Gaboose
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Maxaa ka socda Geerisa, Somaliland? Waxa jira kooxo hubaysan oo aan raalli ka ahayn geeddi-socodka nabadeed ee ay waddaan xukuumadda Somaliland. 24-kii July, maalintii teendhada shirka la geeyey Geerisa, ayay qalalaase ka abuureen deegaanka, halkaas oo ay isku hor yimaadeen Ciidanka Qaranka Somaliland iyo kooxahaas hubaysan. 2-da August Habeenkii Xalay ahaa, oo ku beegnayd aroornimadii maanta ee la furayey Shirka Geerisa, kooxaha hubaysan waxay weerar ka geysteen Aashacado, iyaga oo gubay gaadiid rakaab ah. Dhaawacyadii ayaa loo gudbiyey xadka Jabuuti, halkaas oo ay diyaar ugu ahaayeen gaadiidka gurmadka degdegga ah ee ay bixiyeen Jabuuti iyo Turkiga, kuwaas oo gurmadka ka fuliyey dhinaca Lowyacado. Waxaase ka sii yaab badan in ujeeddada kooxaha hubaysan iyo waxa ay ka biyo diiddan yihiin uu afkooda uga hadlayo Maxamed Darood, isaga oo jooga Hargeysa. Jabuuti iyo Turkigu waxa u jooga gaadiid gurmad caafimaad ah oo diyaar ku ah Lowyacado. Dablayda gaysatay falkaas ila hada ma hadal, lkn Maxamed Darood oo ah nin jooga Hargeysa aya ku hadlay waxa ay daranayd weeraradaas. Dablayda Afkeedi Hargaysa ayaa looga hadlaya. Turkay oo ku jirta gurmadka diyaarka ku ah xududa Xukumada oo muuqalo ku Duubaysa Geerisa Yaab iyo yaab.
Gaboose22,473 views • 10 days ago
Arabs are increasingly, and surprisingly, studying and learning about Somaliland more objectively, while expressing its history and political context with greater accuracy and fairness. I have rarely seen Arab media provide such a balanced discussion of Somaliland as this episode by Mustafa Guri, a Sudanese YouTuber on Alaraby Tube, a Qatari media platform. The presentation was well structured, academically informed, and reflected the work of several researchers rather than relying on simplified political narratives. Some of the key points he highlighted include: - Somaliland is not simply a breakaway region or a conventional secessionist movement. It was an independent and sovereign state in 1960 before restoring its sovereignty in 1991. This historical background distinguishes Somaliland from many separatist movements, as it had previously existed as a recognized sovereign entity. - The British Somaliland Protectorate maintained a relatively strong system of local governance through traditional institutions and domestic structures under British oversight, while Italian Somaliland experienced a more centralized colonial administration with stronger direct control over local affairs. There was no fully completed or formally ratified Act of Union between the two newly independent states. The unification process was largely based on political agreement, nationalist sentiment, and mutual aspirations rather than a comprehensive constitutional and legally ratified framework. - The motivation behind unification was primarily driven by Somali nationalism and the aspiration to unite Somali-inhabited territories under one state. However, the two sides had different expectations regarding the structure, objectives, and future direction of the union. - The 1961 military coup attempt by officers from Somaliland reflected the early emergence of serious disagreements regarding the union and demonstrated the existence of different political visions between the two former states. - The military government in Somalia later introduced an increasingly centralized and authoritarian system of governance, which intensified grievances in Somaliland, increased feelings of political marginalization, and contributed to the rise of armed opposition. - The government's response relied heavily on military force. What initially began as demands for political reform, representation, and equal treatment gradually developed into wider questions about the legitimacy and purpose of the union itself after the repeated use of force against civilians. - Africa Watch documented the scale of destruction, the extensive use of military force, and serious human rights violations committed against civilians during the conflict. - In 1991, representatives of liberation movements, traditional elders, and community leaders gathered in Burao and decided to dissolve the union and restore Somaliland’s sovereignty based on its 1960 statehood. - This decision was not sudden or improvised, but rather the result of a long historical and political process. - Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, gradually rebuilt and developed functioning state institutions. Over time, Somaliland achieved a level of political stability, governance, and institutional development that contrasted sharply with the political trajectory of internationally recognized Somalia. - Somaliland has achieved a level more advanced then just a de facto recognition and international engagement, though not formal diplomatic recognition. It has gained increasing attention, respect, and practical cooperation, while official recognition remains limited, partly due to the African Union’s cautious approach toward altering inherited colonial borders. - Many countries recognize Somaliland’s practical governance capacity and cooperate with it in areas such as counterterrorism, anti-piracy efforts, maritime security, regional stability, trade, and development. These relationships demonstrate substantial engagement despite the absence of formal recognition. - The discussion also addressed the Somaliland–Ethiopia Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) - The Recognition of Somaliland by Israel, including their wider regional and geopolitical implications. A well-deserved hats off to Mustafa Guri and Alaraby Tube for this work a rare and valuable effort to present Somaliland’s history and political reality with greater objectivity, academic depth, and accuracy.
