Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland oo dhaqangaliyey xeerka doorashada

Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, Mudane Muuse Biixi Cabdi waxa uu maanta oo ay taariikhdu tahay 09/03/2024 uu soo saaray wareegtooyin Madaxweyne oo uu ku dhaqan-gelinaayo laba xeer oo kala ah:- Dhaqan-gelka Wax-ka-bedelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Guud ee Doorashooyinka iyo Diiwaan-gelinta Cod-bixiyeyaasha; Xeer Lr. 91/2023. Iyo Dhaqan-galka Wax-Ka-Beddelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Nidaamka Ururrada iyo Axsaabta Siyaasadda Xeer Lr: 14/2023.

Waxaanay u dhignaayeen Wareegtooyinkaa Madaxweynuhu Sidan:-

1. Dhaqan-galka Wax-ka-bedelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Guud ee Doorashooyinka iyo Diiwaan-gelinta Cod-bixiyeyaasha; Xeer Lr. 91/2023.

Markaan Arkay: Qodobbada 75aad, 77aad iyo 78aad ee Dastuurka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland;

Markaan Arkay: Qoraalka Golaha Wakiillada ee summaddiisu tahay GW/JSL/10/68/2024, kuna taariikhaysan 19/02/2024, Ujeeddadiisuna tahay Soo-gudbinta Go’aanka Ansixinta Wax-ka-bedelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Guud ee Doorashooyinka iyo Diiwaan-gelinta Cod-bixiyeyaasha, Xeer Lr: 91/2023; (Go’aan Lr. GW/KF- 7/01/2024);

Markaan Arkay: Qaraarka Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ah ee summaddiisu tahay MSD/DDL/01/2024, kuna taariikhaysan 07/03/2024 ee ay Maxkamaddu ku laashay Faqradaha 5aad iyo 6aad ee Qodobka 93aad ee Wax-ka-bedelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Guud ee Doorashooyinka iyo Diiwaan-gelinta Cod-bixiyeyaasha, Xeer Lr: 91/2023;

Markaan Arkay: Qaraarka Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ah ee summaddiisu tahay MSD/DDL/02/2024, kuna taariikhaysan 07/03/2024 ee ay Maxkamaddu ku laashay ereyga “Boqollay” ee ku jira Faqradaha 2aad, 3aad iyo 4aad ee Qodobka 93aad ee Wax-ka-bedelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Guud ee Doorashooyinka iyo Diiwaan-gelinta Cod-bixiyeyaasha, Xeer Lr: 91/2023;

Waxaan soo-saaray;

Wareegtadan oo lagu baahinayo Dhaqan-galka Wax-ka-Bedelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Guud ee Doorashooyinka iyo Diiwaan-gelinta Cod-bixiyayaasha ee Xeer Lr. 91/2023 iyo lifaaqyada kala ah:

– Qaraarka Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ah ee summaddiisu tahay MSD/DDL/01/2024, kuna taariikhaysan 07/03/2024, iyo

– Qaraarka Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ah ee summaddiisu tahay MSD/DDL/02/2024, kuna taariikhaysan 07/03/2024.

2. Dhaqan-galka Wax-Ka-Beddelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Nidaamka Ururrada iyo Axsaabta Siyaasadda Xeer Lr: 14/2023
Markaan Arkay: Qodobka 90aad ee Dastuurka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland;

Markaan Arkay: Qodobbada 75aad, 77aad iyo 78aad ee Dastuurka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland;

Markaan Arkay: Qoraalka Golaha Wakiillada ee summaddiisu tahay GW/JSL/10/68/2024, kuna taariikhaysan 19/02/2024, Ujeeddadiisuna tahay Soo Gudbinta Go’aanka Ansixinta Wax-ka-bedelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Nidaamka Ururrada iyo Axsaabta Siyaasadda ee Xeer Lr: 14/2023, (Go’aan Lr. GW/KF- 7/02/2024);

Waxaan soo-saaray;

Wareegtadan oo lagu baahinayo Dhaqan-galka Wax-Ka-Beddelka iyo Kaabista Xeerka Nidaamka Ururrada iyo Axsaabta Siyaasadda ee Xeer Lr: 14/2023.

ALLAA MAHAD LEH

Muuse Biixi Cabdi
Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland

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To tackle poverty, Africa needs welfarist policies and people-centred development, says African Development Bank President Adesina
Governments should not transfer their responsibility to citizens; African and global leaders fete Adesina as he receives the Obafemi Awolowo Leadership Prize for his visionary, inspiring, and transformative leadership
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ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast, March 8, 2024/ — President of the African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) Dr. Akinwumi Adesina has appealed to leaders in Nigeria and across Africa to make poverty history as he outlined a compelling case for welfarist policies and people-centred development.

“Given the high levels of poverty in Africa, and Nigeria, what is needed are welfarist policies that exponentially expand opportunities for all, reduce inequalities, improve the quality of life of people,” Adesina said as he received the prestigious Awolowo prize for leadership at a colourful ceremony in Lagos on Wednesday.

Africa’s present and former presidents were among hundreds of guests who attended the award ceremony where Adesina delivered the Awolowo Foundation’s annual lecture on ‘Making a New Nigeria: Welfarist Policies and People-Centred Development.’

Among visiting Presidents were Azali Assoumani of the Union of the Comoros; Samia Suluhu Hassan of the United Republic of Tanzania and Sahle-Work Zewde of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. The Prime Minister of Togo Victoire Tomegah Dogbe represented her country’s President Faure Gnassingbe.

Leaders from across Nigeria included Vice President Kashim Shettima who represented President Bola Tinubu, former Presidents Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Olusegun Obasanjo and Yakubu Gowon and Ghana’s former president John Dramani Mahama. Also attending were 19 State Governors and royal fathers including the Emir of Bichi Alhaji Nasiru Ado Bayero, the Obi of Onitsha Igwe Nnaemeka Alfred Achebe, the Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, the Olu of Warri Ogiame Atuwatse III and the Igwe of Orlu Dr. Patrick Acholonu. The event was moderated by Dr. Victor Oladokun, Senior Advisor for Communication and Stakeholder Relations to the President of the African Development Bank.

In his lecture, Adesina identified five critical areas that Nigerian and African leaders need to focus on to transform their economies and people’s lives: The transformation of the rural economy and food security, health security for all, education for all, affordable housing for all and government accountability and fiscal decentralisation for a true federalism.

Transforming rural economies, ensure food security for all

Adesina said a better Africa must start with transforming rural economies, “that is because some 70% of the population lives there. Rural poverty is extremely high. At the heart of transforming rural economies is agriculture, the main source of livelihoods.”

“When rural economies falter, nations falter,” Adesina warned, “this leads to the spread of anarchy and terrorists who take advantage of the economic misery to entrench themselves.”

He highlighted how the African Development Bank Group is supporting a farm revolution at scale across the continent. “We have invested over $8.5 billion in agriculture in the past seven years which has impacted 250 million people.”

“The African Development Bank and development partners are providing $1.4 billion for the development of 25 Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones in eleven countries,” he said.

In Nigeria alone, the Bank is developing these zones in eight of the country’s 36 states with $518 million. Another $1 billion will go into the second phase of the program which will cover 23 more states.

Health care for all

“Nigeria needs health care for all,” said Adesina, “smart governments provide universal basic health coverage for their citizens.”

He spoke about how sicknesses and diseases cost Africa $2.6 trillion in lost productivity.

Adesina also recounted how the Covid-19 pandemic caught Africa unprepared, unprotected and left at the bottom of the ladder when it came to the distribution of vaccines.

He explained the various initiatives the Bank Group introduced to address Africa’s health needs including a $10 billion facility to support countries to cope with the pandemic; a $3 billion program to revamp Africa’s pharmaceutical industries and the recent launch of the African Pharmaceutical Technology Foundation to support access to proprietary technologies from global pharmaceutical companies.

Calling on Nigeria to secure the health of all its population, Adesina said, “This will require ensuring that no citizen travels more than a few kilometers to find a health care center. The widespread use of mobile health centers, e-health facilities, the digitalization of health systems, especially in all primary health care centers, health insurance policies for all, including innovative micro-health insurance pay-as-you-go systems, will capture the bulk of the population that is in the informal sector.”

Education for all

Adesina wants Nigeria to provide education for all. According to the United Nations Children’s Education Fund (UNICEF), Nigeria accounts for 15% of the total population of out-of-school children which includes over 10.2 million at the primary school level and 8.1 million at the Junior Secondary School.

“This is not a gold medal Nigeria should be proud of wearing,” he said and expressed concern about “the poor funding of universities, lack of basic infrastructure, poor incentives for lecturers and incessant strikes due to wage disputes, have almost crippled the university system.”

Adesina gave an example of the Bank Group’s investment of $614 million in Nigeria’s IDICE program to support the development of digital and creative enterprises. The program is expected to create 6.3 million jobs and add an estimated $6.4 billion to the economy of Nigeria.

Housing for all

Adesina told guests that welfarist policies are urgently needed to ensure all Nigerians have access to basic and affordable housing. He noted that according to data by the UN Habitat, 49 percent of Nigeria’s population which is equivalent to 102 million people, live in slums.

He said what people need is decent housing and not upgrading of slums. “There is nothing like a 5-star slum. A slum is a slum.”

Government accountability and fiscal decentralisation for a true federalism

The Bank Group president said, “Citizen’s accountability forums are needed for the people to have a say in how their nation’s resources are being used and how their governments are performing.”

To enhance transparency and accountability of governments to the people, the African Development Bank is developing a public service delivery index, which will rate governments on the quality-of-service delivery for citizens.

“If people pay taxes, governments must deliver services,” said Adesina.

According to the African Development Bank’s recently published Africa’s Macroeconomic Performance and Outlook, Nigeria is currently experiencing slow growth. The end of the country’s fuel subsidy regime and measures to unify the exchange rate have contributed to rapidly rising living and import costs, which have weighed on domestic demand and production, as well as investment, leading to an economic slowdown.

“To get out of the economic quagmire, there is a compelling need for the restructuring of Nigeria. Restructuring should not be driven by political expediency, but economic and financial viability,” said Bank Group president.

He said for Nigeria to succeed with much needed welfarist and people-centered policies, it is necessary to change the governance system to decentralize greater autonomy to the states.

Saying it was time to pave way for a new Nigeria, Adesina said, “Instead of a Federal Government of Nigeria, we could think of the United States of Nigeria.”

The award which promotes the legacy and democratic ideals of the late Nigerian nationalist and federalist leader Chief Obafemi Awolowo, also “recognises and celebrates excellence in leadership.”

African leaders recognised the African Development Bank for its transformative impact on the continent under Adesina’s leadership.

