It has no history of ever solving one. Did you ever detect the true colours of Tony Blair before the Iraq war?  Jomo Kenyatta once said “My British friends came to our land with a Bible in their hands. They told us to shut our eyes for a moment. When we opened our eyes, they had the land and we had the Bible.“ Such is the British treachery. They are telling us now to shut our eyes.  Trust the Americans.  They always mean what they say. Do not ever get caught by the hypocrisy that built an empire through sheer cunning and deceit. 

Well, all this would not have happened had the Somaliland government gave to the British officials the standard answer that we had for the world since the first day of the existence of Somaliland -  Somaliland will only negotiate with a one government in  the South. Our present government tried to be clever. They also needed some assistance for our cash strapped little country. They went to London and to the horror of everybody in Somaliland  our Government was in the same table with Puntland and Gslmudug. Silanyo and his Government did in one step to reduce the standing of Somaliland from a De Facto country to the status of a clan or subclan. They accepted to be In the same protocol with Majeerteen (Puntland), Habar/Gidir Saad (Galmudug) Habar/ Gidir Ayr (Ahlu Suna Wa Jamaa). They again did the same in Nairobi. 

Then all disaster followed. Our clever government were not so clever after all. It was a classic case of the hyena dating the wrong guy. Maybe they got a little cash, but they threw away the demand that we be treated as what we are: a NATION and no other way. Nobody took us seriously after that. Now we are being expected to come to London again and the President himself has to appear and sit in the same line with Puntland and Galmug presidents as a representative of a region called Somaliland that is in Somalia.  Sh. Shariif will be seated among the world leaders. Siilanyo being a member of other regional delegations from Somalia will be sitting behind him. 

What a disgrace!! Imagine seeing that picture in the CNN and the BBC.

Apart from the external affairs fiasco it caused, the downgrading of Somaliland to level of Majeerteen, Saad and Ayr has also caused an internal disintegration. Every political opportunist now wants to go to the Conference of the clans in London. This would not have happened had we not participated two of the first four preparatory meeting. Had we stayed out altogether as we always used to (before we started to be clever), no one from Somaliland would have dreamed neither Khatumo nor Awdal nor Makhir nor others that are in pipeline.

By downgrading the status of Somaliland Mr. Silanyo has opened a Pandora box. I Quote here Faisal Waraabe commenting when on the first time that we participated the London preparatory Conference. He Said “Mr Silanyo Listen You are My president only in the context of Somaliland. Outside that you are not. If you go again to a table where Somali clans are meeting. Yes Listen. You only represent your sub-clan ,and I will go representing mine” That is what Faisal said that day.

Now are you surprised at Ali Khaliif ? In the name of fairness  let us give the devil his due. 

Now what we need is sobriety and level headedness. Qualities we lack so much now in Somaliland. Let us weigh arguments for or against going to London. Those who say let us go are stating their case like this. Forty or more world leaders are coming. Somaliland will have a golden opportunity to state its case to the international audience and it’s a chance we cannot miss.  That would have been a very strong argument if the question of Somaliland and its future was in the Agenda. World leaders who are coming where not made aware of a discussion about Somaliland. How different it is, how good it is and how it needs to be recognized? The Agenda is clear. It is about Piracy, Shabaab, Famine and the formation of a National inclusive Government.  Nowhere in the Agenda is Somaliland mentioned good or bad.

On the contrary the preamble of the Agenda stated that the Territorial Integrity of Somalia will be maintained.   Sh.  Shariif and his Government will be speaking to the delegates representing all the Somali delegates there including us. Regional presidents will not speak.  If World leaders give Regional presidents a photo op that is the best they can get out of the conference.  I hope that is not what our leaders want. A picture with Dave Cameron.!! That can be arranged by one Somalilander who is a resident at the Prime Ministers riding in UK.

Now let us look at the other side of the coin.  I believe if we do not go to the conference in London, the British Prime Minister will not be happy. He will be angry at his lower officials that they let him down. That the International community will see that the conference that the PM lent his name has a great hole in it. The PM will see the lower British officials misrepresented the case of Somaliland and did not give it the weight that it was due. The World will ask themselves who is that who did not come. The answer readily comes to our advantage. The entire international friends and journalist supporter that we gathered in these twenty years will fill the void.  Look who is not being accommodated here? The most peaceful, the most stable, the most democratic, the only people that defeated Shabaab, the only people those Pirates are afraid of, the best is missing.  Only then will our demands be listened to. That is the way we should play the game.

