This is where you can follow the important socio-economic, geopolitical and security developments, going inside the Republic of Somaliland and Horn of Africa region
On 14 August, whilst in Djibouti the FGS
Augsburg has handed over the German commitment to the European Union
Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) Somalia Operation Atalanta to FGS Niedersachsen.
The handover was presided over by Captain Stefan Pauly, Branch Head of
Maritime Operations from the Joint Forces Operations Command of the
German Armed Forces, as the counter-piracy duties were handed over from
Commander Bernard Veitl (FGS Augsburg) to his successor Commander Kurt
Leonards (FGS Niedersachsen). A ceremony was held for the handover on
the flight deck of the Augsburg, with senior military representatives of
allied nations and international dignitaries as well as staff from the
two frigates in attendance.
During their 139 day deployment within Operation Atalanta, the FGS
Augsburg has travelled approximately 31,000 nautical miles in the Gulf
of Aden and the western Indian Ocean. The frigate patrolled in an area
approximately 1.5 times the size of Europe. During their mission FGS
Augsburg provided escorts to several vessels of the World Food Programme
(WFP), and through deterring piracy at sea have protected merchant
ships in the region.
"The deployment has been an absolute success. Piracy is at an all
time low, although not eradicated. Our constant presence off the Somali
coast as well as monitoring the pirate camps has contributed to the
success of the mission", said Commander Veitl. The last task conducted
by the frigate was an escort of a WFP ship, from the western Gulf of
Aden along the Somali coast to the Kenyan port of Mombasa; protecting
12,000 tons of humanitarian aid destined for the people of Somalia.
"Piracy off the Horn of Africa has fallen dramatically. A key reason
is Operation Atalanta. The crew of the frigate FGS Niedersachsen are
highly motivated and looking forward to participating in this successful
operation," said the Niedersachsen's Commanding Officer after the
handover. Prior to deployment the Niedersachsen has conducted intensive
training to optimally prepare the ship and her crew for the
counter-piracy mission off the Horn of Africa.
Following the handover ceremony the FGS Augsburg set sail on a return
journey to their home port of Wilhelmshaven; the FGS Niedersachsen
commences her counter-piracy patrols In the Gulf of Aden.
The Orchard of Lost Souls, by Nadifa Mohamed, Simon & Schuster, RRP£12.99, 352 pages
Review by Fatima Bhutto
Nadifa Mohamed’s second novel, The Orchard of Lost Souls, opens in 1987 with Somalia on the brink of civil war. In the northern town of Hargeisa – where Mohamed herself was born – the guddi,
the regime’s neighbourhood watch, is rounding up people to fill a
stadium for the annual October 21 celebrations marking the military coup
that brought Mohamed Siad Barre to power 18 years earlier.
Barre’s corrupt regime – embodied in the novel by the fictional
General Haaruun – “needs women to make it seem human,” Mohamed writes.
She builds the story around the intertwined tale of three women: Deqo, a
nine-year-old orphaned refugee, who has been promised a new pair of
shoes to take part in a welcome dance; Kawsar, a widow in her fifties
burdened by grief; and Filsan, an ambitious soldier.
Deqo
is the thread that connects the women. On the morning of the general’s
visit she finds herself confused on stage and is beaten for falling out
of step. She has only just left the grim refugee camp in which she had
been abandoned and suffers a moment of stage fright. Kawsar rushes to
her aid, and for her trouble she is arrested by Filsan who beats the
life out of her, rendering her unable to walk.
Mohamed’s debut novel Black Mamba Boy (2010), set in 1930s Yemen, was longlisted for the 2010 Orange Prize and won the 2010 Betty Trask Award. The Orchard of Lost Souls follows on the heels of her selection as one of Granta’s Best Young British Novelists 2013.
Her characters are believable, strong, self-empowered women. But the
novel lacks pacing and tension. Things just happen – bloody, brutal
things – and they tend to be presented in rapid-fire succession with no
room for menace to fester.
In one section we learn that Deqo never knew her father and was
abandoned by her mother; lost her only friend in the refugee camp to
cholera; is homeless; goes to jail; gets taken in by a brothel where she
lives with prostitutes called Karl Marx, Stalin and China; gets sold by
the brothel’s madam; is attacked by an old man, and so on. While Deqo’s
physical and emotional insecurity is moving, she never gets the
necessary space for tension to build.