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who chaired the 2023 Obafemi Awolowo Prize for Leadership Award ceremony, described Adesina as a dynamic and visionary leader.

“He has a rare ability to turn vision into concrete transformational solutions that impact the lives of millions of people across Africa. Tanzania is one of many African states that have greatly benefited from his dynamic and astute leadership,” she said.

“Through his leadership and support, we have been able to raise $3.8 billion to support the construction of the regional standard gauge railway that will connect Tanzania to the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Burundi.”

President Azali Assoumani of the Comoros said, “Dr. Adesina has an incredible ability to bring leaders together to engage and commit to initiatives that are transforming Africa every day. A great visionary, innovative, and pragmatic, Dr. Adesina has masterfully led transformative initiatives at the African Development Bank.”

In a message read by Vice President Kashim Shettima, Nigeria’s President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu said Adesina’s ability to navigate the complexities of his role at the African Development Bank demonstrates his competence and resilience in the face of challenges.

“Today, we gather to honour a man who has carved his path in one of the most challenging offices to lead—Dr. Akinwumi Adesina,” he added.

Ethiopia’s Sahle-Work Zewde highlighted how the African Development Bank has become a huge brand in her country and a long-standing, trusted partner of her country’s development.

“Since Dr. Adesina took the presidency of the bank, the African Development Bank has provided us with access to heat-tolerant wheat varieties. Ethiopia, despite the many challenges, has become a lead producer of wheat, leading to self-sufficiency in only four years,” she said.

“We need this hope and concrete action to showcase that Africa can become self-sufficient in food,” the Ethiopian president added.

Speaking on behalf of President Gnassingbe of Togo, the country’s Prime Minister Victoire Tomegah Dogbé pointed to the African Development Bank’s support to help farmers increase their yield. “With the support of the Bank, Togo has become an exporter of organic soybeans to Europe,” the Prime Minister said and praised Adesina for providing sound leadership that has transformed the Bank into a globally respected institution.

Adesina is the fourth recipient of the Award. Past winners include lawyer Afe Babalola, writer and Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, and former South African President Thabo Mbeki.

The Chairman of the Obafemi Awolowo Prize for Leadership Selection Committee, Chief Emeka Anyaoku said the Bank Group president was the unanimous choice of the Foundation’s Selection Committee among many other eminent nominees.

Many global figures sent congratulatory messages to Adesina for the award, including the President of the World Bank Group Ajay Banga, the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair; Chief Executive Officer of Agence Française de Développement Rémy Rioux; Chief Executive Officer of the Global Center on Adaptation Prof. Dr. Patrick Verkooijen, President Emeritus of the World Food Prize Foundation Ambassador Kenneth Quinn and the former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

The Chairman of the Obafemi Awolowo Prize for Leadership Foundation, and former President of Nigeria Yakubu Gowon said Adesina’s “widely acclaimed achievements as Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture and two terms as President of the African Development Bank attest to his desirability as the recipient of the 2023 Obafemi Awolowo Prize for Leadership”.

The Executive Director of the Obafemi Awolowo Foundation, Ambassador Dr. Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosumu, said Adesina, “possesses the attributes for the award to the highest degree”.
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Guddida Doorashooyinka oo soo dhaweeyay Xeerka madaxweynuhu saxeexay

Hargeysa(Qaran news)-Guddida Doorashooyinka Qaranka Somaliland, ayaa soo dhaweeyay go’aankii madaxweynaha Somaliland ku saxeexay xeerarka isa saarka doorashooyinka Qaranka.

Musharraxa Cirro oo soo Dhaweeyay Xeerka Doirashooyinka ee dhaqangalay

Hargeysa(Qaran news)- Musharaxa Madaxweynaha ee xisbiga WADDANI Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdilaahi Cirro ayaa soo dhaweeyay xeerarka doorashooyinka ee soo dhamnaaday.

Sidaasna wuxuu ku sheegay qoraal uu ku baahiyay boga uu ku leeyahay barta Facebook waxaanu u qornaa qoraalkiisu sidan:-

“Waa bushaaro weyn iyo farxad la sugayey in maanta la saxeexo oo uu dhaqan-galo Xeerarka doorashooyinka isku sidan ee muddooyinkii ugu dambeeyey Jamhuuriyadda oo dhammi ku howllaneyd sidii uu ansixi lahaa una dhaqan geli lahaa.

Waxa aan mahadnaq u dirayaa dhammaan cid kasta oo ka qeyb qaadatay in dalkeennu dib u qaado tubtii doorashooyinka iyo dimuqraadiyadda oo ay ugu horreeyaan labada Gole Qaran ee Barlamaanka JSL, iyo daneeyayasha kale ee arrintan wax ka geystay.

Dalkan iyo dadkiisu waxa ay u baahan yihiin wada-jir, midnimo, wax wada-lahaansho, is aaminaad iyo in geeddiga qori isku dhiibku uu halkaa innooga sii socdo, taasina waxa ay ku imanaysaa in la qaado dhabo doorasho oo xor iyo xalaal innoogu dhacda.

Reer Somaliland oo dhan, gudo iyo dibedba, waxa aan ugu baaqayaa in ay u diyaar garoobaan doorashooyinkii isku sidkanaa, Xisbiga WADDANI-na, waxa uu Qarankan u horseedi doono isbeddel ku dhisan Caddaald, Sinnaan & Wadajir. Iskuhaynta Dalka & Dadka.”

Guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Sare oo Dhaariyay Cildhibaan cusub oo ku biiray Guurtidda

Hargeysa(Qaran news)-Guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Sare ahna Guddoomiyaha Guddida Cadaaladda JSL, oo dhaariyay xubin buuxinaysa jago ka bannaanaatay Golaha Guurtida JSL.

Guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Sare ee Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, mudane Aadam X. Cali Axmed, ayaa maanta oo ay taariikhdu tahay 09/03/2023, dhaariyay Qaasim Xuseen Madar, oo laga bilaabo maanta ka mid noqonaya mudanayaasha Golaha Guurtida JSL.

Xubinta la dhaariyay ayaa buuxiyay, jago uu dhawaan banneeyay, Alle ha u naxariistee marxuum Xuseen Madar Xoosh, taasi oo uu Guddoomiyaha Golaha Guurtidu Maxkamadda Sare u soo gudbiyey, codsi uu ku dalbanayo in xilkaasi loo dhaariyo, mudane Qaasim Xuseen Madar, si uu u buuxiyo jagada banaanaatay.

Dhaarinta ka dib guddoomiyaha Maxkamadda Sare Aadam Xaaji Cali, waxa uu kula dardaarmay mudanaha in uu qaranka ugu adeego, si daacad ah oo hufan, waxaanu ALLE uga baryay in uu u fududeeyo masuuliyada culus ee loo igmaday.

Jaaliyadaha UK oo Bannaan-bax Ballaadhan ku Taageeray Heshiiska Somaliland iyo Itoobiya

London,(Qaran news)-Jaaliyadaha reer Somaliland ee dalka Ingiriiska oo banaanbax weyn u soo baxay magaalada London waxa ay taageero ballaadhan u muujiyeen heshiiska Somaliland iyo Itoobiya

Dadweyne kumanaan ah oo isugu jira dhalinyaro, haween , caruur, waxgarad, aqoonyahan iyo culimo ka kala socday dhammaan magaalooyinka dalka ingiriiska ayaa ka soo banaanbaxa shalay.

Qabanqaabada banaanbaxa oo ay iska kaashadeen masuuliyiinta Safaarada Somaliland ee Ingiriiska, jaaliyadaha kala duwan ee Ingiriiska ayaa ujeedadiisu ahayd sidii xukuumada ingiriiska iyo caalamka loogu sheegi lahaa inaan jiritaanka iyo madaxbanaanida Somaliland gorgortan geli Karin, beesha caalamkana loogu baaqay inay aqbalaan.
Qaar ka mid ah bulshada ka soo qeybgalay banaanbaxa oo warbaahinta la hadlay ayaa sheegay in dalkoodu u madaxbanaan yahay heshiis uu la galo badooda, iyo dhamaan xuduudadooda isagoo dhaafsanaya dannaha uu doonayo.
“Heshiiska Somaliland iyo itoobiya ee isdhaafsiga dannaha labada wadan wuu dhaqangelayaa, soomaaliya ama cid kale oo hor istaagi karta ma jirto.
Safiirka Somaliland ee Ingiriiska Md. Cabdi Cabdillahi dayaxweerar oo hadal u jeediyey bulshada ka soo qeybgashay banaanbaxa ayaa ugu baaqay inay sii labanlaabaan taageeradooda ay la garab taagan yihiin madaxbanaanida dalkooda Somaliland.

Banaanbaxa ayey sidoo kale kala soo qeybgaleen xildhibaanada baarlamaanka Ingiriiska ee sida weyn u taageera qadiyadda madaxbanaanida Somaliland kana mid yahay Xildhibaan Gavin Williamson.
Isu-soo baxan ayaa sii xoojin doona dedaalada xukuumada Somaliland iyo bulshada guddo iyo dibed ku doonayaan sidii dalkoodu uga mid noqon lahaa beesha caalamka.

Yuusuf Cabdi Gaboobe waa suxufi weyn oo reer Somaliland ah oo ka badheedha difaacida dalkiisa hooyo oo uu u soo galay halgan adag.

Yuusuf Gaboobe oo warbaahintiisii HAATUF media ay weli xidhan tahay sidii dawladdii hore uga xidhay, haddana taasi wax xumaato ah ugumuu qaadin dalkiisa, waxase uu si joogto ah twitterka ugu jawaabaa cadowga Somaliland mana aha suxufi beyd gaab ah oo ku soo hoos noqda siyaasada Somaliland dhexdeeda.

Marka ay sidaasi tahay weliba uu ahaa halgamaa kaalin ka qaatay dib u xorayntii dalka. Isagoo shaqaysta oo ku nool dalalka Khaliijka u tallaabay SNM, wuxuu innaga mudan yahay in lagu ixtiraamo waddaniyadiisa iyo dedaalkiisa.

Sidaas darteed, waxaan dhallinyaro badan oo maagaysay u soo jeedinayaa inay xushmeeyaan Yuusuf Cabdi Gaboobe taariikhdaas dheer ee uu dalka ku leeyahay, loogana mahadnaqo isxilqaankiisa uu ilaa xiligan u taagan yahay difaaca dalkiisa oo isaga wax walba kala qaalisan

Yuusùf iyo dadka la midka ah waa inaynu garanaa qiimahahooda oo aynaan u jebin cadowga Somaliland oo ku faraxsanaa dacaayadaha iyo naqdiga ka dhanka ah Yuusuf Gaboobe ee laga waday baraha bulshada kuwaasi oo iska daalaaya oo aan marnaba dhabada halganka Muj. Yuusuf ka duwaynin lagu difaacaayo qarankani curdinka ah ee wali halgankanloogu jiro sidii uu cagahiisa ugu istaagi lahaa

Madaxweynaha Jabuuti uu Cambaareeyay heshiiska Somaliland iyo Itoobiya

Hargeysa(Qaran newsllll)-Madaxweynaha Jabuuti Ismaaciil Cumar Geelle ayaa cambaareeyay heshiiskii saldhiga millatari ee badda ah ee ay wada galeen Somaliland iyo Itoobiya.

