Are we talking about what happened or Why XX is reporting it ??

Waan ogahay waxaanad u imanayn oo afku-dable ayaad weli raadinaysaaye iskaba daa .... Bal buudhigaas haduu soo dhaqaaqo uun baan iska sugi aad wax soo saartay

Waa saxe Suuqiii doqon ma waaye markaad timaado ,, dukaanka kuugu dhow uun iska dhig anigaa ka qaadane.

Dee iskaba dhaaf markaa ,,, oo shaqadaada uun qabso ,,,, lool

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Aniga kuwii Gunnagado ii raadi ...

Markaasuu intuu dhulkiiba uga guuray badda fuulay ,,

Waaba Qarrijiqood kuu talisay ,,,

Sida loo qoray bal eeg ,,,, LIFERPOOL ,,

Gebiley:

Only inta nafaqada leh dee

nuune;734778 wrote: Woow, just met a former Liverpool player

looooooooooooooooooooooooool@Jesus Moses ....... xabaalo qod buu ku dambeeyay ninkii Alpha ahaa

Nothing new there ,, same old pics I used to see in Xamar markay noolayd

WCWW You have 6 Faataxa from me ....... 2 extra weliba

PRWEB) July 18, 2011 WorldRemit, a leading online money transfer business, has launched “Send Money to Yourself” service that enables diaspora members traveling to Somaliland to collect cash from local agents using their cards. In the absence of cash machines, the new service enables customers to use their debit/credit cards and pick-up cash from WorldRemit’s extensive agent network. “This unique service is the first of its kind in Somaliland,” said Ismail Ahmed, Founder & CEO of WorldRemit. “It furthers our on-going commitment to bring unprecedented convenience to our customers who can continue to use the WorldRemit service while on holiday.” WorldRemit also enables diaspora members to send money to their family and friends while travelling. They no longer need to call someone abroad to withdraw cash from an ATM and visit an agent location in order to send money. All they need is Internet access. The service is currently available to customers with UK and Canadian bank accounts. About WorldRemit WorldRemit is an award-winning online money transfer business enabling customers to send money to family and friends back home using various payment options including debit cards, credit cards and Interac Online (Canada). WorldRemit now offers online money transfer to over 30 countries.

and u think he died of love ??? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, odayga TB baa dhishay dee

I'm saying you went to the wrong direction dee ...... Look at the Xabaal ,, it is even White not Black

Are u talking about Cilmi Boodhari & Hodan ?? ,,,

Waar Xajku waa xagaa sucuudiga ,,,,

Anna meeshaa necbiyaa hadaba ,,, If not the sea waaban burburin lahaa

Burco ??? ,,

Morning peeps .....

FULL STORY Canadian Jay Bahadur gained an extraordinary glimpse into the lives of Somali pirates by living among them for three months. The intrepid writer tells The Globe and Mail about his travels and insights, chronicled in a new book. I had always meant to break into journalism. Every established journalist I spoke to said, “Go out and write freelance and just get your name out.” I quit in 2008 and ended up in Somalia in early ’09. I had studied Somalia in school quite extensively. My original plan was to go and cover an election. Then the piracy thing exploded. I was there for three months total.

We left Garadag the next morning at 4.30am, and we reached the beautiful hilly outskirts of Laas Anood at 8am, once again we were met by a convoy made up of the mayor’s office, the media, security and various other groups including women groups. We stood along the road and chatted for a while before returning to our cars and driving into the city. As we drove along the main road people waved to us, some enquired about the procession of 20 cars and all the media, I heard shouts of congratulations to wedding, others thought it was a local celebrity, while others joked that maybe it is an escort for the president. The Ismail Mire Reading Club and the Mayor of Laas Anood had prepared the event well, it was attended by a mix crowd of young and old, male and female, we met retired professors and teachers who expressed their support and were delighted that Laas Anood will now commence the building of their library, as the home of many poets they took pride in being at the forefront of literature and at the heart of this campaign. I was particularly impressed at how vocal the women groups were and the attendee reads us poems that they had penned for the event. They prepared for us a mighty feast after the event and a tour of the city on our way out, we left Laas Anood content and confident that not only will the library be created as promised but judging by the number of educated locals we met, it will used and preserved. That is what i'm talking about .............