Mohamud Tani

Email: mohamudtmohamud_t@yahoo.com

It’s that time of the year when we the people of Awdal remember our heroes who were killed cold blood by the power crazy SNM criminals. It’s that time of the year when we the people of Awdal remember those of us who died defending our land and people - young and old. It’s that time of the year when we remember the innocent Awdal children and the old men and women who were savagely killed by the cold blooded feeble minded SNM mujaahiliin criminals.

It is February the 4th when we remember the SNM rampage in which they killed thousands of innocent people in every town and village in Awdal just because they belonged to Gadabursi tribe.

For decades now SNM and supporters have been trying to skirt the issue of apologizing for their acts or renouncing their crimes against innocent, peace loving Awdalites, especially because it is difficult and embarrassing. It is that time of the year again when we expose the criminal acts committed by the SNM to the civilized world.

May the civilized world know and remember that thousands of our uncles and aunts would have been living in this world today? May the youth of the world know that thousands of our nieces, nephews and cousins would have been in their prime years of life this week? And thousands of them would have celebrated their birthdays or weddings this year or past years.

May the scholars of the world know that thousands of our youth would have graduated from Amoud University in the past years? May the senior citizens of the world know that thousands of our uncles and aunts would have become grand parents this year or past years. May the world know that, that never happened and will never happen just because of some criminals called SNM who went into rampage and killed thousands of our people for no apparent reason.

The SNM criminals thought that they would hide the facts but to no avail. The world knows the criminal acts committed and here again we the people of Awdal remind the world and will keep reminding year after year.

The SNM criminals chose to ignore to even recognize their sense-less crimes let alone to apologize.  They hid the facts and never told how they dared to do what they did. But let me remind the world how things happened;

You (The SNM criminals) crossed the border with your Ethiopian friends (Mangistu reign) and killed indiscriminately. As to your other claims of liberating a country, I believe that it was just a case of “Budkii iyo bisadii kulmey.” I know that, because I remember and will always remember. We the people of Awdal will keep it alive. We will always remember our people (your victims). We will always read to our children your criminal acts as bed time stories. I remember and here I tell the world your crimes: 
 
*  You committed acts with intent to harm, destroy and damage and that is crime.

*  You killed thousands of defenceless people and that is crime.

*  You caused bodily harm to innocent people for no apparent reason and that is crime

*   You deliberately inflicted on innocent people conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction and that is crime.

*  You destroyed mosques for no logic reason and that is crime.

*   You burned hundreds of farms just because they belonged to Gadabursi citizens and that is crime.

*   You looted stores just because they belonged to gadabursi merchants and that is crime.

*  You destroyed wells just because the gadabursis used them for drinking and that is crime.

*   You did all criminal acts that could be done just because the Gadabursis are/were peace loving civilized citizens of Somali Republic.

SNM forces did all that and more. Your immoral acts will always be remembered. we remember the carnage in Borama. We remember the looting in Awdal. We remember the cries of the babies and their mothers. We remember the suffering of the old men and women in Dilla. We remember your burning the farms and the houses in Qalooc and the mosques which you destroyed with heavy artillery.  We remember what you did in Zeila. We remember how you treated the innocent people of the villages of Awdal.

We remember your coming with the Ethiopian soldiers (Mangistu reign) and We remember your laughing with them. We remember the enjoyment on your faces while rampaging in the streets of Borama. We remember all that and will always remember and tell the world your shameless acts.

You (SNM) claim that out of your madness a state was born, but I remind you that it could not have been created with out Awdal. I remind you now that Awdal State is here for its people and land. I remind you that your SNM is doomed and no more. You dreamed of one day ruling the country, but be  assured that Awdal State has the command now and urge you to drop and forget your dreams. You try to cover up your acts, and I assure you that I expose them. You are showered with praise, I assure you that I will be there to condemn you. You refuse to apologize and recognize your crimes, I then remind you the message:

“Ninba waa mare maalin taaduun meel aad eediyo yey mus kula korin.”

Suleiman Abdi Dugsiye - Ottawa

Email: sdouksi@gmail.com

According many sources close to the matter, the Foreign Office in Addis Ababa refused to receive the minister due to his lack of diplomatic credentials and in one bizarre incident, the minister, Dr. Omar went with the Somaliland Home Affairs minister Mohamed Arraleh Duur, who had a scheduled meeting with his Ethiopian counterparts.

