Breakaway Somali region stable as brother nation unravels

[Jacaylbaro]

That is if you can make it peaceful in the first place ................

[Taleexi]

Apart of the piece's lack of substance and objectivity. I don’t see any wrong doing on the side of JB. It is up to the reader to validate/invalidate the claims set forth by the author.

[NASSIR]

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

a handful of countries including the United States. It has a president and a bicameral legislature, as well as feisty opposition parties. It issues its own currency — crisp bills printed in the United Kingdom — and its own passports and visas.

 

It can't make deals with other countries for development projects, though, and no international banks have opened here.

The economy remains mostly pre-modern and farm-based.

 

By Shashank Bengali | McClatchy Newspapers

[/QB]

Jacaylbaro, the Pre-Modern period is (3,500 Bce - 1500 CE)

You need to read the history of Mesopatamia, Central China and Egypt and see if there are similarities.

[Jacaylbaro]

some concepts can work now even if it is from 200 years ago. It depends on how to use them and how applicable.

 

 

Concerning the topic, all these will only strengthen the Somaliland's position to be an independent state.

 

Those guys need to think if they want to keep the "country" united.

[Malika]

Originally posted by NGONGE:

^^ The two are not connected. Recognition will be sought regardless of the state Somalia is in. Peace in Somalia is hoped for at all times. If for nothing else, and just from an admin point of view, it will help ease the pressure on the government and allow the so called 75,000 'refugees' to return home (rather than doubling or trippling).

Can I ?, pressure on the Goverment aa? You mean the SL goverment funds these refugees?

 

You do know that most of the AID funds have been poured into SL and PL due to the fact that they are relatively calmer and in peace to the much needed areas in the Southern Somalia?

 

Tell me how many NGO's are in SL? How much of the funds given by the EU goes into SL[not as a country but as SOMALIA]?

[Jacaylbaro]

I can only tell you as a country ,,,

[NGONGE]

No Malika, it does not fund anyone. I said an 'admin' point of view. Keep your hijab on now.

 

As for all the rest, isn't that the whole point of the article? That these areas are calmer and therefore their efforts to keep the peace should be recognised (and rewarded). This recognition (reward) can be interpreted in a number of ways; we chose to receive it in the form of international recognition, you chose to view it as EU money for AIDS. Either way, articles such as the above one do clearly have a point.

[Kamaavi]

Ii talinmeysid, kuu talinmaayo, wada tashanmeyno....by the breakaway Somali region.

[Emperor]

I don't see anything wrong with this report, we always knew brothers in north will jump at every opportunity to score a goal and push for their dear case...

 

NG the two issues are connected, you will realise that if you don't want to turn blind eye, only and carefully read the title, the two is mentioned, and that should be enough...

[Dhagax-Tuur]

75,000 'refugees' to return home

A refugee in your own country? They're Somalis in Somali-land.

[Jacaylbaro]

There are refugees from Somalia in Somaliland ....

[Emperor]

^What do you mean by refugees, do you mean those that fled from the war currently raging or those that live and engage business in there...

[Jacaylbaro]

They don't have nationalities yet but yes, they're refugees .....

[NGONGE]

Originally posted by Abdillah:

quote: 75,000 'refugees' to return home

A refugee in your own country? They're Somalis in Somali-land.

Notice the two squiggles around the word refugees, adeer. Iska soco ban ku edhi...

[Emperor]

Lool @ nationalities, if that's the case then we have so many refugees from Hargeisa in Bosaaso and Mogadishu. Actually, the most powerful man in the south today, Mr. Godane, is a refugee from Hargeisa Loool, let's call him a Super refugee