“Waa jirtaa in lacag gaareysa $ 130,000 laga xaday Xafiiskeyga. Qasnadda ayaa la jabiyay, lacag kaliya ma ahee waxaa kale oo la xaday Xog Xafiiskeyga taalay oo waaxda Socdaalku uu ku lahaa garoonka diyaaradaha ee Aadan Cadde” ayuu yiri Gaafoow oo intaa ku daray in afar qofood oo lagu tuhunsan yahay xatooyadaas ay baaris ku socoto.

“Lacagtaasi waxaa la doonayay in lagu dhiso qeybo ka mid ah xarunta waaxda socdaalka ee dalka Soomaaliya iyo sidoo kale qeybo kale oo muhiim ah oo dayactir loogu sameyn lahaa xafiisyada waaxda” ayuu yiri Gaafoow oo saxaafadda maanta kula hadlayay xafiiskiisa.

“Afarta qofood ee u xiran in ay lug ku lahaayeen xatooyada lacagtaasi ayaa la sheegay in ay ka mid ahaayeen shaqaalaha Garoonka diyaaradaha iyo Xafiiska waaxda socdaalka iyo Jindiyadaha, waxaana ka mid ah gabar sida ay sheegayaan dad xog ogaal ah.

Waxaa la sheegay in afartaas qofood baritaankoodu ka socdo xarunta dambi baarista dalka Soomaaliya  kuwaasoo la sheegay in qaarkood ay heysteen furayaasha loo isticmaalay in la furo albaabada qaar, taas oo tuhunka ugu weyn ee baaritaankooda sababay uu ka yimid.

Floribert Biyereke, a speakre of Burundian troops has confarmed, killing one burundian soldier after the roadside bomb exploded on Monday. Biyereke blamed the attack on the country’s Islamic extremist rebels, Al-Shabaab .

The capital of Somalia’s , Mogadishu, has been enjoying a relatively peaceful of period following the ouster of Al-Shabaab from the city in August 2011.

The ALshabab group is still blamed for infrequent suicide and roadside bomb attacks.

Is not the first time ALshabab group did bamb attack and to killed people

It was last week when AL shababa group attacked bamb in front of somalia prime minist office and to killed at least three people who were member Somalia army forces this occurred is repeating action hile somalia governmet claiming that cotroling 100, percent of the security capital.

A journalist also stands accused of publishing false reports about the rape. Three others have been charged in connection with the incident, including the victim’s husband, who officials say encouraged his wife to make up the story.

The United Nations Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS) says it has raised concerns about the handling of the pre-trial phase of the case, particularly the prolonged detention of those involved.

Rights groups say the journalist, Abdiaziz Abdinur, has been in police custody since his arrest on January 10.

UNPOS says it has received “firm assurances” from the government that the trial will be conducted with “full respect for both national jurisprudence and international human rights law.”

Somali attorney general Abdiqadir Muse insists the defendants will get a fair trial.

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have also condemned the handling of the case, saying it makes it more difficult for women to report sexual violence. They have also called for the immediate release of the journalist Abdinur.

The president and his entourage left Addis Ababa where they have been attending the recently concluded AU summit and are expected to hold talks with EU leaders during their stay in Brussels.

Foreign Affairs minister Fouzia Adan, State minister for presidency Farah Sheikh Abdulkadir and Somali envoy to Ethiopia Saeed Yussuf Noor are top among the president’s delegation, according to a statement from the office of the president.

During his stay in Addis Ababa, the president held talks with international figures including World Bank chief Makhtar Diap. They discussed the role of the World Bank in supporting Somali government’s financial and revenue management

The recently concluded AU summit and are expected to hold talks with EU leaders during their stay in Brussels.

Foreign Affairs minister Fouzia Adan, State minister for presidency Farah Sheikh Abdulkadir and Somali envoy to Ethiopia Saeed Yussuf Noor are top among the president’s delegation, according to a statement from the office of the president.

During his stay in Addis Ababa, the president held talks with international figures including World Bank chief Makhtar Diap. They discussed the role of the World Bank in supporting Somali government’s financial and revenue management

Waxa uu Abaanduulaha ciidamada xoogga Soomaaliya uu sheegay in deegaanada ku teetsan Wabiga Shabelle ay isku aruursanayaan xoogaga Al-shabaab, halkaasoo uu xusay inay saldhigyo iyo xarumo qarsoodi ku leeyihiin.

Jen. Dhega badan waxa uu sheegay in ay hayaan xog ah in saddex meelood oo webiga Shabelle ah ay doomo ugu xiran yihiin ayna doonayaan inay ku baxsadaan, balse sida uu sheegay ay halkaasna uga daba tagayaan oo aysan meelna uga hari doonin.

Dowladda waxaan ka dalbanaynaa inay amar ku siiyaan ciidamada xoogga dalka Soomaaliya in meelaha ay xoogaga Al-shabaab ku dhuumaaleysanayaan ay uga daba tagaan, si buu yiri loo soo qabqabto.

Dhinaca kale  waxa uu sheegay in degaan muhim ah ay dhawaan kala wareegeen xooggaga Al-shabaab, kaasoo ah deegaanka Saqiiro oo ku yaala dhanka waqooyi bari ee magaalada Muqdisho, kana tirsan Shabellaha Hoose, halkaasoo uu sheegay in maalmihii u dambeeyay ay xoogaga Al-shabaab weeraro ka soo qaadayeen.

“Deegaanka Saqiiro kalama aynaan kulmin wax iska cabin ah, waxaana helnay warbixin ah in cadowgu ay u gudbeen wabiga  si ay halkaas uga sii baqoolaan” ayuu yiri.

Deegaanka Saqiira oo  sida ay sheegeen saraakiisha ciidamada dowladda mar waliba laga soo weerari jiray Muqdisho ayaa waxaa shalay booqday wafdi uu hogaaminayay Wasiirka Arrimaha Gudaha dowladda Soomaaliya C/kariin Xuseen Guuleed, wuxuuna wasiirku hadal u jeediyey dadka ku nool degaankaas.

Waxa uu Wasiirku ugu baaqay dhalinyarada ka barbar dagaalameysa Al-Shabaab inay dib ugu soo laabtaan qoysaskooda, si mustaqbalkooda aanay mugdi u gelin.

“Meeshaan waa Saqiiro meel la yiraahdo waxaa ku yaala ceel, waxay ka mid aheyd meelo laga soo abaabuli jiray dagaalada dhuumaaleysiga ee Muqdisho iyo dacaladeeda had iyo jeer laga soo qaadi jiray” ayuu yiri Wasiirka Arrimaha gudaha iyo Amniga Qaranka. Oo tibaaxay in  ciidamadu ay xilli kasta iyo saacad kasta howlgalo ku qaadaan goobaha laga soo abaabulo weerarada,  ayna baacsadaan una daba galaan meelaha loogu sheego Al-Shabaab.

“Security forces will remain vigilant in Nairobi, Mombasa and the border with Somalia”, where Al Qaeda-affiliated Shebab militia have been fighting pro-Somali government forces, military spokesman Bogita Ongeri said.

“We obviously welcome the news of the killing on Osama, but that will not be the end of the war against terrorism,” Ongeri told AFP by telephone.

“We will remain vigilant throughout; you remember they warned of attacks recently, and now their leader has been reported killed, we will continue to strengthen our security and the intelligence gathering networks.”

Kenyan police started beefing up security some 10 days ago after Shebab rebels threatened to bomb public places such as shopping malls and places of worship over the four-day Easter weekend.

They increased patrols throughout the country, stepped up security measures at government buildings and instructed the shopping mall managers to do the same.

The Shebab, who control large swathes of Somalia and have been engaged in a bruising insurgency against the internationally-backed transitional government, have repeatedly expressed their displeasure with Kenya’s stance on the conflict.

Kenya, which shares a long and porous northeastern border with Somalia and has offered assistance to government troops battling the insurgents, has frequently expressed fears that Shebab suicide bombers will strike on its soil.

Al-Qaeda had claimed responsibility for the deadly 1998 truck bombing of the US embassy in central Nairobi that left more than 200 dead and several thousand injured.

