AT LEAST 34 KILLED IN CLASHES IN SOMALILAND – TWO DOCTORS AT PUBLIC HOSPITAL

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[Illyria]

Oh they are serving the public falsities, and half-baked truths, as SSC Alliance agreed with SSC Garaado & Leadership Council to halt their advances, and has not since fired a single madfac.

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Garaad Mukhtar on the meeting with the Ethiopian delegation 

 

[maakhiri1]

Good move, in regards to Policing and keeping the elected officials in place for now

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FREEDOM

 

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[Che -Guevara]

Buurmadow did not hold back. He is almost happy reer Sool took it to Muse. If Buurmadow is honest in assessment and Muse can't be reasoned with, then neighboring clans of the Beesha Dhexe have tough decisions to make. Follow a mad man to the depths of hell or make peace with H@rti, and let every Somali clan make their own political calculations.

[maakhiri1]

Buurmadow is connected to Garaadada and secured recent release of POWs, if it was not mad BIIHI, he could have easily solved  this issue, without relying on Ethiopia, or US.

Remember, Buurmadow made his name, when with Sultan Saeed,  brokered almost impossible peace deal between Abdullahi Yusuf and Cadde Muse,  AUH to both.

[maakhiri1]

20 years ago!!!

Somalia: Puntland opponents sign peace deal

Format

 News and Press Release 

Source TNH

Posted

19 May 2003 

Originally published

19 May 2003

NAIROBI, 19 May (IRIN) - The administration in the self-declared autonomous region of Puntland and opposition forces signed a peace deal on Saturday aimed at ending conflict in the region, a local journalist told IRIN on Monday.
The talks which have been under way in Bosaso, the commercial capital, since 10 May, between the Puntland administration of Col Abdullahi Yusuf and the opposition led by Gen Ade Muse Hirsi, "ended with the signing of a power-sharing agreement between the two sides", said Muhammad Sa'id Kashawiito, of the Bosaso-based Midnimo radio.

Under deal the opposition will have three ministers, two vice-ministers, two governors, two mayors and the commander of either the police force or the army, Kashawiito said. Furthermore, the opposition militia will be integrated into the Puntland security forces.

"As of Saturday the opposition ceased to exist," Puntland's acting information minister Abdishakuur Mire Aden told IRIN. "The agreement brings to a close a dark chapter in Puntland's history."

According to Kashawiito, the people of Puntland welcomed the peace agreement which ends two years of conflict and power struggle in the region.

"On Saturday night, people were celebrating to welcome the agreement. Everybody hopes this is a new beginning for Puntland and an end to factional fighting," he said.

The deal between Ade Muse, an ally of the rival claimant to the Puntland presidency, Jama Ali Jama, and Col. Abdullahi Yusuf, was brokered by Boqor Usman Aw Mahmud and Sultan Sa'id Sultan Abdisalam, both elders from the disputed region of Sanaag, said Abdishakur.

Meanwhile, Jama Ali Jama, who was not involved in the peace talks told IRIN that "in principle I welcome any peace initiative".

"However, I hope the process will be all inclusive involving all those that can contribute to peace in Puntland," he added.

Jama warned that the agreement should not "violate" the Puntland charter. "If the charter is not respected the peace deal will not work," he said.

Controversy over Puntland's leadership has been increasingly vocal since June 2001, when Abdullahi Yusuf, whose presidential term ended then, claimed that the region's parliament had extended his mandate.

In November 2001, a number of Puntland traditional elders elected Jama Ali Jama as president for a three-year term in the hope that this would end the leadership wrangle. Abdullahi Yusuf recaptured Bosaso from Jama Ali Jama in May 2002.

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IRIN-CEA
Tel: +254 2 622147
Fax: +254 2 622129
Email: IRIN@ocha.unon.org

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29 minutes ago, maakhiri1 said:

Buurmadow is connected to Garaadada and secured recent release of POWs, if it was not mad BIIHI, he could have easily solved  this issue, without relying on Ethiopia, or US.

Remember, Buurmadow made his name, when with Sultan Saeed,  brokered almost impossible peace deal between Abdullahi Yusuf and Cadde Muse,  AUH to both.

He sounds like a reasonable man. If he gave up on Muse and his minions, I can't see others making Muse to change his mind.

P.S

Any possible  peace deal should be comprehensive from Cayn to Cerigaabo District as suggested by Buurmadow.

 

 

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5 hours ago, maakhiri1 said:

20 years ago!!!

