Bugland Minister Attacked in Bosaso

[Jacaylbaro]

Gaadhigii uu watay wasiirka Amniga ee Puntland Gen: C/laahi Siciid Samatar ayaa waxaa maanta soo weeraray kooxo hubaysan kuwaas oo u galay wada uu marayay wasiirku ee gudaha magaalada Boosaaso halkaas oo ay ka dhacday tacshiirado xoogan oo ay is waydaar sadeen ilaalada wasiirka iyo kooxihii wax soo weeraray.

 

Tacshiiradahaas ay is waydaarsadeen koohaasi iyo ilaalada wasiirka Amniga Puntland Gen: C/laahi Siciid Samatar ayaa waxaa ku dhintay saddex qof iyadoo saddex daa qof mar aan la xidhiidhnay goobta uu dagaalku ka dhacay ay noo xaqiijiyeen inay kala ahaayeen labo kamid ah kooxaha wax weeraray iyo mid kale kaas oo aan wali aan la ogayn inuu kamid ahaa ilaalada wasiirka iyo in kale.

 

Arintan maanta ka dhacday magaalada Boosaaso ee kooxdani kusoo weerartay wasiirka Amniga ee Puntland ayaan la ogayn sababta dhabta ah ee ka danbaysa inkasta oo ay dadku muujinayaan cabshooyin fara badan oo ku aadan dhanka amniga iyadoo sidoo kalena uu wasiirku ku shaqo lee yahay.

 

Waxaa faraha kasii baxaya amniga guud ee maamulka Puntland iyadoo ay horay u dhacday in Taliyaha ciidanka Police-ka ee Puntland gaadhigiisa miino loo dhigo sidoo kalena waxaa todobaadkan horaantiisii uu nin baastoolad ku hubaysanu uu soo weeraray wasiirka arimaha Gudaha iyo Dawladaha hoose ee Puntland Dr: C/rashiid Barkalhdle.

 

Isku soo wada duuboo arimahan kala gedisan ee ku saabsan dhanka amniga ee ka dhacaya gudaha Puntland ee lagula kacayo masuuliyiinta Puntland ayaa waxa ay muujinyasaa in uu maamulka Puntland guud ahaan uu gabay inuu wax ka qabto arimaha amniga iyadoo soo saaraysa arinmahani itaal darida dhanka amaanka ee Puntland.

 

 

 

 

 

Afnugaal News Desk

[Jacaylbaro]

Waxaa maanta dhigtay Isbaaro bartamaha magalada Boosaaso ee Gobolka Barri koox dhalinyaro ah kuwaas oo ka cadhaysan dagaalkii shalay ee dhexmaray ilaalada wasiirka Amiga e Puntland iyo koox dhalinayaro ah ayna ku dhinteen ilaa saddex qof.

 

 

Kooxdan Dhalinyarada ah ee dhigatay Isbaarada ayaa ah dhalinyaro isku beel ah kana soo wada jeeda hal beel isku beelna ay yihiin labadii nin ee shalay ku dhintay israsaasaynta dhex martyay wasiirka Amniga Gen: C/lahi Siciid Samatar iyo koox hubaysan oo dhalinyaro ah kuwaas oo israsasayni ku dhex martay bartamaha magaalada.

 

Arintan ayaa ah arin ay dadka magaaladu si wayn u hadal hayaan iyadoo muujinaysa sida maamulka Puntland uusan waxba uga qaban karin arimahan noocan oo kala ah oo ku keenaysa sumcad xumo wayn iyadoo koox dhalinyaro ahi ay dhigten magaalo kamid ah magaalooyinka waa wayn e Puntland bartamaheeda isbaaro.

 

Kadib Isbaaradii ay maanta dhigteen kooxdan Dhaliyarada ah bartamaha magaalada ayaa waxa loo saaray gudi wax ka qabata arintan soona baadha sidii ay dhacdadii shalay u dhacday iyo cidda khaladka lahayd iyadoo gudii laga dhigay Culima'udiinka Gobolka kuwaas oo la sugayo sida ay wax uga qabtaan.

