Garowe leader Faroole visits Ethiopia to celebrate two decades of Meles rule Safarka madaxwaynaha Puntland ee dalka Itoobiya ayaa la sheegay inay ku saabsan tahay kulamo uu la qaadanayo masuuliyiin katirsan dowladda Itoobiya

Here is the receipt he got from the restaurant:

A friend of mine had a Girl Fish and he was sick for two days ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I remember Mustafe ..... So sad walaahi

Wa'alaykum Wasalaam .............. Have u ever heard of "Girl Fish" ???

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Cool ............. wassup ?

Is diiwaangeliya waa wax wanaagsan ........

That will be a lifetime assignment .................. do u really wana do it ??

U wana know my age ?? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Aabahaa baan 6 bilood ka yarahay anigu

Somalilanders here in Saudi Arabia marked their national day on May 18 with festivities lined up the whole day, which was highlighted by nationalistic speeches, songs, dancing, and lectures on the country’s history and struggle towards independence. In the Eastern Province, the center of celebrations was in Dhahran. The event – the declaration of the birth of the Republic of Somaliland on 18 May, 1991– is celebrated annually all over the world by the people of Somaliland in every country where they have settled since the partition of Africa into five separate countries – the British Somaliland, the Italian Somaliland (which is still in conflict), the French Somaliland (now Djibouti), ******ia under Ethiopia, and Kenya Somaliland, referred to as the Northern Frontier District (NFD). The present-day Republic of Somaliland was the British Somaliland. The coup d’etat in 1969, led by the Mohamed Siad Barre, further forced many Somalilanders to leave their country. Most Somalilanders have found new life and opportunities in capitals of the world like Washington, Toronto, London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Oslo, Stockholm, and within the Gulf States. But they have never forgotten to remember May 18 as the day they declared the birth of their country. Read More ................ http://www.saudigazette.com.sa/index.cfm?method=home.regcon&contentID=20110530101892

It was the 1992 peacekeeping mission in Somalia where things went wrong. A Somali teenager was tortured and killed, and several Canadian soldiers were court martialed. After the official inquiry, the federal Liberal government disbanded the entire regiment. “The soldiers, the people who built that regiment, 99.9% were so harshly punished for the misdeeds and the wrongs of a few,” said Kenward. “Under any justice system, that is totally unacceptable.” Groups dedicated to the “Airborne Brotherhood” are filled with calls that the regiment be reinstated and the term “disgrace” removed from the official record. Many young soldiers still wear the disbanded colours. Full Article ............... http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Politics/2011/05/29/18209076.html

Maahee ??

Good Morning Ladies & Inamada ... Barinaye ma barideen ??

Nataka Matako kubwa sana ....

And he has been there for 10 hours ??? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, who said he is wanted by America ??

Gari Ilaahay bay taqaan waaryee ..........

It just passed Midnight ............ and u say howday ?

At first i did not read the whole article but i came to know that guy from London. He is a brother of a good friend and i met him several times here in Hargeisa few months back. A really nice guy. Ilaahay ha u naxariisto ,,, it is really sad

It is a matter of wording sxb ....... he wouldn't be in Muqdisho without them and u know that.

I heard he is a hacker ....... bal is ilaali

He is just looking for the girls age .... Now Aaliyah is in trouble

Aadan Cadde oo ka baxay gacanta Soomaaliya The whole tfg is in the hands of foreigners and u talking about just airport. Isn't sharif in the hands of Amisom ??

ayaa maanta lagu xusay xafiiska siyaasadda Itoobiya ee magaalada Garowe Haday xabashidu xafiiskooda ku qabsatay maxaa ku jira ??? ,,,,,,,,,,, sow ciday rabaana ma soo casumi karaan ??,,,