used for the process of making such garments "saloon" instead of salon, as in "I will visit the hair saloon." "Bath" and "bathe" are also used interchangeably. Greetings like "Happy Birthday" are used even to say that "Today is my happy birthday" The use of "also" in place of "too" or "as well"; as in "I also need a blanket" instead of "I too need a blanket" or "He was late also" instead of "He was late as well" Intensifying adjectives by doubling them. This is a common feature of most Indian languages. For example: "She has curly-curly hair"; "You are showing your hairy-hairy legs; "We went to different-different places in the city in search of a good hotel; "You will get used to the humidity slowly-slowly". An extreme example is the use of the phrase "simp-simply" by Kannada speakers to mean "without any reason", obviously mirroring the Kannada "sum-sumne". Use of "colour" to imply "colourful"; often doubled in usage as in the previous item. "Those are colour-colour flowers". Use of "reduce" to mean "lose weight." "Have you reduced?" Use of "this side" and "that side" instead of "here" and "there." "Bring it this side." "We went that side." Use of "engagement" to mean not just an agreement between two people to marry, but a formal, public ceremony (often accompanied by a party) where the engagement is formalized. Indians will not speak of a couple as being "engaged," until after the engagement ceremony has been performed. Similar to the use of term "marriage," a person may say "I am going to attend my cousin's engagement next month." Afterwards, the betrothed is referred to as one's "would-be" wife or husband. In this case, "would be" is used to mean "will be" in contrast with the standard and American and British connotation of "wants to be (but will not be)." The word "marry" used to mean "arrange or organize a wedding for," as in "I will be marrying my daughter next month" (meaning: "I will be hosting/organizing my daughter's wedding next month." "Keep" is used to refer to a woman who is someone's mistress. For example, "She is his keep", and also "She is a kept woman". "Graduation" used to mean completion of a bachelor's degree: "I did my graduation at Presidency College" ("I earned my bachelor's degree at Presidency College.") Word order following who, what, where, when, why, or how. In standard American and British English, the following are correct "Where are you going?" "Tell me where you are going" In Indian English, however, a speaker will tend to choose one or the other word order pattern and apply it universally, thus: "Where are you going?" and "Tell me where are you going.", or "Where you are going?" and "Tell me where you are going." "Metro" to mean large city (i.e. 'metros such as Delhi and Bangalore') This is a shortening of the term Metropolis. This can be confusing for Europeans, who tend to use the word to describe underground urban rail networks. Use of the word "shift" to indicate "move", as in "When are you shifting?" (instead of "When are you moving?"). Use of "Sugar" to ask people if they are diabetic ("Do you have sugar?", instead of "Do you have diabetes?"). Use of "off" as an emphatic. ("I did it off" to mean "I went ahead and did it", or "Do it off" to mean "Do it without hesitation".) Use of "buck" as a colloquial name for the Rupee. Lifting the phone instead of picking up the phone. 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Finally this is the last four regions for the semi-finals: Awdal Hargeisa Togdheer Sool See here for details

or that Somalia can effectively stop Hargeysa on its course Ooooh ,, Yeahhhhhhh

Well it seems they are not supporting the bugland's dreams now.

It is me ,,, HERE

Originally posted by Caravaggio: Nayruus.....Waagacusub ma ahoo da same people claimed askari Amxaar shan mar madaxa iska toogtay. ...... Nayruus, For your information: I've just called Mustafe and the whole thing is a comeplete and nake lie ........ Now what do you say ??? hubsiino hal baa la siistaa ......

Forget about qaran ,,,, Yes, now it seems Kulmiye is on the raise but don't underestimate UDUB ,, they always take the last minute's chances ,,, now they are carefully observing the kulmiye's activities, and once they study everything then they can do a BIG BEAT Still, Kulmiye need to change his campaigning strategy ........

