government

Isn’t it a bit odd that to this day no FMS chief has made it to the Villa. In my country America, our governors become Presidents often. Logically the best job to prepare yourself to rule a country is to rule a state. Jimmy Carter was a governor, so were Bill Clinton and George W Bush. An...

The President of Somaliland and a delegation led by him will travel to the US on Saturday. The delegation consists of cabinet members, business & members of CSO. They will travel on a Somaliland passport with a visa issued by the US Embassy in Djibouti.

We live in a world in which one of the biggest new commodities is your data! A report discovered that US military is buying data from Islamic apps for counter terrorism measures.I suggest to delete all such apps from your phone.

Why tf are there so many of us on ceyr:francis: I understand if you genuinely need it ofc, but sum of these folks driving new SUVs:damn: on section 8 wtffff and it’s the same but to a lesser degree in Canada. It’s mostly the fobs who just landed eating good off Miskiin Justin Trudeau child tax...

Below is a list of questions I put to the Home Secretary and the Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Police in a correspondence regarding what I believe to be irregularities and endemic failures in anti radicalisation policy and a totalitarian lack of transparency and redress to abuses of RIPA laws...

As a highly homogenous coastal nation with little history of resident foreigners, it is perhaps unsurprising that racism runs rampant, especially as anti-discrimination laws do not exist outside of a few special cases. Bantu's, most of them the descendants of forced laborers (Slaves) Either...

One of the pricks behind the EDL was arrested today. But, I don't know whether we can add it, because reporting on his arrest is illegal. Or something. Any comments...

http://www.somalilandsun.com/2018/04/21/somalilandpresident-appoints-new-central-bank-and-tender-board-officials/ From: Somalilandsun: His Excellency President Musa Bihi Abdi has named new government officials to fill some vacant positions in his government. According to news by Somaliland...

Around 0730 this morning, the Federal Government of Somalia authorised another US airstrike near Bur Elade. 95 al-Shabab fighters were killed.

A cultural revolution is needed to destroy the corruption that is rife within our government. Corruption is one of the sole reasons why our nation is still not able to fight against Al Shabaab properly, since we can't pay or even develop our armies sufficiently. We can't improve the economy or...

Independent Africa's and Somalia's first ever Police Commander Gen Mohamed Abshir Muse dies at a Minnesota hospital aged 91. AUN. Muse worked his way up to become a commandant in the Somali Defence forces from 1958 to 1960 and then opted to join the Somali Police Force upon its inception...

For anyone interested about the claim I made about Somalia's economy growing at 30% in 1975. Here is the link data. http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.KD.ZG?locations=SO&view=chart With the exception of 1974 due to the drought, Somalia under Said Barre was growing at a record...

Somalia's federal government supports the ouster of Osoble and says only someone from the Xawaadle clan can become president.

http://www.wardheernews.com/puntland-the-time-of-reckoning-has-come-for-the-part-time-president-of-puntland-and-his-weak-cabinet/

I know this sounds absurd, but it worked for South Korea. This is a country that was ravaged by war, but today it's a country with 11th largest economy, one of the biggest exporters in the world, with high GNI, HDI and GDP is South Korea. You really ought to read the fantastic economic and...

Greetings Fellow Somali's, The answer to the question that I've mentioned in the thread-title, has been presented in section 4.0 of the my Somali-History video-presentation series. Please watch it below, and give me some feed back on my youtube channel and on this thread . . . :nvjpqts...

Somalia was a Marxist-Leninist government under Siad Barre, and he bought unprecedented change in the course of three decades (which is unusual for any African country). I remember vaguely reading that it was referred to as the 'Switzerland of Africa' at one point. Do any of you believe that...