Warbaahinta Taiwan ayaa ku warrantay in dowladda #Taiwan ay ku eedeysay Xisbiga Shuuciga Shiinaha (CCP) inuu cadaadis ku saarayo dalalka kale si ay u go’doomiyaan shacabka Taiwan.

Inkasta oo Taiwan ay xafiis diblomaasiyadeed ku leedahay Somaliland, haddana #China ayaa xiriir la leh Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya.

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Isbitaalka oo ku yaalla xaafadda Taleex ee degmada Hodan ayuu madaxweynuhu sheegay in lagu maalgeliyay $12 milyan, iyadoo la qorsheynayo in la geliyo $30 milyan oo dheeraad ah.

Munaasabadda furitaanka waxaa goobjoog ka ahaa Agaasimihii hore ee sirdoonka iyo nabadsugidda qaranka Mahad Maxamed Salaad, Agaasimaha Premier Bank, Jibriil Xasan Maxamed (Qaarey), iyo xubno kale oo aad ugu dhow madaxweynaha.

War-saxaafadeed kasoo baxay Villa Somalia ayaa sidoo kale lagu sheegay in madaxweynuhu sharaxay qorshaha saddex geesoodka ah ee isbahaysiga ganacsatada iyo dowladda ee shanta sano ee soo socota, kaas oo ay ka mid yihiin hirgelinta lix isbitaal oo laga dhisayo dhammaan Soomaaliya iyo sare u qaadidda tayada caafimaadka dalka.

Mulkiilayaasha Hodan Hospital waxaa sidoo kale ka mid ah qoyska reer Fiqi, oo uu ka tirsan yahay Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda Axmed Macallin Fiqi, oo ka mid ah xulafada Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh.

Su’aalaha ka dhashay maalgelinta Hodan Hospital

Maalgelinta Hodan Hospital ayaa dhalisay su’aalo waaweyn oo la xiriira habka lacagaha musuqmaasuqa looga qaato dowladda looguna sii maalgaliyo ganacsiyo gaar loo leeyahay.

Lacagta $12 milyan ee lagu maalgeliyay Hodan Hospital waxaa la rumeysan yahay inay qeyb ka tahay dhaqaalaha si musuq ah looga helay dhulalka danta guud ee la xaraashay waayadan dambe, taasoo noqon karta hab kale oo lacag-dhaqis ah oo lagu xalaaleynaayo hanti laga helay hab aan sharci ahayn.

Premier Bank, oo ay saamiley ka yihiin Madaxweyne Xasan Sheekh, Xildhibaan Cabdiraxmaan Odowaa, iyo Taliyihii hore ee NISA Mahad Salaad, ayaa sidoo kale la siiyay mashaariic dhulal danta guud ah oo dadweynaha taagta daran looga barakiciyay.

Bishii Disembar 2024, Premier Bank waxay shaaciyeen in loo dhiibay dhulkii hore ee shaqaalaha Bangiga Dhexe, kaas oo ay sheegeen inay ka dhisi doonaan hotel casri ah iyo suuq ganacsi, inkastoo dhulkaasi ay ka taagan tahay dacwad ay dadkii lahaa ka gudbiyeen, kuna diidan yihiin in la siiyo Premier Bank.

Dhanka kale, dhulkii hore ee Carwadii Taleex, dhulkii Zone-ka, iyo xaafadda KBB ee degmada Hodan, ayaa dadka deggan cabasho ka keeneen, iyagoo sheegay in ganacsato iyo siyaasiyiin doonayaan inay dhulkooda si xoog ah uga qaataan.

Dibadbaxyo ay dadweynuhu dhigeen ayay si cad ugu sheegeen in lacagaha dhulalka lagu kala iibsado lagu shubo Premier Bank.

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The order follows reports that some refugees have been using passports from their home countries to travel abroad, raising concerns about possible fraud and abuse of the refugee system.

Refugees now have 30 days to comply, according to John Burugu, Kenya’s Refugee Affairs Commissioner.

“The Department of Refugee Services has banned refugees from using passports from their countries of origin due to concerns about misuse,” Burugu stated. “Failure to comply will result in strict legal actions, including the cancellation of refugee status and possible deportation.”

The directive primarily affects Somali refugees, the largest refugee group in Kenya, many of whom have fled ongoing instability and drought in Somalia.