After the Home Affairs minister Duur’s, return to Somaliland, in which he held a press conference to address the visit to Addis Ababa and its results and ramifications for Somaliland, Dr. Omar decided to stay on Ethiopia in the hopes of meeting with senior officials from the Ethiopian Foreign Office.
Sources confirm that the Ethiopian government finally decided to give, after much pleading Dr. Omar, an audience with the Minister of State, Dr. Tekeda Alemu, and only after Dr. Alemu has completed his normally daily activities and engagements.

Like many nations in Africa, Somalia has endured the legacy of the foreign expedition of greed throughout the continent. After the Berlin Conference 1884, Western European powers sought to divide Somaliland — one of the most homogeneous regions of Africa — into British Somaliland, French Somaliland, Italian Somaliland, Ethiopian Somaliland (the Ogaden), and the Northern Frontier District (NFD) of British Kenya. Thus, sowing the seed for the current ongoing inter and intra-regional unrest of Somalia.

Fast forward to 1991: a mix of northern and southern clan-based militias armed, financed, and supported by Ethiopia toppled Somalia’s central government and, in due course, brought the strategic collaboration between these militia groups to an end as each went to secure its area of influence (read clan-based). This formula would work for some and not the others.

Stabilization has proven a difficult undertaking in a number of the southern regions while in the northwest and northeast regions (Somaliland and Puntland) clan militia groups and their clan elders were able to bring relative stability to those regions. This, some argue, was possible mainly because of the clear single clan dominance in both of those regions.

Though, both northwest and northeast regions of Somalia enjoyed relative peace that gained them much praise, they both fell short of playing a pivotal role in instilling hope in the hearts and minds of the majority of people in the rest of Somalia. Neither Somaliland nor Puntland has indicated any interest in mediating between their warring brethren in the South.

Many Somalis both in the homeland and in the Diaspora (including this writer) have envisioned that a modified version of the northern model of peace that is free of clan dominance could be duplicated in the rest of Somalia — creating a foundation of a homegrown national reconciliation that could ultimately save Somalia.

Lamentably, Somaliland and Puntland opted to keep their respective successes local and within the confines of their respective clans. The said approach has not only fueled the already underway clanization of the Somali political problem, but has lent both of these two political entities to forcefully subjugate dissenting voices of people from other clans with impunity. And as a result have deepened the distrust between local clans.

Squeezed between the powers of these two administrations are the people of Sool, Sanaag, and Cayn (SSC) — their high rate of inter-marriage with people of Somaliland and Puntland, notwithstanding. Clans within the SSC are considered the bridge and the glue that kept the union of North and South or the Somali state together. Over the years, the people of SSC have taken the brunt of Somaliland and Puntland forces; each wanting to annex them.

In addition to the impact of the long drought, these people continue to suffer sporadic violent campaigns from both sides. And though it is hidden from the world’s view, their condition is another humanitarian disaster in the making.

Meanwhile, there are the howling voices of the women and children of these regions as they are torn between the men they love, their husbands, sons, fathers, brothers and next of kin, who are dying as a result of a tug of lethal war fought in the name of secession versus union.

I recently received an email from a friend whose father is from Hargaisa (Somaliland) and his mother from Buhodle (SSC). In it he made this heart-wrenching comment that eloquently sheds light on the tragedy of fratricide or clan wars; especially as it divides families. He said “Territories that want to secede should not be allowed to force those who want to remain in the union. My father should just leave my mother in peace if she wants Sool to be part and parcel of Somalia. And he is free to pursue his political desires to run with Somaliland as he wishes.”

Somalia is inundated with arms and ammunitions, and anyone with money can buy them to kill and maim the innocent such as women, children, elderly and minorities with impunity. Let there be no mistake, using force to annex these regions is a loose/loose proposition. It will only contribute to more deaths and destruction that could end the relative peace long enjoyed by the people of the north.

Against that backdrop, the Obama administration’s Dual-Track (multi-track) policy toward Somalia has exacerbated the situation for these people. This policy gave boost to the institutionalization of clanism as it is set to further polarize the society by engaging non-state actors such as clan based administrations, militias, clan leaders and self-proclaimed ones as legitimate leaders so long as they are against Al-Shabaab; even if these actors are against the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) — the same government that the U.S. claims to support. The continuation of the counter-terrorism containment policy only provides bandages to festering wounds that neither helps Somalia nor the U.S.

