Shiinaha ayaa shaaciyay xubnaha guddiga sare ee dalkaas iyaga oo jabiyay dhaqankii lagu magacaabi jiray cidda badali doonta marka uu muddadiisa dhamaysto madaxweyene Xi Jinping.
Ka tagitaanka arrintaas ayaa loo arkaa in ay muujinayso in madaxweyne Xi uu Shiinaha ka sii arrimin doono shanta sano ee soo socota ayna macquul tahay in ayba intaas ka sii badato, arrintanina waxay timid maalin ka dib markii magaciisa lagu qoray dastuurka dalkaas.
Shan xubnood oo cusub ayaa lagu soo daray guddiga sare ee dalkaas, kaas oo ah midka ugu awood badan.
In aan lagu soo darin ciddii badali lahayd Xi ayaa dhalisay su'aasha ah muddada uu doonayo in uu dalkaas maamulo.
Marka laga reebi Xi oo 64 jir ah, cidda kali ah ee guddigii hore ka soo haray waa Li Keqiang oo 62 jir ah.
Ra'iisulwasaare ku xigeen Wang Yang oo 62 jir ah horayna u soo noqday xoghayaha xisbiga ee gobolka Guangdong ayaa loo magacaabay ra'iisulwasaare ku xigeen dhanka maamulka qaabilsan.
Han Zheng oo 63 jir ah, ahaana xoghayaha xisbiga ee Shanghai ayaa loo dalacsiiyay in uu hogaamiyo guddiga CPPCC.
Waxay ku biiri doonaan Zhao Leji oo 60 jir ah oo hoggaamin doona waaxda ladagaalanka musuqmaasuqa ee xisbiga, Li Zhanshu oo 67 jir ah oo ay aad isugu dhaw yihiin Xi waxaa la filayaa in uu baarlamaanka Shiinaha hogaamiyo iyo Wang Huning oo 62 jir ah.
storvideo: 

Garoowe ( Sh. M. Network )-Madaxweynaha Puntland Cabdiweli Maxamed Cali “Gaas”” ayaa maanta lagu wadaa in si rasmi ah uu u daah furo Kalfadhiga Baarlamaanka Maamulkaasi.
 
Waana Kalfadhiga 40 aad ee Baarlamaanka Puntland, iyadoo markii ugu horreysay ee ay ka qeyb galayaan guddoomiyeyaasha labada Aqal ee Baarlamaanka Maxamed Sheekh Cismaan “Jawaari” iyo Cabdi Xaashi C/laahi.
Madaxweyne Gaas ayaa horay u sheegay in si rasmi ah loo furi doono Kalfadhiga Baarlamaanka Maamulkiisa 25 October oo maanta ku beegan.
Waxaana fadhigan Baarlamaanka hor yaallo arrimo muhiim ay ka mid tahay wareejinta Dekedda Boosaaso oo ay dhawaan madaxda Puntland ku wareejiyeen shirkad gaar ah oo laga leeyahay Dalka Imaaraadka Carabta.
Si kastaba ha’ahaatee Xildhibaanada Baarlamaanka Maamulka Puntland ayaa maalmihii la soo dhaafay ku maqnaa fasax ay galeen.
The post Madaxweyne Gaas oo maanta daah furayo Kalfadhiga 40 aad ee Baarlamaanka Puntland appeared first on Shabelle.

Garoowe ( Sh. M. Network )-Madaxweynaha Puntland Cabdiweli Maxamed Cali "Gaas"" ayaa maanta lagu wadaa in si rasmi ah uu u daah furo Kalfadhiga Baarlamaanka Maamulkaasi.
Waana Kalfadhiga 40 aad ee Baarlamaanka Puntland, iyadoo markii ugu horreysay ee ay ka qeyb galayaan guddoomiyeyaasha labada Aqal ee Baarlamaanka Maxamed Sheekh Cismaan "Jawaari" iyo Cabdi Xaashi C/laahi.
Madaxweyne Gaas ayaa horay u sheegay in si rasmi ah loo furi doono Kalfadhiga Baarlamaanka Maamulkiisa 25 October oo maanta ku beegan.
Waxaana fadhigan Baarlamaanka hor yaallo arrimo muhiim ay ka mid tahay wareejinta Dekedda Boosaaso oo ay dhawaan madaxda Puntland ku wareejiyeen shirkad gaar ah oo laga leeyahay Dalka Imaaraadka Carabta.
Si kastaba ha'ahaatee Xildhibaanada Baarlamaanka Maamulka Puntland ayaa maalmihii la soo dhaafay ku maqnaa fasax ay galeen.
storvideo: 

Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khayre is set to visit Turkey on Wednesday and meet Somalis who are being treated there after being wounded in a massive truck bomb attack in Mogadishu last week.
At least 358 people were killed in the October 14 blast, in what was the deadliest single attack to ever hit Somalia’s capital.
Hundreds of others were also wounded in the devastating explosion, with many suffering severe burns.
A day after the attack, Somali officials said that Turkey had responded positively to a request for medical assistance.
Shortly after, Ankara sent medical supplies and an ambulance plane which airlifted 35 of the most badly wounded to Turkey for further treatment.
During his visit, which will last until Friday, Khayre is also scheduled to meet Binali Yildirim, his Turkish counterpart.
Analysts said the trip reaffirms the strong relations the two countries have enjoyed in recent years, at a time when Ankara seeks to assume a leading role and increase its foothold in the strategic Horn of Africa nation.
“Turkey has used its humanitarian foreign policy, a discourse widely used by Ankara in the past few years, as soft power in Somalia through aid and investments,” Galip Dalay, research director of Al Sharq Forum, told Al Jazeera.
‘Lucrative interests’
Last month, Turkey set up its biggest overseas military base in Mogadishu.
The camp cost $50m and will be used by Somali soldiers for training purposes, according to reports in state media.
But just as it seeks to strengthen its ties with Somalia and extend its reach as a regional power, Turkey is also eyeing further economic opportunities.
In recent years, it has offered aid and made a number of large investments, including the building of an airport terminal, hospitals, schools and other infrastructure.
The volume of trade, meanwhile, between the two countries was $118m last year, according to Bulent Tufenkci, Turkey’s minister of customs and trade.
Hamza Egal, a Nairobi-based Somalia analyst, said that Ankara “has been a strong ally in Somalia’s state building, but it also seeks mutually lucrative interests with the fragile state”.
“The strategic location of Somalia and its political impasse has made it an attractive location for foreign entities that have geopolitical interests in the region,” said Egal.
Coup bid reaction
Turkey’s pivot towards Somalia was signalled in 2011 when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who was a prime minister at the time, visited the Horn of Africa country at a time when Somalis were experiencing one of the worst famines of the region.
Since then, Erdogan has travelled to Somalia two more times.
“Through the policies in the 2010s, Turkey put Somalia under international attention, a country that has gone through multiple humanitarian crises and a big armed conflict,” said Dalay.
In response to the Turkish help in the wake of the Mogadishu blast, Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo called Erdogan “his brother” and expressed his “heartfelt gratitude … for standing with us this tough time”.
“Turkey has been consistently supportive,” he said.
The close ties between Erdogan and Somalia’s leadership were also on display straight after a failed coup attempt in Turkey last year, blamed by Ankara on Fethullah Gulen, an exiled religious leader and businessman based in the United States.
Right after the coup bid, Somalia shut down two schools and one hospital owned by Gulen’s organisation and extradited suspects with alleged links to his group.
Ankara accuses Gulen of masterminding the coup attempt – an allegation he denies.
The post Somali PM Hassan Ali Khayre to visit Turkey appeared first on Shabelle.

In a joint operation funded by the United States, the U.N. migration and refugee agencies have repatriated 134 Somali refugees from war-torn Yemen.
A refugee boat carrying 73 men and women and 61 children left the Yemeni port of Aden on Monday and is to arrive Tuesday at the Somali port of Berbera. It is the third voluntary return of Somalis organized by the International Organization for Migration and U.N. refugee agency since September.
IOM spokesman Joel Millman said some previous efforts had to be suspended in the past few years because of the risks involved in organizing an operation such as this in a war-torn country.
“Despite security difficulties there and the fact of divided authorities, we were still able to get into an area around Aden that has not always been accessible to humanitarian aid groups and manage this transport,” he said.
The U.N. migration agency reports the Somalis came to Yemen in search of a better life, but got caught up in the conflict and often were subjected to abuse by smugglers. The IOM began organizing the voluntary returns in November 2016. Since then, the agency has helped 1,845 Somalis return home.
Millman told VOA Somali refugees to receive a reintegration package to help them restart their lives when they arrive home. He said they often receive a grant of $1,100 so they can start a business, buy a cow, or invest in some other form of livelihood. That acts as a big inducement for refugees to voluntarily return, he noted.
“It is a strong sweetener because the stigma of going abroad and failing is so great that we find this is a very effective way of lubricating I guess is the best word, this process,” he said.
Millman said the cash grant ends up being less expensive for the donor than the cost of keeping a refugee or migrant in detention in Europe. He noted that the repatriation project is funded by a $4.4 million donation from the United States.
The post More Than 130 Somali Refugees Repatriated from Yemen appeared first on Shabelle.

