Good day peeps ,,,,,,, It is a resting day here but had to do some stuff today. Good luck Juxa ,,,, I know u can do it

Che -Guevara;717277 wrote: On side note, I like the fact there's picture showdown between Salaax and Thankful:D Carruurtu sow had iyo goor sidaas maaha dee ,,,

Odaygii Xiin ma sidaasaa u dambaysay ,, ??

.......... and the cabaad continues I guess Siilaanyo is now the last hope of the "unity" ......

That is the only way you can learn Arabic dee

Habeenyow dheeri waad idhibtoo . . . Dharaartaaduna iima kaa dhaantoo . . . Waa ii kala dhigantiin dhamaantiin

Did i hear Marijuana ??? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Would be good only if the town is not divided into two ....... is Galmudug doing the same ???

73 xubnood That is a whole Tuulo niyow ,,,,,

And don't forget dee Ethiopia dii sida Ilaahay wax walba ka dambaysay ,,,

Waxa inoo hadhay "Dahabshiil is in charge of the Nuclear weapons in Iran" ,,,

Ma ninka isagoo reer Bani Hashim ah la hadlaaya Yuhuudda ??? ,,,,, way ku janno tegeysaa dee

It doesn't mean I agree what the article said but I find it somehow interesting ..... http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article27936.htm

Bal cadhada haysa sidaa u eeg ,, walee haday heli lahayd suunkii BUG bay ka siin lahayd

;);)

Malaa haday aragto waabay isku qarxin lahayd ,,,,,

Where is Lasagna ???

How early ??

April 25, 2011(ADDIS ABABA) – As part of the plans to export electric power to neighbouring countries, Ethiopia has completed installation of power transmission lines that stretch to Sudan and Djibouti, the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPCo) disclosed on Monday. Ethiopia has an initial agreement to supply 200 megawatts to Djibouti, 500 megawatts to Kenyaand 200 megawatts to Sudan when its dams, which are currently under construction, are completed. It will also consider a 26km undersea transmission line for exporting electricity to Yemen via Djibouti. The interconnection projects were carried out with a multi-million dollars fund from the World Bank (WB). The WB said a similar US$196 million project that connects Ethiopia with Kenya is making good progress. Named the “Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam”, the Horn of Africa’s country has recently launched the construction of a US$4.7 billion hydropower project in the Nile basin near the border with Sudan. When completed, the Mega Dam will enable transmission lines to further link Ethiopia’s hydropower plants to the 12-nation Southern Africa Power Pool via Tanzania. Foreign Affairs Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn, at a recent news conference, said that the country has plans to export power to seven neighbouring countries namely Sudan, Egypt, Djibouti, Somalia, Kenya, Uganda, and South Sudan. READ MORE: http://www.sudantribune.com/Ethiopia-Power-network-links-to,38687

ألا أيها الليل الطويل ألن جلي . . . . الى الصبح ومالإصباح منك بأمثلي

loooooooooooooooooooooooooooool@Bani Israa'iil ........

Dee aamusa ,,,, it is 2am and u talking about Lasagna .......... yaa hurdi kara

Lasagna markaad sheegtaan uun baan gaajoodaa anna ,,,,,,,,,,

Reveals eh ?? ,, It was a launching ceremony of the New NGO Act passed by the parliament recently. Some of the articles are a bit controversial but there have been questions and clarifications of most of the things raised during the event. Maantoo dhan bay meeshaa luguhu igu xanuuneen niyow ,,,