looool ,, i hope he won't shave his beard and come back to xamar

you would need an external power if they are only those you said sxb ...... at least they beat the TFG and its warlords in xamar sow maaha ??

Dad uun baa rumaystay ,,,,,,,,,, since we don't have a strong and written history then let those gaalos play with it

what about him ?????

So it is like "WORK FOR US, PRAISE US WHILE WE DO THE GENOCIDE".......... Damn Tigrees

Inaalillaah ,,, in kurta laga guro bay ahayd nacladi kortayda Shame on our somalis ,,,,,, Waa dadkii waddanka u maqnaa ee rajada laga qabay.

,,,,, He is Arab so no wonder inuu alaabtaas apitate u hayo Back to the topic, i never thought this will take such long discussion and some will support those saudis for their crazy actions against women.

what a day today ,,,,,,,,,,, no comments

I've some experience on this issue ,,,, will be back for it IA .....

See ?? ,,,, someone is immedately in reaction mood loooooooool@Bob ,,,,, ,,,,,, is he picking then for you or he went there for himself ,, wax baad isku qastaye

markii hore intaas kamaad reebin ee waad is raacisay ,,,,,,, i thought you won't even read

NAA, I thought you left this section ,,,

Accra (Public Agenda)- It has been submitted that the non-recognition of Somaliland by the African Union (AU) is undermining the principles of peace and stability of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD). "The principles of NEPAD demand that African States should promote peace and stability, and this is exactly what Somaliland has achieved and consolidated. Consequently, the non-recognition of Somaliland by the AU is undermining the NEPAD," declared Dr. Iqbal Jhazbhay of the University of South Africa, Pretoria at a symposium on "The African Union and Somaliland in the Horn of Africa". His topic was "Somaliland: Post-War Nation-Building & the Challenge of International Recognition". He points out that the issue in question also challenges the AU during the 'good governance' era of NEPAD, a context within which Somaliland fits comfortably as a good citizen of the international community. He said it was ironical that certain countries without the necessary institutions and structures were recognized by the international community while Somaliland with the required structures in place has not been recognized. "Somaliland has brought into sharp focus the grave mistake of the international community in recognizing countries without the required structures and institutions". The event was hosted by the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Center (KAIPTC) in conjunction with the University of South Africa, Department of Religious Studies and Arabic with support from Somaliland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Dr. Jhazbhay said the AU would be fair to the people of Somaliland if it establishes a sub committee comprising members from all the five sub regional bodies to analyse the Somaliland case and report back to the continental union for decisive action. Somaliland is a relatively unknown East African country in the Horn of Africa which became a sovereign nation in 1947 after breaking the yoke of British colonialism and within its first week of her freedom entered into integration with Somalia. In 1991, she withdrew from the integration and declared her independence. On 18th May 2007, Somaliland marked her 16th anniversary of her independence from Somalia. The proclamation of independence was founded on basic requirements of international law, which includes a permanent population, defined territory, a stable system of government and the capacity to enter into international relations with other states. For 16 years Somaliland has built up and projected a credible domestic political constituency in contrast to its southern neighbour, Somalia, where the United Nations, the African Union and the Transitional Federal Government are struggling to overcome internal divisions and assert national political authority. However, Somaliland's success story in establishing and maintaining a functioning constitutional democracy remains a better-kept secret and denied international recognition. According to Dr. Jhazbhay, Somaliland has tried to manage extreme Islamic fundamentalism within widely accepted norms and this has reinforced religious and social cohesion within the country. Speaking on "Somaliland's Emerging Democracy and Economy: The Way to Consolidation", Somaliland's Foreign Affairs Minister, Mr. Abdillahi Duale submitted that his country has all it takes in a any stable and democratic state, adding that in a referendum in May 2001, 97 percent of eligible voters approved the country's Constitution and affirmed Somaliland's status as a sovereign and independent state. Since the referendum there have been three democratic elections: local elections in December 2002, Presidential elections in April 2003 and Parliamentary elections in September 2005. "Several countries enjoy de factor relations with Somaliland. European governments have signed agreements with Somaliland government for the return of refugees, recognizing not just the reality of the Somaliland administration but also the existence of the necessary peace and stability for the return of failed asylum seekers. For instance, Ethiopia has an agreement with Somaliland on the use of the port at Berbera. Bilateral and multilateral agencies, including those of the UN, operate effectively in Somaliland," he said. He disclosed that an AU fact-finding mission in 2005 acknowledged that Somaliland's independence does not set a precedent for the redrawing of colonial boundaries in Africa because Somaliland had simply re-declared itself independent state within its former colonial boundaries. The Foreign Affairs Minister of Ethiopia, Mr. Seyoum Mesfin, said the case of Somalia is a fact on the ground that cannot be wished away, and that dialogue is the way forward out of the stalemate. Ebenezer Hanson