The United Nations staff in Somalia marked the UN Day in Mogadishu on Tuesday with a pledge to continue their support for Somalis in their quest for lasting peace and security.
Speaking at the event, heads of the UN missions in Somalia also paid special recognition to the Somali national staff for their contribution to the UN in the country.
Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General (SRSG) for Somalia Michael Keating urged UN colleagues to work closely with Somalis in developing their country, adding that the deaths of so many innocent civilians in the Oct. 14 Mogadishu bombings should not be in vain.
“What we are trying to do in Somalia is to put these values in effect, in the way we work with the Somalis and help them build peace,” said Keating, who is also the Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM).
According to a statement from UNSOM, Keating lauded the staff for their hard work and urged them to continue upholding the organization’s values and ideals that are enshrined in the UN Charter.
United Nations Day is observed each year to mark the anniversary of the coming into force of the UN Charter in 1945, which culminated in the formation of the UN after the charter was formally ratified.
Head of the United Nations Support Office in Somalia (UNSOS) Hubert Price urged the staff to serve as good ambassadors of the organization and help to promote the core values of the organization.
“For some people, the face of the UN is the Secretary-General or the Security Council or something lofty. But for many people around the world, you and I are the face of the UN, and I hope that you make the most of that. Enjoy it and embrace it and be proud of this day,” Price said.
Assembled staff members observed a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the Oct. 14 explosions, and Keating and Price expressed wishes for a full and speedy recovery by all Somalis who sustained injuries in the attacks.
“We send our deepest sympathies and condolences to all our Somali colleagues,” said Keating stated, and he praised all UN staff who took part in the response to help the people of Somalia in one of their darkest hours.
The post UN pledges to work closely with Somalis to rebuild country appeared first on Shabelle.

The United Nations staff in Somalia marked the UN Day in Mogadishu on Tuesday with a pledge to continue their support for Somalis in their quest for lasting peace and security.
Speaking at the event, heads of the UN missions in Somalia also paid special recognition to the Somali national staff for their contribution to the UN in the country.
Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General (SRSG) for Somalia Michael Keating urged UN colleagues to work closely with Somalis in developing their country, adding that the deaths of so many innocent civilians in the Oct. 14 Mogadishu bombings should not be in vain.
"What we are trying to do in Somalia is to put these values in effect, in the way we work with the Somalis and help them build peace," said Keating, who is also the Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM).
According to a statement from UNSOM, Keating lauded the staff for their hard work and urged them to continue upholding the organization's values and ideals that are enshrined in the UN Charter.
United Nations Day is observed each year to mark the anniversary of the coming into force of the UN Charter in 1945, which culminated in the formation of the UN after the charter was formally ratified.
Head of the United Nations Support Office in Somalia (UNSOS) Hubert Price urged the staff to serve as good ambassadors of the organization and help to promote the core values of the organization.
"For some people, the face of the UN is the Secretary-General or the Security Council or something lofty. But for many people around the world, you and I are the face of the UN, and I hope that you make the most of that. Enjoy it and embrace it and be proud of this day," Price said.
Assembled staff members observed a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the Oct. 14 explosions, and Keating and Price expressed wishes for a full and speedy recovery by all Somalis who sustained injuries in the attacks.
"We send our deepest sympathies and condolences to all our Somali colleagues," said Keating stated, and he praised all UN staff who took part in the response to help the people of Somalia in one of their darkest hours.
storvideo: 

Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khayre is set to visit Turkey on Wednesday and meet Somalis who are being treated there after being wounded in a massive truck bomb attack in Mogadishu last week.
At least 358 people were killed in the October 14 blast, in what was the deadliest single attack to ever hit Somalia's capital.
Hundreds of others were also wounded in the devastating explosion, with many suffering severe burns.
A day after the attack, Somali officials said that Turkey had responded positively to a request for medical assistance.
Shortly after, Ankara sent medical supplies and an ambulance plane which airlifted 35 of the most badly wounded to Turkey for further treatment.
During his visit, which will last until Friday, Khayre is also scheduled to meet Binali Yildirim, his Turkish counterpart.
Analysts said the trip reaffirms the strong relations the two countries have enjoyed in recent years, at a time when Ankara seeks to assume a leading role and increase its foothold in the strategic Horn of Africa nation.
"Turkey has used its humanitarian foreign policy, a discourse widely used by Ankara in the past few years, as soft power in Somalia through aid and investments," Galip Dalay, research director of Al Sharq Forum, told Al Jazeera.
'Lucrative interests'
Last month, Turkey set up its biggest overseas military base in Mogadishu.
The camp cost $50m and will be used by Somali soldiers for training purposes, according to reports in state media.
But just as it seeks to strengthen its ties with Somalia and extend its reach as a regional power, Turkey is also eyeing further economic opportunities.
In recent years, it has offered aid and made a number of large investments, including the building of an airport terminal, hospitals, schools and other infrastructure.
The volume of trade, meanwhile, between the two countries was $118m last year, according to Bulent Tufenkci, Turkey's minister of customs and trade.
Hamza Egal, a Nairobi-based Somalia analyst, said that Ankara "has been a strong ally in Somalia's state building, but it also seeks mutually lucrative interests with the fragile state".
"The strategic location of Somalia and its political impasse has made it an attractive location for foreign entities that have geopolitical interests in the region," said Egal.
Coup bid reaction
Turkey's pivot towards Somalia was signalled in 2011 when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who was a prime minister at the time, visited the Horn of Africa country at a time when Somalis were experiencing one of the worst famines of the region.
Since then, Erdogan has travelled to Somalia two more times.
"Through the policies in the 2010s, Turkey put Somalia under international attention, a country that has gone through multiple humanitarian crises and a big armed conflict," said Dalay.
In response to the Turkish help in the wake of the Mogadishu blast, Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo called Erdogan "his brother" and expressed his "heartfelt gratitude ... for standing with us this tough time".
"Turkey has been consistently supportive," he said.
The close ties between Erdogan and Somalia's leadership were also on display straight after a failed coup attempt in Turkey last year, blamed by Ankara on Fethullah Gulen, an exiled religious leader and businessman based in the United States.
Right after the coup bid, Somalia shut down two schools and one hospital owned by Gulen's organisation and extradited suspects with alleged links to his group.
Ankara accuses Gulen of masterminding the coup attempt - an allegation he denies.
storvideo: 

In a joint operation funded by the United States, the U.N. migration and refugee agencies have repatriated 134 Somali refugees from war-torn Yemen.
A refugee boat carrying 73 men and women and 61 children left the Yemeni port of Aden on Monday and is to arrive Tuesday at the Somali port of Berbera. It is the third voluntary return of Somalis organized by the International Organization for Migration and U.N. refugee agency since September.
IOM spokesman Joel Millman said some previous efforts had to be suspended in the past few years because of the risks involved in organizing an operation such as this in a war-torn country.
"Despite security difficulties there and the fact of divided authorities, we were still able to get into an area around Aden that has not always been accessible to humanitarian aid groups and manage this transport," he said.
The U.N. migration agency reports the Somalis came to Yemen in search of a better life, but got caught up in the conflict and often were subjected to abuse by smugglers. The IOM began organizing the voluntary returns in November 2016. Since then, the agency has helped 1,845 Somalis return home.
Millman told VOA Somali refugees to receive a reintegration package to help them restart their lives when they arrive home. He said they often receive a grant of $1,100 so they can start a business, buy a cow, or invest in some other form of livelihood. That acts as a big inducement for refugees to voluntarily return, he noted.
"It is a strong sweetener because the stigma of going abroad and failing is so great that we find this is a very effective way of lubricating I guess is the best word, this process," he said.
Millman said the cash grant ends up being less expensive for the donor than the cost of keeping a refugee or migrant in detention in Europe. He noted that the repatriation project is funded by a $4.4 million donation from the United States.
storvideo: 

Wararka inaga soo gaaraya Duleedka Magaalada Muqdisho gaar ahaan inta u dhaxeysa Carbiska iyo 5-ta Golaha Sare ayaa waxa ay sheegayaan in saakay halkaasi uu ka dhacay Weerar waqti kooban socday.
Weerarkan ayaa wuxuu ka dambeeyay kadib markii Ciidanka AMISOM oo halkaasi howlo roondo ah ka waday, Weerar ku bilowday Qoryaha garbaha laga tuuro gaar ahaan Qoriga 7-ka ay ku soo qaadeen xubno ka tirsan Al-shabaab.
Ciidanka AMISOM ayaa iska cabiyay raggii weerarka soo qaaday, waxaana halkaasi ku dhexmaray Dagaal kooban oo daqiiqado socday, sida uu so sheegayo Wariyaha Risaala ee degmada Afgooye.
Ciidanka AMISOM ee weerarka lagu qaaday ayaa Subax walba waxa ay sameeyaan howlo roondo ah, dagaalka kadibna waxay la soo baxeen Gaadiidkooda dagaalka, iyaga oo ku jira feejignaan dheeri ah.
Weerakan ayaa khasaare wuxuu ka soo gaaray dad shacab ah, inta la xaqiijiyay Laba qof oo shacab ah ayaa ku dhaawacantay, kuwaasi oo dhaawacooda loo soo qaaday isbitaalada magaalada Muqdisho.
Saraakiisha Ciidamada Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa waxa ay xaqiijiyeen in weerarkan uu jiro, sidoo kalena hada lagu daba jiro raggii weerarka soo qaaday.
Halkaan ka dhageyso wareysigaQolka Ay Isku Bartaan Guurdoonka Soomaaliyeed Mareykanka 001 7124326996 United kingdom 00443306061358Sweden 0046840308879Soth AFrica 0027121003058Norway 004721939528Belgium 003225887027Australia 0280725143Ausria 4312675954RIIX Number 8 Kadibna 5454
storvideo: 

