Carafaat Posted August 27, 2013 Balaayo ka hor tag bay leedahay, ee ka daba tag ma lah ! Marka hore waxaan salaan qadarin,sharaf iyo karaamaba leh u dirayaa dhammaan shacabka xariirta ah ee reer Somaliland iyo inta maqaalkan akhrisataba. Sida saxaafadu soo gudbisay,waxaa dalkeena la soo gaadhsiiyey Siidh qiimihiisa lagu sheegay $2 Million oo Dollar,looguna talo galay baa la yidhi sidii ay Beeralayda Somaliland uga faaiidaysan lahayeen,ma nasteexaa , mise waa hooyo ku go’ !. Su’aasha is weydiinta lihi waxay tahay : 1-Siidhkani inuu caafimmad qabo,oo berrito dalagga ka soo go’aa aanu ciida & caafimaadka dadkaba wax yeelo soo gaadhsiineyn, yaa damaanad qaaday. 2-Yaa xaqiijiyey in Siidhkani aanu ahayn mid Gene kiisa wax ka bedel lagu sameyey, GMO seeds (Genetically Modified Foods). Sida khubaro waaweyn oo caalamka daafihiisa ku kala nooli ay baadhis dheer ku sameeyeen,waxay ka digeen khatarta ku duugan,lagana kulmi karo isticmaalka Genetically Modified Food (GMO) iyo cudurada ay u geysan karaan caafimaadka dadka.Xukuumada Somaliland masuuliyad culus baa ka saaran daryeelka dadkeeda iyo dhul beereedkaba,waana inay aad uga taxadirtaa cuntooyinka lagu caawinayo,daawooyinka,midhaha la beeranyo ,iwm. Waxaan halkan idiinku soo gudbin doonaa war bixin muuqaal ah , oo aad u qoto dheer,kuna sahabsan Siidhka wax ka bedelka lagu sameeyo & aafadiisa ..Guji si aad u daawato: Eng. Mohamed Ali Muse mohamed.a.muse@gmail.com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Carafaat Posted August 27, 2013 Somaliland:Agriculture Ministry Receives Donation in Form of Seeds worth $2Million By Goth Mohamed Goth Somaliland minister of agriculture Hon Farah Elmi Mahmoud (Geedoole) today in his office received seeds worth more than $2 Million from LIVE FOR RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT through ARAHA an international NGO. In a ceremony held at the ministry of agriculture headquarters, representatives of ARAHA handed seeds worth more than $2 Million, the vegetables and grain these seeds produce are expected to help feed farmers and provide them additional economic opportunities. Receiving the equipment at the ministry’s headquarters, Hon. Farah Elmi Mahmoud (Geedoole), the minister of Agriculture praised the initiative and said it was a major boost to agricultural empowerment in supplying good and quality seeds to the farmers. Present during the handover ceremony were the minister of labor and social affairs, minister of state for finance, director generals in the ministry of resettlement, minerals and agriculture and Somaliland ambassador to Djibouti. ARAHA provides Humanitarian Aid to the needy in the Horn of Africa through the following programs: Constructing long-term community water wells;Food distribution and other emergency aid to areas facing a humanitarian crisis; Empowering poor families with tools that generate income for their families such as water tanker, dairy cows, dairy goats …etc. Educational projects such as building schools, distribution of school supplies, books, computers labs for schools, and sponsoring students; Building shelters for displaced families; and Orphan sponsorship. SomalilandPress.Com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alpha Blondy Posted August 27, 2013 GM Food? abti, isku xishood. :mad: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wiil Cusub Posted August 27, 2013 Hunger is the greatest eval on the earth. As long as Africa can't feed its 1 billion ppl use of Biotechnology is better off. Sheekadii gaalada dharagtay ayaad noola imanaysiin Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alpha Blondy Posted August 27, 2013 ^ i see you'd rather use 'biotechnology' produced GM foods than maintain your integrity and sharaf as a human of equal proportions? until now we've REFUSED these scientific creations of the gaal but you're an ''il yare geelbeed'' and we know many of your ''ibaax'' folks were ''objects of desire'' for the colonial masters in and around the State House iyo Hindiya Laynka area of Hargeisa before the 1960s........ so your thinking doesn't come as a surprise, abti. for centuries now, the whites and their proxies, in their haste to further sow the seeds of population control measures, have been looking to test their ''inorganic'' and ''cell in a petri-dish'' manipulated generic foods on Africans as though we're like mice, mouses or other rodent-like creatures.......can you believe that? :confused: around the early 2000s Robert Mugabe refused GM foods because ''apparently'' his 'people are not mice in a laboratory to be experimented on', ma garatay? also...... why is WFP and other tentacle-like agencies of the 'Global World Order' dumping cheap produces on African Markets, abti? Africans can produce their own produces, you know. abti, let's bring back the US-listed terrorist group Al-Shaabab because it's quite obvious they know how to plough the fields and harvest the crops better than INGO field officers on the ground. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Carafaat Posted August 27, 2013 Wiil Cusub, My biggest concern on GMO food is not related to the health concerns(risk on cancer). But on the prospect of the seeds being intellectual property and thus pattented by large multinationals. This could in turn make the food sector a monopoly of large firms, much like the pharmaceutical sector. To give you an example: Imagine I want to plant mais or tomatoes. You buy the seeds from a large corporation and then you harvest the mais or tomatoes. The problem starts when you want to use the seeds of the plants you harvest. These gmo plants have been geneticly modified and do not contain seeds you can use to plant again. This will force you to buy new seeds from the multinational. This will literly create a monopoly on the food chain. This isnt an issue for the rich countries but specially for countries in Africa. Just like the pattent on medicine is an issue for these countries and less for the west. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Carafaat Posted August 27, 2013 Alpha Blondy;975146 wrote: ^ i see you'd rather use 'biotechnology' produced GM foods than maintain your integrity and sharaf as a human of equal proportions? until now we've REFUSED these scientific creations of the gaal but you're an ''il yare geelbeed'' and we know many of your ''ibaax'' folks were ''objects of desire'' for the colonial masters in and around the State House iyo Hindiya Laynka area of Hargeisa before the 1960s........ so your thinking doesn't come as a surprise, abti. for centuries now, the whites and their proxies, in their haste to further sow the seeds of population control measures, have been looking to test their ''inorganic'' and ''cell in a petri-dish'' manipulated generic foods on Africans as though we're like mice, mouses or other rodent-like creatures.......can you believe that? :confused: around the early 2000s Robert Mugabe refused GM foods because ''apparently'' his 'people are not mice in a laboratory to be experimented on' , ma garatay? also...... why is WFP and other tentacle-like agencies of the 'Global World Order' dumping cheap produces on African Markets, abti? Africans can produce their own produces, you know. abti, let's bring back the US-listed terrorist group Al-Shaabab because it's quite obvious they know how to plough the fields and harvest the crops better than INGO field officers on the ground. Alpha, You are absolutely right. From a geo-political perspective, the food chain is considered by the west as the single most important security "thread" or rather the most important battle field. For the last 20 years the world food markets have been distorted with cheap foods dumped on the African markets supported with export subsidies by the US and EU, WFP 'food aid' and speculations on foor markets. This has greatly affected the African food production, making it ripe for interverence and monopolisation. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
YoniZ Posted August 27, 2013 Akhyaarey su'aal? Abuurka la isticmaalayey in kabadan labaatan sano, muxuu ahaa? xagee ayuu ka iman jiray? yaa beeraleyda u qaybinjiray? cid baari jirtay malasheegay? qalab lagu baaro malahayaa? Midee liidata in cunto mucaawino laqeybiyo ama abuur? Ninka qoray maqaalka muxuu cadeyn meesha keenay aan ka aheyn 'hadii ay dhacdo' iyo 'hadii ay noqoto sidaa'. Qolyaheenna wadamada Galbeedka kunool doodan uma taalo si looga nagaado in sheekadu noqoto 'nin dhargay dhaqankiis dheh' Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Somalia Posted August 27, 2013 http://documents.wfp.org/stellent/groups/public/documents/newsroom/wfp076534.pdf AUGUST 2002 The United Nations is extremely concerned about the unfolding humanitarian crisis in southern Africa. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) estimate that 13 million people will need food assistance in the coming months to avoid widespread starvation and a dramatic deterioration in health and nutritional status of the population in the affected countries. The World Health Organization (WHO) believes the health of these 13 million people may well be seriously damaged as a result ofthe current food crisis. Stocks of food in the region fall far short of estimated needs and food aid, along with medical and other assistance, will be critical to avoid a catastrophe. The World Food Programme has received donations of foods for use in southern Africa, some of which contain GMOs. Several governments in southern Africa have accepted these donated foods without reservation and GM maize varieties are grown in the region. However, other Governments have expressed reservations on receiving food aid containing GMOs and have sought advice from the United Nations. There are no existing international agreements yet in force with regard to trade in food or food aid that deal specifically with food containing GMOs. It is UN policy that the decision with regard to the acceptance of GM commodities as part of food aid transactions rests with the recipient countries and that is the case in southern Africa. __________________________________________________________ Famine-hit Zambia rejects GM food aid - OCTOBER 2002 The Zambian Government has finally decided not to accept a donation of genetically modified food for nearly three million of its people facing famine. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2371675.stm Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
D.O.C Posted August 27, 2013 So what can we eat in the west? There ain't any organic food available in most of Western europe. I feel i am in prison now. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Alpha Blondy Posted August 27, 2013 Somalia;975163 wrote: The World Food Programme has received donations of foods for use in southern Africa, some of which contain GMOs. Several governments in southern Africa have accepted these donated foods without reservation and GM maize varieties are grown in the region. However, other Governments have expressed reservations on receiving food aid containing GMOs and have sought advice from the United Nations. abti, taa nagaa daa, yo. was Hassan's recent raashin for PL, GM? is that why y'all refused it? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wiil Cusub Posted August 27, 2013 Alpha Blondy;975146 wrote: ^ i see you'd rather use 'biotechnology' produced GM foods than maintain your integrity and sharaf as a human of equal proportions? until now we've REFUSED these scientific creations of the gaal but you're an ''il yare geelbeed'' and we know many of your ''ibaax'' folks were ''objects of desire'' for the colonial masters in and around the State House iyo Hindiya Laynka area of Hargeisa before the 1960s........ so your thinking doesn't come as a surprise, abti. . Waa wareey! Alpha your dhaqancelis period is completed, you have to come back to Uk. otherwise you will learn more old school hargeisa tribal issue which is very dirty for your age. Lets us concentrate 'biotechnology' and food analysis which is my specialty and we should not jump personal and tribal analysis which is dangerous game for your age. I thought that this discussion was 20 century discussion and I thought that every one of us knows that he/she eats more or less weekly GMO food. Check this list and ask your self how oven you use this product Yes Carafaat the biggest problem of GMO is that the seeds being intellectual property and thus patented by large multinationals. But patented issue is only for rich countries. Pakistan and Idea re produce so many patented medicines, china copied every thing from those who come with blue print of their prototypes for cheap industrialization. Why should Africa worried for patent rights. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Somalia Posted August 28, 2013 Alpha Blondy;975174 wrote: abti, taa nagaa daa, yo. was Hassan's recent raashin for PL, GM? is that why y'all refused it? If it wasn't a reason before, it sure is now. :cool: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Coofle Posted August 28, 2013 Siidh laga bixiyay lacag dhan 2 Million.....Rule number, Hadii la beero , Midhaha soo baxaa mar labaad lama sii beeri karo oo waxa lagu qasbanyahay in dib loo soo iibsado siidh cusub --rule number 1 , waana siyaasad ganacsi. Ta inoo taalaa waxa ay tahay in beeralayda la baro sidii ay uga faa'idaysan lahaayeen Siidhkan. This is like the first time your friend introduces you to weed/jaad/cigarette/balwad in general, they pay for the first few times and when you are hooked you start supplying the chain.....this means our agriculture after few years will be dependent on modified seeds, that we will join the global seed market. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tallaabo Posted August 28, 2013 If Somaliland made a good use of its annual rain fall by constructing reservoirs and employing advanced irrigation methods like drip irrigation, then our organic produce is enough to feed our small population. We are blessed with virgin soil, plenty of sunshine, and enough rain but we lack the leadership and the foresight to advance our society. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites