That is when ppl want to ignore their real problem just to argue on something they can do nothing about it.

they enjoy reading our posts and too lazy to type they need coffee

you can bring it to the table ,,,,,,, seems both sides are not happy to discuss it.

where is the other one ?? ,,,,, i don't remember walahi ,,,

that is what they say ,,,,,,, and the ones i met, they just look like somalis

what was the title ???

Men!,animals! loooooooooooooool women: ?????????

THE JOB DESCRIPTION

People in the United States have been told that there is a "genocide" happening in the Darfur region of Sudan. We never hear much else about Sudan or Africa in general. Tens of millions of dollars have been raised and spent to promote a distorted narrative about the humanitarian crisis. The narrative fits seamlessly with the anti-Arab and anti-Muslim hysteria and racism that has been whipped up by the U.S. government to justify the occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, and the Israeli war on the Palestinian people. It also has kept the focus away from Washington’s assault on Somalia. The U.S. government has bombed the people of Somalia at least three times in 2007 alone. Washington claims it is doing this to liberate Somalia from "Islamic terrorists" and to support its central government. This is a lie. For all of its phony concern about people in Darfur, the U.S. government has created a different humanitarian crisis in Somalia—killing thousands and displacing hundreds of thousands. The U.S. government’s objectives in Sudan and Somalia are the same: securing access to raw materials and markets, security that guarantees the unfettered flow of U.S. capital, and neo-colonial subjugation of the African continent as a whole. Orchestrated divisions In 1991, the regime of Siad Barre was overthrown by a coalition of different clans and armed groupings. The coalition quickly fell apart after failing to come to terms on a power sharing agreement. Sixteen years without a central government followed. The clan structure has been a constant brake on Somalia’s progress. It has been, and continues to be, exploited by imperialist countries, like Britain, Italy and now the United States, as a way to undermine the country’s social and economic unity. After years of violence and relentless fighting between different clans, many Somalis questioned their clan loyalty and became more conscious of alternative instruments to improve their security, raise their quality of living, and influence politics—instruments with multi-clan membership, like business associations, Islamic organizations, women’s groups, and civil society organizations. In 2006, the Union of Islamic Courts, with popular support, routed the U.S.-backed coalition of clan-based warlords that had terrorized and extorted Somalia. The UIC consolidated control over much of southern Somalia, including the capital, Mogadishu. This is why the United States opened up a third front of the so-called war on terror in Somalia. The UIC threatened to unite Somalia across clan divisions and along nationalist lines. The UIC appealed to all ethnic Somalis who share a common religion (Islam) and language (Somali). Troops of Washington’s client regime in Ethiopia, headed by the brutal Meles Zenawi, accompanied by U.S. special forces, invaded and occupied Somalia in December 2006. The UIC disappeared and went underground. For Ethiopia and the United States, the strategy was supposed to be to get in, wipe out the UIC, install a puppet government made up of former warlords known as the Transitional Federal Government, and then withdraw Ethiopian troops and replace them with a combination of African Union and U.N. troops. Like in Iraq, "mission accomplished" was declared prematurely in January 2007, after only a few weeks of fighting. Since then, the United States and its proxy, Ethiopia, have been caught off guard by the strength of the resistance and its shift in tactics to guerilla warfare. Many tactics used by the Iraqi resistance have been adopted by Somali fighters. What the U.S. imperialists and Ethiopia thought was going to be a quick military operation has turned into a protracted struggle. The Ethiopian army desperately wants to pull out its 25,000 occupying troops. Somali resistance to the occupation continues. On June 9, the militia loyal to the UIC’s former defense leader took control of two key towns in the lower Shabelle region after heavy fighting with TFG forces. And the Zenawi regime faces growing internal threats in Ethiopia. On April 24, the ****** National Liberation Front, a movement of ethnic Somalis in Ethiopia’s ****** region, attacked an oilfield, killing 65 Ethiopian soldiers and 9 Chinese workers. Humanitarian’ intervention? Hussein Adow, a Mogadishu businessman told the London Times in late April, "In the six months the Islamic courts were here, less than 20 people lost their lives through violence. Now, that many die in ten minutes." Over 400,000 people have been internally displaced in Somalia since January. Thousands of civilians have been killed. The situation for the people of Somalia is worse now than it has been in decades. Twice in January and most recently on June 1, the United States military intervened directly in Somalia, carrying out missile strikes against villages in northern and southern Somalia. The January 8 strike in the city of Afmadow killed at least 70 civilians. Mogadishu is a war zone again. Schools, businesses, roadside stalls and even orphanages have closed. Washington’s role in Somalia unveils the myth of U.S. "humanitarian" intentions in Africa. During a June 7 press conference, Air Force Brig. Gen. Robert Holmes, deputy director of operations for U.S. Central Command, discussed Washington’s strategic outlook in Africa and also hinted at the true aims of imperialism: "I think it’s very important that we engage there [in the Horn of Africa]. And the foot in the door there, honestly, is humanitarian operations." Holmes continued, "Ultimately that is … a softer instrument of military power, which then over time builds capacity with regard to combating terrorism and other challenges." (American Forces Press Service, June 7) No one should be fooled when U.S. generals and politicians start talking about people’s needs in Africa. They do not care about the suffering of Africans one bit. They do not want to give justice to the people of the continent. Nor do they want to work with African countries in the spirit of solidarity and cooperation. HERE