Taareerayaasha Xisbiga Kulmiye ee Magaalada Baligubadle iyo Guud ahaan Deegaanada kala duwan ee Gobolka Hawd ayaa maanta Si Mug iyo Miiisaanleh u Muujiyey Taageerada Ay U Hayaan Xisbiga Kulmiye iyo Murashax jagada Madaxweyne ee Xisbul Xaakimka Kulmiye Muj.Muuse Biixi Cabdi
Xubno ka mida Golaha Wasiiirada Somaliland ayaa magaalada Baligubadle ee Xarunta Gobolka Hawd kaga qaybgaley Ololaha Maalinta labaad ee Xisbiga Kulmiye
--
Halkan ka Daawo Muuqaalka Warkan
[embedded content]
storvideo: 

Dowladda Imaaraadka Carabta ayaa maanta dalka dibadiisa uqaaday qaar ka mid ah dadkii ku dhaawacmay weerarkii 14-kii bishan ka dhacay Isgoyska Zoobe ee magaalada Muqdisho. Ku dhawaad toban ruux oo ay wehliyaan eheladooda ayaa loo qaaday dalka Kenya, halkaasi oo la geynayo isbitaallada ugu fiican ee wadanka Kenya, iyadoo lacagta iyo baxnaanintooda ay bixineyso dowladda Imaaraadka Carabta. Sidoo kale dhaawacyada maanta loo qaaday dalka Kenya waxaa horey u sii raacay dhaqaatiir ka socday dalka Imaaraadka Carabta, kuwaasi oo ka warqabi doono xaaladahooda caafimaad bukaanada la seexinayo isbitaalada dalka Kenya. Dowladda Imaaraadka Carabta ayaa horey u balan qaaday inay qaadayso boqol ruux oo ka mid ah dadkii ku soo dhaawacmay weerarkii 14-kii bishan ka dhacay Muqdisho, iyadoo tani ay tahay wajiga koowaad ee dalka dibadiisa loo qaadayo dhaawacyada jiifa isbitaalka Sheekh Zaayid ee magaalada Muqdisho.
storvideo: 

SHARE
Facebook
Twitter

Muqdisho (SONNA) Wasiirka Waxbarashada, Hidaha iyo Tacliinta sare ee Xukuumadda Soomaaliya Mudane Cabdi Daahir Cismaan ayaa maanta wareegto ka soo baxday xafiiskiisa ku magaacabay agaasimeyaasha Waaxyaha ee Wasaaradda, iyadoo guddiga shaqada iyo shaqaalaha la siiyay wargelin.
Hadabala linkiga hoose ka akhriso magaabista agaasimeyaasha waaxyaha
Magacaabis Xilal
SHARE
Facebook
Twitter
Previous articleGuddiga Khayraadka Qaranka ee Aqalka Sare oo warbixin ka dhageystay Wasiirka Kalluumeysiga
Next articleDowladda Imaaraadka oo dhaawacyo u qaaday dalka Kenya "Sawirro"

storvideo: 

