The Mogadishu Mafia Warlords are terrorizing the fragile new Somali government!

[QabiilDiid]

Xusuuq fool xun oo ka dhacay garoonka Stadiom Muqdisho xilli uu halkaasi ka khudbeynayey ra'isul wasaare Cali Max'ed Geeddi( Daawa Sawirada )

 

Muqdisho-03.May.2005 Qarax xoog leh ayaa goobta loo yaqaan VIP-da ee Garoonka Kubada Cagta ee Stadium Muqdisho xili uu khudbad ka jeedinayey Ra'salwasaare Cali Maxamed Geedi, Qaraxan ayaa la sheegay inuu geystay khasaare dhimasho iyo dhaawac, Ra'salwasaare Cali Maxamed Geedi ayaa la sheegay inaysan waxba soo gaarin.

[Jumatatu]

Sad indeed, very sad.

[Sky]

Ilaahey haa uu naxariisto.

[Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar]

[SOO MAAL]

Very sad,few people just don't want peace, law and order.

[Camel Mlik]

:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

 

THOSE THAT DID THIS SHOULD BE EMBARRASSED

[Camel Mlik]

Somali PM unhurt in stadium blast, 10 dead

- Tuesday, May 03, 2005 at 14:38

 

By Mohamed Ali Bile

MOGADISHU (Reuters) - At least 10 people were killed by an explosion at a soccer stadium in Somalia's capital Mogadishu where the prime minister had just addressed hundreds of supporters on Tuesday, witnesses said.

 

Prime Minister Ali Gedi escaped unhurt and talked to reporters shortly afterwards, saying he was in shock.

 

The cause of the blast, just days after Gedi's arrival in Mogadishu on a trip to mend a rift in the fledgling government, was not immediately clear.

 

Lawlessness has continued to plague Mogadishu despite the formation of President Abdullahi Yusuf's Transitional Federal Government in the relative security of neighboring Kenya last year in an attempt to end 14 years of chaos and bloodshed.

 

Seven people were killed at the stadium, one was killed by a vehicle escaping the scene and two others died on their way to hospital, witnesses said. Officials at three hospitals said they were treating a total of 35 wounded.

 

The powerful blast destroyed a wall of the stadium and witnesses said they saw lots of blood at the scene.

 

Gedi flew to Mogadishu on Friday for the first time since his appointment last year to try to end a rift in his government and shore up sagging confidence in efforts to rebuild the broken country.

 

Foreign governments and donors have put increasing pressure on the new government to return home.

 

But cabinet ministers and members of parliament are split over which city it should initially be based in -- a dispute that stems from power struggles among rival clans and regional powers vying for dominance in Somalia, diplomats say.

 

MPs aligned to Yusuf say they want to temporarily relocate to the relatively calmer cities of Baidoa and Jowhar.

 

Others insist the government should return to Mogadishu, Somalia's single most dangerous place, which the transitional constitution stipulates must serve as the capital.

 

Yusuf has asked African and Arab states to supply 7,500 troops to help disarm the militiamen roaming Mogadishu since warlords overran the Horn of Africa country in 1991, ousting military dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.

 

However, militant Islamists and influential warlords - some of whom are in the government - have vowed to attack troops from so-called frontline states of Kenya, Djibouti and longstanding rival Ethiopia if they are deployed.

 

Source: Reuters

 

 

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[Camel Mlik]

Somalia: Mogadishu Stadium rocked by large explosion

Tue. May 03, 2005 08:35 am.

Somali Prime Minister Mr. Ali Geddi was in a middle of long speech in the stadium which was packed by government officials, foreign and UN delegates, and thousands of Mogadishu residents when the whole building shook and deafening sound followed. Seven people were confirmed dead and about a dozen wounded.

 

The cause of the explosion is now leaning toward accidental anti-tank missile firing although people at the scene described it as an attempt on the prime minister’s life. He left the stadium right away unharmed.

 

Whether it was an accident or deliberate attack, innocent people who came there because of their deep hunger for justice, equality and true government lost their lives today.

 

Somalia has been without central government for over a decade now. The new government was setup in Nairobi, Kenya last year and it is now trying to relocate to Somalia. A lawless country filled with all types of weapons and people who have not been governed for a long time await Mr. Geddi and his government.

[ADNAAN]

Could this sad news be the beginning of a Baghdad style resistance in Somalia in the light of the coming African troops?!!