Africa Intelligence: Musa Bihi Abdi isolated over the Emirates military base

[Bohol]

So why is every topic you create one that puts Somaliland in a bad light? I have never seen you make a single topic about the house that is Somalia nor the broke punaniland.Someone told me your father was Darood.So is he MJ?

Why do I care about what happens in Puntland? I am not from that gobol. Same reason I don't make topics about South West, Galmudug, Jubbaland etc. My expertise area is the federal government and mamuulka.

 

[yas/London]

I am moving to Somaliand,you peolple stay here with Iran and Russia. Yasmin is out xx

 

[TheAnswer]

A new strategy to weaken Al-Shabaab

The Somalian security and intelligence apparatus has dreamt up a new tactic to weaken the Islamist fundamentalists of Al-Shabaab, who are affiliated to Ayman al-Zawahiri's Al-Qaeda: encourage lower ranking leaders and new recruits to desert by offering them dollars… The loyalists, with the help of the CIA, have put into place a network of informants from clans in the centre and the south who provide most of the recruits for the Islamist fundamentalist network. The authorities are apparently happy with how the operation is going, as some of the defectors are also providing up-to-date intelligence on the modus operandi of their organisation. According to our information, one such source is a former Al-Shabaab leader, Moukhtar Rubo Abou Mansour. Of the Al-Shabaab combatants who have defected under this new scheme, many have declared that they were lured into joining the ranks of this movement by the money to be made from kidnappings, thefts, banditry and trafficking of various sorts. The previous CIA-sponsored operation against Al-Shabaab consisted of infiltrating the movement to make it implode from within, but the supreme emir of the Islamist fundamentalist network, Ahmed Diriye, embarked on a purge and executed members suspected of betrayal.

 

[waraabe]

https://www.africaintelligence.com/...a-bihi-abdi-obtain-in-abu-dhabi,108301081-bre


@IslamIsTheAnswer post this one too sxb

 

[TheAnswer]

What did Musa Bihi Abdi obtain in Abu Dhabi?

Although the Somaliland president Musa Bihi Abdi did not meet with the crown prince of Abu Dhabi Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan (ION 1468) in mid-March, he did obtain commitments from his brother Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan. With DP World, which was ejected from Djibouti on 22 February (ION 1469), set to develop the port of Berbera and the Berbera Corridor to Addis Abeba, tensions with Djibouti (which is wary of competition from the port of Berbera) and Mogadishu (which was not consulted by the Emirates over this dossier) have been revived. Abu Dhabi will therefore be assisting with security in Somaliland and training its police and army. However, the Somaliland president, who is finding this sensitive dossier tricky to handle, was unable to sign an accord allowing the Emirates to establish a military base in Berbera because the Somaliland authorities have yet to designate the precise zone for the base. The former president Ahmed Mohamed Mahamoud, alias Silanyo, allocated land in this sector to private owners who do not intend to give it up. Musa Bihi Abdi has entrusted his foreign minister, Saad Ali Shire, an Issaq/Haber Awal/Saad from the Berbera region, with the task of persuading them to vacate the sector, but so far to no avail. According to our sources, he may be replaced in a future reshuffle as a result. The foreign minister, who was already in this post under Silanyo, is already in the bad books of the president after he found out that in 2017 Saad Ali Shire had accorded to the UAE the operating concession for Berbera airport for a period of 25 years, the president having been under the impression that only a simple term sheet had been signed (ION 1466).

 

[Bohol]

It seems everyone realized the Emiratis are trouble makers and should be kicked out.

The Emirates stirs things up!
https://www.africaintelligence.com/...13/the-emirates-stirs-things-up,108306936-art

 

[Lancer]

DP World ops for Bosaso over Berbera

It is virtually game over for Bashe Awil Omar, Somaliland's representative in Dubai and the son-in-law of President Ahmed Mohamed Mahamoud, known as Silanyo, and first lady Amina Mohamed Jirde. According to our information, the Emirates port operator DP World appears to be poised to abandon the Berbera project. The reason? The increasing political instability in Somaliland as Silanyo's term draws to an end. But another factor is that P&O Ports, a subsidiary of Dubai-based DP World, has obtained a concession to manage the Port of Bosaso in Puntland (Somalia) for a period of thirty years (IOL 783). The agreement was concluded in April by the President of Puntland, Abdiweli Mohamed Ali Gaas, and the CEO of DP World, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.



This serious setback for Somaliland sheds a different light on comments made in early June in Buro by the leader and presidential candidate of the country's ruling Kulmiye party, Musa Bihi Abdi. He voiced his reservations to senior party officials over the idea of an Emirates military base being established in Berbera (ION 1455).

Lol. This is what passes off as "intelligence". Everything written here was proven wrong by the events that transpired in the last few months. I'll bump this thread in the future when the base is completed, that's if it isn't silently deleted to avoid an L kkkkkkkk

 

[Crow]

Lol. This is what passes off as "intelligence". Everything written here was proven wrong by the events that transpired in the last few months. I'll bump this thread in the future when the base is completed, that's if it isn't silently deleted to avoid an L kkkkkkkk

I noticed that as well.
The articles are still interesting though.

 

[BANTU]

Lol. This is what passes off as "intelligence". Everything written here was proven wrong by the events that transpired in the last few months. I'll bump this thread in the future when the base is completed, that's if it isn't silently deleted to avoid an L kkkkkkkk

I'll save you the trouble of ever reading anything that comes from this "africa intelligence" scam

Here's their formula:

1) shocking claim
2) common knowledge
3) hearsay, gossip, no source
4) ????
5) profit