Somalia: Puntland opponents sign peace deal

Format

 News and Press Release 

Source TNH

Posted

19 May 2003 

Originally published

19 May 2003

NAIROBI, 19 May (IRIN) - The administration in the self-declared autonomous region of Puntland and opposition forces signed a peace deal on Saturday aimed at ending conflict in the region, a local journalist told IRIN on Monday.
The talks which have been under way in Bosaso, the commercial capital, since 10 May, between the Puntland administration of Col Abdullahi Yusuf and the opposition led by Gen Ade Muse Hirsi, "ended with the signing of a power-sharing agreement between the two sides", said Muhammad Sa'id Kashawiito, of the Bosaso-based Midnimo radio.

Under deal the opposition will have three ministers, two vice-ministers, two governors, two mayors and the commander of either the police force or the army, Kashawiito said. Furthermore, the opposition militia will be integrated into the Puntland security forces.

"As of Saturday the opposition ceased to exist," Puntland's acting information minister Abdishakuur Mire Aden told IRIN. "The agreement brings to a close a dark chapter in Puntland's history."

According to Kashawiito, the people of Puntland welcomed the peace agreement which ends two years of conflict and power struggle in the region.

"On Saturday night, people were celebrating to welcome the agreement. Everybody hopes this is a new beginning for Puntland and an end to factional fighting," he said.

The deal between Ade Muse, an ally of the rival claimant to the Puntland presidency, Jama Ali Jama, and Col. Abdullahi Yusuf, was brokered by Boqor Usman Aw Mahmud and Sultan Sa'id Sultan Abdisalam, both elders from the disputed region of Sanaag, said Abdishakur.

Meanwhile, Jama Ali Jama, who was not involved in the peace talks told IRIN that "in principle I welcome any peace initiative".

"However, I hope the process will be all inclusive involving all those that can contribute to peace in Puntland," he added.

Jama warned that the agreement should not "violate" the Puntland charter. "If the charter is not respected the peace deal will not work," he said.

Controversy over Puntland's leadership has been increasingly vocal since June 2001, when Abdullahi Yusuf, whose presidential term ended then, claimed that the region's parliament had extended his mandate.

In November 2001, a number of Puntland traditional elders elected Jama Ali Jama as president for a three-year term in the hope that this would end the leadership wrangle. Abdullahi Yusuf recaptured Bosaso from Jama Ali Jama in May 2002.

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IRIN-CEA
Tel: +254 2 622147
Fax: +254 2 622129
Email: IRIN@ocha.unon.org

I was visiting my family in London this time. My brother central London igu soo wareejinaaye and after we got close to Bush House, he asked me if I want to see Beenbeensii Soomaali meesha laga xukuma. Haa iri. Iyadoo warkii galabnimo la aqrinaayo ayaa dhex tagnay qolka.

Warkee aqrinaayeen maalintaas heshiiskaan ahaa. I think I met qof la dhahaaye C/risaaq oo warka tabinaaye iyo mid kale magaciisa ilooway. Noo soo noqo waa ku wareysaneynaa lahaayeen maadaama aan Xamar ka imid markaas.This is the photo I took:

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Sadexda gabdhood baroorta ka keenay secessionists. Markuu halganka dhamaado waa in abaalmarin la guddoonsiiyaa gabdhahaan.

Meet the Women on the Front Lines of Laascaanood Conflict Against Somaliland

 Laascaanood, Somalia – The ongoing conflict in Laascaanood has seen the Somaliland army facing off against locals, but amidst the violence, a group of women has risen as a significant force both on the front lines and in the digital realm.

These women are fighting for the future of their people and for women’s rights everywhere. They believe that women should not be relegated to the sidelines of conflict and are determined to have their voices heard.

On the front lines, women can be seen manning checkpoints, providing medical aid to the wounded, and even participating in combat, all in an effort to protect their families and homes from the forces of the Somaliland army.

Ilham Garaad, a dentist based in the UK, has taken to social media to document the human toll of the conflict and to inform the international community about the atrocities occurring in Laascaanood. She shares images and videos of the destruction caused by the conflict and its impact on civilians, including women and children.

Rahma Omar, a local journalist, wearing her full combat uniform stated, “We are fighting for our right to live in peace and security. The world needs to know what is happening here and the impact it is having on the lives of ordinary people.”

Fahima Yusuf, wearing her military uniform, has been speaking to the people and encouraging them to fight for the freedom of the people of Sool, Sanaag, and Ceyn (SSC) and liberate them from Somaliland secessionists.

The women of Laascaanood are a source of inspiration and strength, showing bravery and determination in the face of adversity. They are standing up for their rights and the rights of women everywhere, reminding us that women can be powerful agents of change and that their voices and perspectives must be heard in any conflict. The world must stand with these women and support their fight for peace and justice in Laascaanood and beyond.

Xigasho

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