VOA-Somali: Wareysi: Madaxa shirkadda World Remit

- Dr. Ismaaciil Axmed oo ah madaxa shirkadda lacagaha xawisha ee World Remit ayaa dhawaan ku guuleystay shaqsiga ugu saameynta badan dalka Britain, gaar ahaan dadka madow. Ismaaciil ayaa kaalinta koowaad kaga jiray liiska dadka loo soo xushay billaddan oo ay ku jireen heesaaga reer Britain ee Michael Stormzy, Meghan Markle oo ah gabar madow oo u dhalatay Mareykanka oo u dhaxda Amiir Harry, iyo Raheem Sterling, oo ka mid ah cayaaryahannada kooxda Manchester City. Abaal marintan oo ah aqoonsi lagu daabaco liiska loo yaqaan The Power list sanadkiiba mar, ayaa soo bilaabatay sanadkii 2007. si loogu dhiirigeliyo dhalinyarada Afrikaanka ah inay arkaan dad ay ku dayan karaan.

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Somaliland can’t wait for recognition to address monopolies

"...Somaliland is not now in danger, but its success may be tarnished if Somalilanders blame their problems only on the lack of international recognition..." Micheal Rubin

- Somaliland is an unlikely success. Somali dictator Siad Barre’s genocidal wrath destroyed more than 80 percent of Hargeisa, Somaliland’s capital city, and leveled other towns. And yet, despite a lack of formal international recognition or external assistance, it has reconstructed its cities and built a communications infrastructure that rivals any country in Africa if not beyond.

Somaliland — steeped in UN values, yet sidelined at the UN

- While this year’s United Nations General Assembly convened under the theme, “Galvanizing multilateral efforts for poverty eradication, quality education, climate action and inclusion,” the forum will be unable to achieve a true international effort to tackle these challenges — not due to a lack of commitment, but rather to a failure of inclusion. 

My nation, the Republic of Somaliland, will not be attending, despite having achieved independence with many other African nations in 1960.

How Siad Barre’s strategy pushed him out of power. Jamal Ali Hussein

- The intensive military civil war had officially broken out in May 1988 when Barre bombarded Hargeisa and other northern cities. Less known is what precipitated the government’s bombing. What happened was this: a month earlier, in April 1988, Siad Barre had signed a so-called peace accord with Ethiopia. Their agreement required each country to terminate support for the other’s opposition parties. In other words, Ethiopia would no longer provide safe harbor for the SNM. Barre thought this would be the end of the SNM.

Being a black family (Somalilander) in Ballyfermot: ‘There was no hostility’

Abdullahi Hersi: ‘People were open and straightforward. They wished you well. I think the Irish, by nature, are friendly.’ Photograph: Dave Meehan

 

- When Abdullah Hersi arrived into Shannon Airport on April 4th, 1991, he planned to spend only a few hours in Ireland before continuing his journey to Canada. Following the advice of a travel agent he met in Jordan, he had booked flights via Amsterdam and Shannon en route to Cuba. The goal was to disembark in the remote town of Gander in Newfoundland while the Russian aircraft refuelled before continuing on to Havana. However, upon arrival in Shannon, Hersi was transferred on to a direct flight to Cuba.

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Somaliland: Political examples from Africa

"The success of the break-away Republic of Somaliland and other examples show the limits of Western political thinking on Africa". Sherin Helal

- While Somalia has achieved notoriety in Africa as the most striking example of a failed state and the continent’s biggest battlefield, it has nevertheless also been able to present a model in the form of the autonomous Republic of Somaliland in the north of the country. This has not gained international recognition, but it retains the elements of a state capable of providing basic rights of life and coexistence.

Burburkii iyo Dib-u-dhiskii "HARGEYSA-SOMALILAND! "Daawo

Germany offers continued support of development initiatives in Somaliland

"Germany will continue playing a key role in sustainable development in Somaliland."

- German deputy ambassador to Kenya Marcus Bollmohr says ties between his country and Somaliland remain strong despite the east African state still lacking international recognition.

Bollmohr met with the Somaliland envoy to Kenya Bashe Omar in Nairobi where they discussed matters touching on infrastructural and industrial development in Somaliland.