Taliyaha Qaybta Policka Gobolka Mudug Gaashanle sare Jamac Axmad ayaa wariyayaasha kala hadlay amaanka Gobolka iyo hawlgalo ay wadaan ciidamada Policka Gobolka Mudug waxaana uu sheegay amniga gaalkacyo uu soo hagaagayo islamarkana ay wali socdaan howlgalada ay wadaan.

Taliyaha ayaa ku hanjabay inay talaabo cad ka qaadi doonaan shaqsiyaadka mar kasta wada falalka lidiga ku ah dagaanaashaha Gobolka mudug gaar ahaan magaalada gaalkacyo.

“way soo yaraadeen dhamaan dilalkii iyo qaraxyadii anagaan waxaan joogtoyeney dadaakeena ku aadan sidii amniga loo xaqiijin lahaa” ayuu yiri Taliyaha qeybta Boliiska Gobolka Mudug

Sidoo kale  G/sare Jamac Axmad waxaa uu soo hadal qaaday kooxo burcad badeed ah iyo kuwo maleeshiyo beeleed ah oo amaan dari ka wada gaalkacyo waxaana uu sheegay inay kuwaas hada u soo jeesan doonaan talaabana ay ka qaadi doonaan.

“qaar ka mid ah kooxaha burcad badeeda hada xabsiga ayay ku jiraan sharciga ayaana la horgeyn doonaa”ayuu yiri Taliyaha qeybta Boliiska Gobolka Mudug

Ugu danbeyn Taliyaha waxaa uu fariin hawada u mariyay maleeshiyaadka ka soo jeeda Koonfurta Gaalkacyo ee mararka qaar falalka amniga wax u dhimaya dhanka waqooyi ku kacaya waxaana uu ku goodiyay inay talaabo ka qaadi doonaan kooxahaasi hadey sii wadaan falalkaasi.

Gaalkacyo-Mudug
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They like to talk in the dimmed light of the Food Palace, a Somali cafe in west London. As daylight recedes, men of a certain age sip coffee, nibble on finger dishes or grapple with big round plates of rice and lamb, all the while bouncing opinions back and forth. Much to talk about this week, as William Hague and the government embark on their grand diplomatic scheme to save Somalia, with an international conference involving heads of state from 55 countries.

All very good, says the cafe talk. About time for the seemingly endless war and the issue of Somalia to be discussed at the highest level. But at the same time, there is another question; what about the fate of Somalis here? A question David Cameron explored with leading figures in the UK Somali communities at No 10 on Monday.

The strands are interwoven, for sure. No one questions the contention that if things were stable in Somalia, there would not be so many Somalis in the UK. But the domestic issue is also distinct, and many would argue it requires domestic solutions. Somalis have lived here for hundreds of years, a consequence of a shared tradition of seafaring. They adopted port cities. Somali seamen are said to have fought in the battle of Trafalgar. But as a group, they still struggle to find their way. “We get attacked because we are Muslim, and attacked because we are black, but black people won’t support us,” says Sabra Mohamed, the 21-year-old manager of Nomad, the “UK’s No 1″ Somali station. “We always have that debate; are Somalians black?” The young live and go to school in mixed communities, but find there is no immediate affiliation, she says. “The indigenous population says we’re black. And then the black kids will say ‘you’re not black – you’re Mali’.”

Thus isolated, they seek to progress.

Three groups populate Britain’s Somali communities. One group, mostly from the-then British colony of Somaliland, put down roots here long ago, in places such as Liverpool, Cardiff, and London’s Docklands. Somalis were targeted in race riots in Cardiff in 1919.

Others arrived during the second world war and stayed. A second group fled directly to Britain to escape the civil war, mainly between 1991 and 2001. A third group has arrived via other European countries such as the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden. Newer communities have settled in towns and cities such as Milton Keynes, Slough, Northampton, Southampton, and in London, notably Ealing, Tower Hamlets and Newham.

Different paths result in different perspectives. Much, not least clanship, sets the different groups apart. What is their number? No one really knows. The census in 1991 counted 43,515 Somalis in the UK, but no one thought that an accurate figure even then. The rise since has been exponential, but there are worries that even the most recent census won’t provide an accurate snapshot. Many unsure of their status were reluctant to get involved, and some, traumatised by officialdom back home, fear engagement with government.

The Office for National Statistics employed a Somali in the hope of overcoming these obstacles, but no one expects anything but partial success.

“We have a best guess but there are no facts here,” says Omer Ahmed, director of the Council of Somali Organisations, sipping cappuccino at the Food Palace. “The best estimate I have seen was the figure recently mentioned in parliament; 350,000. Many say 1 million. We don’t really know about the flow from Sweden, Denmark and Holland in the last five to seven years. And the area that is never really understood is the growth in the Somali population internally. The average family size is quite large. If you go back to 2001 and look at the nationality of people looking to become British citizens, 21% were Somali.”

Ahmed, a lawyer, says numbers matter. Communities inadequately assessed miss out on social provision, and struggle in terms of education, jobs and housing. A 2009 report by the Department of Communities and Local Government found that “Somali-born migrants have the lowest employment rate of all immigrants in the UK. Levels of education within the community are also low, with 50% having no qualifications and only 3% having higher education qualifications.”

In their isolation, Somali communities strive to tackle these issues. They need a voice. They are only just beginning to find it. “People are getting politically active,” says Ahmed. “Ahmed Omer was the first Somali mayor, in Tower Hamlets. We have four councillors in London. We are very proud of them. But that number is still shockingly low.” It doesn’t help, he says, that culturally, many Somalis have a suspicion of hierarchy. “The equality culture says every man is his own president.” The CSO, which speaks on behalf of 30 organisations, took four years to establish. And under-represented communities face real problems. The DCLG research spoke of “Somalis becoming caught in a cycle of depression, isolation and poverty”. Too many, it said, turn to qat, a natural, plant-based stimulant. “Many Somalis are also affected by stress, anxiety and loss of self-esteem due to being relegated from a position before the civil war where many had properties, jobs and were financially well-off, to the lowest strata of society in the UK.”

Focus groups voiced worries about young and old. Demotivated elders; young people drawn to antisocial behaviour and crime. Ministers worry that the vulnerable are ripe for religious radicalisation and worse.

But that’s far from the whole story, says Sabra Mohamed, supervising her radio station’s output of news and sport and music and debates, a mix leavened with regular shows on culture and fashion. Anything but politics – too contentious. Young Somalis present most of the programmes and comprise most of the 75,000 listeners. Progress is slow, she says. But it is progress.

“Most Somalis I know are going to university, getting their masters, becoming successful business people. Our parents have pushed us. It has given us a certain drive,” she says. They could do even better, she adds, but all the while they are fighting negative perceptions – the Somali as benefit claimant, gang member, terrorist, piracy supporter, low achiever. That problem is exacerbated by events here and abroad. Stories about piracy and the activities of the militant group al-Shabaab, which has twinned with al-Qaida, take their toll.

The London bombings of 2005 didn’t help. Two weeks after the murderous attack on the tube, a second atrocity was averted when devices failed to detonate. The botched attack involved two Somalis. “The bombings caused real panic,” said Omer Ahmed. “There was a massive focus on us and people didn’t know what to do. What came out was the realisation that we couldn’t keep responding to crisis without having the capacity to do so.”

A negative perception, he says, begins to fuel a negative self-perception. “There is an urban legend that 40% of the young men at Feltham young offenders institute are Somali. The way people think drives their behaviour.” For all that, the fate of young Somalis in the criminal justice system should be a priority for government, he says. “Twenty years ago, the problem was perceived as Jamaican yardies. Now it is those out of control Somalian gangster kids. Over the years, one black monster is replaced by another.”

The media plays a part, according to Sabra Mohammed. “One person does something wrong and that becomes our image. I have never seen an article about us that was positive. Our listeners hate the Daily Mail.

“It is so one-sided. You feel that all the while you are having to provide extra proof that you are here and educated and don’t milk the system. You hear all about the ones who go to prison; nothing about those who open businesses and all the internet cafes. It is so frustrating.”

If there is external pressure, there is also internal discussion about the way young Somalis mould their identities in modern Britain. “The older generation worry that the culture is being diluted. But just because someone is successful and the director of a company doesn’t mean they are not cultural.”

Tradition endures, to good and bad effect – witness the debate about qat, which some want banned. Witness discussions about female genital mutilation, which is illegal here. Figures here say it is largely shunned outside Somalia itself. The tradition is largely conservative. Parents whose sons go to prison often disown them. Reputation and pride matters. Recently three Somali girls in Leicester escaped jail after attacking a white English girl in the city. They told the court they were drunk, and that as Somalis unaccustomed to drinking, they deserved leniency.

The court was sympathetic. The community, says Sabra, anything but. “Not only did they embarrass us, they were drinking. They are pariahs more or less. I don’t know how they are going to redeem themselves. Many listeners said they should have gone to prison. We are our harshest critics.”

Source: The Guardian

Shilka gaari oo ka dhacay tuulo lagu magacaabo Birta dheer 51KM dhinaca Koofureed ka xigta magaalada Garoowe ayaa waxaa ku dhintay 1 ruux halka 3 kale ay ku dhaawacmeen.

Baaburuka oo ahaa nuuca qaada dadka safarada gala ama xamuulka ah ayaa la sheegay inuu iskiis u rogmaday isagoo ka yimid dhanka Boosaaso kuna sii jeeday Gaalkacyo.

Shilka ka dhacay Duleedka Garoowe maaha kii ugu horeeyay ee ka dhacay Gobolka Nugaal gaar ahaan caasimada puntland ee garoowe balse hore ayaa shilal ceynkaani oo kale ah uga dhacn gobolka.

Inta badan waxaa loo aaneeya rogmashada babuurta aqoon la’aanta iyo xowliga ay ku kaxeeyaan darawalada xiligaani jira.

 Xafiiska Garoowe
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Ciidamada isbahaystay ee Itoobiyaanka iyo Soomaalida ayaa wararka soo baxaya waxay sheegayaan inay gudaha u galeen degmada Bardaale kadib dagaalo saacado qaatay oo shalay galab ku dhacay duleedka Bardaale kaasoo lagu gubay baabuur badan oo ay wateen ciidamada Itoobiyaanka.

Wararka maanta aan heleyno ayaa intaasi ku daraya in barqadii maanta ciidamada Dowlada iyo kuwa Itoobiya inay gareen Bardaale halkaasoo ay isaga baxen ciidamadii alshabaab.

Dagaal xooggan aayaa la sheegay inuu shalay labada dhinac ku dhexmaray duleedka Bardaale waxaana ka hadlay dagaalkaasi saraakiisha dowlada iyo kuwa Alshabaab.

Afhayeenka dhanka milateriga ee Xarakada Alshabaab Sheekh C/casiis Abuu Muscab ayaa saxaafada u sheegay in dagaaladii shalay galab ay ku gubeen hal taangi iyo sedex Uruul sidoo kale ay ku dhaawaceen taangi islamarkaana ay askar badan ka laayeee ciidamada Itoobiya.

Saraakiisha dhanka Dowlada ayaa iyaguna sheegaya inay wiiqeen awoodii alshabaab islamarkaana ay la wareegeen Bardaale sidoo kalana ay hre u sii socon doonaan.

ma jirto warar madax banaan oo xaqiijinaya jritaanka wararka dhanka Dowlada ka soo baxaya kuwaasoo lagu sheegay inay dagaal kula wareegeen maanta kuwa Beeleed.

Xafiiska Muqdisho
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Madaxeweynaha iyo wafdigiisa London si weyn loogu soo dhaweeyay iyadoo soo dhaweynta ay qeyb ka qaateen masuuliyiin ka tirsan dowladda Ingiriiska, xubnaha golaha wasiirrada iyo Jaaliyadda Soomaaliyeed ee dalka Uk.

Sidoo kale waxaa soo dhaweynta ka qeyb qaatay wasiiro uu ka mid aha Wasiirka Warfaafinta, Boosta iyo Isgaarsiinta Soomaaliya C/qaaadir Xuseen Maxamed “Jahweyn, Guddoomiyaha Gobolka Banaadir Maxamuud Axmed Nuru Tarsan iyo masuuliyiin kale.

Madxxweynaha oo xalay u hoyday London ayaa lagu wadaa filayaa in maannta uu kulammo gaar gaar ah la qaato madaxda dalka Britain xili berina shirku furmi doono.

Doraad ayay ahayd markii Madaxweynaha puntland uu isna gaaray magaalada London iyadoo guud ahaan hogaamiyayaasha Soomaalida laga rabo inay xaadir ku noqdaan London ugu danbeyn galabta ama cawada.

Xafiiska Muqdisho
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Jawaabta ugu haboon ee saxafi kasta uu markiiba ka bixin lahaa waa MAYA ma jiro hal urur oo mideeya saxafiyiinta Soomaaliyeed balse way jiraan shaqsiyaad xiriiro la sameystay hay’ado warbaahineed kuwaaso sameysatay magacyo qurxoon oo xitaa qaarkood mustaqalka lagu soo dacweyn karo.

Guud ahaan sida dalku u burbursan yahay islamarkaana Soomaali u kala dhantaalan tahay ayna jirin Soomaali is raacsan ayaaney u jirin urur xitaa haysta kalsoonida Hal dego oo Muqdisho ah iskaba daa Magaalada Muqdisho iyo Soomaaliya inteeda kale.

Sida is haysadka siyaasadeed uu dalka uga jiro ayaa xitaa waxaad maqleysaa shaqsiyaad danley ah oo magaca saxaafada wata kuwaasoo isku haysa hal magac oo laga soo gaabshay 5 xaraf kuwaasoo qaarkood qurbaha ku nool yihiin islamarkaana koox kasta ay leedahay anagaa hogaamina wariyayaasha.

Tusaalaha aan qormadaan ku soo qaadaneyno ayaa ah magaca ah NUSOJ oo caan ka ah saxafiyiinta dhexdooda gaar ahaan Muqdisho waxaa sameystay labo koox oo markii hore sida lagu yaqaan ururada siyaasadeed ee Soomaaliyeed isku mid ahaa balse hada labo u kala jabay.

Maacaan hadaan kala dhig dhigno waxaa laga soo gaabiyay NATIONAL UNION OF SOMALI JOUNLALISTS (NUSOJ) marka af Soomaali ahaan loo sheegana waxaa uu noqonayaa sidan Ururka Qaranka Saxafiyiinta Soomaaliyeed.

Hadaba maxaa ka jira magacaani quruxdiisa iyo axwaasha ka jirta dalka gaar ahaan horumarka dhanka warbaahinta ee Maanta Soomaalidu ku tilaabsatay, ma la dhihi karaa labo koox ayaa mateli karta magaca sida qaranka Soomaaliyeed oo kale taas jawaabteeda waxaan u daynay wariyayaasha Soomaalida ee kumanaanka kun ka sii badan kuwaasoo ka shaqeeya warbaahinta qeybaheeda kala duwan.

Aan daaha ka rogno yaa ku dhiiri geliya wariyayaasha qaar sida kuwa leh magacaan NUSOJ inay xishood la’aan dhahaan Soomaali ayaan matalnaa, jawaabta ugu dhow aan ku siiyee waxay la mid yihiin sida ururada siyaasada oo kale ayay adeegsadaan lacag adag iyo mid soomaali ah intaba si ay u helaan kuwo iyaga ku taageera inay magaca iska sheegtaan.

Mida ugu sahlan ee kooxaha qowlaysatada ah dhiirigelisa ayaa ah inay adeegsadaan talaabada koowaad oo ah inay horta iska gadaan hay’adaha wabaahineed ee caalamka talaabada labaad ayaa ah marka ay heleen xoogaa dhaqaale ah inay ku laaluushaan madaxda warbaahinta gudaha Magaalada Muqdisho kuwasoo wariyayaasha u shaqeeya ka sii gada jiritaanka ururka la sheeganayo isagoo fiirinaya dhaqaalaha kooxdaasi ka soo galaya.

Dhibaatada ugu weyn ee Maanta soomaaliya haysata dhan kasta ayay wariyayaasha Soomaaliyeed la mid yihiin kaliya waxaa dhaqaale hela dadka madaxda ka ah sida idaacadaha ama website-yada ama TV-yada laakiin wariyayaasha ka shaqeynaya waxaa uu qaataa waxa uu ku amro kan isaga uu hoos tago.