hadhwanaag 2007-08-06 (Hadhwanaagnews) Hargeysa(HWN):- Wasiirka Wasaarada arrimaha dibada Somaliland Cabdilaahi Maxamed Ducaale ayaa daboolka ka qaaday in Khilaafka ka dhex aloosan Xukuummada iyo Golaha Wakilladu in la isaga imandoono si khilaafka loo xalilo, isla markaana waxa uu cadeeyey inay doorashada soo socota sideeda ay qabsoomidoonto sidii loogu tala-galay. Wasiirku waxa uu sidaa ka sheegay taalo loo sameeyey Mujaahidiintii halgamayaashi SNM ee ku duugan meel u dhow Tuulada Geedeeble ee Waqooyiga Magaalada Hargeysa, halkaas oo ay ku aasaan yihiin boqolaal Mujaahid oo u shahiiday dib u xoreynta dalka. Dr.Maxamed Aar Cabdilaahi oo ka mid ahaa mujaahidiintii Ururkii S.N.M ayaa Maal-gelinaya Taalada loo dhisayo Xabaalihii mujaadiintii ku shihiiday Halgankii dib u xoreynta Dalka, Munaasibad loo sameeyey dhagax dhiga taaladaas ayaa waxa ka soo qeyb-galay, Wasiirada arrimaha dibada Somaliland, Dib-u-dejinta iyo qaar ka mida saraakiil sar sare oo ka tirsan Ururkii SNM iyo Masuuliyiin kale. Wasiirka arrimaha dibada Somaliland Cabdilaahi Maxamed Ducaale ayaa cadeeyey inay Xukuummadu Diyaar u tahay Uruurinta Taariikhda SNM. ‘’Anagu dhinaca xukuumada waxa alaale wixii taariikhdaa hagaajinaya ee ururinteeda laga shaqaynayo diyaar baanu u nahay,” ayuu yidhi. “Tan Golayaasha Nidaamkeedii iyo qorshaheedii ayay leedahay oo majaraheedii bay qaadanaysaa meel fiicana maanta way maraysaa, waana laysu imanayaa” ayuu yidhi Cabdilaahi Maxamed Ducaale waxa uu rajo-wanaagsan ka muujiyey inay doorashada soo socotaa wakhtigii loogu tala-galay dhacayso. Isaga oo arrinta ka hadlayana waxa uu yidhi. “Dalkana loo biqi maayo , doorashadiina way dhici doontaa nidaamkiisiina wuu soconayaa , mid la leexan karay taladii dalkana ma jiro’’ Mujaahid Maxamed Aar oo isna halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa waxa uu sheegay in goobtan iyo meelo kale ay noqdaan Goobaha lagu xasuusto shuhadadii xaq u dirirka ahayd ee SNM oo nin walba magaciisa lagu qoridoono, isaga oo hadalkiisa sii watana waxa xusay in ay waajib ina saaran ay tahay in la xusaa Mujaahidiintii SNM ee dlakan xorayntiisa u dhintay. Wasiirka dib u dejinta Somaliland Abshir Axmed Xasan oo isna halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa waxa uu sheegay inuu ilaahay inagu guuleeyey halgankii Xoriyadii inaga luntay aynu u soo galnay ee ay nu dalkan ay ku xoreynay. “Waxaana loo baahan yahay a inaynu ku fara-adeygno midhihii ka dhasay halgankii dib u xoreynta” ayuu yidhi Abshir Xasan. Madaxweyne kuixgeenkii hore ee Somaliland Mujaahid Cabdiraxmaan Aw-cali Faarax ayaa waxa uu sheegay inuu Ururkii Xoreynta SNM uu ka dhashay dhibaato badan oo ummadda ka soo gaadhay koonfutii aynu la midownay. Waxa iyaguna halkaasi ka hadlay Mujaahidiinta Ibraahim Dhagaweyne, Mujaahid Cali Gurey, Mujaahid, Mujaahid Xasan Ganay, Sahra halgan oo iyaduba dalka ku soo noqotay, oo dhamaantoodba ka waramay halgankii qadhaadhaa ee loo soo maray dib u xoreynta dalka.