Madaxweyne Geelle oo u warramay Jeune Afrique oo laga leeyahay faransiisiiska, ayaa sharci darro ku sifeeyay heshiiska is faham ee ay wadagaleen Raysal wasaaraha Itoobiya Abiy Ahmed iyo Madaxweynaha Somaliland Muuse Biixi Cabdi 1dii bishii January 2024ka.

Lama garanayo sababta indho la’aanta ah ee Madaxwegnaha Jabuuti uu u csambaareeyay heshiiskan, waxaanu dhawaaqiisu daandaansi ku yahay dawladaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland iyo Itoobiya.

Maxamuud Xaashi oo ugu Baaqay Madaxweyne Biixi inuu Hadalkiisii u dambeeyay uu Ficil u Beddelo

Hargeysa(Qaran news)-Guddoomiyaha urur siyaasadeedka KAAH Maxamuud Xaashi Cabdi ayaa soo dhaweeyay dhaqangelinta xeerarka doorashada.

Maxamuud Xaashi wuxuu sheegay in loo diyaar garoobo doirashooyinkii isa saarka ahaa ee muddaysnaa 13ka November 2024. Waxaanu madaxweyne Muuse ku booriyay in hadalkiisii wanaagsanaa ee màanta ka soo yeedhay uu ficil u beddelo.

Mr. Xaashi wuxuu sheegay in madaxweyne Muuse Biixi haddii uu ku guulaysto doorashada la bogaadin doono, haddii aanu galgalan ee marka laga guulaystana uu noqon doono oday qaran oo la mid madaxweyneyaashii ka horeeeyay ee Daahir Rayaale iyo Siilaanyo.

Maxamuud Xaashi wuxuu komishanka uga mahadceliyay u diyaargarowgooda la xidhiidha qaban qaabada doorashooyinka.

Ugu dambayn wuxuu ballan qaaday in ururkiisu uu cod ka wada doonayo dhammaan 23ka degmo doorasho ee lixda gobol ee dalka.

Wareegtooyin Madaxweyne.

Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, Mudane Muuse Biixi Cabdi waxa uu maanta oo ay taariikhdu tahay 10/03/2024 uu wareegtooyin Madaxweyne uu xilka qaadis, magacaabid iyo isku bedel ku sameeyey qaar ka mida xubnaha Golaha Wasiirrada Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland.

Waxaanay u dhignayd Wareegtada Madaxweynuhu Sidan:-

Ujeeddo: Xil Ka-qaadis.

Saleebaan Cawad Cali Bukhaari;
Wasiirkii Wasaaradda Gaadiidka iyo Horumarinta Jidadka

Sida aad la socoto, xilka Qaranka ayey dabcigiisa tahay in uu meerto noqdo, oo hadba loo igmado ciddii hanan karta. Sidaa darteed, waxaan gartay in laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta aan kaa qaado xilkii aad hore u haysay. Waxaan kaaga mahad-celinayaa muddadii aad haysay xilka Qaranka.

Ujeeddo: Magacaabid.

Markaan Arkay: Dastuurka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, Qodobka 90aad;

Markaan Arkay: Aqoontooda, Kartidooda iyo Waaya-aragnimadooda;

Markaan ku Qancay: In ay Hanan Karaan Masuuliyadda ka Dhalanaysa Xilkan;

Markaan Sameeyey: La-tashi;

Waxaan Go’aamiyey;

1. In Raabbi Cabdi Maxamed Maxamuud laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado Wasiirka Wasaaradda Gaadiidka iyo Horumarinta Jidadka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland.

2. In Maxamuud Warsame Jaamac Cali laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado Wasiirka Wasaaradda Kalluumaysiga iyo Horumarinta Xeebaha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland.

3. In Cabdinaasir Caydiid Maxamed Faarax laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado Wasiir Ku-xigeenka Wasaaradda Horumarinta Beeraha Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland.

4. In Faysal Maxamuud Siciid Cabdulle laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado Wasiir Ku-xigeenka Wasaaradda Ganacsiga iyo Dalxiiska Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland.

5. In Muuse Ibraahim Yuusuf Salaf laga bilaabo taariikhda maanta uu ahaado Wasiir Ku-xigeenka Wasaaradda Gaadiidka iyo Horumarinta Jidadka Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland.

ALLAA MAHAD LEH
Muuse Biixi Cabdi

Aduunyada wadan waliba wuxuu leeyahay halyeyo uu ku faano iyagoo ku qaderinaya halganka muwaadinkaasi ugu jiro in dadkiisa iyo dalkiisa horumar dhinac kasta ah gaadhsiiyo-Siyaasada-dhaqaalaha-horumarinta arrimaha bulshada-nabadgelyada iyo difaaca dalkiisa hooyo.