Taliyaha Ciidanka Booliska Somaliland Col Maxamed Saqadhi Dubad waxa hoosta ka xariiqay inaanu sharciga Somaliland ogolayn in Dawlad kale heshiis la’aan u soo mastaafuriso dad aan laga warqabin dhinaca Somaliland. How many times do we have to repeat this to those countries ??? ,,,, first it was Denmark and now Ethiopia ?? Good work Mudane Saqadhi ,,,,,,,,

Don't get that mad sxb .... just open your eyes and look the reality in front of you. Why Arabs are so many different countries while they speak the same language, wear the same clothes and have one religion ??? Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman, etc ?? Why Djibouti is different from Somalia and how come they are another governement while they have as same culture and language as ours ?? Why somaliland can't be its own country if THE PEOPLE want that ??? Somalia needs a freedom from its own leaders and politicians before they look for more ,,,,,

BOSSASO, Somalia July 6 (Garowe Online) - Unknown gunmen killed an intelligence officer in the northern Somali region of Puntland overnight Thursday, residents said today. Khalif Farah Ibrahim, an agent with the Puntland Intelligence Service (PIS), was shot to death while eating at a restaurant in the port city of Bossaso, the region's commercial center. The gunmen used pistols in the attack, witnesses said. Puntland police sealed off the area within minutes but the killers managed to escape. This killing is the first of its kind in Puntland, another worrying sign that the Mogadishu insurgency is spreading fast. Aside from Mogadishu, government officials have been assassinated in Baidoa and Kismayo, two major southern cities. Gen. Adde Muse, the Puntland leader, said at last week's Independence Day celebration in the regional capital Garowe that there are "enemies" who aim to create insecurity in the erstwhile peaceful region. Puntland is the home region of Somali President Abdullahi Yusuf.

Islaantii Yeko Yeko maqaaxida ku lahayd horta ma nooshahay ???

I had said it before and I will say it again. A picture is worth a million or billion words. Did my eyes deceive me or is that the Somaliland flag flying next to the AU and Ecowas flags in Accra, Ghana? Were those a group of dignitaries attending the symposium on Somaliland? Did the Ghanaian Foreign Minister and the AU Chairperson bring forth the reality of Somaliland at the recent African Union summit? Was that the Somaliland Foreign Minister meeting with his counterpart from Ghana?..No, I don't think that my eyes and ears had deceived me. The reality of Somaliland is there for all to see, some may like to wish it away, but instead of trying to solve their own problems, they seem to have a fixation with Somaliland. This scenario reminds me of the man whose own house is on fire, but is preoccupied with the festivities at his neighbours house! Somaliland become independent on June 26th, 1960. Somaliland's independence was recognised by over 40 nations, including, US,the then USSR,China, UK, France, etc,etc.. Somaliland has once again re-asserted its independence on May 18th,1991, it is final and it is not subject to negotiations. In other words, "nin bal tiisii daayacay tu kale cuskanaya" Sincerely, Ahmed Kheyre London, UK

Ethiopia was invited to Somalia by its government. why inviting them ??? ,,, doesn't that mean they don't have the people's support and they invited them just to be there by force ??

I'm just organizing your online wedding ,,, forget about me ,,,, i can't work and get married at da same time . Let's do it for you first ,,,, let's pick up 20 from each gender and do da damn wedding. LET'S MAKE A HISTORY.

YES ,,,,, I received an email from him. now i know meeshuu joogo ,,,,,,,

Originally posted by Faarax-Brown: quote:Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: Some of my friends are living there ,,, i must call them and tell them to move Are they by any chance asxaabul marqaan al marfish? If so, Tell them to go and venture the outside world. As far as i know ,, they not asxaabul marqaan ,,,,

I'm not that ugly CC ,,, come on ,,, you da first one telling ppl i'm very very ugly. Be fair and don't scream in that way ,,,,,, don't make me go for a surgery or something.

Some of my friends are living there ,,, i must call them and tell them to move

Time to go home ,,,,,,,,,,, it is the weekend.