hadhwanaag 2007-08-07 (Hadhwanaagnews) Hargeysa(HWN):-Wasiirkii Wasaarada Caafimaadka iyo Shaqada Somaliland Cabdilaahi Xuseen Iimaan [Darawal] ayaa xilkii Wasiirnimo iska casilay,isaga oo is-casilaadiisa ku sababeeyey inay jiraan duruufo u gaar ah oo aan u saamaxayn in uu sii wato Xilkii uu Qaranka u hayey.isla markaana Madaxweyne Rayaale uu ka aqbalay istiqaalada uu u gudbiyey ee uu xilka isaga casilay. Sida waxa lagu sheegay warsaxaafadeed uu ku saxeexan yahay Af-hayeenka Madaxtooyada Somaliland ahna la taliyaha Madaxweynaha ee Dhinaca Warbaahinta Siciid Cadaani Mooge. Isa oo dhameystirana waxa uu u dhignaa sedan:- “Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, Mudane Daahir Rayaale Kaahin, waxa maanta uu ka aqbalay istiqaalad uu u soo gudbiyey Wasiirkii Wasaaradda Caafimaadka Mudane,Cabdillaahi Xusseen Iimaan (Darawal) oo iska casilay xilkii uu dawladda ka hayey, Madaxweynuhu waxa uu ka aqbalay istiqaaladdaa Wasiirka Wasaaradda Caafimaadka, Mudane, Cabdillaahi Xusseen Iimaan ( Darawal) oo sheetay duruufo u gaar ah oo aan u saamaxayn in uu sii wato Xilkii uu Qaranka u hayey. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu ku ammaanay Wasiirkii Mudadii uu xilka u Qaranka u hayey, sidii habsamida ahayd ee uu u gutay xilkiisii iyo kaalintii wax ku oolka ahayd ee uu ka soo qaatay dhsimaha Qaranka Somaliland, iyo wada shaqeyntii fiicnayd ee ka dhaxaysay Madaxweynaha iyo Wasiirka” Is-casilaadan Wasiirka Caafimaadka iyo shaqada Somaliland Cabdillaahi Xusseen Iimaan ( Darawal) ayaa ku soo beegantay, iyada oo wadanka khilaaf Sharci oo ka aloosan yahay, Wasiirka Caafimaadka iyo shaqada Somaliland Cabdillaahi Xusseen Iimaan ( Darawal) ayaa ka mid ahaa wasiirada ugu cimriga dheer dawlada Marxuum Maxamed Xaaji Ibraahin Cigal iyo tan Madaxweyne Rayaale-ba.

New School New York: What is to you the most valid argument for international recognition of Somaliland? Dustin Dehéz: In my view there is only one important argument and that is the right of self-determination. Somalilanders clearly made use of that right, as numerous democratic elections in the recent past have shown. The progress being made should now translate into international recognition. New School: What is the most important point from the perspective of the international community? Dehez: I see two major concerns: firstly international recognition could be quoted as a precedent for state secession by other independence-movements throughout the continent. Secondly, but with less impact: Recognition could spark violence between the South and Somaliland and thus creating regional instability. Talking to Western foreign policy makers there is one clear question nearly every diplomat puts forward: Who would have an interest in recognition? Clearly most of them do not think that recognition is a necessity for the country's development in the first place. Secondly, the benefit/impact that recognition would have: a strong signal to Muslim states in the Middle East that democratic transition would be appreciated by the West – is not yet in all minds. Furthermore the reluctance to recognise Somaliland in order to avoid a precedent might change within the next five years, when the Sudanese in Southern Sudan will vote on their independence. If they vote in support of independence international politicians might recognise Somaliland in what they see as a shortly open window for change in the Horn of Africa. New School: What are the dangers of recognition? Is it right to say that the dangers are bigger if recognition does not happen? Dehez: Contrary to many observers I do not see the danger that international recognition would be quoted as a precedent by other secessionist movements. The case of Somaliland is in a sense unique, even in Africa. First it is hard to secede from a state that does not exist. This distinguishes the case of Somaliland from secessionist movements in Nigeria or Sudan. Secondly, no other movement has been that successful in establishing a working state structure. What should matter most is the question if a state is capable of providing basic services such as health care and education to its people. Somaliland is better positioned than many international recognised states in these practical issues. While in most cases of secession we speak of movements such as the SPLM/A, in the case of Somaliland we are talking about a de facto state. Independent political structures like every other political entity evolve over time, in doing so they develop an internal dynamic that cannot simply be turned back, especially when this dynamic had been sparked without foreign assistance or help. Somaliland in this sense is politically more mature. But although it cannot be viewed as a precedent by other movements, at least not credibly, international recognition could nonetheless lead to violence. We have indications that a newly formed Al-Ittihad cell formed in Mogadishu is seeking to destabilise the country. And the TFG of Somalia which is still trying to enhance its legitimation could be tempted to exploit recognition by declaring war or trying to intervene with militias from Puntland. On the other hand, the international diplomatic community seems to be convinced that the current situation could continue without much damage: While welcoming Somaliland's progress nobody wants to tell the TFG and Southern Somalis that Somaliland's independence in the medium run is inevitable. This stance towards Hargeysa is not without difficulties: Somaliland has made progress and although I believe that much of this progress is of sustainable nature Somaliland is nonetheless vulnerable. It is now in a position where it needs international recognition to