Most of these refugees reside in the Dadaab complex, with others living in the Kakuma camp and Nairobi. As of April 2024, there were 299,567 officially registered Somali refugees in Kenya, including 17,915 in Nairobi.

However, unofficial estimates suggest there may be between 50,000 and 100,000 Somali refugees in Nairobi alone.

Burugu emphasized that refugees wishing to travel legally can obtain machine-readable travel documents from the Department of Refugee Services to comply with the new directive.

Somali refugee leaders have raised concerns about the regulation, particularly given Somalia’s recent inclusion in the East African Community (EAC), which complicates the legal status of Somali refugees holding Somali passports.

“The law puts us in a difficult position,” said Abdullahi Ali Adan, chairman of Dagahaley camp. “Many refugees now have to choose between keeping their passports and maintaining their legal refugee status in Kenya.”

Adan also criticized the 30-day deadline as insufficient. “Many refugees need passports for business, and obtaining refugee travel documents is not easy. This timeframe is simply too short.”

In response to these concerns, Kenyan officials have met with Somali refugee leaders and are reportedly considering an extension to the deadline.

Talks between Kenyan and Somali refugee leaders are set to take place next week.

Somalis make up over 96% of Kenya’s refugee population, according to UNHCR data.

Human rights groups have previously accused Kenyan authorities of discriminatory practices toward Somali refugees, referencing the mass deportations of 2014, which were widely condemned by international organizations.

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Isagoo Axaddii ka hadlayay munaasibad qalin-jabin ah oo loo qabtay shaqaalaha dowladda ee Hargeysa, madaxweynuhu waxa uu caddeeyey in qarannimada iyo dastuurka Somaliland ay yihiin labada arrimood ee ay ka mideysan yihiin shacabka Somaliland.

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Speaking at a graduation ceremony for civil servants in Hargeisa on Sunday, the president said the two unifying issues that the people of Somaliland share are their independence and their constitution.

“I want to clarify one thing to the people of Somaliland. Recently, I gave an interview to Al Arabiya TV, and they asked about the 99% of the Somaliland population that voted to break away from Somalia in 1991. I told them clearly that it was 99%, but they kept asking me repeatedly,” President Bihi explained.

“If that were not the case, we would not have survived the past 40 years,” he stated.

President Abdi emphasized the importance of Somaliland’s upcoming election in reinforcing the people’s desire for independence. “In the election coming, we want to make sure that our people vote in a show of proof for our nationhood,” he stated.

Somaliland’s election preparations have drawn considerable attention, with three candidates, including incumbent President Bihi, vying for the presidency.

The political climate in Somaliland is under scrutiny as regional tensions rise, particularly following the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed earlier this year between Somaliland and Ethiopia.

The MoU has caused friction with Somalia, which perceives the agreement as a violation of its sovereignty. Mogadishu’s discontent has escalated geopolitical tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia, as the latter appears to recognize Somaliland’s autonomy through such agreements.

Meanwhile, the international community, including the United Nations, is working to de-escalate the situation, as Somalia faces renewed security challenges.

The resurgence of pirate activity along the Somali coast and the alleged involvement of Yemeni-based Houthi militias in arming terrorist and pirate groups have heightened concerns about regional stability and maritime security.

Diplomatic efforts continue, but the situation remains delicate, with the Horn of Africa region facing a precarious balance between stability and escalating conflict.

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Madaxweyne Siciid Cabdullaahi Deni ayaa ka hadlay munaasabadda daahfurka. Wuxuuna sheegay inuu ku dhiirigaliyay suxufi Maxamed Siciid qorista buugga.

Deni wuxuu sheegay in taariikhda umadda Soomaaliyeed oo la qoro ay tahay keyd u hari doona jiilalka dambe, isla markaana wax qorista ay horseedeyso in taariikhda wax laga barto xumaan iyo sammaan wixii la soo maray.

Buuggan cusub ayaa ka hadlaya halgankii daraawiishta oo ka soo bilaabanaya illaa 1920meeyadii xilligaas oo xoogagii daraawiishtu ay ingiriiska kula dagaalameen waqooyiga Soomaaliya.

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Khudbaddiisa waxaa ku jiray arrimo muhiim ah oo la xiriira cabashada ku saabsan takoorka lagu sameeyo dadka reer Awdal ee hoos yimaada maamulka Madaxweyne Muuse Biixi, isaga oo sheegay dhowr mashruuc oo horumarineed oo aan weli la fulin, sida waddooyin, garoomo diyaaradeed, iyo adeegyada bulshada.