Gaboose17,449 views • 10 days ago
Do you know about the Djibouti–Somalia proposal to Ethiopia, which aimed to persuade Ethiopia not to recognise Somaliland? This proposal is said to have prompted Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ismaïl Omar Guelleh to request two meetings (and a third involving Djibouti) within three months. The proposal allegedly involved withdrawing and rearranging the borders in the Horn of Africa among the three countries. Under this plan: - Djibouti would become a fully Somali country, gaining land from Sitti, Harawo, and Awdal (covering all Issa and Gadabuursi territories). - Ethiopia would receive the Afar regions of Djibouti, giving it access to the sea. - The Hawd, Reserved Area, and Ogaden would be returned to Somaliland, which would then be forced to join Somalia’s military. In their view, everyone would gain something. The proposal reportedly leaked to the media and has been implicitly mentioned by Abubakar Baale at the UN and by Osoble on Facebook. It is also said to be linked to the maps attached to the “Xeet Ciise” submission to UNESCO, which was allegedly approved by Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia.
Gaboose62,641 views • 4 months ago
This is right in the middle of Borama, in front of Eelo University, in Harawo market. Schoolers are calling the youth and young generation to defend and stand for their country. I call on Gadabuursi and Ciise to unite and mobilize their people to block the borders from Xariirad to Geestir if necessary. The government should provide them the legitimacy for full statehood,this will prevent the implementation of the agreement..
Gaboose248,322 views • 2 years ago
The Somali president of the Somali region in Ethiopia Mustafe M. Omer received unexpected answers from Somali students at Jigjiga University, the capital of the Somali region. Somali Galbeed. He was surprised by their clear distinction between being Somali and Ethiopian. He asked them, "Are you not Ethiopian? Isn’t this region part of Ethiopia?" The students' responses were striking: "We are Somali, we are from Ogadenia, and we have nothing to do with Ethiopia. Ethiopia is occupying our land." #Somalia #Ethiopia #Egypt #Eritrea
Gaboose178,556 views • 1 year ago
Goofka Muqdisho Political Dectorine Two equal statues states Somaliland and Somalia Hargaysa and Muqdisho Somaliland is not equal to any part in Somalia not JubaLand not Purnland not hirshabeel Somaliland is equal to Somalia Amb Cabdilaahi Cali Macaxamed Sanbaloolshe This is unwavering plotical decortorine from Hawiye culimo siyaasyiin iyo caamada baraha bulshada
Gaboose10,983 views • 24 days ago
🚨 Breaking News: Just days after Somalia signed major agreements with Qatar, Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Shabaab released videos threatening Somaliland and Israel in Lascanood city administration. Hassan visited the city recently with a massive military mobilization, though such forces no longer appear to remain. Qatar + Money + Mobilization + Somalia = ?! 🤔
Gaboose41,291 views • 6 months ago
What is the case ? Any logical explanation How is it that the culture of Eebe Qorii Bunna in Borana (Kenya) and Bunaysi in Abgaal (Somalia) is the same, and there is no similar tradition in the geographic areas between them? How can the same subculture exist among different groups in different countries ? 🤔
Gaboose26,142 views • 4 months ago
Wasiirka Arimaha dibadda Somaliland ayaa suuqa soo dhex maray bulshada iyo dhalin yarada.
Gaboose16,865 views • 2 months ago
President of #Kenya, William Ruto: “I can tell you without an iota of doubt that the African Union as it is today is.. not fit for purpose. …it’s not fit to provide the leadership that this continent needs to move into the future.” The AU Chairperson, a former foreign minister of tiny dictatorship state of #Djibouti, is dragging the organization in the wrong direction. African leaders are increasingly uneasy with its current approach. He has turned the organization into a situation resembling his own country a slum sewer. Instead of acknowledging the real achievements of African models of democracy and good governance, such as Somaliland’s long-standing stability and functioning institutions, the AU is leaning toward outdated, heavy-handed positions that ignore realities on the ground and instead supporting the stance and the claim of the failed, corrupt, and fragile state models like #Somalia. It condemns Somaliland’s basic right to build its own relations with other countries, which is a mistake and a form of oppression against positive developments on the continent. Ironically, this same oppression reflects the current policy and situation in Djibouti the country of the AU Chairperson. Notably, the #Israeli ambassador to #Somaliland, whose appointment the #AU has recently condemned, previously headed the Israeli embassy in Kenya.