Labada garab waxaa ay ka siman yihiin inay isku magac ahaadaan si isku mid ah ugu tartamaan sidii ay dhaqaale ku kasban lahaayeen inta wasaarada warfaafinta ay xisaabtan dhab ah a imaaneyso macnaha dowlad xoog leh dalku inta uu ka helayo.

Waxa ay ku kala duwan yihiin Nusof Cumar Faaruuq dhaqaale kasta ee uu lunsado waxaa uu ku garab waday siminaaro is daba joog ah oo wariyayaasha qaarkood iyo hoteelada dhaqaale uu ka soo geli jirey halka Nusog Bakistan ay sheegashadooda ku soo koobeen inay magac ahaan u jiraan markii dhacdo ay soo cusboonaatana ay qabtaan siminaar u eg ha la i arko.

Si kastaba labada garab ee Nusoj kuwaasoo ku tartamaya sidii ay magaca saxafiyiinta gaar ahaan kuwa dhinta iyo kuwa dhaawacma ugu qaraaban lahaayeen iyagoo aan waxba siin waxaana dhihi lahaa ogaada in mustaqbalka dhow la xisaabtami doono.

Walaalaheyga saxafiyiinta ah ee hada magaca NUSOJ wata waxaa uga cudur daaranayaa ineysan u qaadan inaan iyaga u sameeyay qormadaan si aan xumaan uga sheego laakiin xaqiiqada kaliya inaan sheego ayaan u xushay iyo inaan xasuusiyo  gaarista waqti la xisaabtami karo.

C/fitah Mohamed Salad
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Muqdisho-Somalia

Gudoomiyaha oo ay la socdaan Mas’uuliyiin ka tirsan maamulka gobolka Bari iyo Golaha wasiirada Puntland ayaa lagu wadaa inay ka qeybgalaan doorashada Golaha deegaanka Degmada Carmo oo la doonayo inuu halkaasi ka dhaco.

Degmada Carmo oo 100KM u jirta Boosaaso ayaa la filayaa in Gudoomiyaha iyo Wasiiro isaga la socda ay goob joog ka noqdaan doorashada Golaha deegaanka Degmada Carmo xili inta badan degmooyinka Puntland loo sameeyay gole deegaan.

Maamulka Gobolka Bari ayaa hore ugu guuleystay in Golayaal degmo loo sameeyo Degmooyinka Ufeyn iyo Qandala kuwaas oo horay aysan uga jirin maamullo si buuxda u qaban kara adeegyada dowladeed ee ay bulshooyinka deegaanadaas ku dhaqani u baahan yihiin.

“Marka aan soo dhameysno dhismaha Golaha degaan ee degmada Carmo waxaan u soo jeesan doonaa inaan sidaas oo kale gole deegaan u sameyno degmooyinka Isku-shuban, Caluula, Baargaal, iyo Gumbax oo gobolka hoos yimaada” ayuu yiri Gudoomiyaha Gobolka Bari

Dhismaha Golayaasha deegaan ee Gobolka bari ka socda ayaa qeyb ka ah qorshaha maamulka sare ee Gobolka kaasoo ah in dhamaan degmooyinka Gobolka Bari laga wada dhiso golayaal degmo oo si hagaagsan u shaqeeya.

Xafiiska Muqdisho
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Hay’adda ayaa ku tilmaamtay sanadkii 2011 inuu ahaa sanadkii ugu shaqada badanaa, marka la eego baahida bulshada iyo dhibaatooyinkii ummada soomaaliyeed sanadkaas qabsaday, waxayna si xoog leh ugu gurmatay dadkii ku dhibaatoobay abaarihii iyo Macaluushii ka dilaacday soomaaliya gaar ahaan Gobollada koonfureed, iyado oo qaylo dhaan aduunka oo dhan u dirtay ayna Hay’adaha Caalamiga ah iyo Kuwa islaamiga ahba deeqo badan ka heshay gaarsiisayna ummada soomaaliyeed.

Hay’adda ayaa sidoo kale dardargelisay Waxbarashada iyado oo maamusha 22 school oo isugu jira Dugsi hoose, dhexe iyo Sareba, waxayna kordhisay Tirada ardayda dhigata iskuuladeeda, waxayna ku dartay dhisamayaal iyo agab waxbarasho. Sidoo kale deeqo waxbarasho oo heer jaamacadeed ah ayay siisay arday gaaraysa 170 Arday, kuwaas oo in kamid ah ay u dirtay jaamacade sare oo dibadda ku yaala.

Hay’adda ayaa sanadkaas dhismayaal iyo mashaariic waaweyn ka herglisay Gobollada Puntlanad, waxayna Garowe ka dhistay Gaaroon Cusub oo loogutala galay Ciyaaraha Olympicada, Macad loogutalagay Beeraha iyo Xanaanada Xoolaha (Agro-veterinary) ayay ka dhistay Magaalada Galkacyo, sidoo kale maashaariic dhismayaal badan ka kooban ayay ka hergelisay gobollada Puntland oo isugu jira Iskuulo, Masaajid, Qodis ceelal iyo Dayac tir kuwa kale.

Sidoo kale Hay’adda iyaa Safaro badan ku baxday aduunka oo kusoo xoojisay Xiriirka ay laleedahay Jaaliyadaha Soomaaliyeed iyo Hay’addaha daneeya Arimaha Soomaaliya.

Hay’adda ayaa sidoo kale ka qaybgashay Shirar iyo Tababaro Caalami ah.

Hay’adda Tadamun ayaa la’aasaasay Sanadii 1992dii, waxayna dhowaan u dabaal dagaysaa sanadguuradii 20 ee kasoo wareegtay Asaaskeedii.

Booqo Websiteka Hay’adda Tadamun:

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Ra’iisul-Wasaaraha Dalka Britain David Cameron ayaa warbaahinta u sheegay in dowladdiisu qorshahaba ugu jirin aqoonsi ay si gaar ah siiyaan gooni isu taaga maamulka Somaliland oo ka dhisan Waqooyi Galbeed Soomaaliya halkaasoo Ingriisku gumeysan jirey xiligii ay dalka haysteen.

“shirka london ujeedku maaha inaan ku aqoonsaneyno Somaliland balse waa mid looga hadlayo sidii dowlad buuxda loo gaarsiin lahaa Dowlada Soomaaliyeed anaguna aan gacan fiican oo muuqata ka qaadano” ayuu yiri David Cameron oo la hadlayay idaacada BBC-da

Hadalka kasoo yeeray David Cameron ayaa meesha ka saaraya warar mudooyinkii u danbeeyey laysla dhex marayey oo sheegaya in shirka London uu yahay mid loogu gogol xaarayo sidii Somaliland aqoonsi loo siin lahaa.

23/2/2011 oo ku beegan beri oo khamiis ayaa lagu wadaa inuu si rasmi ah u qabsoomo shirka London kaasoo dowlada Ingriisku soo qaban qaabisay iyadoo ay goob joog ahaan doonaan ilaa 50 dowladood waxaana uu socon doonaa shirka 5 saacadood.

Xafiiska Muqdisho
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Saraakiisha Garoonka diyaaradaha ayaa saxaafada u sheegay duqeyntaaasi kadib inaaney wax dhibaato ah gaysan islamarkaana aaney waxba u dhimin shaqadii garoonka ka socotay iyadoo maleeshiyaadku doonayeen inay joojiyaan shaqada garoonka.

“dhanka Galmudug ayaa madaafiicda nalooga soo tuurey waan la soconaa mana jirto wax saameyn ah oo ay ku yeelatay habsi u socdka garoonka,shaqaduna sidii loogu talo galay ayay ku socotaa”ayuu yiri mid ka mid ah saraakiisha garoonka uu saxaafada la hadlayay weerarka kadib

Dhanka kale Ciidamada maamulka Gobolka Mudug ayaa howlgalo ay ka sameeyeen Xaafadaha Waqooyi ee Magaalada Gaalkacyo gaar ahaan israac iyo garsoor waxaa ay ku baarayeen guryaha qaar iyagoo ku raad joogay kooxo dhanka amniga carqaladeynayay.

Taliyaha qeybta booliska Puntland ee Mudug ayaa saxaafada u sheegay inay 5 ruux u qabteen amaan dari ay ka wadeeb magaalada Gaalkacyo dhankeeda Waqooyi isagoona intaasi ku daray in dhamana shantaasi ay ka tirsan yihiin Xarakada Alshabaab.

Gaalkacyo-Mudug
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