Ilaa markii jamuhuuriyada Somaliland goonida isu taagtay ee ay xornimadeedii 1960 luntay ay la soo noqotay Mudane Gudoomiye Xirsi Cali Xaaji Xasan wuxuu ka mid ahaa muwaadiniintii isu taagay sidii ay wadankooda u dhisi lahaayeen isagoo ka qayb qaatay yagleelidii iyo nabadeyntii Somaliland ku soo caana maashay isagoo waqtigiisii inta badan ku soo bixiyey sidii dalkiisa iyo dadkiisu u qurux badnaan lahaayeen guul weyn ayuuna ka gaadhay.

Gudoomiye Xirsi waa nin afgaaban,cibaado badan,akhlaaq wanaagsan waa nin sikhi ah oo danyarta caawiya,waa nin somalilandnimadu ku wayntahay iyo difaaca dadkiisa iyo dalkiisa,waa muwaadin mustaqbal ku leh hogaaminta dalkiisa iyo dadkiisa.
Hadaba beryahan danbe waxaa social media ku soo batay dad wax ka sheegaya,dadkaasi oo u badan kuwo aan Xirsi waxba ka aqoon oo magaciisa oo keliya maqlay dadkaasi oo u badan kuwa aan weligood waxbarasho aadin balse qabyaalad,xasad,iyo xiqdi madaxmaray oo aan ilaahay ka cabsaneyn waxaanse kuwaasi u sheegaya inaanay Xirsi waxba u dhimeyn dacaayadaha rakhiiska ah ee ay faafinayaan.

waxaan ku soo gebagebeynayaa Maahmaah somaliyeed oo tiraahda( Ma gudboona geesiga cartama iyo gocorka caayaa).

Allah ayaa mahad leh.

Yusuf Janale
Oslo Norway.
contact.somalilandcitizen@gmail.com

Supported by continued recovery in agriculture, remittances, and investment, Somalia economic growth in 2024 is expected to improve by around one percent compared to the previous year, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

“Real GDP growth of Somalia is expected to at 3.7 percent in 2024, compared to an estimated 2.8 percent in 2023,” the IMF stated in a statement issued following the visit of its team, led by Laura Jaramillo, conducted discussions with the Somali authorities in Nairobi during February 26 to March 7, 2024.

“Livestock and crop exports are expected to recover following the resumption of rainfall. Remittance inflows are expected to improve in the context of moderating global inflation and an upgrade of the global growth outlook. Foreign direct investment is expected to trend upwards, following US$4.5 billion in debt relief obtained at the Completion Point under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative in December 2023.”

Inflation is expected to decline to 4.8 percent in 2024 from 6.1 percent in 2023, reflecting better crop yields and lower commodity prices. Near-term risks include climate shocks, security risks in Somalia and the region, and lower global growth,” IMF said.

During the meeting, the IMF team has reached a staff-level agreement on the first review under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) arrangement. “I am pleased to announce that the Somali authorities and the IMF team have reached a staff-level agreement on policies to complete the first review under the ECF arrangement approved in December 2023 for total access of SDR 75 million (about $100 million). The agreement is subject to approval by the IMF’s Executive Board. Board approval would enable access to SDR 7.5 million (about $10 million), bringing total disbursements under the arrangement to about $50 million,” said Ms. Jaramillo, in the statement.

New business Ethiopia

DP World has launched a new collaboration with Barefoot College International (BCI), aimed at empowering rural women in Somaliland with Solar Mamas initiative.

Through the expansion of the Solar Mamas program, DP World and BCI are committed to providing access to clean energy and economic opportunities for women in underserved communities. Globally, around 1 billion people lack access to electricity, with many development solutions relying on complicated
technologies that are inaccessible to rural populations and difficult to maintain.

Recognizing this challenge, the Solar Mamas initiative works at the grassroots level to empower women with practical skills that transcend language and literacy barriers, enabling them to install and maintain solar power systems in their own villages.

In collaboration with their local communities and BCI, DP World selected 10 women from Berbera and Hargeisa to participate in a 3-month training course at BCI’s training center in Zanzibar. During the program, the women will learn essential skills in solar engineering and entrepreneurship, equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to start up their own small-scale ventures in their communities.

Of the first cohort, six are from Berbera, where DP World operates the Berbera port and Berbera Economic Zone. Another four come from underprivileged areas of the capital Hargeisa. The Somaliland program builds on the success of the Solar Mamas in Senegal, which saw its first batch of graduates in 2022. The original 19 Solar Mamas from Senegal are now well on their way to transforming their own communities by electrifying 952 homes already.

Daba Cissokho is one of the Senegal programs’ graduates. Hailing from Kedougou in south-eastern Senegal, nearly 750km from the capital, the 42-year-old single mother of three used to run a stand in the local vegetables market to support her extended family. She speaks with pride of her new skills.

“Daba before and after the training is not the same person. I have a profession for which people will reach out to me. I am a solar engineer,” said Daba. “Women should not be scared to try or explore new things. We have so many options to improve our lives if we try”, added Fatumata Ladji Dialo, another graduate.

Maha AlQattan, Chief Sustainability Officer at DP World, emphasized the company’s commitment to women’s
education and empowerment: “Our investment in the Solar Mamas initiative has been a resounding success, and we are thrilled to expand this program into Somaliland. By harnessing the potential of women in solar engineering and entrepreneurship, we’re not just lighting up homes; we’re igniting the engines of community growth and resilience.”

Rodrigo Paris, CEO of Barefoot College International added: “We are incredibly fortunate to have found a partner as committed to our core values as DP World. Their support has changed the lives of marginalized women and dramatically improved living standards in their communities. Together, we are driving positive change for generations to come.”