 

 

Afnugaal

[Abtigiis]

Originally posted by J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o:

Waxaa maanta dhigtay Isbaaro bartamaha magalada Boosaaso ee Gobolka Barri koox dhalinyaro ah kuwaas oo ka cadhaysan dagaalkii shalay ee dhexmaray ilaalada wasiirka Amiga e Puntland iyo koox dhalinayaro ah ayna ku dhinteen ilaa saddex qof.

Afnugaal

War JB, why are you putting salt into the festering wounds of my people in Puntland. Isbaaro and budhcad badeed are the least worries. Tell your guys to vacate LAS CANOODa aad xoog ku qabsateen! If the Daraawish there failed me, It doesn't mean I am fine with your aggression. Si deg deg ah waa inaan Jilibkiina ugu sheegtid inay kalaabtaan!!

[Jacaylbaro]

Originally posted by Abtigiis & Tolka:

quote:Originally posted by J.a.c.a.y.l.b.a.r.o:

Waxaa maanta dhigtay Isbaaro bartamaha magalada Boosaaso ee Gobolka Barri koox dhalinyaro ah kuwaas oo ka cadhaysan dagaalkii shalay ee dhexmaray ilaalada wasiirka Amiga e Puntland iyo koox dhalinayaro ah ayna ku dhinteen ilaa saddex qof.

Afnugaal

War JB, why are you putting salt into the festering wounds of my people in Puntland. Isbaaro and budhcad badeed are the least worries. Tell your guys to vacate LAS CANOODa aad xoog ku qabsateen! If the Daraawish there failed me, It doesn't mean I am fine with your aggression. Si deg deg ah waa inaan Jilibkiina ugu sheegtid inay kalaabtaan!!

Jilibkee ???

[Abtigiis]

Waa jilibka meesha qabsaday ee Somaliland sheegta!

[Jacaylbaro]

Oo waa kee dee ?? ,,, warka cadeeyoo

[Cige]

Bugland .. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[Abtigiis]

Waa kuu yahay dee, ma ku kalaa jira. Yaad gaadaysaa??

[Jacaylbaro]

maxaad la baqaysaa sxb ,,,, warka cadeeyoo waa jilibkee ?? ,,, ma ka Laaska dega, ma reer buuhoodle, ma reer xudun, ma reer adhi cadeeye, ma reer berbera, ma reer borama, ma reer Badhan, ma reer ceerigaabo ,,,, haye ,,,

[Abtigiis]

Somaliland yaa ku hadaaqa, inta badan?

[Jacaylbaro]

somaliland waa la wada degen yahay ee cidaad u jeedo sheeg hadii kele ,,, laydha cab sxb waxba islama hayside ,,

[Thankful]

You give us Afnugaal and look what somaliland.org is saying....concentrate on your tribal enclave...YOUR SO CALLED LEADER EXTENDED HIS REIGN FOR 1 MORE YEAR. How can he do that? By asking an unelected body to do so? Keep trying to focus on other parts of Somalia and pretend every thing is really normal in your tribal enclave of somaliland.

 

Somaliland : Troubled Times Ahead

Dr. Mohamed A. Omar

 

 

As Dahir Rayaale hangs on to power beyond his presidential term and delays elections, Somaliland sleepwalks into a political crisis. This puts the country’s democratic process and its international standing at risk – the two most crucial goals that are indispensable for Somaliland’s political future.

 

Although the president’s term of office ends on 15 May, the country’s Upper Chamber, unelected body known to be close to the President, has unilaterally extended his tenure by one year recently, thereby ignoring the election plans agreed by all political parties and the National Election Commission (NEC). It is widely believed that Rayaale was behind this move, in a bid to extend his time in office.

 

 

In Somaliland, the move has caused widespread political furore. The opposition parties, the elected Lower Chamber of the Parliament, civil society and members of the public have expressed their objections to this unconstitutional step.

 

From the international community, the reaction was loud and clear too.The European Union, a key partner in Somaliland’s democratisation programme, articulated their concerns on the decision and called on all political groups in Somaliland to stick with the original election plans agreed by all stakeholders.

 

The government’s initial response to the public challenge was militaristic. The capital city of Hargeisa was put on curfew and armed military men are now patrolling the main streets. On 26 April, Hana Hassan Jama, was shot dead in Hargeisa by patrolling soldiers, and became the first victim of Rayaale’s stop-and–search orders. She was an innocent young girl who poses no threat to the national security.

 

To the outside world, the government’s reaction was equally shocking.In an astonishing statement, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Abdillaahi Du’ale, accused the European Union of interfering in Somaliland’s affairs, and told the EU that his government does not need their financial and technical support to Somaliland’s democratisation programme.

 

This statement is damaging to Somaliland’s international position andcan negatively affect the search for recognition. One could actually argue that the Minister and the President, who has supported his Minister’s statement in a speech at the Parliament, have both shamelessly failed to serve Somaliland’s national and long-term interest in favour of their personal short-term political aims.

 

This comes from a government, which is supposedly promoting thedemocratisation process and the country’s relations with the international community - the two most important strategic objectives of Somaliland.

 

There are some possible explanations for the government’s behaviour.One explanation may be that Rayaale is trying to repeat what his predecessor, Mohamed Ibrahim Egal, did in 1994, when the Guurti, (the current Upper Chamber) controversially extended his term of office. Egal then found himself embroiled in a range of conflicts with opposition forces, which lasted until October 1996.

 

 

Hanna Hassan Jama, was a young lady shot and killed by the forces Riyale recently deployed on the streets of Hargeisa

It is also possible that Rayaale and his associates might have accepted the notions of multi-party democracy on paper only, and having won the2003 election by a dubious small margin, are not ready to risk losing power, particularly, in the context of increasingly popular and incredibly powerful and united opposition, ready and eager to take overpower. Rayaale seems to be feeling the heat already.

Another explanation could be that Rayaale is modelling ideas he borrowed from his peers in the region. Ethiopian Miles Zinawe has been in power since 1991, killing and detaining opposition figures during the 2005 parliamentary election. The Ethiopian Parliament still has empty seats, as detained MP did not take their seats.

 

In Eritrea, Isaias Afworki has nothing better to offer. He was elected as president by a transitional legislation in 1993, and he cancelled indefinitely the parliamentary election that was planned to take place in December 2001. The Eritrean constitution was ratified in May 1997but has not yet been put into effect.

 

In Somalia, Abdillahi Yusuf, whose term of office will finish soon,does not appear to be preparing his country for the scheduled multi-party elections in the next year.

 

Yet, unlike Rayaale, Zenawi, Afworki and other leaders in Africa such as Mugabe offer historical narratives to justify their attempts to stay in power. Their desire to rule originates from their status as leaders of national liberation movements. They have liberated their countries either from colonial powers or oppressive regimes. Therefore, they perceive themselves as the heirs of their people’s freedom and feel connected with the grassroots through this history.

 

Interestingly, the above examples make Somaliland an odd one. In Somaliland, there is situation now in which the leader of the country’s popular liberation movement, Ahmed Siilaanyo, is an opposition leader,and all that he is asking for is a fair and timely election. This is in contrast to the mainstream political reality in Africa, which Somaliland should be proud of.

 

Somalilanders are not alone in taking their democracy serious. Mostnotable, president Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria was forced out when his term finished. In Kenya, people have attempted similar approaches. And, increasingly, other African nationals are demanding for their voices to be heard.

 

With the public fiercely opposing the controversial power extension,there is bound to be a political crisis in Somaliland after15 of May,the day the presidential term officially runs out. Forming a transitional administration, that would lead the nation to an election,is the most urgent political question Somaliland has to address. The Lower Chamber, the only democratically elected body in the country after the 15 of May, must fill in the vacuum and help the country get through these worrisome days. It needs to provide an interim leadership, uphold the rule of law, offer a level playing field for the competing political parties, and above all, avoid conflict. This could be a defining moment for Somaliland’s House of Representatives.

 

Source: American Chronicle

[Peace Action]

Mr. Bugland is at it again. There is one positive outcome in this incident and that is the qaswadayaal time is finsihed. Freeing the hijacked ship, freeing hijacked Golis Telecom owned tanker and now the attack on Gen. Saciid Samentar, the Security Minister. All the attackers are captured or killed.

[Xaaji Xunjuf]

He means s n m jabhada s n m aya qabsatay lascanood lol like the Jidbaale crews says

[Jacaylbaro]

looooooooool .... isku soo aakhiro toosiya dheh nimankaan ogaa walaahi inay ilaa meel aan ogahay socone ,,,,,