Filsan, the soldier, is similarly unclear. Her lines are too neatly
drawn; when she does good, it’s very good, and when she does bad – as
she does often – then it’s very bad indeed. Filsan has served in what
she proudly calls the “third largest army in Africa” for seven years and
demands respect but feels she is often treated no better than a
secretary. She is a hard character to empathise with: she never misses
an opportunity to kick down on someone weaker than her, regards a
certain kind of power and violence with awe and is blinded by her own
ambition.
Of the three women, it is Kawsar, the widow, who is the most robust;
she copes with loss and loneliness with a quiet dignity. Through her
tale, Mohamed manages to weave fascinating insights into late-1980s
Somalia and its spiral into civil war. We see very plainly the
extraordinary amount of violence that women faced and the exploitation
of local girls by predatory foreigners. Mohamed writes sensitively and
with a keen awareness of her characters’ vulnerability, but The Orchard of Lost Souls is too rushed and the women are lost to the odd pace of the story and its many, many revelations.
September
11 of 2012, just eleven months ago, was the eleventh anniversary of the
Declaration of Holy War signaled by three simultaneous attacks on
America by nineteen Saudi Arabian suiciders, killing 3,000 innocent
people in Manhattan, at the Pentagon, and in the air over Pennsylvania.
That
Declaration of War came from the brutal desert theocracy of Saudi
Arabia, run by its Wahhabi priesthood. Wahhabism follows ancient Muslim
war theology against all non-Muslims and against Muslims heretics like
the Iranians. Wahhabism runs a worldwide oil-funded missionary
campaign, and mosques built by Arabian oil billionaires are often
staffed by Wahhabi imams, who preach holy war against the rest of
humanity.
"Islam" means surrender or else.
Since
2001, the Saudis and other brutal tribal cultures have continued to
finance, agitate, indoctrinate, infiltrate, plot, threaten, manipulate,
propagandize, commit mass murder, and sabotage their First-World
benefactors. The dead silence of the Western political and media elites
about the Global Jihad means that billions of oil dollars have bought a
lot of Democrats and Crony Media.
Across
the Gulf, the other war branch of Islam keeps waging its own brand of
murder and tyranny. Sunnis and Shiites are at war with each other in
Syria, but they also attack the First World at every opportunity --
politically, psychologically and by acts of terror.
Eleven
months ago, on September 11 of 2012, international news headlines
showed two photos of simultaneous al-Qaeda terror attacks on American
sovereign assets. Benghazi was the most famous assault, killing our
ambassador to Libya and three other Americans. But al-Qaeda always
commits mass murders twice on the same day. That is its signature.
A
second jihadist attack was therefore headlined on the same day. It was
on our Cairo Embassy, where Qaedists briefly flew their black flag over
a burned-out part of the Embassy, long enough for their tame news
photographers to send their message around the world.
Every
Muslim in the world instantly understood the meaning of that
double-terror attack, the war signature of al-Qaeda. But ordinary
people in the West were blinded and deceived by our treacherous mass media, controlled by vast amounts of oil money.
The
al-Qaeda message on September 11, 2012 was instantly understood in the
White House, where Valerie Jarrett, Barack Obama, and John Brennan are
intimately familiar with the war theology of Islam. They constantly
find ways to enable it.
The
flood of lies about Benghazi was engineered by our media and Democrat
Party Machine, to cover up al-Qaeda's obvious message to the world.
Hillary Clinton and her husband were of course complicit in that
massive cover-up. Oil money may be buying the Hillary run for president
of the United States.
Today our media-political class is still trying to make you forget September 11, 2012.
If the media had told you the truth, Obama would have lost the election.
Whether you like Mitt Romney or not, the world would be much, much safer today if Obama had been defeated.
That is why September 11, 2012 is a day that will live in infamy.
It
was a huge triumph of our deadly enemies against an administration and a
political class that lives by denying the very existence of our deadly
enemies.
We
now know that Obama won re-election by organized fraud and abuse of his
constitutional authority over the IRS, the FBI, and the national
security apparatus. The Corporate Media colluded in Obama's
anti-constitutional actions, revealing the extent of their knowledge
only after the election.
We
know that Obama is a scofflaw, laughing when he gets away with screwing
the American people and our Constitution. Today he is clowning it up
for the hopelessly corrupt media on the golf course in Martha's
Vineyard, and like everything else in this administration, there are no
accidental signals. This is the fundamental nature of our One Party
Machine today.