New business Ethiopia

Somaliland will no longer be a hostage to Somalia- Omer M jama (OMJ)

Have knowledge about Somaliland and how it regained its lost independence Somaliland people as whole came together and decided their destiny and future as they freed themselves from tyrannical regime of Barre. Every Somalilander has at least have the stories of struggle for independence of this nation. There have been thousands of lives that sacrificed for this freedom and many of them are not even remembered.

The most important thing, is that the Nation remembers and pay homage to these legends that died for the country and freedom of their people. Today, the people of Somaliland are free from horror, genocide and feel the achievement of liberty, equality and dignity for all.

Somaliland is a former British protectorate. It gained independence in 1960 and was recognised as an independent state, however, acting on the desire at the time of Somalis to live in one state. In 1883, during the scramble for Africa, the horn of Africa was divided between several colonial powers. Britian had a treaty of protection with the British Somaliland protectorate, which is the Somaliland of today.

Italy had la Somalia Italian. The Somalia of today. Frence, the Republic of Djibouti of today. A portion of the Somalis inhabited horn was left with Kenya and today is known as northern frontier district of Kenya.

Somaliland became the first fully independent Somali state among the five Somali nations and was immediately recognised by 34 member states of the United Nations among which were the five permanent member of the Security Council. This gave Somaliland the position of becoming the first born or the most senior Somali nation.

The two independent Somali states entered into a voluntary union that was never ratified by the people of the two nations. The union was doomed from the start because the two countries that united had language differences, cultural differences, tribal differences, administrative and educational differences that each had inherited from their respective colonial rulers.

These differences and lack of sharing of power led frictions and disputes which caused the long struggle of Somaliland. This union turned out disastrous for Somaliland as the people found themselves marginalised in the new state.

It just brought to the people of Somaliland a catastrophic oppression, crimes against humanity, nepotism, indiscriminate killings of Somalilanders including women and children. These crimes committed by Barre regime was witnessed and well documented by the United Nations and other international human rights bodies.

In 1969, former dictator of Somalia Siad Barre regime overthrew the government of Somalia in a coup and began a policy of calculated repression of the people of Somaliland.

When the Somali national movement stepped up its armed resistance to Barr’s oppressive regime in Somaliland in the late 1980s.

The armed forces of Somalia bombed Somaliland, completely destroying the capital city of Hargiesa and other major cities killing an estimated 50, 000 people and displaced another 500,000 thousand.

Dictator Barr’s sustained military offensive crippled agriculture production, destroyed nearly all of the region’s livestock, all business, places of worships, water infrastructure and uprooted almost the entire population of approximately 3 million people.

In 1991, after the fall of Barre regime and the total collapse of Somali republic. Somaliland broke away from the rest of Somalia and this was a time of hope. The peace-loving people of Somaliland established a country built on the principles of freedom and democracy. It had successfully managed to solve its past problems through process of reconciliation and the restoration of confidence in the region.

Today, Somaliland has a credible democratically elected government and is a functioning democratic state. It has its own justice system, constitution, currency, national flag, Military forces, police forces and relatively stable. It had avoided bloodshed and opposed any kind of violence.

Another historic and successful stories of Somaliland is, it had a series of elections that have been declared relatively free and fair by the international observers, on top of these successful stories, it had succeeded to end all its past problems by using its traditional knowledge which helped them effectively in the cause of a achieving a lasting peace and what appears to be a viable system of democracy.

It has been described as An-African success story and heaven of peace and, it has countless achievements. Somaliland meets the established criteria for recognition as a state. It has a permanent population, a defined territory, a functioning government and capacity to enter into relations with other states in the international community.

Its achievements have won widespread praises and its case for recognition has been favourably assessed by the African union commission, the conflict prevention NGO, international crisis group as well as the security and development policy think tank.

Today, what does Somaliland want from the international community? It just wants to have its own basic right to join the family of nations or what you call the international community. As Somaliland nation, it’s totally wrong and against humanity to decide on people’s future and destiny on the bases to save guard some other country’s interest.

Somaliland will no longer be a hostage to Somalia, because it has a right of self-determination, therefore the international community must accept and grant that.

Time to honour the existence of Somaliland. If the world fails to reconsider the recognition of Somaliland, it would be a great discredit to human rights as well as democracy itself.

Finally, Somaliland will join the family of nations once again, so one voice and one target is the vision of Somaliland people. Unity and togetherness is the survival of this young nation and its every citizen’s responsibility to take a great role for the protection of the national unity.

Together, the nation is strong, divided the nation is strong.

Curashada caawa ee bishan barakaysan ee Soon ama Ramadaan darteed, waxa aan hambalyo balaadhan & tahniyad sare hawada u marinayaa dhammaan Muslimiinta dunida ku nool, si gaar ahaanna shacbiga xariirta ah ee reer Somalilandmeel kasta oo ay dunida daafaheeda ka joogaan.

ALLAH waxa aan weydiisaneynaa in uu ina siiyo bishan kheyrka qabta barakadeeda, isla markaana ina waafajiyo cibaado suuban, wanaag is-faris, isu naxariisasho dhexdeenna ah, gaar ahaanna masaakiinta, danyarta, inta hayntoodu yar tahay, dadka xanuusan , waayeelka jilicsan, & agoonteenna.

