Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 1 July Oo Looga Dabaal Dagay Magaalada Nairobi (Daawo Sawirada). Nairobi(Allssc): Munaasabad aad u ballaaran oo lagu xusayay maalinta xornimada gobollada koofureed iyo midowgii labada gobol ee koofur iyo woqooyi ayaa waxa ay ka dhacday xarunta safaaradda Soomaaliya ee Dalka Kenya oo dhowaan soo Gabgabowday dacwad ku saabsaneed lahaanshaha dhulka safaaradda. Xaflada oo si heer sare ah loo soo agaasimay ayaa waxaa soo qaban qaabiyay Safaarada, waxaana ka qeyb galay boqolaal Soomaalida ku nool dalka Kenya iyo marti sharaf wadamo kale kaga yimid in ay xafladaan ka qeyb qaataan, sida faanaaniinta kala ah Ustaad Axmed Naaji Sacad, iyo Saado Cali Warsame oo labadaba heeso wadani ah ka qaaday goobta, kalmadana ka jeediyay iyaga oo ammaanay dadaalka ay safaaraddu gashay soo celinta dhulka soomaaliyeed. Sidoo kale waxaa martida ka mid ahaa xubno ka socday qaxootiga Soomaaliyeed ee ku nool xeryaha Dhadhaab oo sheegay in ay tahay markii ugu horreysay oo ay ka qeyb galaan xaflad tan la mid ah, mudo 20 sano ahna ay dagganaayeen dalka Kenya, waxa ayna uga mahadceleyeen Danjire Cali Ameeriko oo marti geleyay, kafaala qaadayna inta ay magaalada Nairobi joogaan, isla markaana dib ugu celin doono xeryahooda, markii xafladu soo gabagaboowdo. Dhanka martida ajaanibta ah iyana waxaa kamid ahaa safiirka Talyaaniga u fadhiya Soomaaliya, iyo Safrro kale oo ka socday wadamo Soomaaliya saaxiib la ah, oo iyana aad ugu ammaanay sida ay soomaalidu ugu midoobeen in ay helaan dowlad ay u wada dhanyihiin. Safiirka oo hadal kooban u jeediyay ka soo qeyb galayaasha ayaa aad ugu nuuxnuuxsaday arrinka qaxootiga isga oo ka codsaday dadka Soomaaliyeed ee hantida heysta in ay barbar istaagaan walaalahooda dhibaateysan, waxa uuna Illaaheey uga baryay ummaada soomaaliyeed midnimo iyo nabad waarta, oo gaarta dhamaan geyega soomaaliya. Xafladan ayaa waxaa miisaan dheeeri ah sii siinaya goobta ay ka dhacday oo ah dhul ay soomaalida leedahay oo aan ahayn mid kira ah, walibana waqti xasaasi ah oo ay warbaahinta Kenya hadal heyso wararka ku saabsana maxkamadda iyo isku dayo racfaan oo dhanka Hididii iibsatay ka socdo. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 July 01, 2011 Somalia's Birthday Gift: A Night Without Violence Gabe Joselow | Nairobi Somalia marked 51 years of independence late Thursday with a midnight flag-raising ceremony at the presidential palace in Mogadishu. The government says it was the most peaceful independence ceremony it has ever held, while Somalis in Nairobi ask what there is to celebrate. VOA July 1 marks the day when two Somali regions, formerly controlled by Britain and Italy, merged together to form the nation of Somalia. For the past 20 years, nearly half of its lifespan, the country has been without a functional central government, and there has been little to celebrate. But, according to the government, all was well at a midnight flag raising ceremony at the presidential palace in Mogadishu. Abdirahman Yarisow, the spokesperson for new Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali, said due to recent advances against the militant group al-Shabab, it was the most peaceful ceremony in years. “Last night was very much different. This shows that the city is more peaceful than before. People were traveling after midnight, one’ o clock, going back to their homes," Yarisow said. "The streets were lit this time with special lights to mark the Independence day of Somalia, and this is the first time the local administration organized this so beautifully.” Yarisow said the Prime Minister acknowledged at the ceremony the hardships that remain for Somalia, but was optimistic about the future of the government. On the streets of Nairobi, members of the Somali diaspora have a different point of view. Omar Abdi, 21, has only ever known a Somalia mired in violence and disfunction. "I have not seen a flag, or nationhood. I have not seen a government, any rule of law," said Abdi. "I grew up seeing people killing each other ... one can talk about nationhood when you have seen it, I know nothing about nationhood." Often referred to in the media as a “failed state” Somalia frequently tops the list of the world’s poorest and most dangerous nations. The country’s transitional government is not only fighting al-Shabab, it is also contending with a severe drought that has already displaced tens of thousands of people. One man, Weli Diriye, who identified himself as a member of the Democratic Party of Somalia, said there is hope for the country, but it lies with the politicians. "I would like to request," said Diriye, "whoever want to be a leader, to come up with political party, put down your arms, and compete [using political parties] if you are elected you can lead, if you won’t be elected, you cannot be someone [a leader] by carrying gun." Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 SOMALIA: PM Calls National Unity Amid 51st Anniversary of Somalia Independence By: Abdalle Ahmed MOGADISHU (RBC) Somalia’s newly approved Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali has called all Somalis to be unity and join together for helping the drought affected citizens in the country, RBC Radio reports. In his public speech of 1st July, 51st anniversary of Somalia independence, the Prime Minister Mr. Abdiweli Miohamed Ali spoke the growing influence on the people by the severe droughts affected the country which he described as the worst one. He called for to survive the people asking international aid to the country. “I call the donors and the Somali Diaspora to urgently help the droughts affected people in Somalia. The situation of the livelihood of the people seems as the worst for ever” the prime minister said. Mr. Abdweli also lightened the for the last two decades of civil war in Somali, the country had undergone very hard condition as he mentioned the people should put their differences aside and unite for rebuilding of the country. The prime minister also remembered for those honorable Somali heroes who have lost their lives for the nation and the independence in 1960s. The Prime Minister vowed to maintain the war against extremism in Somalia and deplored that Al-Shabab, the biggest rebellion to his government and Al-Qaeda group are not willing the existence of any functional and strong government for Somalia. He then promised that his government will focus both the humanitarian situation faced the country and the security as two big priorities. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 JORDAN King congratulate Somali President on National Day Amman, June 30 (Petra) – His Majesty King Abdullah II sent a cable to Somalia's President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed congratulating him on the occasion of his country's National Day. In his cable, the king wished the Somali president continued good health and happiness and the people of Somalia further progress and prosperity. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 YEMEN President congratulates Somali President [01/July/2011] SANA'A, July 01 (Saba) - The president has sent a cable of congratulations to the President of Somalia Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed on the occasion of National Day. AF Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 Bahrain HRH Crown Prince Congratulates Somali President Manama, June 30. (BNA) – His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander, today sent a cable of congratulations to President Shareef Shaikh Ahmed of Somalia marking his country's Independence Day. HRH Crown Prince wished him continuous good health and happiness and his country further progress and prosperity. WHQ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 OMAN His Majesty congratulates Somali President on National Day Fri, 01 July 2011 MUSCAT — His Majesty Sultan Qaboos sent a cable of congratulations to President Shaikh Sharif Shaikh Ahmed of Somalia on the occasion of his country’s National Day. His Majesty the Sultan expressed his sincere greetings to the president and wished him good health and the friendly people of Somalia more progress and prosperity. SYRIA President al-Assad congratulates the people of Somalia President Bashar al-Assad sent a cable of congratulations to President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, President of the Republic of Somalia National Day of Somalia in which he expressed on behalf of the Syrian Arab people and his sincere congratulations and best wishes to President Sheikh Ahmed and brotherly people of Somalia. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 SAUDI ARABIA Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and Crown Prince congratulate the President of Somalia The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has sent a cable of congratulations to His Excellency President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, president of the Federal Republic of Somalia on the occasion of the anniversary of the independence of his country. And by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques in his name and the name of the people and Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia the most sincere congratulations and best wishes for health and happiness to the president and the brotherly people of Somalia, sustained progress and prosperity. For his part, His Royal Highness Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense and Aviation and Inspector General, a cable of congratulations to His Excellency President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, president of the Federal Republic of Somalia on the occasion of the anniversary of the independence of his country. His Highness the Crown Prince expressed his deepest congratulations and best wishes of good health and happiness of His Excellency, and the brotherly people of Somalia further progress and prosperity. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 Statement from Senator Amy Klobuchar on Somali Independence Day Minneapolis, M.N. – In honor of Somali Independence Day, July 1st, U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar issued the following statement: “I am honored to join with Minnesota’s Somali community in celebrating the 51st anniversary of Somalia’s independence from Great Britain and Italy. “I have always believed that America’s strength comes from the diversity of our people. Somalis have contributed so much to the cultural and economic vitality of our country, especially in Minnesota, which is home to the largest Somali population in America. “I believe that a stable Somalia is in the best interest of both the people who live there and the people of the United States, which is why I am working in the Senate to find ways to help the Somali people restore peace and move their country forward. Minnesota’s Somali community has an important role to play here, and I have been grateful for their support in working to find ways to ensure a peaceful and prosperous future for the country and the region. “So as we celebrate Somalia’s Independence today, we not only remember the historic achievement 51 years ago, but also look towards the future, celebrating the promise of a peaceful and productive Somalia, a goal that we can all strive towards together.” Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 St. Paul soccer tournament celebrates U.S., Somali independence days By Andy Greder Updated: 06/26/2011 11:25:53 PM CDT To some, it's guys kicking and chasing a ball on fake grass - just a game. To a group of Somalian refugees from across the U.S., it's a soccer tournament in St. Paul, but also an opportunity to share stories of the ongoing strife in the east African country they fled as boys and the community celebration of upcoming independence days in their homeland and adopted home. The more than 150 young Somali men from Owatonna, Dallas, St. Cloud, Boston, the Twin Cities and elsewhere fled the humanitarian crisis caused by tribal militias in Somalia for the freedom and safety of the U.S. "Here it doesn't matter what tribe you are from," said player Abdi Fatah, 20, whose family fled Somalia when he was 2 and settled in Minneapolis. "It's what they say about sports; it unites people." As goals were scored between the lines on the green synthetic turf at St. Paul Central High School, others kneeled in prayer under the red scoreboard. Meaty sambusa wraps and sugary tea were served at the concession stand, and players and fans shared what the tournament means. Guled Dalmar, 27, of Dallas said he was in Somalia working on an exam in his fourth-grade classroom one day in 1991, and the next day, refugees had set up in the school as militias battled for control of the country. "It went from this," said Dalmar as he pointed to St. Paul, "to 100 percent chaos." At age 9, Dalmar fled with nine members of his family, but he didn't have to give up his boyhood game. Advertisement Quantcast With tournaments like the one held in St. Paul through July 4, he and the majority of players who were born in Somalia can compete against their countrymen. "We are not coming here to play the best players in the world or the best in the United States, we are coming here to play with people that have a common identity with us," he said. "We are Somalia, and we are American now." That shared heritage will be marked with a July 2 celebration in Minneapolis, which splits independence days in Somalia (July 1) and the U.S. (July 4). The interconnected cultures are also displayed on the backs of the McKnight team. The St. Paul Police Department and the Ramsey County sheriff's office supplied the team with jerseys and equipment. Sheriff's office member Pete Baldwin,who grew up playing hockey and basketball in Roseville, was snapping photos and cheering for McKnight on Sunday afternoon. "I'm not a soccer guy, but I understand the mentality," Baldwin said. "If you are looking to connect with kids, sports are the best way to do it." Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 Xuska Maalinta Xorriyada Soomaaliya Muqdisho:- Xafladdo lagu maamuusayo maalinta xornimada Soomaaliya oo ay ka soo wareegatay 51 sannadood ayaa lagu qabtay meelo ka tirsan Soomaaliya. Munaasabaddo lagu maamuusayo maalinta Kowda Luulyo oo ah markii gobollada Koonfureed ay xorriyada ka qaateen gumeystihii Talyaaniga isla markaana ay midoobeen labadii gobol ee Soomaaliya ayaa waxaa lagu qabtay meello kale duwan oo ka tirsan gudaha Somalia iyo dibeddaba. Xarunta madaxtooyada ee Muqdisho, waxaa xalay ka dhacday xaflad lagu xusayay kowda Luulyo, taasoo ay ka qeybgaleen mas'uulliyiin uu ka mid yahay Raisal wasaaraha Somalia, C/weli Max'ed Cali, guddoomiyaha Baarlamaanka Shariif Xasan Sheekh Adan iyo qaar ka tirsan madaxda Hay'addaha dowladda KMG ee Somalia. Xafladaasi waxaa saqdii dhexe markay ahayd lagu saaray calanka Somalia. Dhinaca kalena, Qaar ka tirsan maamullada ka jira gobollada Somalia ayaa sameeyay munaasabaddo ay ku xusayeen maalinta kowda Luulyo. Sidoo kale, magaalada Nairobi waxaa ka dhacday xaflad lagu xusayay maalinta kowda Luulyo oo ay soo qaban qaabisay safaaradda Somalia ee magaalada Nairobi. Qaar ka tirsan waddamada dibedda ee ay ku nool yihiin qurbo joogta Soomaalida ayaa waxaa sidoo kale laga dhigay xafladdo lagu xusayay maalinta xornimada Somalia. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Liibaan Posted July 1, 2011 Madaxweynaha SSC Saleebaan Ciise Ahmed Oo Umada Soomaaliyeed Ugu Hanbalyeeyay Sanad Guurada 1 Lulyo Madaxda sare ee maamulka SSC oo umada soomaaliyeed ugu hanbalyeey sanad guurada 1 lulyo oo ah maalin taarikhi ah taas oo xusid mudan maadaama ay tahay maalintii calanka soomaaliyeed uu ka babaday guud ahaan dalka soomaaliya. hanbalyadan ayaa waxaa diray guud ahaan maamulka SSC iyadoo ay ku socoto umada soomaaliyeed khaasatan madaxweynaha SSC Saleebaan Ciise Amed waxaana uu leeyahay umada soomaaliyeed waxaan uga baryayaa in sanadka danbe ay ku dhigtaan gudaha dalka soomaaliya ciida sanad Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Abwaan Posted July 1, 2011 Soomaali iyo Dabbaaldeg. Kani niyad ma ahan waayo dalkiina waa burbursan yahay, abaarna waa jirtaa haddii aan party la iska rabin! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