This column has previously described Obama's malignant narcissism and oppositional defiant disorder. His day-to-day behavior continues to add to a mountain of evidence. Every government and intelligence agency in the world knows all about Obama, and so does the Democratic Party Machine.
Still,
the American people are kept in the dark. We are a laughingstock
around the world, and frankly, we will deserve the contempt of the world
until we learn to face reality.
Here is a partial breakdown of 9/11/12 malfeasance.
1.
Within minutes of the attack in Benghazi, President Obama, directly or
indirectly, ordered the U.S. military not to protect Ambassador Stevens
and the 30 or so CIA personnel who were under assault. This week, USAF Colonel (ret.) Phil Handley publicly explained the nature of that betrayal.
The combat code of the US Military is that we don't abandon our dead or wounded on the battlefield. In US Air Force
lingo, fighter pilots don't run off and leave their wingmen. If one of
our own is shot down, still alive and not yet in enemy captivity, we
will either come to get him or die trying.
Among
America's fighting forces, the calm, sure knowledge that such an
irrevocable bond exists is priceless. Along with individual faith and
personal grit, it is a sacred trust that has often sustained hope in the
face of terribly long odds.
The
disgraceful abandonment of our Ambassador and those brave ex‐SEALs who
fought to their deaths to save others in that compound is nothing short
of dereliction‐of‐duty. Additionally, the patently absurd cover‐up
scenario that was fabricated in the aftermath was an outright lie in an
attempt to shield the President and the Secretary of State from
responsibility.
Please
note that everyone in the world who knows the U.S. military understands
these facts very well. The "secret" of Obama's betrayal is therefore
only a secret to the "LoFo voters" in America.
2.
In Cairo, where we had just helped Islamic radical Mohammed Morsi rise
to power, an al-Qaeda mob overran parts of the U.S. Embassy. In a state
dominated by police, military, and internal espionage, such mob attacks
do not occur accidentally. Morsi was put into power by Barack H.
Obama, who told Morsi's pro-American predecessor, President Hosni
Mubarak, to resign after thirty years of protecting the peace in the
Middle East.
In
the five years since Obama became president, both branches of the
Muslim war theology have made major conquests. Syria is now torn
between the jihadists of Iran and the jihadists of the Arabian desert.
Whichever group wins, the civilized world will be the losers.
United
States Embassies are legally American territory, and every diplomat
knows the meaning of a mob attack on an embassy. It means that by
failing to provide police protection in obedience to international law,
the host government is declaring a legal casus belli, a cause for war.
Notice
that this is exactly what the first jihadist regime in the world did to
Jimmy Carter in 1979 by kidnapping our diplomats in Tehran. That
international slap in the face ended up defeating Jimmy Carter in the
election of 1980, and bringing Ronald Reagan to the presidency.
It was Reagan who vigorously defended America and brought the Evil Empire to a well-deserved end.
Eleven
months ago, the Obama administration and our Democrat National Machine
plotted to cover up the two 9/11/12 attacks, to avoid a repetition of
the Carter debacle and the rise of a conservative Republican
administration.
That
is why our deeply corrupted IRS targeted the Reaganesque Tea Party, and
tried to destroy the most charismatic and well-qualified conservative
on the national scene today, Governor Sarah Palin. Our political class fears the rise of another Ronald Reagan.
Obama
and the Democrat Machine acted brutally and illegally to prevent
another Reaganite presidency.
They are still doing it every day.
3.
Long before 9/11 of last year, the Obama administration was deeply
penetrated by Muslim Brotherhood infiltrators, who have been widely
exposed in the web-based media. As Col. Allen West (ret.) just wrote,
...
yes, we do have Muslim Brotherhood affiliated groups and individuals
infiltrated into this current Obama administration. This is serious.
Beginning
in the 1970s, radical Muslims bought political power in the Black
Nationalist movement. Barack Hussein Obama has told the world in two
autobiographies that he modeled his own life after Malcolm X, the Black
Nationalist. Today, the radical left in the black community claims to
stand for all Americans of African descent. That is of course another
Big Lie. The radical left constantly attempts to threaten and
intimidate those who disagree with it, including courageous black people
tired of seeing toxic demagogues destroying unnumbered lives in our
inner cities.
The
radical left-Muslim jihadist alliance began in the 1970s. The evidence
for that alliance is all over the international media today, including
the Egyptian and Arabic media, which are expressing shock to see the
extent to which America has been corrupted by its internal enemies. The
anti-Morsi coup in Egypt was conducted by nationalist and modernist
political groups that did not want to be tyrannized by the medieval
Muslim Brotherhood. Jihadists are our enemies -- they tell us so every
day -- and modernist Egyptians cannot understand why Barack H. Obama is
constantly supporting those who want to destroy us.
4.
We have just learned that Benghazi culminated in jihadist terror groups
stealing 400 ground-to-air missiles, which may threaten our civilian
aircraft for years to come.
The
damage in Benghazi was not just to American lives, reputation, national
pride, international standing, and prestige. It was material damage,
threatening our national security in a clear and present way. The 400
sophisticated ground-to-air missiles now controlled by jihadists are
bound to be used against us. In the last few weeks, massive coordinated
jailbreaks took place in Yemen, Iraq, and Egypt, liberating thousands
of terrorist killers who are now on the loose.
The
United States has just forced Israel to release more than 100 convicted
terrorist killers, who may soon join the others -- in Syria, where
al-Qaeda rebels are making military gains against the relatively
rational regime of Bashar Assad. Or in Afghanistan, where the Obama
regime is negotiating with the barbaric Taliban to surrender that
country to their tender mercies.
Safe-haven countries for Muslim
terrorists now include Iran, the Sudan, Arabia, Libya, and Pakistan.
Bin
Laden had to run from country to country to finally find safe haven
with...the Taliban. That allowed al-Qaeda to plot the terror attacks on
America on the first 9/11.
We will hear from them before this administration is finished.
5.
Obama has been actively and knowingly complicit in empowering jihadist
forces from the beginning of this administration. He has made no secret
of his real sympathies. Will choose the Muslim side. No slander of the
Prophet of Islam.
Imagine FDR responding to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor by lying about Imperial Japan.
That is what Obama and the Democrat Machine have done to us.
In
Europe, the identical class of radical leftists are running their
economy into the ground. The European left has also smuggled in
hundreds of thousands of easily radicalized Muslims from Pakistan,
Africa, and Arabia.
Europe is committing suicide in front of our eyes.
If the left-jihadist political alliance is allowed to stay in power, it
will destroy our country also.
We
have real enemies, foreign and domestic. About 100 million Americans
know exactly who they are.
Our job as citizens is to guide our nation
to safety against the malignant and corrupt network of enemies. We must do so by peaceful persuasion if we can.
It is not merely the faith or oil that flows out of Saudi Arabia. The
oil-rich Arab state and its neighbours are busy financing Wahabi and
Salafi militants across the globe.
A recent report
by the European Parliament reveals how Wahabi and Salafi groups based
out of the Middle East are involved in the "support and supply of arms
to rebel groups around the world." The report, released in June 2013,
was commissioned by European Parliament's Directorate General for
External Policies. The report warns about the Wahabi/Salafi
organisations and claims that "no country in the Muslim world is safe
from their operations ... as they always aim to terrorise their
opponents and arouse the admiration of their supporters."
The nexus between Arab charities promoting Wahabi and Salafi
traditions and the extremist Islamic movements has emerged as one of the
major threats to people and governments across the globe. From Syria,
Mali, Afghanistan and Pakistan to Indonesia in the East, a network of
charities is funding militancy and mayhem to coerce Muslims of diverse
traditions to conform to the Salafi and Wahabi traditions. The same
networks have been equally destructive as they branch out of Muslim
countries and attack targets in Europe and North America.
Despite the overt threats emerging from the oil-rich Arab states,
governments across the globe continue to ignore the security imperative
and instead are busy exploiting the oil-, and at time times,
blood-soaked riches.
The European Parliament's report though is a rare exception to the
rule where in the past the western governments have let the oil
executives influence their foreign offices. From the United States to
Great Britain, western states have gone to great lengths to ignore the
Arab charities financing the radical groups, some of whom have even
targeted the West with deadly consequences.