To remedy the long standing issue of SSC regions, both Somaliland and Puntland must end their respective campaigns of forcing the people of SSC into submission. Violence cannot solve this problem. On their part, the TFG must be mindful of people of SSC’s struggle for self-preservation while genuinely addressing the grievances of their brethren from the north-western and pave the way and indeed spearheading a genuine national reconciliation initiative that holistically addresses the Somali political problem.

4 February is the Anniversary of Genocide in Dilla and Borama by SNM

Sir: I would like to apologize to you for my ignorance of not knowing where to send my concerns about Somalia. I have been trying to find out people whom I can share my thoughts with about Somalia where the people have been suffering since 1991. I found out that you are important Honourables who support your Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Commonwealth Affairs, Hon. William Hague, in the decision making in the Foreign Affairs of UK and that some of you might be involved in the upcoming Conference on Somalia. I am an independent thinker. I hate seeing innocent people dying every day with no reason at all. I would like to send you my ideas about Somalia in case it might benefit for those who are in the Conference on Somalia.

Following the information about Somalia attached herewith, I would like to add my view on the Somali Conference on February 23rd, 2012 and the road map for the unity of Somalia that can lead the country to democracy and peace. Britain and Italy were the last colonial powers in Somalia and the first countries to know the history and politics of Somalia. The present political circumstance is far from reaching a deal. The whole country is divided into tribal regions that have special circumstances and interests in the politics and power.

For instance, in the northern part of Somalia (previously British Somaliland Protectorate) there are multiple tribes with different interests in the political arena. There are Gadaboursi in the far west ( Awdal Region ), the Isaaq in the centre, and the Dhulbahante and Warsangali in the East. As of today both the Gadaboursi and Dhulbahante have formed their regional states called Awdalstate and Khaatumo State respectively. The reason for the formation of the political factions is because the control of Somaliland is stolen by the Isaak clan which is the minority in the Somaliland population. Every Government Institution is under the control of Isaak. Today, there are civil wars going on in the eastern part of Somaliland and there are many deaths from the Dhulbahante and Isaak. Gadaboursi is also randomly killed by the neighbouring Isaaks.

In Southern Somalia, There have been civil wars since the departure of the dictator.  Islamists and terrorists have incited animosity and human suffering. There have been many instances that free world has tried to help and formed temporary Governments which have never functioned. The division of power is based on baseless and unconfirmed statistics and ratios.
During my life time in sixty years and over, there was no fair power-sharing in Somalia in general and in Somaliland in particular. What is happening today will never be better unless a foreign intervention takes place. Both Britain and Italy know about this fact.

Britain is leading the Somali Conference on Feb.23, 2012. I believe that Conference will not succeed if Britain and others would not put pressure on Somalis. There is no good politics in Somalia. Every clan has a Sultan and a Chief and some self-served politicians who all enjoy and benefit from the suffering of Somali people. I won’t go into details of something that many of Britain’s politicians know about. However, I would like to add my vision for greater Somalia. Somalia would only be a democratic and civil country if and only if Western Powers study the situation with the consultation of those Somali people who care about the human dignity and the power of democracy. Some sort of a power must be used in order to force the war lords to succumb.

Somalia would be better off if Federalism is applied. There were 18 recognized regions by the United Nations. In every region there is only one particular tribe or tribes. Somali people believe in tribalism and without it most of the Somalis would have perished from self-inflicted wounds. Every Somali has sought refuge in where his/her clan is abundant in order to survive. Today every region is solely for a particular tribe or a clan. Power-sharing can only be possible if Federalism is not applied to its max. If every region is not given the authority and security of its region, Federalism will also fail. The map below which is based on the 18 regions recognized by the UNITED NATIONS is the closest resolution to the Somali problems. Those regions and its peoples will get peace and prosperity in Federalism.

The MAP below is the only map the United Nations works on and believes in

Please excuse me if I become an intruder because I do not know where to turn. I am powerless like any other Somali. Many Somalis will laugh at me if I discuss such issues with them but it is the practicality of the situation. Thank you for your time and taking those recommendations to your people who are facilitating the Somali Conference.

