^ ^ Dhan uun baa la isu raaci lahaa sow maaha ? ama diid ama yeel ,,,

;);)

^ ^ Agree

It is his turn to get that Slap .............

Qandalawi;759609 wrote: they do make slips like that when they have an Agenda Good boy ,,,, it is all about Agendas then. U shoul've known from the get to go

How about the Ethiopian General who shot himself on the head twice ??

Ethiopian troops may storm Somalia HALKAN

DAYNIILE ....

And you had to hide the source ,, eh ??

It will never join ,,,, no matter how hard you and your likes try

Somalis do not and did not listen to those great poets ..................... Timacadde's poems are still alive and apply to the current situation.

;);););)

Keyser Soze;759430 wrote: i am an as,s 24/7 Big or small rounded one ??

Maybe we need to repeat this again ,,,

Gaacuur;759562 wrote: :D:D Taariikhda Dhalashada: 01 Jan 2021

All militias should be disarmed to ensure a sustainable peace in the region. Good Job Somaliland.

The Police force of Somalia, the somaliland division

NY Times NAIROBI, Kenya — The African Union is considering an ambitious plan to stabilize Somalia that could involve using thousands of Ethiopian troops to open a new front against the Shabab militant group, officials of the union said Thursday. The African Union’s peacekeepers are already battling the Shabab in Mogadishu, the capital, and Kenyan forces have recently begun fighting the Shabab in southern Somalia near Kismaayo. But the prospect of the Ethiopian Army returning to the country under the African Union’s banner is highly charged because of Ethiopia’s bitter history in Somalia. An official of the Somali government said Thursday that Ethiopian troops had already begun to move across the border, discomfiting Somalia’s president, Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed.

So far it is a good report and if the government is intelligent enough, they will have to learn from it and improve things.

SOURCE

Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) officials have recovered assorted fake passports and identification cards meant for the Somalia Republic. The KRA officials were conducting routine checks at Consolbase Limited in Mombasa when they came across the documents hidden away in one of the containers. According to Mr Benson Chacha, a KRA manager, the 40ft container was from the United Arab Emirates and had been imported by a company called Machine Technology. “We found goods that had not been declared upon entry. These included identity cards and passports meant for Somali republic and finger print machines,” said Chacha. “The fake passports and IDs were hidden between boxes of computers and CCTV cameras to make it difficult to find them in a search,” he added. He said the container would remain under their custody while they conducted investigation to establish the purpose of the items. The quantity of the consignment was yet to be established as police from the anti-terror unit and KRA officials were still sifting through the material. Al shabaab Port Deputy OCPD Benjamin Rotich said although they suspected the assorted goods could be linked to the Al Shabaab terror group, the truth could only be established once investigation was completed. Elsewhere, a wave of grenade attacks killed a child and wounded nine other people in the Somali capital. At least five attacks hit different parts of the city, said police. It was a hand grenade thrown into a house as people watched a football match between England and Sweden that killed the boy. “We are still confused about the meaning of this attack,” said Daud Hussein, the owner of the house in the Seypiano district of the city. “We were simply watching football when the explosion hit the house, a young boy was killed and four others injured,” he said. “Everybody was excited to be watching the game, and no one expected that such a horrible incident was about to happen,” Mohamed Black, a witness said. “I’m lucky to survive but a friend of mine was among the injured.”

Mombasa(HWN) Waxaa Magaalada Mombasa Ee Dalka Kenya lagu Qabtay Konteenar Baasaboor Soomali ah oo Ciidamada Kenya ay gacan Ku soo dhigeen ayagoona Sidoo kale Gacanta Ku hayaan ninkii Baasabooradaan Bugta ah iska Lahaa Sida ay War Bixintu sheegeyso Waxaa Saraakiisha canshuuraadka Dekadda Momabasa ay ay ******** in Dal Kugalo Baasabooro Soomaali ah oo Bug ah in ay soo Qabteen ayagoona Sheegay in uu urarnaa uuna iska Lahaa Nin Hindiya udhashay oo iska Leh Shirakada lagu Magacaabo Machine technology Milkiilahaan shirkada Machine technology oo Lagu Magacaabo Sanjeet ayaa Horay soomaaliya Gaar ahaan Hogaanka Socdaal Qan Daraas Kula Galay in uu Sameeyo Baasaaboorada Soomaaligaa asagoona isticmaali Jiray Electroniga ayadoona markii Dambe uu Sanjeet ka dhamaaday Qan Daraaskii Sameynto Baasaboorka Kadib Markii Dowlada Soomaaliya ay Keynsatay Electroniga Baasaboorka Lagu Sameeyo Muqdishana uu Yaalo Waxaa arintaani Ka Hadlay Taliyaha Hoggaanka Socdaalka iyo Jinsiyadaha Janaraal C/llaahi Gaafoow Maxamuud in Ninkaani Hindiga ah lahayo laguna Qabtay Konteenar Baasaboor Soomaali Bug ah Tilaabana Laga Qaadi Doono Asagoo Hadalkiisa Sii Wata ayu Gaafow sheegay in Ninkani Sanjeet lagu Magacaabo uu Qal Qal galiyay Jiritaanka Baasaboorka soomaaliga ah ayna Diideen dhawaan Safaarada Dalka Talyaaniga Kadib markii sheekada Baasaboorka Geriga iyo Geelka ay isku Ekaadeen

i was waving the somali flag. And look what happened ..... 5-0 You should've come out with your Somaliland one ..... then u can support the Somalia team if u want

Somaliland, neighbor to the world’s most failed state. Indeed

SOURCE Like many people, my impression of Somalia is colored by the familiar TV images of a lawless land governed by conflict, piracy and bloodshed. With this in mind I was a little apprehensive to visit Somaliland, neighbor to the world’s most failed state. But despite its name, Somaliland, is a peaceful haven on the corner of chaos. An unrecognized and self-declared autonomous area which broke away from Somalia in 1991, it even has its own parliament, currency and army. Driving through the streets of Hargeisa, Somaliland’s capital, was like venturing into a clash of rural and urban lives. Goats and businessmen jostled for space on the cramped pavements. Women clad in colorful headscarves balancing jerry cans elegantly negotiated their way through rows of qat chewing customers and the hum-drum of construction sites housing western style hotels.