proceed with the development of its economy – in a country with a high level of unemployment a necessity. Making contracts with international companies over port facilities or exploration rights will become a lot easier if Somaliland would achieve international recognition. With a weak economy the country could eventually become attractive for terrorists or organised crime that both benefit from weak states and less developed states. All in all, dangers are indeed bigger if Somaliland would not be internationally recognised. New School: Have there been any recent changes in Somaliland's relations with neighbouring/regional countries, in particular Ethiopia after the Foreign Minister of the usually supportive neighbour claimed that his country would be "the last country to recognise Somaliland"? Dehez: I am convinced that Ethiopia's Foreign Minister's recent statement is merely rhetoric. Ethiopia's primary concern is the fragile security in its ****** region which is mainly inhabited by Somalis. Therefore Ethiopia is not only maintaining friendly relations with Somaliland but also with the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) of Abdullahi Yusuf. But the TFG is still lacking legitimacy and many Somalis regard the TFG not mistakenly as an Ethiopian puppet regime. In a move to strengthen the TFG, Ethiopia is officially committed to the territorial integrity of Somalia and is downplaying its relations with Hargeysa. As many Somalis in the South still seek a "Greater Somalia" (including the ******, parts of northern Kenya, Somaliland and Djibouti), supporting the TFG in its nationalist rhetoric is only a tactical move. However, as soon as the first countries will to recognise Somalia, Addis Ababa will follow suit. New School: We are also interested to get a better understanding of the relations to South Africa as a major African player. How close is South Africa to the current Somaliland government? Dehez: Officially South Africa would certainly deny that any such links to Hargeysa exist. However, I am convinced that there are diplomatic channels between the two countries. My understanding is that South Africa is the only country on the African continent that could potentially lead the continent into a new era, due to its better infrastructure, its record of good governance, its influence in international peacekeeping, its relative ethnic homogeneity, and finally because its political structures are more stable than those of its only potential rival in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria. Therefore South Africa is going to play a leading role in reshaping the continent. This includes a new and relative flexible stance towards boundary issues, as new ideas on statehood in Africa are generally endorsed. The African Union is mirroring this new approach and its charter already allows for interference in national sovereignty. This new stance is accompanied with a new approach to security in general: in the past sovereignty and territorial integrity were the major focus of security questions while the focus has now shifted to issues such as terrorism, small-arms trade, organised crime or narco-trafficking, this shift could benefit Somaliland. South African delegations have been to Somaliland and are said to be heavily impressed by the progress being made. The question is what Pretoria would gain from international recognition. Somaliland is geographically located on the periphery of Africa and many Somalis regard themselves as Arabs. Egypt is interested to enhance its influence in Somalia and the Horn in general. As soon as the government of South Africa is convinced that recognition would balance Cairo's influence and would furthermore enhance its image of being an active supporter of the African people and Africa in general, it will recognise the country. New School: Do you see advantages for Somalia if Somaliland would be internationally recognised (for example the influx of more aid into Somaliland that would also benefit the stability and development of Somalia)? Dehez: Basically yes, in a sense international recognition is a prerequisite for success of any peace process in overall Somalia. Only when it is clear that Somaliland's independence is inevitable can a valid peace agreement be reached. Additionally the border conflict between Somaliland and Puntland (or Somalia) could be solved by peaceful means through international independent ruling. The current TFG is still internally split and I do not believe that it will survive 2007 and I even doubt the TFG will manage to stay intact during the course of 2006. A new peace process for Somalia will subsequently be needed. Somalia and Somaliland likewise are dependent on cattle export. International recognition of Somaliland would turn the country's economy from a non-official/not-unofficial economy into an official one, creating more revenues from its exports. That would strengthen the economy of the entire region including Somalia. New School: How important is it in your view to have Somalia's consent to international recognition for Somaliland? Can you imagine a compromise that Somalia would accept? Dehez: I do not see any chance to get such consent. Basically no one will achieve the consent of a country that virtually does not exist. My impression is that an overwhelming majority of the more political active southern Somalis are strongly opposed to Somaliland being independent. The core point is that Somalilanders made use of their right of self-determination, and given the current state of Somalia I do not think that Somaliland needs Somalia's consent or that Somalia can effectively stop Hargeysa on its course. dias-online.

