W.Q. Siciid Jaamac Xuseen Nimanyahow ma guurtada xuska leh, geliyey diiwaanka Biyaanfuu gulcubihii dhaciyo, galalki dhiigoobey Faransiiska wiishkii la go’ay, saw la garan mayo! Maantana geddii baa dhacdiyo, tii gefkii hore’e Baariis dabkii lagu gubaa, Waashindoon galaye Galoof ololka way leeyihiin, qab iyo guul guule Marka runi runteed geydo way , gamashi dhiiqaane Haddii laysku...
Here Comes Khaatumo 3 Conference, Long Live Somali Unity
By Osman Hassan Khaatumo State of Somalia was born in January 2012 in the famous town Taleex, the citadel of the Darwiish movement, in a hostile environment where its enemies, Somaliland and Puntland, were united by their common desire to abort its birth right from its inception and derail its development ever since . It...
DALMAR: Taariikh Nololeedkii Ibraahin Ismaaciil Uurcad (Qaybta 5.2)
CUTUBKA 5aad Yurub (1918 -1928) […] Waa dambe, ayaa kaawooyinka dhuxusha laga qodo waxaa ka dhacay gadood shaqa-joojin ballaaran ahaa. Dhawr bilood ka dib ayay hudheelladii aan saarnayn na xammili waayeen oo kaydkoodii oo dhan dhammaaday. Sidaa awgeed, ayaa nin walbaa ku khasbanaaday in uu u hawlgalo sidii uu wax uu cuno u raadsan lahaa....
Addis, seat of AU in a bad light
By Kiflu Hussain Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia where I was born and built my life until I had to abandon it in January 2007, had recently been cast in a bad light. Those who might be familiar with Addis including its blackouts that earned the state owned Electric Corporation a nickname “Power of Darkness”...
Somali Intellectuals: Leaders or Cheerleaders?
By Mohamoud A Gaildon Mr. Faisal Roble’s article on WardheerNews evoked in me a poignant memory. It was the fall of 1976, when the senior class of Sheikh Secondary School (dignified Somali Senior Secondary School Sheikh, we liked to call it) embarked on a visit to 1st July and Amoud Secondary Schools,of Hargeisa and Borama...
Supreme Revolutionary Council of Somalia: Harbinger of Social Injustice and Collapse of State Institutions
By Adan Makina Editor’s note: Oct 21 marks the 44th anniversary of the Coup D’état of 1969 that brought to power General Siad Barre ending the multiparty-based constitutional Democracy in Somalia. Adan Makina takes us back to the events that took place during the authoritarian rule of the late Siad Barre and the ensuing collapse...
Tantrums at Addis Ababa: Why servants don’t win arguments with their masters
By Kalundi Serumaga It is very unlikely that a servant will ever win a dispute with his master. First, the servant’s presence in the master’s house is only because of the masters’ needs to begin with. So the servant is not involved in the relationship on his own terms; he exists to do his master’s bidding,...
Dalmar: Taariikh Nololeedkii Ibraahin Ismaaciil Uurcad (Qaybta 5.1)
Tarjumiddii/Tifatirkii: Boodhari Warsame CUTUBKA 5aad Yurub1918 -1928 Markii aan Marseilles ka degay ayaan ugu tegay Soomaali kale oo dharka iyo kabaha buudka ah ee Yurub laga xirto i siiyay. Waxaa ii muuqatay in dhammaantood ay u jarteen sida reer Yurub oo ay timaha jeegada ka goosteen. Markaa ayaan is iri adna sidaan u jaro oo...
Somalia’s Leader: Look Past the Hype
By Nuruddin Farah ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, New York — One can’t talk about recent news from Somalia — the deadly attack by Shabab militants on a U.N. compound in June, the decision in August by Doctors Without Borders to pull out of the country, the massacre last month at a shopping mall in Kenya, for which Al...
Golis attack revealed
By Essa A. Omar On October 11, 2013, a malicious message intended for the customers of Golis Telecommunication in Puntland has been disseminated in its carrier. The message was simple and short, but enough to create trouble in Puntland. It read: “Attention. Our future is now getting as bright as daybreak. Let’s topple those who...





