Cowke Posted July 27, 2010 Madaxweynaha cusub ee S/land oo maanta la dhaariyey 27 Jul 27, 2010 - 8:27:23 AM Xaflad balaadhan oo uu maanta [July 27] xilka kula wareegaayay Madaxweynaha cusub ee Somaliland Md Axmed Maxamed Siilaanyo ayaa lagu qabtay xarunta Madatooyada ee magaalada Hargeysa. Axmad Silaanyo--Sawiradii Xafladda July 27--Hargaysa Waxaana ka soo qayb galay wufuud balaadhan oo ka socotay Dalalka Jabuuti, Itoobiya iyo Kenya kuwaas oo ay ka mid ahaayeen Wasiiradda Dhaqanka iyo Dalxiiska ee Itoobiya, Wasiirka Warfaafinta ee Jabouti iyo Guddoomiye ku xigeenka Kowaad ee Baarlamaanka Kenya kuwaasoo hogaaminayay saraakiil farabadan oo ka tirsan Xukuumadahooda. Guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Sare ayaa ugu horeyntii Madaxweyne Siilaanyo iyo ku xigeenkiisa Saylici ku dhaariyay Dhaarta Distooriga ah ee Dalka inay u maamuli doonaan si daacadnimo ah, dhexdhexaadnimo ah, ilaalin doonaan shuruucda Dalka u taala, isagoo Siilaanyo khudbad kooban oo dhaarta kadib halkaas ka jeediyay ku sheegay Xukuumaddisa inuu ku dhawaaqi doono berri isla markaana uu jeedin doono khudbadiisa Madaxtinimo Sawiradii Xafladda July 27--Hargaysa Intaa kadibna waxa khudbadii ambabaxa halkaas ka jeediyay Daahir Rayaale Kaahin oo balan qaaday inuu Siilaanyo Xukuumaddisa la shaqayn doono, Daahir Rayaale Kaahin Madaxweynihii hore ee Somaliland waxa uu ka waramay Sooyaalkii Siyaasadeed ee Mandaqada uu la lahaa mudooyinkii kala duwanaa ee uu xilka hayay gaar ahaana waxa uu Farta ku fiiqay Dawladda Jabuuti iyo Itoobiya oo uu sheegay markii uu talada kala Wareegay madaxeynihii hore ee geeriyooday inay si fiican u gacan qabteen isagoo Siilaanyana kula dardaarmay inuu xidhiidhka dalalkaasi sii xoojiyo, isagoo tilmaamay inay albaab u yihiin aqoonsiga Somaliland. Waxa uu si geesinimo ku jirto u qiray Xisbiga Kulmiye inuu Doorashadii kaga guulaystay isagoo saaxiibadiisa UDUB uga mahad celiyay inay ku taageereen go'aankii uu ku aqbalay natiijadii Doorashada, waxaanu xusay isaga iyo xisbigiisuba inay u jideeyeen Xisbiyada inay Sdaas oo kale u aqbalaan Guusha haddii tartanka lagaga adkaado. Sawiradii Xafladda July 27--Hargaysa Axmed Siilaanyo waxa uu noqonayaa madaxweynihii 4aad ee ay Somaliland yeelatay waxana uu sanadkii 2003 Doorashadii la qabtay ku guuldaraystay in uu noqdo Madaxweyne, hasa yeeshee dedaal iyo samir badan oo uu sameeyay waxa uu haatan ka noqday Madaxweyne Somaliland. Maxamed Jamaal, Garowe Online Hargeysa Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cowke Posted July 27, 2010 Somalia: Somaliland's new President Silanyo sworn-in 27 Jul 27, 2010 - 11:39:35 AM The newly elected leader of Somalia’s separatist region of Somaliland was sworn-in on Tuesday in a well-organized event attended by local and regional officials, Radio Garowe reports. Somaliland security forces had cordoned off areas around the presidential palace in the capital Hargeisa, where the dignitaries had arrived from other regions of Somaliland and neighboring countries to attend the historic transfer of power from President Dahir Riyale to the new leader, Mr. Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo, a former opposition chief. Historic moment: Riyale and Silanyo Djibouti's information minister, Ethiopia's tourism minister and Kenya's deputy Parliament speaker were among the foreign dignitaries that attended Tuesday's swearing-in ceremony. President Silanyo was sworn-in by Somaliland's chief justice, who repeated the words of the oath of office. Speaking briefly, Mr. Silanyo said he will announce his new Cabinet tomorrow and deliver his first official speech. Mr. Riyale the outgoing leader of Somaliland, congratulated incoming President Silanyo and promised to work with the new administration. He called on the people of Somaliland to "unite as the elections are over," and praised neighboring countries Djibouti and Ethiopia as "friends of Somaliland." President Silanyo becomes the four president of Somaliland since 1991, after: Abdirahman Tur, Mohamed Ibrahim Egal, and most recently, Dahir Riyale, who was president since 2002. The separatist region is praised for maintaining relative peace and the semblance of governance, although the region remains dirt-poor in terms of development and its educated class lives abroad, like fellow Somalis, due to the overall instability of Somalia as a whole. Peaceful transfer of