Gaboose14,689 views • 3 months ago
Arabs are increasingly educating themselves about Somaliland and sharing key historical and political truths, as reported in the Scenarios program on Al Jazeera: - Somaliland holds the strategic key to the Horn of Africa and the Bab al-Mandab gateway. - It spans approximately 177,000 km², with a population of about 6 million people, made up of Isaaq, Darood, and Samaroon clans. - Somaliland gained independence in 1960 and was recognized by 33 countries before voluntarily uniting with Somalia. #SomalilandRecognition
Gaboose21,905 views • 7 months ago
Embarrassment never ends with these people humiliating themselves on the world stage at every single opportunity. An Al Jazeera journalist asked Somalia’s State Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Balcad, a very clear and direct question about Somaliland’s claims: that Somaliland is more developed, more stable, and has stronger democratic institutions, governance, and systems than Somalia. The question was simple: How do you respond to these claims? Instead of answering any of those points, the minister responded with this: “Somaliland is a British-colonised region consisting of three regions. Isaaq is a tribe in the middle, 40% of the population. The west and the east want Somalia. Somalia has 400 clans.” Not a single sentence addressed the actual question. No answer about: development, stability, democracy, institutions and governance Nothing. Regardless of your view on Somaliland, or whether a country is big or small, internally divided or cohesive, large in number or limited in size, or where it is located, the question was straightforward: 👉 Is Somaliland better than Somalia in these areas, or not? What the minister delivered instead was a baseless demographic rant that neither answers the question nor defends Somalia’s position. It only confused the journalist and embarrassed the audience. Worse, his response ignored reality and well-documented facts on the ground, exposing a clear incapacity to comprehend the political situation he is supposed to represent. Let’s correct a few false narratives he pushed: - “Somaliland is three regions” False. At no point under the British Protectorate, the Somali Republic, or Somaliland has Somaliland ever been a “three-region” entity. Historically and legally, Somaliland has always consisted of six districts inherited from the British, with full constitutional control over five, and partial presence in one Laascaanood district. - Demographics misrepresented. Isaaq communities exist in five out of the six districts, not “in the middle.” Somaliland exercises territorial control over more than 89% of its claimed territory, and Isaaq constitute well over 40% of the total population. But here’s the key point none of this was even asked. The question was not about tribes, not about clan arithmetic, and not about population distribution. The Somaliland case rests on legitimacy, history, inherited borders, and compliance with international norms, alongside the practical reality of a functioning state with elections, institutions, and governance all features of modern statehood. The journalist asked about state performance and governance. The minister replied with tribal talking points. That alone tells you everything. When a foreign minister cannot distinguish between statehood and clanism, between governance and genealogy, the embarrassment is not accidental it is structural. And unfortunately, it is broadcast live to the world.
Gaboose18,727 views • 6 months ago
Ugaaska Guud ee Jamhuuriyada Somaliland :- “ Icitriaafki Gacanteena ayu ku jira” Dalka Somaliland ba Guud ahaan guulaystay, Gaar ahaan waxa guulaystay Awdal ❤️ Dib lo maqli maayo - Ethiopia xeeb uso socoto qabsanaysa - Djibouti ba ka talisa xeebaha somaliland - Somalia ayaa maamul ka samaynaysa dalka. Maanta Waxan dhufays adag ka galbay Faro galintii shisheey iyo damaci dariska Allahu Akbar 💪
Gaboose19,380 views • 7 months ago
A Somali false F-16 claim, an instant Turkish denial, and a laughable retreat Somalia’s defense minister turned reckless rhetoric into a public diplomatic humiliation and squandered allied trust. In a reckless and unprecedented diplomatic blunder, Somali Defense Minister Ahmed Moallim Fiqi falsely claimed that Turkish F-16s in Mogadishu belonged to Somalia. a claim instantly crushed by Turkey’s official denial. His retreat behind the laughable excuse of “faulty loudspeakers” transformed a blatant lie into a national embarrassment, exposing staggering incompetence and a dangerous disregard for truth at the highest levels of government. #Somalia #Turkey #F16
Gaboose12,013 views • 6 months ago
Officially socdaalka Ugaaska ee Jamhuuriyada Somaliland Ugaas Cabdirashiid Ugaas Rooble Ugaas Doodi Oo shaaciyay socdaalkiisa uu ku marayo Gobollada Somaliland. Waxa uu Ugaasku si gaara u siyaaran doona Gobolka Sanaag oo uu ku yaalo Maqaamka Allaha u naxariisto sheekh Samaroon ku aasan yahay. Waxa kale oo isku sii mari doona Dagmooyinka iyo Xeebaha Gobolka Awdal, Caasimada Dalka Hargaysa iyo magaalooyinka kale ee Somaliland. Kulan qado sharaf ah oo uu ku casuumay Suldaanka Beelaha Makaahil ahna Suldaanka Reer Nuur Suldaan Maxamed Suldaan Saleeban.
Gaboose15,634 views • 10 months ago