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Madaxweynaha Somaliland oo kulan deg deg ah isugu yeedhay golaha wakiilada ee Somaliland xiligan oo ay fasax ku jiraan Hargeysa(Qaran) Madfaxweynaha Somaliland Mudane Daahir Rayaale Kaahin ayaa isagu yeedhay Mudanayaasha Golaha Wakiilada Inay todobaad ka dib isagu yimaadaan Fadhim aan caadi ahayn. Madaxweyne Rayaale waxa uu ku sababeeyay Fadhiga aan caadiga ahayn in loo baahan yahay in Go'aan laga gaadho arrinta Miisaaniyad Sanadeedka 2007 oo ay ku jirto Kharashkii lagu geli lahaa Doorashooyinka wakhtiga yari ka hadhay ee Golayaasha Deegaanka iyo sidii loo dhamaystiri lahaa Komishinka Doorashooyinka. Sidaas waxa lagu sheegay warsaxaafadeed uu caawan soo saaray afhayeenka Madaxtooyada oo u qornaa sidan;- Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliand, Mudane Daahir Rayaale Kaahin, isagoo cuskanaya qodobka 46aad, faqradiisa labaad ee Dastuurka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, ee awooda u siinaya in sharcigu u ogol yahay in fadhi deg deg ah, uu isugu yeedhi karo Golaha Wakiilada marka arrimo deg deg ahi ay dalka la soo gudboonaadaan. Madaxweynuhu isagoo tixgelinayaa la tashi badan oo uu la yeeshay waxgaradka iyo aqoonyahanada iyo cidd wal oo danaynaysay danaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, waxa uu si qadarin iyo mudnaan mudan uga codsaday in Golaha Wakiiladu ay fadhi deg deg ah isugu yimaadaan kana hadli doonaan arrimo muhiima oo aan sugi karin inta ay ka soo noqonayaan fasaxooda, kuwaasi oo ay ka mid yihiin. 1.Dhammaystirka Xubnaha Komiishanka Doorashooyinka, taas oo lagama maarmaan u ah geedi socodka Doorashooyinka Qaranka oo wakhti koobani ka hadhsan yahay. 2.Ansixinta Miisaaniyadda Qaranka ee 2007 oo u taalla Golaha Wakiilada in ay si deg deg ah go;aan uga gaadhaan, iyadoo Miisaaniyaddaasi ay ku jirto tii Doorashooyinka Goleyaasha Deegaanka ee fooda inagu soo haysa. Madaxweynuhu waxa uu Golaha xildhibaanada ka codsaday in fadhigaasi deg deg ah ay isugu yimaadaan muddo todobaada gudaheed ah, laga bilaabo maanta.

Geed deebleh: Md. Ibraahim Dhego-weyne ayaa Maxamed Aar ku amaanay Fikirka fiican ee uu ku xasuustay inuu mujaahidiintiii soo halgantay Xus iyo Taalooyin u sameeyo Hargeysa(Qaran)-Dr.Maxamed Aar Cabdilaahi oo ka mid ahaa mujaahidiintii Ururkii S.N.M ayaa Maalgelinaya Taalo loo dhisayo Xabaalihii mujaadiintii ku shihiiday Halgankii dib u xoreynta Dalka,taasi oo maanta dhismaheedu ka bilaabmay Goob u dhow Tuulada Geedeeble ee Waqooyiga Magaalada Hargeysa,halkaasi oo ay ku aasan yihiin kumanaan ka mida shuhadadii Iyo Dadweyne ay xasuuqeen Ciidamadii Siyaad Barre sanadihii Sideetameeyadii, siiba Mujaahid Maxamed Xasan (Gacma Dheere) iyo Mujaahid Axamed Daahir (AxmedDhagax) iyo mujaahidiin kaleba. Xaflad loo sameeyay Dhagax-dhiga taaladaas,waxa ka soo qeyb galay qaar ka mid ah Hogaamiyeyaashii milatari iyo Siyaasadeed ee SNM iyo Wasiirada Wasaaradaha Arrimaha Dibada Iyo Dib u dejinta. ‘’Anagu dhinaca xukuumada waxa alaale wixii taariikhdaa hagaajinaya ee ururinteeda laga shaqaynayo diyaar baanu u nahay,Tan Golayaasha Nidaamkeedii iyo qorshaheedii ayay leedahay oo majaraheedii bay qaadanaysaa meel fiicana maanta way maraysaa, waana laysu imanayaa, dalkana loo biqi maayo , doorashadiina way dhici doontaa nidaamkiisiina wuu