Cabdiraxmaan Cirro wuxuu si adag u cambaareeyay xarigga mudanaha Baarlamaanka, Maxamed Abiib, oo uu ku tilmaamay sharci-darro, xarigiisana ugu yeeray “afduub.” In kasta oo aan wax dacwad ah lagu soo oogin, isla markaana baarlamaanka Somaliland uu diiday in laga qaado xasaanadda, haddana Abiib weli wuu xiran yahay.

Cirro wuxuu hoosta ka xarriiqay sida xukuumaddu ugu xadgudubtay hannaanka sharciga, isaga oo dhaliilay qaabka loo maamulay kiiska mudanahaas.

Hoggaamiyaha mucaaradka ayaa sidoo kale ka hadlay oday dhaqameed deegaanka ah oo la sheegay in laga hor istaagay booqashada magaalada uu ka soo jeedo ee Borame, taas oo uu ku tilmaamay calaamad kale oo muujineysa cabburinta xukuumadda ee xuquuqda iyo ismaamulka dadka deegaanka.

Awdal, oo ah gobol muhiim ah oo ku jira siyaasadda Somaliland, ayaa noqday meel laga dareemayo xiisado, gaar ahaan ka dib markii la saxiixay heshiiska is-afgaradka Somaliland iyo Itoobiya ee taariikhdu ahayd 1-da Janaayo 2024.

Heshiiskaas, oo Itoobiya u ogolaanaya in ay marin u hesho Badda Cas, ayaa kiciyay xiisado, iyadoo beelaha qaarkood shaki ka qabaan saameynta ay arrintani ku yeelan karto xasilloonida gobolka, iyada oo Soomaaliya ay wali muran ka qabto arrintaas.

Iyadoo ololaha doorashada Somaliland uu si xawli ah u socdo, xisbiyada siyaasadda ayaa isku weydaarsanaya eedeymo, taas oo sare u qaadayso xiisadda doorashada soo socota.

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His speech touched on key concerns about the perceived marginalization of Awdal residents under President Muse Bihi’s administration, citing several unfulfilled promises related to infrastructure, including roads, airports, and social development projects.

Irro strongly condemned the ongoing detention of Member of Parliament Mohamed Abib, calling it illegal and describing the arrest as “kidnapping.”

Despite no formal charges and the Somaliland parliament’s refusal to revoke Abib’s immunity, he remains detained since early this month.

Irro emphasized the government’s disregard for due process and criticized the handling of the lawmaker’s case.

The opposition leader also raised concerns about a local clan elder reportedly being blocked from visiting his hometown of Borame, calling it a further sign of the government’s suppression of local autonomy and rights.

Awdal, an important region in Somaliland’s political landscape, has been a point of contention, particularly after the Somaliland-Ethiopia Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed on January 1, 2024.

The agreement, which allows Ethiopia access to the Red Sea, has sparked tensions, with some local communities questioning its impact on regional stability amid Somalia’s ongoing dispute over the issue.

As Somaliland’s election campaign heats up, political parties continue to exchange accusations, raising the stakes ahead of the upcoming election.

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Iyada oo doorashada lagu wado in la qabto 13-ka Nofeembar, musharraxiintu si aad ah ayay uga hadlayaan xasillooni darrada ka jirta gobolka oo noqotay arrin muhiim ah oo laga hadlo.

Shalay, Madaxweynaha Somaliland Muuse Biixi Cabdi oo ah musharraxa xisbiga Kulmiye, ayaa ku eedeeyay xisbiga mucaaradka ah ee Waddani inaysan si cad isu-barraxin ka dib markii guddoomiyihii hore ee baarlamaanka, Cabdirisaaq Khaliif Axmed, uu sanadkii hore u wareegay dhanka SSC-Khaatumo oo Somaliland ka qabsatay Laascaanood.

Inkasta oo uu jeediyay eedaymahan, Muuse Biixi wuxuu ballan qaaday in xisbigiisu “uusan gacan ka hadal sameyn doonin haddii ay ku guuldarreystaan doorashada.”

Muuse ayaa adkeeyay, “Labada xisbi ee ka baqanaya inay u dhaqaaqaan rabshad waa Kulmiye iyo Waddani. Xisbigeenna annagu waxaan ku caddeyneynaa inaan nabadgalyo ahaan doonno, haddii aan ku guuldarreysanno doorashada, waan aqbaleynaa guuldarrada.”