Hogaamiyaha mucaaradka Kenya, Raila Odinga ayaa taageerayaashiisa ka dalbaday inaysan ka qeyb qaadanin doorashada madaxweyne ee ku celiska ah.
Mr Odinga ayaa ka haray tartanka doorashada isagoo sheegay inuusan ku qanacsanayn qaabka uu doorashadaasi uu u qabanayo guddiga doorashooyinka.
Maxkamad ayaa laashay natiijada doorashadii dhacday bsihii Agoost oo uu ku guuleystay Uhuru Kenyatta.
Guddoomiyaha guddiga doorashada Kenya ayaa mar sii horreysay sheegay in doorashada ku celiska ah ee Khamiista ay qabsoomi doonto sida uu markii horaba qorshuhu ahaa ka dib markii garsoorayaal ku filan ay soo xaadiri waayeen fadhi gaar ah oo ay maxkamadda ugu sarreysa dalka ka yeelan lahayd arrintan.
Kooramka maxkamadda
Guddoomiyaha maxkamadda ugu sarreysa Kenya, David Maraga, ayaa sheegay in maxkamaddu aysan go'aan ka gaari karin dacwad la doonayay in dib loogu dhigo doorashada ku celiska ahi iyo in kale.
David Maraga ayaa sheegay in garsooreyaasha maxkamadda oo toddobo ahaa aysan u suurtagelin dhammaantood in ay soo xaadiraan maxkamadda.
Ku xigeenkiisa ayaa maqnayd kaddib markii talaadadii shalay ahayd toogasho lagu dhaawacay mid ka mid ah ilaaladeeda.
Qalabkan aad haysato kuma ciyaari kartid maqalkan iyo muuqaalkan
Sida uu qabo sharciga, ugu yaraan shan garsoore ayay tahay in ay maxkamadda soo xaadiraan si ay u dhageysto dacwad ama ay go'aan u gaarto balse Maraga ayaa sheegay in gabadha ku xigeenkiisa ahi Philomena Mwilu aysan u suurtagelin in ay maxkamadda timaaddo..
Garsoore kale ayuu Maraga sheegay in uu soo xaadiri waayay maxkamadda maadaama sababo caafimaad awgood uu dalka uga maqan yahay.
Labo garsoore oo kale ayaysan iyaguna u suurtagelin in ay ka soo qeybgalaan dhageysiga dacwadda mana uusan caddeyn sababta halka mid kale oo joogay meel ka baxsan caasimadda Nairobi ay u suurtageli weyday in ay hesho duulimaad ay ku timaaddo Nairobi.
Guddoomiyaha maxkamadda ayaa raalligelin u jeediyay dhammaan axsaabta ay arrintani khuseysay.
Dacwadda maxkamadda
Madaxweyne Uhuru Kenyatta ayaa ku adkeystay in doorashada ay qabsoonto Khamiista.
Qolyaha u dooda xuquuqda aadanaha oo kiiskan geeyay maxkamadda ayaa sheegay in aysan Kenya diyaar u ahayn doorasho waxayna rajeynayeen in maxkamaddu ay joojiso doorashadan oo ay ku dhawaaqda in doorasho hor leh la qabto.
Isbaheysigiisa NASA ee Odinga ayaa ku dhawaad maalin kasta dalka ka dhigayay muddaaharaad ay uga soo horjeedaan guddiga doorashada. Booliska ayaa lagu eedeeyay inay isticmaaleen xoog xad dhaaf ah. Tobannaan qof ayaa ilaa iyo hadda ku dhimatay muddaarahaadyadaasi.
Si hufan looma qaban doono

• Qalalaasaha doorashada Kenya oo laga digay
• Afar arrimood oo ku saabsan doorashada ku celiska ah ee Kenya

Isbuucii la soo dhaafay xubin sare oo ka tirsan guddiga doorashooyinka ayaa is casishay iyadoo sheegtay inaysan diyaar u ahayn waxay ugu yeertay 'qeyb ka noqoshada' doorasho aan si hufan loo qaban doonin. Waxay u carartay New York iyadoo sheegtay inay u baqday nafsadeeda.
Maalin ka dib is casilaada Roselyn Akombe, ayaa gudoomiyaha guddiga doorashooyinka wuxuu qirtay inay adagtahay in doorasho 'macquul ah' la qabto.
''Waxaa arrin yaabkeeda leh ah in hoggaamiyayaasha siyaasadda ee laga rabay inay dhisaan qaran ay nqodeen khatarta ugu daran soo food saartay xasilloonida iyo nabadda qaranka'', ayuu yiri Wafula Chebukati.
storvideo: 

Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, has vowed to return the country to "moderate Islam" and asked for global support to transform the hardline kingdom into an open society that empowers citizens and lures investors.
In an interview with the Guardian, the powerful heir to the Saudi throne said the ultra-conservative state had been "not normal" for the past 30 years, blaming rigid doctrines that have governed society in a reaction to the Iranian revolution, which successive leaders "didn't know how to deal with".
Expanding on comments he made at an investment conference at which he announced the launch of an ambitious $500bn (PS381bn) independent economic zone straddling Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt, Prince Mohammed said:
"We are a G20 country. One of the biggest world economies. We're in the middle of three continents. Changing Saudi Arabia for the better means helping the region and changing the world. So this is what we are trying to do here. And we hope we get support from everyone.
"What happened in the last 30 years is not Saudi Arabia. What happened in the region in the last 30 years is not the Middle East. After the Iranian revolution in 1979, people wanted to copy this model in different countries, one of them is Saudi Arabia. We didn't know how to deal with it. And the problem spread all over the world. Now is the time to get rid of it."
Earlier Prince Mohammed had said: "We are simply reverting to what we followed - a moderate Islam open to the world and all religions. 70% of the Saudis are younger than 30, honestly we won't waste 30 years of our life combating extremist thoughts, we will destroy them now and immediately."
The crown prince's comments are the most emphatic he has made during a six-month reform programme that has tabled cultural reforms and economic incentives unimaginable during recent decades, during which the kingdom has been accused of promoting a brand of Islam that underwrote extremism.
The comments were made as the heir of the incumbent monarch moves to consolidate his authority, sidelining clerics whom he believes have failed to support him and demanding unquestioning loyalty from senior officials whom he has entrusted to drive a 15-year reform programme that aims to overhaul most aspects of life in Saudi Arabia.
Central to the reforms has been the breaking of an alliance between hardline clerics who have long defined the national character and the House of Saud, which has run affairs of state. The changes have tackled head-on societal taboos such as the recently rescinded ban on women driving, as well as scaling back guardianship laws that restrict women's roles and establishing an Islamic centre tasked with certifying the sayings of the prophet Muhammed.
The scale and scope of the reforms has been unprecedented in the country's modern history and concerns remain that a deeply conservative base will oppose what is effectively a cultural revolution - and that the kingdom lacks the capacity to follow through on its economic ambitions.
The new economic zone is to be established on 470km of the Red Sea coast, in a tourist area that has already been earmarked as a liberal hub akin to Dubai, where male and female bathers are free to mingle.
It has been unveiled as the centrepiece of efforts to turn the kingdom away from a near total dependence on oil and into a diverse open economy. Obstacles remain: an entrenched poor work ethic, a crippling regulatory environment and a general reluctance to change.
"Economic transformation is important but equally essential is social transformation," said one of the country's leading businessmen. "You cannot achieve one without the other. The speed of social transformation is key. It has to be manageable."
Alcohol, cinemas and theatres are still banned in the kingdom and mingling between unrelated men and women remains frowned upon. However Saudi Arabia - an absolute monarchy - has clipped the wings of the once-feared religious police, who no longer have powers to arrest and are seen to be falling in line with the new regime.
Economically Saudi Arabia will need huge resources if it is to succeed in putting its economy on a new footing and its leadership believes it will fail to generate strategic investments if it does not also table broad social reforms.
Prince Mohammed had repeatedly insisted that without establishing a new social contract between citizen and state, economic rehabilitation would fail. "This is about giving kids a social life," said a senior Saudi royal figure. "Entertainment needs to be an option for them. They are bored and resentful. A woman needs to be able to drive herself to work. Without that we are all doomed. Everyone knows that - except the people in small towns. But they will learn."
In the next 10 years, at least five million Saudis are likely to enter the country's workforce, posing a huge problem for officials who currently do not have jobs to offer them or tangible plans to generate employment.
The economic zone is due to be completed by 2025 - five years before the current cap on the reform programme - and is to be powered by wind and solar energy, according to its founders.
The country's enormous sovereign wealth fund is intended to be a key backer of the independent zone. It currently has $230bn under management. The sale of 5% of the world's largest company, Aramco, is expected to raise several hundred billion dollars more.
Source: Theguardian
storvideo: 

SHARE
Facebook
Twitter

Muqdisho (SONNA), October 25, 2017 - Wasiir kuxiggeenka Arrimaha Dibadda iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ee Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya H.E. Mr. Mukhtar Mahad Daud oo howlo shaqo ku jooga magaalada Nairobi ee dalka Kenya ayaa waxa uu halkaasi kula kulmay wafdi ka socday Boqortooyada Morocco oo uu hoggaaminayay Agaasimaha guud ee Iskaashiga Caalamiga ee Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda dalkaasi Ambassador Mohamed Methqal.
Dowladda Boqortooyada Morocco, ayaa Soomaaliya uga tacsiyeysay falkii argagaxisanimo ee dhiigga badan ku daatay ee October 14, 2017 ka dhacay Isgoyska 14 October "Zope" ee Muqdisho, kaasi oo gallaaftay nolosha 358 ruux iyo dhaawaca boqolaal rayid ah oo u badnaa xoogsato, dad socoto ah iyo arday.
Labada dhinac ayaa waxa ay ka wada hadleen xiriirka qotada dheer ee Soomaaliya iyo Morocco u dhexeeya, istiraatiijiyad wax wadaagid dhinacyada siyaasadda, dhaqaalaha, ammaanka iyo bulshada, waxayna Soomaaliya iyo Morocco ay isla garteen in booqashooyin heerkoodu sarreeyo la is dhaafsado.
Kulankan oo jawi guul leh ku idlaaday ayaa waxaa goobjoog ka kala ahaa Siihayaha Safaaradda Soomaaliya ee Kenya Mr. Ali Mohamed Sheikh iyo Safiirka Safaaradda Morocco ee Kenya Dr. Mokhtar Ghambou.
SHARE
Facebook
Twitter
Previous articleDowladda Imaaraadka oo dhaawacyo u qaaday dalka Kenya "Sawirro"

storvideo: 