Ugu dambeyn, dalkeenna Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland, waxa aan Ilaahay u weydiinayaa in uu innagu gallado midnimo dhexdeenna ah, wada-jir, isku-duubni, horumar, nabad, xasiloonni, iyo dadkeenna oo qoqobka & qabyaaladda ka baxa.

Waxaan Halkan Hambalyo ugu dirayaadhamaan macaamiisha Shirkadaha Dahabshiil Group iyo ummada Islaamka dhalashada Bisha Barakaysan ee Ramadaan, waxaanan Ilaahay ka baryaynaa inuu dhammaanteen inaga aqbalo acmaasha saalixa ah, Bishan bisheedana inagu gaadhsiiyo cimri-dherer, caafimaad-qab iyo cibaado suubban. Ramadaan Mubarak.” Abdirashiid Duale, CEO Dahabshiil Group

Wafti ka kooban saraakiil iyo diblomaasiyiin Somaliland iyo Itoobiyaan ah ayaa daraasaad ku soo saneeyay xeebta u dhaxaysa deegaanka Bulaxaar iyo Kal Sheekh, halkaasi oo noqon doonta meesha laga samayn doono saldhiga ciidamada bada ee Itoobiya ay ka kiraysan doonaanto Somaliland, sida ay xaqiijinayaan dad arimahani u dhuun daloolaa

Sida ku cad is fahankii ay Somaliland iyo Itoobiya ay wada gaadheen 1-dii January 2024 oo dhigaayay in Somaliland Itoobiya ay isku fahmeen in 20 Km lagu kiraysto marinka badda cas, xaga ay Somaliland heli doonto aqoonsi iyo iyada oo saami ka hesha shirkadda diyaaradaha ee Ethiopian Airlines

Ma jiraan wax war ah oo ilaa hada ka soo baxay xukuumaddaha Hargeysa iyo Addis Ababa oo ku saabsan daraasaadka ay labada dal ku tageen deegaanka laga dhigi doono saldhiga ee xeebta

Dhanka kalena gudigii uu madaxweynuhu u saaray ka talo bixinta heshiiska ayaa ayaamahanba socdaal ku maraayay xeebta inta u dhaxaysa Berbera ilaa Lughaya oo ay socdaalkooda ku soo gabo gabeeyeen.

JUBA, South Sudan, March 5, 2024/ — South Sudan plans to increase oil production to 230,000 barrels per day (bpd) by 2026 and develop a 60,000-bpd refinery to meet domestic demand. Achieving these goals will require increased investment in exploration as well as enhanced human capital development. As the country looks towards the next generation of energy, women are poised to play an important role in bringing new levels of innovation to the market.

Given the rising role women play in the industry, South Sudan is moving ahead with programs and initiatives to bolster the participation of women in oil and gas. During the 2023 edition of the nation’s official energy conference – South Sudan Oil & Power (SSOP) –, a dedicated Women in Energy lunch explored the various initiatives underway to bolster the participation of women. SSOP returns in 2024, with the topic of women in energy becoming a more integrated part of the conference program.

SSOP 2024 positions South Sudan at the center of investments and partnerships in the East African energy landscape. Taking place in Juba on June 25-28, 2024, the conference and exhibition invites investors to explore and engage with opportunities across the hydrocarbons, renewable energy and power sectors. To sponsor or participate as a delegate, please contact sales@energycapitalpower.com.

The 2023 Women in Energy lunch was sponsored by South Sudanese energy company Triple A Petroleum and featured speakers from the Ministry of Petroleum, national oil company Nilepet, and South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources and Energy. Beyond participation in the industry, speakers drew attention to the need to increase the number of women in leadership positions in South Sudan’s energy market, citing diversity as a strategic way for strengthening capacity while driving economic growth.

“To enhance the presence of women in leadership positions, it is important that mentorship programs and platforms are prioritized and that women are in places where they have access to opportunities,” stated Triple A Petroleum Founder & CEO, Atong Amos Agook.

Triple A Petroleum, Nilepet and the Ministry of Petroleum all have programs in place to promote knowledge transfer and increase opportunities for women in the industry. As Dr. Labanya Margaret Mathya, DG Administration and Finance at South Sudan’s Ministry of Petroleum, stated during SSOP 2023, “Women need to be given the space to participate.”

While Triple A Petroleum held a mentorship forum in 2023, Nilepet offers programs to connect women to employment and leadership opportunities across the company. “Women are the backbone of this nation and Nilepet believes that giving women training, work and connecting them to the world is part of the growth of the company,” stated Amb. Martha Nyamal, Deputy CEO/MD at Nilepet.

Similarly, the Ministry of Petroleum offers internship and training opportunities for women in the industry. According to Dr. Mathya, women join these programs “as new entrants, creating diversity, creating new wealth and creating innovation. New challenges need new ideas and innovation. We should look at women as the drivers of the economy. The female gender are the future role players in the sector.”

The SSOP conference returns for its seventh edition from June 25-28 in Juba in official partnership with the Ministry of Petroleum. For the first time since the event’s inception, SSOP has expanded to four days, offering a human-resources driven agenda alongside the South Sudan Mining Forum. A vital part of South Sudan’s economy, women in energy has become an integrated feature of the 2024 program.

Energy Capital & Power’s Women in Energy series celebrates the women shaping the future of the African energy sector. From projects to companies to programs and community development, the Women in Energy series underscores the integral role women play in developing the sector. Visit www.EnergyCapitalPower.com and keep up-to-date with our social media channels for daily content.
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