Taleexi;879396 wrote: I hope inaan biyo laga helin. The mental instability afterwards is what worries me most Haa ,, Qolo waalatay baad aragtay sow maaha ??

NGONGE;879324 wrote: ^^ Marka miyaay tukanayaan mise dadka safka ku xiga ayaay rukooca ku badinayaan? (film hindi).

LAS ANOD (Somalilandsun) – Persons entering the country through the border at Las'anod must satisfy immigration laws. The immigration department has opened an operational office in Las anod thus vetting all those entering the country from Bosaso and Garowe in Somalia. Before the opening of this office Vehicles, foreigners and citizens alike whose journey emanated from either Bosaso, Garowe, Galkayo or Mogadishu in Somalia used to enter the country without submitting to the country's immigration laws. While Public and goods transporters who commute between the countries regularly welcomed the immigration office, they urged department officials to ensure that vetting procedures are expedited thus avoid unnecessary delays that translate to lose of revenue. The long delayed opening of the immigration office which is a clear symbol that the government is extending its presence nationwide is also a result of ongoing peacefully reconciliations between central authorities in Hargeisa and elders from Buhodle and Sool regions. This office also comes timely as pertains to national security, as it will act as the first obstacle to Al-shabaab operatives who are now in the quest of sanctuary following their defeat in South Somalia. The immigration department operates a similar office at Tog wajale the Ethio-Somaliland border point that is mostly concerned with vetting foreigners from Europe and America as well as commercial goods carted by merchants who ply the two countries. In the recent past security, forces in the country are in high alert following the Kenyan defence forces fronted AMISOM dethroning of the Al-shabaab Islamist terrorist group from Kismayo their last bastion of power and economy.

Bacaaaaaaaaaaaaac

It is only 10pm and it look like it is 2am in Burco ,,,,

Hmmmmmmm ,, Seems everyone is coming to Burco then It is fun I tell ya ,,, It is so much fun believe me lol

Greetings from Burco ,,

Congrats ,,,,, Mabruuk Xaaji NG

Caqli xumooy ba'

Afternoon Burcaawi ,,,,,

.... Yeah, he is in Madaxtooyada weliba ,, loooool

توبة يا رب miyaa xaalkaagu ?

Shabaab FC miyaad nacday iyagana ??

Xabaal-Wadareed cusub oo laga helay Agagaarka Abaarso HALKAN

Waa la fiican yahaye bal waran adigu ?? ,,,, kooxdaadiina ka waran ?

............. Way isku wada dareen maanta awal mid mid bay ahaayeene

Nairobi/Istanbul/Brussels, 8 October 2012: As a new Somali government is established, Turkey’s engagement in the war-ravaged country must be thoughtful and carefully coordinated so as not to lead to yet another failed international intervention. Assessing Turkey’s Role in Somalia, the latest briefing from the International Crisis Group, examines Turkey’s role in helping stabilise Somalia and its new government. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s courageous visit to Mogadishu in August 2011 at the height of the famine and his decision to open an embassy gave fresh impetus to efforts to establish lasting peace in the country. But Turkey should tread with caution. Over twenty years, many states and entities have tried to bring relief and secure peace in Somalia, often leaving behind a situation messier than that which they found. Ankara must understand that it cannot solve the country’s many challenges alone. “Trying to go solo could backfire, hamper ongoing efforts and lose the immense good-will Turkey has accumulated”, says Abdirashid Hashi, Crisis Group’s Somalia Analyst. “It needs to secure the support and cooperation of both the Somali people and the international community”. Turkey’s humanitarian endeavours and its status as a Muslim and democratic state established it as a welcome partner. Ankara has signalled it is in for the long haul. Because of its timely famine relief and apparent strong commitment, as well as Somalis’ gratitude, its contribution is seen as colossal, even though Turkey’s presence on the ground is relatively small. But the positive image has a downside; it creates great expectations in regions that are not receiving Turkish assistance. Despite generous diplomatic and political support, Turkey’s means are modest and its material support will likely remain limited. Somali criticism of the two conferences that were held in Istanbul from late May to early June 2012 should serve as a reminder of the volatility of and multiple fault lines in Somali politics. Turkey should lay out a public, clear and realistic long-term strategy for its Somalia policy, backed by secure funding and expertise. As it continues its activities, it should build up its knowledge of Somalia and coordinate with other countries and international agencies active in the country. It is essential that Turkey remains impartial in Somali politics, and avoids being manipulated by Somali politicians who are long experienced in outwitting foreign newcomers. Targeted assistance should also be expanded to peaceful regions outside of Mogadishu. “Turkey faces incredibly high Somali expectations that will lead to disappointment unless well managed”, says EJ Hogendoorn, Crisis Group’s Project Director for the Horn of Africa. “Ankara should be under no illusion that it can work unilaterally in Somalia; it should focus on building consensus and improving external coordination if its intervention is to be effective in stabilising the country and achieving lasting peace”. FULL REPORT

Bacaac all over the place now ,,,,

Waxaruhu sidaan qabo, weligoodba qoor-qabad biyo kuma qudhqudhiyaan, anna qiiro mooyee qasab kuma balwayn karo .................................................................Gaarriye

Off to Burco today ,,,, Alla maxaan qosli doonaa ... lol

Ohhhhhhh,,, and the Bacaaac continues

I wana see them coming to Somaliland ,,,

HALKAN