I'm looking for the english version of the news ,,,, In general, it is the UNDP office in somaliland promoted to directly deal with the government and making its own decisions without referring to Nairobi office.

it is not the norm in saudis ,,, it is an imposed procedure and ppl dont like ,, they just accept it by force or they face prison or punishment. Where da hell is fair in the Islamic view that women cannot check their emails without Muxrim ??? that must be funny Walahi ,,, At least there should be some places special only for women ,,,, as long as those ones are for men.

hadhwanaag 2007-07-05 (Hadhwanaagnews) Hargeysa(HWN):- Wakiilka Hay’ada qaramada midoobay ee UNDP u qaabilsan Somaliland iyo Soomaaliya Mr.Bruno Lemarquis ayaa markii ugu horeysay Cadeeyey in go’aamada ku saabsan somaliland ee hay’adu gaadho ay Hargeysa lagu goyndoono, kaas oo markii hore loo diri jiray Magaalada Nairobi si looga soo arimiyo, isla markaana aanay dib u dhicidoonin go’aamo la isku celceliyo sidii hore u dhici jirtay. Sida waxa uu Wakiilku ku sheegay shir jaraa’id oo uu xalay ku qabtay Hotel Ambassador ee Magaalada Hargeysa. Waxa kale oo Wakiilku ku sheegay shirkiisa jaraa’id inay hay’ada UNDP dalacsiisay xafiiskii ay ku lahayd Somaliland oo ay u soo magacowaday nin ka madax ah oo aan hore u lahayn. Wakiilka hay’ada UNDP u qaabilsan Somaliland iyo Somaliya Mr. Bruno lemarquis ee fadhigiisu yahay Magaalada Nairobi ayaa waxa uu yidhi. “Dhamaadkii sanadkii hore [2006] waxaanu kulan noocan oo kale ah la yeelanay dawlada [somaliland] si aanu u eegno qorshayaasha iyo dhinacyada kala duwan ee ay hay’ada UNDP wax ka qabatay kuwaas oo kala ah. 1. qeybta Maamulka dawlada iyo Horumarinta hay’adaheeda. 2. Nabadgelyada, iyo kala danbeynta. 3. Dabarjarida saboolnimada. 4. Sinaanta labka iyo dhediga, HIV/AIDS, xuquuqda bini’aadamka, iyo horumarinta Information Technology [iT]” Isaga oo hadalkiisa sii watana waxa uu intaa raaciyey oo u yidhi “Waxaanu si wada jira u dejinay barnaamuj aad loogu hanweyn yahay, kaas oo la fulinayey 2007-da, xiligaas aad ayaanu uga wararsanayn inuu hirgelidoono mashruucaasi iyo in kale. Lix bilood kadib waxaanu la fadhinaa dadkii aanu la kulanay wakhtigaas oo ah dawlada iyo bulshada rayidka ah.” Mr.Bruno lemarquis waxa uu yidhi “Maanta waa maalin wanaagsan, Maxaa yeelay waxa jira natiijooyin qurux badan, lixdii bilood ee ina dhaafay sanadkii hore”. “Mashaariicdii aynu saaka qiimaynaynay waxay ahaayeen qaar lagu qanci karo, waxaanu ku guuleysanay 60% [boqolkiiba lixdan], taas oo marka qorshe la dejinayo ay tahay inaan la gaadhi karin 50% [boqolkiiba konton] oo la fulinkaro 35% ilaa 40% [boqolkiiba afartan], taas oo macnaheedu yahay inaanu dhaafnay yoolkii aanu sanadka hiigsanaynay” ayuu yidhi Mr.Bruno lemarquis. Wakiilka Hay’ada qaramada Midoobay ee UNDP u qaabilsan Somaliland iyo Somaliya Mr. Bruno lemarquis oo ka hadlayey mashaariicdii horumarineed ee ay hay’adu ka hirgelisay Somaliland lixdii bilood ee sanadkan aynu ku jirno ee ina dhaafay waxa uu yidhi “Waxa ka mida waxyaabihii aanu qabanay lixdii bilood ee sanadkan [2007], waxa jiray shaqooyin badan oo aanu ka fulinay dib u habaynta shaqaalaha dawlada iyo tababarkooda, anagoo la kaashanayna machadka Tababarka shaqaalaha Dawlada iyo Hay’ada Shaqaalaha Dawlada, waxaana la tababaray 500 oo ka tirsan shaqaalaha dawlada oo ay ku jiraan dumar badan, waxa kale oo aanu ka taageernay dib-u-habayn lagu