Mohamed Ali

Ottawa, Canada

Email: mmousa@rogers.com

NP: This is part of a document sent to those honourables and those who are facilitating the Conference on Somalia on Feb 23rd, 2012

Mr Baugh’s appointment, coming as it does in the wake of Foreign Secretary William Hague’s visit this week – the first by a British minister to Somalia since 1992 – is perhaps the first sign of a shift in British foreign policy towards this volatile Horn of Africa nation. If indeed that proves to be the case, then it will be long overdue.

Britain’s latest diplomatic initiative comes at a pivotal political moment for Somalia, and just ahead of a crucial London conference this month aimed at establishing measures to tackle Somalia’s al Qaeda-linked insurgents al Shabaab and the problem of piracy off the country’s coast.

Mr Hague clearly senses a strategic opportunity in a country long perceived by the West to be the basket case state in a basket case continent. This, after all, is a nation that until recently has largely been without a central government since clan-based warlords overthrew dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in 1991. Since then, as one British foreign office report put it a few years ago: “Somalia has completely collapsed as a functioning state.”

It’s no coincidence Mr Hague’s visit to Mogadishu comes as Somalia is being subjected to a major Kenyan military incursion and a continuing African Union military mission (Amisom) in support of a vulnerable and, if recent history is any measure, probably unworkable Government.

Many things in the past have prevented real progress towards political stability in Somalia. Perhaps the most significant of these recently has been the lack of real understanding and urgency at the heart of any Western diplomatic and strategic response.

I well remember back in 2001 interviewing Mogadishu city and clan leaders who warned of how Somalia would inevitably slip into the grip of Islamic extremists should the West fail to invest in helping rebuild the country’s physical and political infrastructure.

With the West then duly failing to do just that, the way was clear for the rise to power of Somalia’s Islamic Courts Militia, mirroring that of Afghanistan’s Taliban in the 1990s.

Somalia was “full of terrorism”, declared George W Bush around that time. For once he was right. But long before the al Qaeda variety to which he was referring, there existed across Somalia a much more familiar type of everyday African terror comprising a dangerous marriage of hunger and guns.

Combating that axis of evil would have been a battle worth fighting and, who knows, might have prevented the inexorable rise of those Islamist extremists who today, in the shape of al Shabaab, are part of the al Qaeda franchise capable of exporting jihadist fighters across the world, including – according to Mr Hague – the UK.

With al Shabaab recently outgunned by Amisom soldiers in Mogadishu and facing military offensives by Kenya, the situation on the ground is rapidly changing. The diplomatic scene is shifting too and the opening up of international missions offers the best chance in years of helping Somalia on the tentative road to stability and recovery. This time round, though, these initiatives cannot afford to be undermined by the same ill-conceived thinking and poorly executed planning typified in the past by the now infamous Black Hawk Down episode.

Above all, the West must avoid the mistake of moves to impose the sort of strong centralised authority so beloved of past colonial rulers.

Time and again efforts by outsiders to mould Somalia’s inheritor governments into a form at odds with the country’s clan-based and pastoral political culture has proved disastrous, creating resentment rather than reconciliation.

Speaking of his visit to Mogadishu and the impending London conference, Mr Hague was at pains to point out that one of the meeting’s key objectives is to strengthen counter-terrorism co-operation, so disrupting terrorist networks and financing.

“We need to step this up. We are not complacent about it,” Mr Hague said, describing Somalia as “the world’s most failed state”.

Britain is right not to be complacent about Somalia’s terrorist threat. But being constructive when it comes to the country’s economic problems and ensuring Somalis themselves have the chance to come up with political solutions and strategies is equally important.

To ignore such things would only serve to repeat past mistakes and prolong the suffering this country has too long endured.

Herald of Scotland

Ma jiro War rasmi ah oo ka soo baxay taliska Ciidanka sirdoonka Qaran oo la xidhiidha sababta xilka looga qaaday Taliyaha la bedelay, hase yeeshee Ilo Wareedyo u dhuun Daloola Hay’ada Sirdoonka Qaranka ayaa xaqiijiyay in taliyaha cusub ee la magacaabay si dhakhso ah Xilka ula wareegay isla maalintii la magacaabayba.

Warar ku dhaw bilayska Boorama, ayaa sheegay in Yuusuf Jaamac Aar uu been xaddhaaf ah ku dhuri jiray Sirdoonka beelaha dhexe ee Hargeysa, taasoo waxyaabo badan oo uu sheegay ay markii dambe run noqon waayay, waxaana la sheegay inay lugooyo badan kala kulmeen.

Sidoo kale ayaa waxa Yuusuf Jaamac Aar lagu eedeeyay Yuusuf Jaamac Aar inuu shakhsi ahaan ka dambeeyay ciidamadii beelaha dhexe ee dhawaanta la soo dhoobay Boorama, taasoo dad badan ka cadaysiisay, wixii loo sheegayna ay waayeen, markii dambana iska noqdeen.

Wararku waxay intaasi ku darayaan in taliyaha la bedelay maalin ka dib markii diyaarad kuwo qumaatiga u kaca oo la rumaysanyahay in laga leeyahay Maraykanku ay deegaanka Garbo-dedar oo ka mid ah Gobolka Awdal keentay Siyaasiyiin iyo Wariyayaal ka tirsan maamulka Awdal-state oo halkaasi kula kulmay dad Xoolo dhaqato ah iyo Dhalinyaro laba ka mid ah ay kaxaysteen.

Diyaaradan oo ay la socdeen rag Cadaan ah, laba siyaasi oo ka tirsan Awdal-state iyo Suxufi u Ololeeya Maamulkaasi la sheegay in Ciidamadda Boliiska Somaliland ee deegaankaasi mudo dhawr maalmood ah baadi goob ugu jireen Darawal waday gaadhigii lagu qaaday dhalinyaradii raga Diyaarada watay qaateen.

Mahamed Ahmed

2.  Gogoshii nabada ee madaxweyne Axmed Siilaanyo u fidiyay beelaha Harti yaa fashiliyay ee caqabada ku noqday una badalay qaraxa dagalaada aan ujeedadooda la akhriyi Karin iyo talo la’aanta siuyaasadeed ee niyad jabka ku riday shacbigii ina soo doortay. Hadaba si aynu u ogaano dayaceena aan idiin soo bandhigo laba su’aalood oo xikmad ku fadhiya oo ku wajahan mauwduucan

1. Culuunta hogaaminta miyaa la bartaa mise waa lagu dhashaa?
2. Qiirada wadaninimo dadku miyay ku dhashaan mise waa lagu beeraa?

Labada masalo midkoodna maaha samaa’wi ee midna waa la bartaa midna la beeraa. Hadaba aynu eego noocyada ay ka kooban yihiin xubnaha xukuumada xisbiga Kulmie laga dhex dhisay iyo noocyada ay ka kooban yihiin:

1.  Koox khubaro ah oo kasoo jeeda xisbul xaakimka Kulmiye oo waxay aaminsan yihiin iyo waxqabadkooda la yaqaano.

2.  Koox dhalinyaro aqoonyahano u badan oo qurbo jooga oo u daacad ah distoorka qaranka dalku leeyahay, balse aan khibrad ku filan u lahayn socodsiinta hawlaha maamul iyo sixitaanka qaladaadkii hore ee dhacay.

3.  Koox dhalinyaro Gadhyar ah oo aanay qaarkood abid ka xaadirin meel lagu hayo cashar hogaamineed iyo mid wadaniyadeed toona, kasii darena laga yaabo in qaarkood ay xaaraan u yaqaanaan distoorka dimoqraadiyada ee qaranka u dagsan, halka ay xalaalna u yaqaanaan distoorka qarsoodiga ah ee kooxaha xagjirka ahi leeyihiin sida ururka Alshabaab.

Hadaba, shaki kuma jiro in siyaasadeenii uu xargalay, Xarkuna geedka uu galo wuu qaloociyaa, kadibna wuu dumiyaa, sidoo kalena siyaasada hadaan qalooca laga saarin burbur bay keenta, sidaa darteed xubnaha Xarka ku noqday siyaasadii xukuumada Kulmiye laga soo dhisay waa hubaal inay ku jireen saddexdaa qaybood e aynu xuhnaha golaha xukuumada ka kooban yhiin.
Inta ay xukuumada hormoodka yihiin xubnahaasi lagama yaabo in taageerada shacbiga aynu kasbano.

Sidaa darteed Madaxweyne iyo hogaanka Kulmiye Muuse Biixi Cabdi waxaan ugu baaqayaa inay si dhakhso ah xukuumada uga saaraan xubnaha siyaasada xukuumada Xarka ku noqday ama Madaxkutida ku noqday”.

Kornayl C/Llaahi X. Jaamac

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