Iyada oo doorashadu soo dhowaaneyso, hadallada siyaasadeed iyo xiisadaha ayaa sii kordhaya, iyadoo xiisadda Laascaanood ay qaabeyneyso xaaladda siyaasadeed ee dalka.

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According to Somali security sources privy to the operation, the planes arrived on Tuesday morning, marking a new phase in the controversial military pact between Egypt and Somalia, aimed at “strengthening military cooperation.”

This delivery comes against the backdrop of a bitter dispute between Somalia and Ethiopia following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Addis Ababa and Somaliland on January 1, 2024, a move the Somali government in Mogadishu has vehemently opposed.

Tuesday’s shipment has raised concerns among local officials, who fear that the weapons could end up in the hands of newly recruited clan militias in Mogadishu.

The 500-strong militia reportedly being armed with these weapons were recruited under the auspices of Maslah, a relative of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.

Sources within the Somali army have voiced concerns over the selection process, alleging that the recruits were chosen based solely on their clan affiliations.

“The militiamen were selected mainly from various units just because of their clan identity. They were selected purely because they come from the sub-clan of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud,” said a source familiar with the recruitment process.

A clan elder, who requested anonymity due to security concerns, revealed that President Hassan had previously promised to form a 2,000-man militia for the clan during a meeting in Middle Shabelle.

“When we met the president at Wargaadhi in July, some clans complained about the lack of weapons. The president asked every sub-clan of the Waceysle to bring about 500 men, and he promised to arm them with weapons and ammunition,” the elder said.

The recruitment and arming of the new militia have not been without complications. In mid-July, a cache of weapons and ammunition reportedly purchased from Ethiopia was intercepted and seized by the Marehan militia in the central Somali town of Abudwak in the Galgadud region.

The weapons were allegedly destined for the new militia under President Hassan’s directive.

Efforts by Somalia’s Internal Security Minister, Abdullahi Sheikh Ismail (Fartaag), to retrieve the seized weapons through negotiations with the Marehan clan have so far been unsuccessful.

“We had long hours of meetings with the elders, politicians, and security personnel in the region. Our goal was to ensure the weapons do not fall into the wrong hands. Negotiations are still ongoing,” Minister Fartaag stated after returning to Mogadishu following a week in Abudwak.

Sharp criticism

The arming of the militia has also drawn sharp criticism from opposition politicians. Former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed expressed his concerns, stating, “Recently, there has been a significant increase in the influx of illicit weapons into the country. This is part of the challenges facing governance and peace.”

Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, in a press conference in Mogadishu late July, further warned about the dangers of changing the structure of the army in a way that places special power in the hands of certain clans and individuals.

“I want to remind the leaders of the government that this country was ruled for a long time by military generals who had control of the armed forces. The people can only be ruled through justice; they can only be ruled through inclusive governance,” Sheikh Sharif said.

“No one should think about forming a special force or a private army. I thought we had moved past that, but it is unfortunate that this trend is reemerging today,” he went on.

The former president also cautioned that the influx of weapons would lead to more instability in the country, particularly as the African Union forces prepare to complete their drawdown later this year before a new mission takes over in 2025.

Opposition figures suggest that the ongoing arming of militias could be tied to the 2026 elections, amid disputes over the form of elections and constitutional changes enacted earlier this year despite opposition from various groups.

The involvement of Egypt in Somalia’s internal conflicts is not without precedent. In 1995, Egyptian-backed Hawiye clan militias in Mogadishu waged war on rival clans after acquiring weapons from Cairo, leading to deadly confrontations with the Rahanweyn militia in Baidoa.

The same year, the heavily armed extremist group Al-Itihaad Al-Islami waged war on Ethiopian border towns

Similarly, in the northeastern region, now known as Puntland, opposition grew against an Egyptian-brokered deal in 1997 that brought Somali warlords together at a Cairo conference while Somaliland declared its breakaway from the rest of the country.

Puntland’s Interior Minister, Abdi Farah Said, warned that Egypt’s involvement could reignite old wounds.

“When the northeastern clans declared a gathering to be held in Bosaso in 1997, Egypt invited warlords to Cairo in a bid to backstab the local efforts to bring peace,” he said.

The Cairo conference later declared 13 rival Mogadishu warlords as victorious of the brutal civil war, which led Puntland to form its own semi-autonomous state.

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