While the recent report by the European Parliament documents the
financial details connecting the Arab charities with extremists
elsewhere, it is certainly not the first exposition of its kind. A 2006
report by the US Department of State titled, International Narcotics Control Strategy Report
- Money Laundering and Financial Crimes, reported that “Saudi donors
and unregulated charities have been a major source of financing to
extremist and terrorist groups over the past 25 years.” One of the
WikiLeaks documents, a cable from the US Consulate in Lahore
also stated that “financial support estimated at nearly 100 million USD
annually was making its way to Deobandi and Ahl-e-Hadith clerics in the
region from ‘missionary’ and ‘Islamic charitable’ organisations in
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates ostensibly with the direct
support of those governments.”
The European Parliament’s report estimates that Saudi Arabia alone
has spent over $10 billion to promote Wahabism through Saudi charitable
foundations. The tiny, but very rich, state of Qatar is the new entrant
to the game supporting militant franchises from Libya to Syria.
The linkage between Saudi-based charitable organisations and
militants began in the late 70s in Pakistan. A network of charitable
organisations was setup in Pakistan to provide the front for channeling
billions of dollars to fight the Soviets in Afghanistan. Since then the
militant networks have spread globally, emerging as a major threat to
international security. Charlie Wilson’s War, a book by George Crile that was made into a movie, details the Saudi-militancy nexus as well as Ahmed Rashid’s Taliban.
While ordinary citizens in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and other countries
have suffered the deadly consequences of militancy supported by the
Wahabi and Salafi charitable organisations, the Saudi government had
remained largely dormant. This changed in 2003 when militants attacked targets in Riyadh.
Since then, the Saudi government has kept a close watch on the domestic
affairs of charities, making it illegal to sponsor militancy, but the
government has done precious little to curtail activities by Saudi
charities abroad. In fact, evidence, as per the European Parliament’s
report, suggests that Saudi and Qatar-based charities have been actively
financing militants in Egypt, Syria, Libya, Mali, and Indonesia.
Pakistan has suffered tremendously over the past three decades from
domestic and foreign inspired militancy. The Soviet invasion in
Afghanistan and the US-backed Afghan militancy forced Pakistan into a
civil war that has continued to date. The faltering Pakistani economy
did not help. Successive governments have rushed to Saudi monarchs
asking for loans and free oil in times of need. However, Saudi money
comes bundled with Saudi propaganda and a license to convert Pakistanis
to a more 'puritan', read Wahabi, version of Islam.
In late the 70s, Iranians also intensified their influence in
Pakistan. While hardline Sunnis were being radicalised by the Wahabi
influences from Saudi Arabia, Iranian influence on Pakistani Shias was
also increasing. And whereas Pakistan did not need any further
radicalization of its people, the Saudi-Iranian tussle spilled into the
streets of Pakistan with devastating consequences for religious
minorities and liberal streams of Sunni Islam.
At the same time, the economic collapse in Pakistan forced many to
find jobs abroad. Millions of Pakistanis left for the Middle East,
especially Saudi Arabia. While the remittances kept their families and
the Pakistani government afloat, the migrant workers returned to
Pakistan after being radicalised during their stay in Saudi. They became
the brand ambassadors for the Saudi-inspired Wahabi flavours of Islam,
thus expediting the pace of radicalisation in Pakistan.
Pakistan was equally vulnerable to foreign influences after the
devastating earthquake in 2005 and floods in 2010 and 2011. The European
Parliament’s report revealed that these disasters provided Saudi and
other Arab charities to channel millions of dollars in aid, of which an
unknown amount was used to fund militant organisations who have
broadened their reach in Pakistan resulting in over 45,000 violent
deaths in the past few years alone.
Pakistanis have a very strong spiritual link with Saudi Arabia.
However, they are suffering for the unbound devotion to the oil-rich
state, which has done a poor job of curbing the financial support for
militancy in Pakistan. Seeing the plight of violence stricken
Pakistanis, one hopes that Saudi charities could be more charitable.
Murtaza Haider, Ph.D. is the Associate Dean of research
and graduate programs at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson
University in Toronto.
President of Djibouti, Ismail Omar Guelleh arrived in Addis Ababa on Thursday to attend the first year memorial of the passing of the late great leader Meles Zenawi. Foreign affairs minister Dr. Tedros Adhanom received President Guelleh on arrival at the Addis Ababa Bole International Airport.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Tedros said the existing sound relations between Ethiopia and Djibouti would be strengthened further.
