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Waxaa dhawaan bilaabmay duufaano qabow oo ay la socdaan dabaylo siyaasadeed oo maalmihii ugu dambeeyay hadheeyay saaxada siyaasada Somaliland taasoo keentay in meelaha dadweynuhu ku kulmaan sida majaaliista iyo makhaayadaha shaaha laga cabo si weyn looga hadal hayo.
Labaatankii sanadood ee ugu dambeeyay Somaliland waxay soo martay marxalado kala duwan taasoo suurta galisay inay gaadho heer [...]
Archive for the ‘POLITICAL ANALYSIS’ Category
Isbedelka & Dabaylaha Siyaasadeed Ee Dul Hoganaya Somaliland iyo Dhoohanaanta Beesha Galbeedka (Samaroon)
Posted by Idhanka on February 6th, 2012
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You lazy intellectual African Scum!
Posted by Idhanka on February 5th, 2012
Field Ruwe
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
They call the Third World the lazy man’s purview; the sluggishly slothful and languorous prefecture. In this realm people are sleepy, dreamy, torpid, lethargic, and therefore indigent—totally penniless, needy, destitute, poverty-stricken, disfavored, and impoverished. In this demesne, as they call it, there are hardly any discoveries, inventions, and innovations. Africa is [...]
AP Poll: Less Than 50% Say Obama Should Be Re-elected
Posted by Idhanka on June 24th, 2011
Breaking from Newsmax.com
AP Poll: Less Than 50% Say Obama Should Be Re-elected
WASHINGTON – Increasingly troubled by the economy, more Americans are convinced the country is headed in the wrong direction and fewer approve of President Barack Obama’s economic stewardship. The sentiments pose a new complication for the president’s re-election hopes and create an obstacle to [...]
Racism Decried as Obama Debunks Birthers
Posted by Idhanka on April 29th, 2011
Breaking from Newsmax.com
Racism Decried as Obama Debunks Birthers
WASHINGTON — Shortly after President Barack Obama declared himself an American-born citizen with papers to prove it, Baratunde Thurston declared himself a disgusted black man.
“I find it hard to summarize in mere words the amount of pain and rage this incident has caused,” Thurston said.
Somalia: Manifestation of stealth trusteeship
Posted by Idhanka on April 9th, 2011
By Afyare Abdi Elmi
Somalia is currently under what James Fearon and David Laitin of Stanford University call “a neo-trusteeship system”. Various external powers, while disagreeing among themselves, make the important decisions for the Somali people.
NO AWDAL STATE,JAALIYADDAHA AWDAL,SALAL IYO GABILEY EE MARAYKANKA
Posted by Idhanka on April 8th, 2011
Jaaliyaddaha GOBOLADA AWDAL,SALAL IYO GABILEY ee ku nool wadanka
maraykanka .markay ku kulmeen khadka telefoonka(teleconference),taasi
oo ay ka soo qayb galeen dhamaan qaybaha bulshadda oo ka koobnaa
,aqoonyahano,culima,udiin,odayal iyo dhalinyaro aad u tiro badan waxay
ku lafa gureen xaalada guud iyo mida gaar ahaaneed ee ka jirta dhulkii
hooyo ee ay ka soo jeedeen,gaar ahaan arrintan cusub ee awdal state.
We Believe in Djibouti “Nous Croyons en Djibouti”
Posted by Idhanka on March 30th, 2011
By Saad I. Samatar
Sunday, March 27, 2011
“I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving: To reach the port of heaven, we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it, but we must sail, and not drift, nor [...]
Does Somaliland need more political parties?
Posted by Idhanka on March 28th, 2011
This week President Ahmed Silaanyo of Somaliland issued a press release in which he announced the formation of committee that will research into whether more political parties should be permitted in Somaliland politics. Even though, Somaliland is multi-party system country with viable democratic institutions, many groups including the young generation have been calling for more parties [...]
Schoen: Price Hikes ‘Perilous for Our President’
Posted by Idhanka on March 21st, 2011
President Barack Obama’s re-election chances are imperiled by the combination of rising food and gas prices, Democratic political analyst Doug Schoen tells Newsmax.TV.
A tale of two Shabab movements: Egyptian and Somali
Posted by Idhanka on March 9th, 2011
A tale of two Shabab movements: Egyptian and Somali
As I watched the youth-driven upheavals that have awoken the comatose Arab people into action to reclaim their dignity and their freedom, I could not help but compare the situation of the Facebook empowered youth that spearheaded the Egyptian revolution with the Al Qaeda inspired [...]
Somaliland Coastguards & Ground Troops—”The” Real Panacea for Sea Piracy
Posted by Idhanka on March 8th, 2011
Written by Dalmar Kahin
Efforts to link Somali pirates to terrorism, capture and showcase them in American, European, and African courts, shoot them and hail trigger-happy Marine snipers as heroes as well as deploy International navies to Somalia run their course, yet no solution to sea piracy. And U.N. condemnations and anti-piracy resolutions remain a mere symbolic [...]