soconayaa , mid la leexan karay taladii dalkana ma jiro’’.Ayuu Yidhi Wasiirka Wasaarada Arrimaha Dibada Somaliland Mudane Cabdilaahi Maxamed Ducaale oo Munaasibadaas ka hadlay. Madaxeyne Ku-xigeenkii hore ee Somaliland Md.C/raxmaan Aw Cali Faarax oo ka hadlay ayaa ka waramay halgankii SNM soo martay iyo siday xornimadu ku timid iyo waxa keenay inay SNM ka dagaalanto , isla markaana halgankaa dheer ee SNM soo gashay wuxuu sheegay inay ka dhalatay dawladnimada Somaliland maanta ka jirta. Waxa kale oo uu sheegay wixii SNM ka dagaalantay in shacbi iyo dawladba laga taxadiro , isla markaana laga fogaado wixii qaranimada wax u dhimaya oo aan qofnaba cadaalad darro , damac iyo qabiil wax ku doonin. Mujaahid Cali Guray oo isagu ugu yaraan ciidankii Geed deeble deganaa ee SNM haystay markii dalka la soo galay Lix bilood ayaa sheegay in ugu yaraan shan kun oo qof oo shacbi iyo mujaahidintii SNM isugu jiraa ay ku aasan yihiin deegaanka Geed Deeble. Waxa uu tafaasiil ka bixiyay Marxaladihii Qalafsanaa ee ay soo mareen mudadii ay halganka ku jireen iyo duruufihii la soo darsay dib u xorayntii d alka, kaasi oo deegaankaa Geed Deeble sheegay in ay ahayd meel Macno weyn oo taariikhiya ugu fadhida SNM-ta iyo bulshadii xilligaasi nafta ula qaxdayba. Mujaahid Ibraahim Cabdilaahi [Dhego-weyne ayaa isaguna waxa uu Maxamed Aar ku amaanay Fikirka fiican ee uu ku xasuustay inuu mujaahidiintiii soo haklgantay Xus iyo Taalooyin u sameeyo. Mujaahid Xasan Ganay oo halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa sheegay in ay iyagu garan waayeen inay shuhaadadaa SNM taaladaasi oo kale u sameeyeen, hase yeeshee Mujaahid Maxamed Aar oo ka yimid Ingiriisku uu gartay in uu shuhaadadii SNM eek u aasnay deegaanka Geed Deeble inuu u sameeyo taaladan lagu xusayo. Waxa uu shacbi iyo xukuumadba u soo jeediyay in dhakhtar dhimirka ah oo lagu daaweeyo mujaahidiintii SNM ee hadda waalan laga dhiso goobtaa Geed Deeble. Maxamed Aar oo ka mid ahaa Mujaahidiintii SNM, balse hada ku nool dalka Ingiriiska waxa uu ka waramay in dastuurkii SNM uu ku yaalay qodob sheegayay in dalka markay xoreeyaan in laba sanadood ka dib talada d alka ay shacabka ku wareejiyaan , taasina ay ka dhabeeyeen , isla markaana sidaa SNM yeeshay ay jiraan dalal badan oo Afrikaan ah oo weli iyaga jabhadii qabsatay ay hayso taladii dalka. Waxaanu xusay in reer Geed deegble ay sharaf iyo karaamo mudan yihiin , kaalin wayna ay ka qaateen halgankii dib u xoraynta dalka. Mujaahid Maxamed Aar oo isaguna halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa sheegay in markii hore uu doonayay Mujaahidiintii SNM ee Geed deeble ku duugan in nin walba taalo uu u sameeyo ay magaciisa ku qoraan , hase yeeshee uu magacyadoodii wada heli kari waayay oo uu 160 kaliya magacyadoodii uu helay , sidaa daraadeed ay go’aansadeen in taalo qudha oo lagu xusayo ay halkaasi ka dhisaan shuhaadadaa. Waxaanu sheegay in ay waajib ina saaran ay tahay in la xusaa Mujaahidiintii SNM ee dlakan xorayntiisa u dhintay. Dhinaca kalena waxa maalintii shalay isla mujaahidkan oo ka mid ah qurba jooga reer Somaliland uu Tuulada Bali-cabane ee Degmada Faro-weyne Taalo yga sameeyay Alle Ha u Naxariistee Mujaahidkii u horeeyay ee Ururkii SNM ka shahiiday oo la odhan jiray Xasan Saleebaan Maxamed.. Cumar Maxamed Faarax Qarannews/Hargeysa-