During his stay in Addis Ababa, President Guelleh is expected to be conferring with senior Ethiopian government officials on ways of furthering bilateral cooperation between Djibouti and Ethiopia.
Source: Ethiopian Radio and Television Agency (Addis Ababa)
Hargeisa - Madaxweynaha Somaliland Md. Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) ayaa maanta dib u furay Garoonka diyaaradaha ee Egal International Airport ee Magaalada Hargaysa oo dib u casriyayn iyo balaadhin lagu sameeyey.
Munaasabad si weyn loo soo agaasimay oo lagu qabtay xarunta Madaarka caasimadda ayaa waxaa ka qayb galay mas’uuliyiin ka tirsan dawladda Somaliland oo ay ugu horeeyaan Gudoomiyayaasha labada gole baarlamaan Md saleebaan Maxamuud Aadan iyo Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi ( Cirro) Marwada madaxweynaha Somaliland Marwo Aamina X Maxamed Jirde, xubno ka tirsan golaha wasiirada, wakiilada dalalka shisheeyaha u jogga Somaliland, hawlwadeenada xafiisyada hay’adaha samafalka ee caalamiga ah ee ku sugan Somaliland iyo marti sharaf kale.
Wasiirka wasaaradda Duulista iyo hawaddaSomaliland Md. Maxamuud Xaashi Cabdi uu kaga xog-waramay marxaladihii ay soo martay hawsha dib u dhiska iyo casriyaynta gegida diyaaradaha ee caasimadda Somaliland.
Md. Maxamuud Xaashi waxa uu sheegay in talaabadani qayb ka tahay horumarkii looga fadhiyey xukuumadda xiligan xafiiska joogta, dhinac kastana ay ka muuqato isbedelka laga sameeyey ee muuqan kara sida Derejada ciidamada la siiyey. Wasiirka wasaaradda duulistu waxa uu caddeeyey in dib u balaadhinta RUN-WAY-ga ay maalgelintiisa lahayd dawladda Kuweit, xukuumadda Somaliland-na ay ku dartay qaybaha kale ee dhismayaasha cusubi ugu horeeyaan, taasoo markhaati ka ah meesha ay ku dambayso cashuurta laga qaado muwaadiniintu.
Md. Maxamuud Xaaashi Cabdi oo ka hadlayey qiimaha ay leedahay midnimo lagu galo hawl kasta oo dalku leeyahay waxa uu sheegay inay lama huraan tahay in la isu dulqaato lana wada yeesho iskaashi dhinac kasta si loo gaadho hadafka la tiigsanayo loogana midho dhaliyo himalada aasaasiga ah.
Madaxweynaha Somaliland Mudane Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud (Siilaanyo) oo munaasabadaas ka hadlay ayaa ku tilmaamay wax lagu farxo oo lagu faani karo dib u dhiska lagu sameeyey garoonka caasimadda ee Egal international Airport, waxana uu halkaa ka ballanqaaday in xukuumad ahaan ay sii wadayaan dadaalada horumarineed ee uu madaarkani ka mid yahay Madaxweynaha Somaliland waxa uu uga mahadnaqay dawladda kuweyt doorkii muuqday ee ay ka qaadatay hawsha dib u balaadhinta gegida diyaradaha, halka sidoo kalena uu wasaaradda duulista hawada ku ammaanay sida ay uga soo baxday kaalinteedii waxqabad ee loo igmaday.
Mas’uuliyiin kale oo ay ka mid yahiin Wasiirada wasaaradaha warfaafinta, Arimaha gudaha iyo wasiirka Arrimaha dibadda oo intii xafladdu socotay ka soo degay garoonka diyaaradaha.
Dhanka kalena Wasiirka arimaha dibadda Md Maxamed Biixi Yoonis oo maanta dalka dib ugu soo noqday ayaa sheegay in wadanka Kenya uu kulamo kula soo yeeshay safiirada wadamada midowga yurub ee fadhigoodu yahay magaalada Nairobi, kuwaasoo u caddeeyey inay soo dhoweeyeen horumarka Somaliland ku talaabsatay ee dhinacyada dimuqraadiyadda iyo nabadgelyada si weyna ay u danaynayeen furitaanka madaarka caasimadda, kaasoo wax weyn ka tari doona isu socodka iyo xidhiidhka ay Somaliland la yeelan karto beesha caalamka.