sameynayo dhismayaal fara badan, sida Jeelka Hargeysa oo bilo yar lagu dhameystiridoono.Waxa kale oo dayactir lagu sameeyey ama la dhisay saldhigyo badan, ama Maxkamado iyo xabsiyo oo ku kala yaala Galbeedka iyo Bariga Somaliland.” Mr. Bruno lemarquis Waxa uu farta ku fiiqay inay hay’ada UNDP la bilaabidoonto wasaarada dib u dejinta hawlo badan, isla markaana waxa xusay inay la falanqeeyeen ILO iyo FAO sidiin loo bilaabi lahaa waxaa loo yaqaan Hargeisa Flood Control Program kaas oo bilaabmi doona todobaadka soo socda, ayuu yidhi. “Waxa kale oo aanu taageero ka geysanay horumarinta siyaasada, sida diyaarinta sharciyada, iyada oo uu Barlamaanku ansixiyey sharciyo fara badan lixdii bilood ee u danbeyey, waxa kale oo aanu taageero dhinaca farsamada ka geysanay dhowr wasaaradood.Sidoo kale waxaanu hadalo cad oo daacada la yeelanay dhamaan dadka ay hawshu naga dhaxeyso” ayuu yidhi Wakiilka Somaliland iyo Soomaaliya u qaabilsan Hay’ada qaramada Midoobay iyo horumarinta Mr. Bruno lemarquis ee fadhigiisu yahay Magaalo Madaxda dalka Kenya ee Nairobi. “Waxa kale oo aanu ka wada hadalnay Wasiirka [Qorsheynta] go’aanka ah sidii ay hay’ada UNDP u sii xoojin lahayd joogitaankeeda Somaliland” ayuu yidhi Mr. Bruno lemarquis. Isaga oo hadalkiisa sii watana waxa uu intaa raaciyey oo uu yidhi “Waxa kale oo aan rabaa inaan idin-baro ninka loo soo magacaabay Xafiiska UNDP-da ee Hargeysa Mr. Balma Yahaya oo u dhashay dalka Burkino faso, kaas oo maanta [shalay] soo gaadhay Hargeysa, isla markaana noqondoona Masuulka haya’ada u fadhiya Xafiiska Hargeysa.” Wakiilka Hay’ada qaramada midoobay u qaabilsan Somaliland iyo Soomaaliya Mr. Bruno lemarquis waxa uu cadeeyey in awood la siiyey xafiiska ay hay’ada UNDP-du ku leedahay Somaliland oo go’aamada ku saabsan Somaliland lagu goyndoono iyada. “Waxa la dalacsiiyey xafiiska UNDP ku leedahay Hargeysa, oo badiba go’aamada Hay’da UNDP-da ee Somaliland lagu gaadhidoono halkan [somaliland] Ma jiridoonto go’aamo la isku cel-celiyo oo halkan[somaliland] iyo Nairbi ah, si toosana ayaa somaliland loogu gaadhidoono” ayuu yidhi. Wasiirka Wasaarada Qorsheynta Somaliland Md. Cali Ibraahim Maxamed oo isna halkaasi ka hadlay ayaa waxa uu yidhi “Si aan uga qayb qaadano kulan qiimayn ah, oo ku saabsan mashaaariicda UNDP ee somaliland, kaas oo bilaabmay Saaka [shalay] dhamaadayna gelinkii danbe markay sacaadu ahayd 4:00, waxa uu ahaa shir muhiim ah oo ay u jeedadiisuna ahayd sidii loo qiimayn lahaa mashaariicda hay’ada UNDP ay ka fulisay lixdii bilood ee ina dhaafay” Isaga oo hadalkiisa sii watana waxa uu intaa raaciyey oo uu yidhi “ Iyo Weliba sidii loo qiimayn lahaa caqabadihii aynu la kulanay, iyo sidii meesha looga saari lahaa carqabadahaa.” Mar la weydiiyey Masuuliyiinta UNDP ee u Shirka jaraa’id ku qabtay su’aal ahayd waxa ka jira inay ka qeybqaateen dabaaldegyadii lagu weyneeyey markii ay koonfurta Somaliya xornimada qaaday oo ku beegan 1Julay 1960-kii oo ay warbaahinta somaliland qaarkood sheegeen inay fasaxeen dhamaan shaqaalihii ka hawlgeli jiray xafiisyada ay hay’ada UNDP ku lahayd Somaliland munaasibada awgeed? Ayaa waxay ku tilmaameen inaanu warkaasi yahay aanay waxba ka jirin, isla markaana uu tahay war aan sal iyo raad toona aan lahayn oo waxba kama jiraana” Waxa shirkaa jaraa’id goob joog ahaa madaxa Hay’ada UNDP u soo magacowday Somaliland Balma Yahaya, masuuliyiin sar sare oo ka ka socday xafiiska hay’adu ku leedahay magaalada Hargeysa.

A woman told me once that she went to the Hajj and one day she went to check her emails ,,, she went to an internet cafe and they told her it is only for men ,,,, she couldn't find a place (a one single place) she could check her emails until she came back ,,,,,,,,, IS THAT FAIR ?????????????

Are we seeing a NGONGE continent ??

looooooooooool ,,, i don't know if i've seen this before ,,,,, blame my brain

Hargeysa (Somaliland.org) – Dawladda Itoobiya ayaa bilowday hawlgal aan daboolka laga qaadin oo ay ku baabi'inayso waxa ay ugu yeedho "ururada argagixisada" ah ee ka jira kilinka shanaad ee gobolka Soomaalida kaas oo loola jeedo dhaqdhaqaaqa ONLF. Ururka xuquuqda aadahama u dooda ee Human Rights Watch ee xaruntiisu tahay Maraykan ayaa ku eedeeyay dawladda Itoobiya inay cagta marisay degaano ku yaalla gobolka kilinka shanaad iyada oo ciidamadeedu ay gubeen guryihii lana wareegeen xoolihii ay lahaayeen dadkaasi. Weeraradan ayay ururka xuquuqda insaanku ku tilmaamtay in ciidamada Itoobiyaanku ku qafaasheen tiro kale oo dad ah. Dadka degaanka ka soo barakacay ayaa ku eedeeyay dawladda Itoobiya inay bilowday weeraro ay ku hayso dhamaanba dadka degaanka iyada oo aan loo kala aabo dayaynin inay dadkaasi ka mid yihiin dhaqdhaqaaqa ONLF iyo in kale. Nin u hadlay Human Rights Watch oo magaciisa la yidhaahdo Tom Porteous ayaa sheegay inay xogtooda ka kala heleen dad ka soo barakacay goobaha ay Itoobiyaanku ka fulinayeen weeraradaas oo qaarkood ay kula kulmeen dalka Somaliland gudihiisa. Itoobiya ayaa xoog saartay amaanka gobolka kuna soo kordhisay ciidamo dheeraad ah tan iyo intii weerarka lagu qaaday shirkadda baadhista batroolka ee dalka Shiinaha laga lahaa. Dhinaca kale booqashadii kediska ahayd ee Wasiiru Dawlaha Itoobiya ku yimid dalka Somaliland ayaan ka madhnayn oo la tuhmayaa inay ka mid ahayd waxyaabaha uu u kala hadlay Madaxweyne Daahir Riyaale Kaahin inay ku jirto hawlgalkan Itoobiya ka bilowday kiliinka shanaad oo ay Somaliland leeyihiin xuduud dheer isla markaana laga yaabo in Itoobiya ka cadhaysantahay dadka ka soo barakacay ee soo galay Somaliland. Iyada oo xogo kale tilmaamayaan in galbeedka Somaliland la keeni doono ciidamo Itoobiyan ah, hase yeeshee ay dawladda Somaliland dafirtay warsaxaafadeedkeedii ay soo saartay 4 bisha July. Magaalada xuduudda ku taalla ee wajaale ayaa iyadana waxa ku xaniban dad ka badan 150 qof oo ah ka soo jeeda qowmiyadda Soomaalida, isla markaana ah marinka socotada labada dal isaga tallaabaan, kadib markii dowladda Somaliland diiddey in dadkaas oo Itoobiya laga soo masaafuriyey ay galaan gudaha Somaliland. Dadkaas ayaa la sheegay in ciidamada dowladda Itoobiya ay sababo la xidhiidha sharciga dal ku galka darteed uga soo ururiyeen magaalooyin ay ka mid tahay Caasimadda dalkaas ee Addis Ababa, isla markaana ay keeneen xuduudka Somaliland ee Wajaale oo ay u arkaan xuduudka dalkii ay ka yimaaddeen ee Soomaaliya. Hase yeeshee, Taliyaha Booliska Somaliland, Maxamed Saqadhi Dubbad, ayaa sheegay in ay is hortaageen in dadkaasi ka soo gudbaan xuduudka, isaga oo sheegay in sharciga Somaliland aanu ogolayn in dad aan u dhalan Somaliland oo laga soo musaafuriyey dal kale la keeno Somaliland, iyadoo aanu jirin ayuu yidhi heshiis arrintaas ku saabsan oo Somaliland la gashay dalka dadkaas laga soo masaafuriyey. Taliyaha Boolisku waxa uu sheegay in dadkaas ay ku jireen 15 qof oo u dhashay Somaliland, kuwaas oo uu sheegay inay u ogolaadeen inay soo galaan Somaliland. Lama garanayo halka ay ku dambeeyeen dadkaasi.

Amen for Somalia and the rest of Africa. I think we are still better than most of african countries in terms of communication even uder the chaos ,,,,,, look at Ethiopia niyow, they still use Dial up connection which is controlled and watched by the regime. Telephones are same and you cannot buy a sim-card unless you fill a form and present your ID card, work permit or wateva ,,,,,,

Those Saudi family are really weird .... restrictions on women went too far that they interfered the prayers in Ka'bah too

morning munira and dabshid looooooooooooool@dabshid ,,,,, that is for women to apply ,,, anything suggessions for the men ?? munira, i'm here to send the documents ,, what is the chance and position ??

PARIS, Jul 4 (IPS) - Less than fifteen years after the genocide that destroyed much of Rwanda's human capital, infrastructure, and socio-economic fabric, the country is set to become sub-Saharan Africa's hub for information and communications technology (ICT). Thanks to ambitious government initiatives in developing Rwanda's telecommunications infrastructure, the country's ICT sector -- including mobile phone and fibre optic networks as well as PC and Internet access -- has become a primary target of both international public and private investment in recent years. Named East Africa's number one ICT nation by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), Rwanda has benefited from ICT-based investments by lucrative international players such as Microsoft, Nokia, and Terracom. The country's current ICT sector budget is on par with nations of the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a grouping of 30 rich nations, at 1.6 percent, far above the African average. Faced with a shattered economy in 1994, Rwanda launched its "Vision 2020" strategy in 2000 in order to vigorously rebuild and reinvent the Rwandan economy, aiming to achieve middle-income economic status by the year 2020. "One of the hard pieces of work lies in maintaining both the investment and especially the policy focus to get maximum benefit. President Paul Kagame's government has done that very well, encouraging both smart ICT policies and in general supporting a more business-friendly environment," Andrew Mack, former World Bank employee and regular contributor to East Africa Business Week, told IPS. While the Vision 2020 framework addressed agricultural, industrial, and social elements as well, Rwanda's lack of port access, inflated airfreight rates, and surrounding instability provoked the Rwandan government to invest in a knowledge-based economy with ICT as its cornerstone. Launching programmes in scientific research and education, technological innovation, and telecommunications distribution, Vision 2020 aimed to produce "highly-skilled scientists and technicians to satisfy the needs of the national economy" that would be integrated into the larger framework of economic and social development for the greater Rwandan population. Donor governments are getting on the ICT bandwagon as well. Just last month, the British Department for International Development (DFID) announced it would launch a 700,000 pound sterling (1.4 million dollar) project in conjunction with the Rwandan government and World Bank to "explore innovation in science and technology and economic growth" in the country. The Rwanda Development Gateway, a government-run portal for Rwanda's development sector, sees ICT as "a window of opportunity to leap-frog the industrialisation stage and transform the economy into information and knowledge-based economies" in order to effectively combat development challenges in the country while ushering in new economic and social opportunities. Twenty-five recently demobilised soldiers, for example, were awarded one-year hardware maintenance and software development certificates in 2006 by the Washington DC-based Development Gateway Foundation. "The aim of the training was to help demobilised soldiers get jobs as technical consultants in ICT. Some have started partnering with computer hardware and maintenance companies," Jerome Gasana, project manager of the Regional ICT Training Centre (RITC) in Kigali told IPS. The approach has apparently worked. The Economist magazine recently reported that Rwanda is well on its way to achieving its Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as a result of its ICT-based poverty reduction strategies. Ensuring access by all citizens has been a mainstay of Rwanda's ICT policy, although there is still a substantial rural-urban gap, with the majority of mobile phone, landline and internet access concentrated in Rwanda's capital Kigali and surrounding areas. One billion dollars was committed in 2006, however, to building nationwide tele-centres with Internet and telephone access points, allowing for increased connectivity and mobility in rural areas. A related "village phone" endeavour undertaken by Nokia and the Grameen Foundation USA in 2006 sought to bring affordable mobile communications access to rural villages in Rwanda, as well as the creation of over 3,000 related small businesses throughout the country in the next three years. "The number of village phones (as of July) deployed amount to 167. The target is to reach 1,000 by the end of 2007," Nokia's Middle East and Africa Director of Communications, Yolanda Pineda, told IPS. Rwanda also boasts an Internet Exchange Point, ICT Park, National Computing Centre, and Telemedecine Network, which connects Rwandan hospitals and universities in an attempt to transform and expand health services to underserved areas. The government continues to supply and invest in technology at both the primary and university school levels, as over 1,200 primary schools are equipped with computers and at least 10 percent of Rwanda's secondary schools have wireless Internet. "The RITC organised secondary school teachers for training in ICT from all provinces of Rwanda. The course was designed to help them disseminate ICT skills to the younger generation," Gasana said. Rwanda formally joined the East African Community (EAC) economic bloc on Jun. 17 and is expected to play a major role in the development of the ICT sectors of its neighbours and fellow EAC members. The country has already begun offering scholarships to ICT students from East and Central Africa to increase the number of scientists and raise the level of technological knowledge in the region. "If they keep on the track they're on and even accelerate, I see no reason why they won't be able to reach a lot of Rwandans and even make money helping people around the region who want to develop an ICT industry," said Mack. A recent partnership with Microsoft and the Institute of Advanced Technology of Kenya saw the RITC train 25 trainers as user support professionals in light of Rwanda's potential role as regional ICT facilitator. "The training was designed to foster our staff, as we are targeting the market for the East Africa community," Gasana said. Rwanda was also chosen as the geographical headquarters of the new East African Submarine Cable project, a mammoth fibre optic venture designed to bring telecommunications to rural villages from Sudan to South Africa along East Africa's coast. "I hope they will lead by example, but I can also see Kigali developing into a real regional hub-the Singapore of East Africa," Mack says. (END/2007) Isn't that good ??

they can play both cards only if they have one vision ........ and one target

You kill each other to dominate one another,but we negotiate to help each other so we can progress together. looooooooooooooooool waar ka aayar sxb ,,, lama wada yidhaahdee

check your PM ..... Waar heedhe ,,, today it is generally recognized as BORING ,,, SOL, meeshii kele , office, shaqada, what is going on ??

That is the result when you bring an argument without a proof ......

The first time the BBC is reporting such violences ,,,, but don't trust them ,, they hide 99% of what is happeing there