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Khabiir ku takhasusay dhibaatooyinka rayidka ah oo reer Finland ayaa u dhintay cudurka loo yaqaan 'Covid-19' oo ku dhacay isaaga oo ku sugaan Soomaaliya, sida uu sheegay agaasimaha xarunta maaraynta dhibaatooyinka ee Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda ee Finland oo aaska ka qeyb galay. Khabiirkan oo aan magaciisa la shaacin ayaa ka soo shaqeeyay howlgalka Midowga Yurub ee Soomaaliya waana markii ugu horeysay oo khabiir ku takhasusay qasaaraha shacabka uu ku dinto howlgalka sida ay sheegtay wasaarada arimaha dibada dalkaasi.…

The Head administrator of the Temporary Government of Somalia Mohamed Hussein Roble the previous evening visited fighters injured in Saturday's conflicts in Awdheegle and Barire locale of Lower Shabelle area who are being treated at Hodan Region Military Medical clinic in Banadir district. Roble warmly greeted the injured warriors and wished them a fast recuperation from the fight against Al-Shabaab in Lower Shabelle on April 3, 2021, which started recently. He lauded the warriors for "retaliating against al-Shabaab"…

Cilmi-baare Cabdi Ismaaciil Samater oo BBC-da uga waramay ismariwaaga siyaasadeed ee soo kala dhex galay hogaamiyayaasha dowladaha, hogaamiyayaasha gobolka iyo Banaadir ayaa sheegay in xalka uu yahay mid cad haddii la doonayo in wax laga qabto. Prof. Cabdi wuxuu sheegay in adduunka oo dhan uusan ka jirin “doorasho musharrax uu hoggaamiyo”, laakiin in guddi madax-bannaan loo gudbin karo dhinacyada oo dhan. "Marnaba ma dhicin doorasho uu qabtay murashax. Guddi madax-bannaan waa in la magacaabaa si loo hubiyo sinnaanta.…

Two of the Farmajo fault’s severe foreshocks or preliminary shakers have occurred on Thursday, February 18 and Friday, February 19. In the first one, government troops have attacked two former presidents and current candidates at a hotel where they were organizing to lead a peaceful march against Farmajo’s illegally delayed election the next day. The second one occurred on Friday when the government fired indiscriminately at a peacefully marching citizens led by Farmajo’s former prime minister, former ministers and a few…

by Vava TampaThursday, March 25, 2021 Somalia is positioned on one of the busiest shipping routes in the world. Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Frantz Fanon once quipped: “Africa is shaped like a revolver, and Congo is the trigger.” More than 60 years later, I think the French philosopher’s assessment is only half true. It leaves out Somalia – which once held the crown as the “Switzerland of Africa”, but is now again on the verge of political disintegration. To use a trigger, one must first ready the gun. Perhaps that was…

It is so funny when academics confuse fantasy with reality. It seems the writer of the article: ‘Citizens’ lack of feeling for national pride is Somalia’s root problem’ is one of those. Patriotism in Somalia has been dead from the start of the independence.  Nothing kills patriotism more than injustice and nepotism. The essay never mentioned the injustices in a Somali nation state.  We as Somalis should be straightforward with our own analysis of the country.  We should be honest and truthful.  I don’t know the…

The international community guards and finances the government of Somalia on regular basis. It spends billions of dollars on Somalia with the purpose of impeding Al-Shabab takeover of the country and keeping peace, stability and democratic process in order to enable the country to be independent for its own affairs in the future. It is also the responsibility of the international community to oversee free and fair elections and peaceful transfer of power on time to prevent dictatorship that could disrupt the gained peace…

The flames of anarchy and civil war are easily lit, and we have not yet fully extinguished the last one after thirty years. It is why our country has been too fragile and on shaky foundations for decades and indeed why, more than ever, the country needed politics of caution rather than confrontation. However, we never realized the extent to which the country was already careering into the irreversible road of anarchy and civil war noticing. What happened in Mogadishu last Friday is a timely wake-up call for every…

by Abdul Fatah M. H. Nero Monday, March 29, 2021