Share on Facebook
Tweet on Twitter
Muqdisho (- Online)-Waxaa maanta magaalada Muqdisho ee - Somalia laga qaaday dhaawacyo dhowr ah oo ku waxyeeloobmay Qaraxii ka dhacay Isgooyska Zoobe.
Dhaawacyadan ayaa waxaa garoonka Aadan Cadde ka qaaday diyaarad gaara oo ay u kireysay dowlada Imaaraadka oo iyadu horay u ballanqaaday qaadista iyo daweynta dhaawacyada.
Dhaawacyada ay muqdisho ka qaaday dowlada Imaaraadka ayaa ah ku dhawaad toban ruux oo ay wehliyaan eheladooda kuwaa oo la geeyay dalka Kenya, halkaasi oo la geynayo isbitaallada ugu fiican ee wadanka Kenya.
Dhaqaalaha ku baxaaya daweynta dhaawacyada ayaa waxaa bixin doonta dowlada Imaaraadka Carabta oo iyadu sameysay ballanqaadka.
Sidoo kale dhaawacyada maanta loo qaaday dalka Kenya waxaa horey u sii raacay dhaqaatiir ka socday dalka Imaaraadka Carabta, kuwaasi oo ka warqabi doono xaaladahooda caafimaad bukaanada la seexinayo isbitaalada dalka Kenya.
Dowladda Imaaraadka Carabta ayaa horey u balan qaaday inay qaadayso boqol ruux oo ka mid ah dadkii ku soo dhaawacmay weerarkii 14-kii bishan ka dhacay Muqdisho, iyadoo tani ay tahay wajiga koowaad ee dalka dibadiisa loo qaadayo dhaawacyada jiifa isbitaalka Sheekh Zaayid ee magaalada Muqdisho.
SHARE
Facebook
Twitter
storvideo: 

Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Tacliinta sarre ee PUNTLAND ayaa galabta munaasabad balaaran oo ka dhacday Garowe ku shaacisay deeq waxbarasho middii ugu balaarnayd oo ay Dowladda Puntland ku sagootinayso Ardey gaareysa 410 Ardey.
125 ka mid ah Ardeydaan waxay waxbarasho lacag la,aan ah ka dhigan doonaan Jaamacadaha ku yaala Gudaha Puntland, Halka tiro gaareysa 288 Ardey deeqo waxbarasho ka heleen dalka dibadiisa sida Ethiopia,Sudan iyo China.
Agaasimaha guud iyo Wasiirka Wasaaradda Waxbarashada iyo Madaxweynaha Puntland ayaa sheegay in 10 ka mid ah Ardeyda heshay deeqda waxbarashada oo lagu soo xulay habka furan ee Imtixaanaadka ay ka mid yihiin dadka laga tiro badan yahay ama la heyb sooco.
Goordhaw kala soco PUNTLAND POST Faahfaahinta iyo Muuqaalka oo dhamaystiran.Abshir DhiiranePUNTLAND POST
The post Puntland oo deeq waxbarasho u dirtey tiradii ugu badneyd oo Ardey ah appeared first on Puntland Post.
storvideo: 

25th October 2017 admin Category :

• WARAR: AF SOOMAALI

Madaxweeynaha Puntland Gaas ayaa furay kalfadhigii 40aad ee Baarlamaanka Puntland. Sidoo kalle, waxaa kalla qeeyb qaatay Guddoomiyayaasha labada aqal ee Fedeeraalka Soomaaliya.
[embedded content]Allsanaag.com
storvideo: 

Share on Facebook
Tweet on Twitter
Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khayre began his first official visit to Turkey on Wednesday.
According to Turkey's prime ministry, Khayre will meet Somali citizens being treated in Turkey after a truck bomb attack killed at least 358 people and injured 228 others on October 14 in Mogadishu.
Thirty-five Somalis, including three children, injured in the truck bombing were airlifted to Turkey for medical treatment.
Khayre will also meet Prime Minister Binali Yildirim in Ankara on Thursday to discuss bilateral relations as well as regional and international issues.
Source: - TRT World
SHARE
Facebook
Twitter
storvideo: