Jumca Mubarak Juxa .....

........... aar wuxu qaad weynaa dee ,, lool

If they can kill innocent people ,, they can also rape sxb

Dilka iyo rape ka keebaa sii xun ??

15 + 3 = 18 ............. Not so bad

It is really Amazing ,,,

and he had to put up his picture ,,,, what a bad PR stunt

;);)

That would be the weirdest News website believe me ....

NGONGE;768602 wrote: ^^ Dee waa kala sheeko. Waa isku qof uun ,,

^ why not both ...

Agree with yall ..... This is waste of money & resources

A war spanning almost two decades has forced Somalis to live in a country of violence, low education and unemployment. More than half of Somalia’s population was born after the 1991 ousting of Mohamed SiadBarre’s military rule that sparked the country’s slide into anarchy. Those born and raised in the period of the civil war are now described as a lost generation. By Muhyadin Ahmed Roble on Thu, 12/29/2011 “This generation hasn’t seen anything other than conflict and violence,” tells Abdikadir Salad, a civil society activist involved in advocating children’s rights. “They have been on the run all their lives, moving from one place to another with little possibility of receiving an education,” Salad further explains. Over the twenty years most of the Somali people were recruited into the fighting groups. Another large proportion of young people also undertook the very dangerous sea voyage to the Gulf Arab states and Europe as a route out of their troubled land. ........Continue Reading

By FARAH ABDI WARSAMEH AP MOGADISHU, Somalia — A disgruntled former employee shot at least two international workers from the aid group Doctors Without Borders at the group's office in the Somali capital, a security guard said Thursday. At least one person was killed. Ahmed Ali, a security guard for the aid group which is known by its initials in French as MSF, said a Somali employee who ran its logistics was dismissed from his job on Wednesday. He returned on Thursday and opened fire, hitting the two aid workers, killing one of them, Ali said. Details were sketchy. A Nairobi, Kenya-based security official said he believed three international workers had been shot. The security official spoke on condition he not be identified because the information hadn't yet been released publicly. The nationalities of the aid workers weren't immediately known. A Doctors Without Borders spokeswoman said she had no immediate comment. Mogadishu is one of the most dangerous locations for aid workers to conduct business. Many groups don't allow international workers to stay in the capital for long and rely primarily on Somali employees. International aid workers face potential attacks from militants and kidnappings for ransom.

By Associated Press, MOGADISHU, Somalia — An official in Somalia says a disgruntled former employee has shot two international workers with the aid group Doctors Without Borders and at least one person has been killed. Ahmed Ali, who works for Doctors Without Borders in Mogadishu, said a Somali employee who was fired on Wednesday shot two workers with the group. A Nairobi, Kenya-based security official said a Somali man wielding a gun attacked the aid workers near a busy junction in the Somali capital. The nationalities of the aid workers weren’t immediately known. The security official spoke only on condition that he was not identified because the information hadn’t yet been released publicly. A Doctors Without Borders spokeswoman said she could not comment on the report.

Nina meel kalaan isku salaanay anagu dee ,,,

Fierce battle ongoing inside MSF office in Mogadishu. One expat, named "Philip", confirmed dead. One other said in critical condition. It is just happening so things are not clear. first reports say it could be a staffing-related issue not Alshabab as feared in the first.

Maya Maya ,,, Rape happens everywhere but this NY Times article is touchy

Wondering why the deportation comes after his trip and long stay in Hargeisa ,,,,,,,

Reer hebel waa ayo ??

Imagine this deal in 1991 ???

Egypt's Mufti Ali Gomaa has welcomed cooperation with Somaliland to boost Sharia and justice research. In a meeting with visiting Somaliland Presidential Affairs Minister Hirsi Ali Haji Hassan on Wednesday 28/12/2011, Gomaa said the Egyptian Ifta House is willing to contribute to promoting the moderate teachings of Islam in Somaliland. He made it clear the Ifta House is ready to offer support in training and guidance to correct wrong ideas about Islam. AllAfrica

FULL STORY ON NY TIMES MOGADISHU, Somalia — The girl’s voice dropped to a hush as she remembered the bright, sunny afternoon when she stepped out of her hut and saw her best friend buried in the sand, up to her neck. Her friend had made the mistake of refusing to marry a Shabab commander. Now she was about to get her head bashed in, rock by rock. “You’re next,” the Shabab warned the girl, a frail 17-year-old who was living with her brother in a squalid refugee camp. Several months later, the men came back. Five militants burst into her hut, pinned her down and gang-raped her, she said. They claimed to be on a jihad, or holy war, and any resistance was considered a crime against Islam, punishable by death. “I’ve had some very bad dreams about these men,” she said, having recently escaped the area they control. “I don’t know what religion they are.”

Welcome back bal horta .... The only thing you need to know about Nairobi now is you will never feel you're in Africa as long as you are instide Nairobi. It is just part of Europe you're living in. So nothing to worry about apart from the robbery that happens all the time. There are few SOLers there right now ,,,, I think we can hook u up if you're not scared of them ,, I might be going there for work sometime in January IA ,,,, maybe for a week or so ....