Tribal Homelands- lessons from the SSC Wars
Posted by Idhanka on March 4th, 2011
Dr. Abdishakur Jowhar
jowharabdi@gmail.com
SC- Objectively Defined: A well armed and fierce political-military organization. Acronym: SSC; Sool, Sanaag and Cayn, two regions and one district considered alternatively within Somaliland/Somalia/Puntland state borders; but also tribal homeland for the members of SSC . Objectives: Liberation of the land of Dhulbante people from occupation by Isaak tribes by force; overcoming [...]
Mr. Silaanyo,s Boomerang Trajectory With Free Speech!
Posted by Idhanka on January 25th, 2011
- (Idhanka-As always; it has to start with gagging freedom of speech. Not bad governance and corruption and not even rampant ignorance, disease and poverty. It is the oppression of the freedom of speech that is the Mother of All Warnings that signals whether a regime is going down the slippery slope towards dictatorship or [...]
Somaliland, Travelling Beyond the International Map
Posted by Idhanka on January 18th, 2011
by Abdirahman Mohamed Dirye
Twenty years after unilateral declaration, Somalia continues to eclipse Somaliland and globetrotters see a journey to Somaliland as a risky business. The assumption that Somaliland is like Somalia, where the gun rules, has not an iota of truth to it. By contrast, beyond a shadow of a doubt, Somaliland operates according to [...]
Weligeed Somaliland maanta ayey dawlad awood leh heshay. Ayaa taa igu diiddan?
Posted by Idhanka on November 29th, 2010
November 29, 2010
By staff-reporter
Awdalpress -Idhanka– London -Boqolkii casho ee lagu qiimaynayey dawladda cusub ee Somaliland waxa aan anigu uga dhigay 300 oo casho. Sababta oo ah immiga ayaabay hawshiiba bilaabantay. Waxanan la yaabaa, dadkii hore u soo talin jiray, ee waxa ay inna badeen la ogaa ( hadday ahaan lahayd dagaal sokeeye, musuqmaasuq iyo maamul [...]
Somaliland: “The Race is Over and Everyone is a Winner
Posted by Idhanka on July 5th, 2010
Dr. Abdishakur Jowhar
Sunday, July 04, 2010
The title is from Lewis Carol’s Alice in Wonderland a novel populated by fascinating wisdom and improbable events. The story of Somaliland does looks like a dream. Here is an unrecognized state, developing its own brand of an undoubtedly thriving democracy in the midst of an environment most hostile to [...]
The Differences Between The presidential Candidates: By A Political Observer
Posted by Idhanka on June 22nd, 2010
Our voters have the right to know what separates the President from his adversaries. Today I want to give you the difference in the personal traits or temperament of the three candidates. The two opposition presidential candidates have a lot in common; but the President has nothing in common with them. Where I consider the [...]
Change! Change!: What Type of Change (Isbadel)?..?????
Posted by Idhanka on June 16th, 2010
Change! Change!: What Type of Change (Isbadel)?..?????
June 16 – Idhanka)It is a human nature to look for political changes of status- queue , but not for a meaningless motives and change for the sake of change. Last two years were not a good for incumbent parties and leaders. Democrats won in the USA Election and [...]
My Gentle Coolness And sensibility Overruled My Revulsion When I Voted Last Night On Somaliland Presidential Election
Posted by Idhanka on June 15th, 2010
It was 26 of June 2010 and the time was about eleven o’clock when I left my home in Degmo Laqas City with the intention of casting my vote. After long consultations with myself, I had made up my mind a night before the voting day and I knew who would get my vote based [...]
Until When Will We be Pawns in a Chessboard? By Dr. Suleiman Walhad
Posted by Idhanka on June 9th, 2010
Over 50 years of African independence have passed and yet Africa still seems to be under the tutelage of others, In the Somali context, we are no better but worse by far in many respects. In fact we have gone decades and decades behind others by ruining our country and the future of our [...]
Somaliland Elections: Major Blow to Canadian, American, Al-Shabab’s Clandestine Operations
Posted by Idhanka on June 8th, 2010
Last month, May 2010 the Al-Shabab affiliated armed group NSUM in Buhodle town and Widh Widh village, both in Sool region of Somaliland, got a rude awakening when Somaliland security forces swiftly and devastatingly overrun the militants.
Somaliland Election: The Choice between Incumbents and Power Hungry People
Posted by Idhanka on June 4th, 2010
The election of June 26 has started earnestly and the people will decide very soon their choice for President and VP. This year 2010 and the years beyond promise to be very busy years for Somalilanders, as the people will consider ways of dealing with many challenging issues on sovereignty, unity, and development. People will [...]
Somaliland: America’s underestimated friend, By Bashir Goth
Posted by Idhanka on March 24th, 2010
Somaliland: America’s underestimated friend, By Bashir Goth March 24, 2010 Idhanka(Washington)Think about Somalia and all that jumps to mind is the image of a lawless country where extremist forces have turned it into killing fields, where people are butchered, maimed and their dignities and human rights are trampled on in the name of a mangled [...]