power from one elected official to another is not completely uncommon in Somalia. In 2005, and again in 2009, Puntland State held presidential elections and in both cases the opposition leader was elected president. However, the international community has largely neglected both peaceful regions of Somalia, Somaliland and Puntland, and has invested massively in Mogadishu where Al Shabaab insurgents are fighting to topple the unpopular but Western-backed TFG led by President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed. Somaliland, located in the northwest corner of Somalia, unilaterally declared independence from the rest of Somalia in 1991 but has not been recognized internationally. The unrecognized separatist republic claims Sool and Sanaag regions, which are disputed with Puntland, a self-governing federal state that has never declared independence. Somaliland's election did not take place in most of Sool and Sanaag regions, as Somaliland forces control a very limited area in these two regions. During June 26 election day, at least four Somaliland election workers were killed in Sool region during election-day skirmishes. GAROWE ONLINE Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Saalax Posted July 27, 2010 Cowke, are you not going to congrulate the new president? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted July 27, 2010 Yeah indeed it was a great historical day for somaliland , libaahe cowke was busy fighting the maakhirians today I bet he will congratulate the new leader Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cowke Posted July 27, 2010 I was not expecting that sort of outcome to be quite honest. I was expecting something more along this line Anyways congratulation to all somaliland for peaceful election and a peaceful transfer of power. I honestly didn't think silanyo would make it to the office alive. Anyways congratulation to all the waqoyi people and lets hope silanyo can bring peace,prosperity, and development to all the people of the north. He has alot of work to do. SSC crisis. There is also puntland issue to deal with over las anod. He has to also dialogue with the govt in hamar by solating the north doesn't help them nor does it help us because somalis needs peace today hadad runta rabtid sxb waxaan aad uu jeedid on somaliaonline iyo paltalk iyo cafeka waa iska fadhi ku dirir crap but the reality is ppl at home dont want a bullet but want a future. I hope silanyo brings his ppl out of their self-inflicted isolation and sit down with somalia. Somali govt is in no-way looking to destroy somaliland, noone denies inay mamul yihin sxb noone wants to take that away either lakin the only thing laysku haysto waqoyiga waxay tahay "seccession" factor. Wax kale lagu haysto ma jirto. Somaliland should play an active role in somalia not sit on the sideline is my opinion. It will show the world they are not just caring for clan interest u know what i mean? Anyways Silanyo is good guy from what my father has told me however he hasnt seen him since pre 1991 govt so who knows what he is like today. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cowke Posted July 27, 2010 I love this part of garoweonline coverage. Peaceful transfer of power from one elected official to another is not completely uncommon in Somalia. In 2005, and again in 2009, Puntland State held presidential elections and in both cases the opposition leader was elected president. However, the international community has largely neglected both peaceful regions of Somalia, Somaliland and Puntland, and has invested massively in Mogadishu where Al Shabaab insurgents are fighting to topple the unpopular but Western-backed TFG led by President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed. Somaliland, located in the northwest corner of Somalia, unilaterally declared independence from the rest of Somalia in 1991 but has not been recognized internationally. The unrecognized separatist republic claims Sool and Sanaag regions, which are disputed with Puntland, a self-governing federal state that has never declared independence. Somaliland's election did not take place in most of Sool and Sanaag regions, as Somaliland forces control a very limited area in these two regions. During June 26 election day, at least four Somaliland election workers were killed in Sool region during election-day skirmishes You know whenever they put articles in english section siiba latest news it always get copied by allafrica and posted on their news site for all african leaders to read lol. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cowke Posted July 29, 2010 As predicted somaliland status lowered yet again on allafrica thanks to garoweonline who placed its article in the english section of garoweonline which always gets transmitted to allafrica the website the A.U and African Leaders/Officials read when wanting to know about Africa http://allafrica.com/stories/201007280638.html If you guys dont know what im talking about. I'll place a small quote to refresh your memories. The separatist region is praised for maintaining relative peace and the semblance of governance, although the region remains dirt-poor in terms of development and its educated class lives abroad, like fellow Somalis, due to the overall instability of Somalia as a whole. Peaceful transfer of power from one elected official to another is not completely uncommon in Somalia. In 2005, and again in 2009, Puntland State held presidential elections and in both cases the opposition leader was elected president. However, the international community has largely neglected both peaceful regions of Somalia, Somaliland and Puntland, and has invested massively in Mogadishu where Al Shabaab insurgents are fighting to topple the unpopular but Western-backed TFG led by President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed. Somaliland, located in the northwest corner of Somalia, unilaterally declared independence from the rest of Somalia in 1991 but has not been recognized internationally. The unrecognized separatist republic claims Sool and Sanaag regions, which are disputed with Puntland, a self-governing federal state that has never declared independence. Somaliland's election did not take place in most of Sool and Sanaag regions, as Somaliland forces control a very limited area in these two regions. During June 26 election day, at least four Somaliland election workers were killed in Sool region during election-day skirmishes. I Love Garoweonline when it starts blasting somaliland and the editor is farole son and his mom is from berbera It would be funny to know if she knows what her son is up to when influencing politics in somalia and regionally through the media Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cowke Posted July 29, 2010 If you guys dont understand the huge influence of allafrica let me state the below quote. AllAfrica Global Media is a multi-media content service provider, systems technology developer and the largest electronic distributor of African news and information worldwide. Registered in Mauritius, with offices in Johannesburg, Dakar, Lagos and Washington, D.C., AllAfrica is one of a family of companies that aggregate, produce and distribute news from across Africa to tens of millions of end users. Some of our staff at our Washington, DC office. This website, allAfrica.com, is among the Internet's largest content sites, posting over 1000 stories daily in English and French and offering a diversity of multi-lingual streaming programming as well as over 900,000 articles in our searchable archive (which includes the archive of Africa News Service dating from 1997). Strategic alliances with media and information technology companies, such as Comtex News Network, Radio France Internationale, and the BBC, extend AllAfrica's global reach. Content agreements with over 130 African news organizations generate steady revenues for the content partners and give them, in turn, access to the prize-winning reporting of the AllAfrica team. AllAfrica's reach is worldwide. The growing website serves over 12 million monthly page views (over 100 million monthly "hits"). More than 14,000 other web sites carry AllAfrica's constantly updating headline modules or otherwise link to the site Whilst somaliland focuses on buying amir arts a cartoonist lol and who the hell takes a cartoonist serious? They managed to get yusuf garad onboard but thats because of his great hatred of puntland. VOA is pretty much on our side. But when it comes international media. Definitely Puntland is pushing the stronger card. Plus a good strength of domestic outlets in our support. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