Source: Reuters

Wasiirka Gaashaandhiga C/xakiin Xaaji Fiqi waxa uu sheegay in ciidamada dowladda KMG Soomaaliya iyo kuwa Ahlusunna ay horumar weyn ka sameeyeen dagaallada ka socda degaannada Gobolka Gedo, isagoo xusay in deegaanno ay ka mid yihiin Luuq, B/xaawo, Garbahaarey, Ceelwaaq iyo deegaanno kale oo ay horay ugu sugnaayeen ciidamada Al-shabaab ay la wareegeen ciidamada dowladda KMG Soomaaliya.

Wasiirka Gaashaandhiga oo safar ku tegay degaanno ka tirsan Gobolka Gedo ayaa wuxuu sheegay in uu kullamo kala duwan la qaatay saraakiisha hoggaaminaysa dagaallada gobolka Gedo uuna kula soo dardaarmay inay dardargeliyaan dagaallada si gobolka oo dhan looga saaro xoogaga Al-shabaab, wuxuuna sheegay in ciidamada ka dagaalamaya gobolka ay yihiin kuwo daacad ah.

Waxa uu sidoo kale sheegay in waxgaradka deegaankaa uu la kulmay isla markaana uu kula dardaarmay inay taageeraan ciidamada dowladda KMG Soomaaliya.

“Ciidamada ku sugan Gedo waa kuwo daacad ah dalkooda oo naftooda u huray sidii ay cadowga uga saari lahaayeen guud ahaan gobolka Gedo, hurumar la taaban karo ayayna ka sameeyeen dagaalada” ayuu  yiri Wasiirka Gaashaandhiga Xukuumadda KMG Soomaaliya C/xamiin Xaaji Fiqi.

A foreign Policy novice when he came to office, President Obama can now claim a national security victory that eluded his predecessor for almost eight years.

The caliber of his leadership, often the target of withering attacks by the Republican opposition, has now been bolstered in a very tangible way, as the image of celebrating crowds gathering spontaneously at the White House and the former World Trade Center in New York late Sunday night demonstrated.

In his speech to Americans announcing the death of Osama bin Laden, he made clear Sunday night that he had been in the driver’s seat all along, noting that he had approved the operation at its key moments And he could trumpet that no Americans were harmed in the mission carried out by U.S. special forces.

More details are likely to emerge in coming days that could alter public attitudes. And the unexpected news that “justice had been done” after almost a decade-long hunt may not be the turning point many Obama supporters would like it to be. Similar developments over the years, such as the successful Persian Gulf war of the early 1990s or the apprehension of Saddam Hussein in 2003, did not prove to have lasting impact.

But the immediate result will almost certainly help Obama’s sagging popularity, which had returned to its lowest levels in the midst of high gas prices and even questions about the legitimacy of his presidency.

The development is “a great boost for him, as it would be for any president,” said pollster Andrew Kohut, who directs the nonpartisan Pew Research Center.

“This is the most symbolic victory he could have,” Kohut said. “It’s not the end of the war on terror, but it is likely to be seen as a great achievement for the country.”

In tracing the roots of the successful mission back almost a year, Obama may have validated his oft-criticized reputation for caution. In combination with the military surge that Obama ordered in Afghanistan and the recent attacks on Libya, the successful operation to kill Bin Laden will make it much more difficult for a Republican to employ in next year’s campaign the familiar charge that Democrats are weak on defense.

Obama was able to proclaim that “the most significant achievement to date” in the war against Al Qaeda was a triumph for the U.S. military and intelligence personnel who hunted down and killed the architect of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, and that no Americans were killed in the operation.

By comparison, another Democratic president, Jimmy Carter, had to break the sad news to the nation that a rescue attempt to free the U.S. hostages in Iran had not only failed but had resulted in the loss of U.S. lives.

“This can be portrayed credibly as one more example of a president willing to take the long view for success and to achieve it,” said Bill Galston, a former Clinton White House aide. “It is also likely to generate a reevaluation of [Obama's] foreign policy apparatus, which hasn’t exactly been showered in praise.”

Beyond that, Obama has further elevated himself above a field of Republican challengers that is remarkably lacking in foreign-policy expertise, unlike his 2008 opponent, John McCain. Initial reaction from GOP presidential candidates was, as might be expected, positive.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney called it “a great victory for lovers of freedom and justice everywhere” and praised “our intelligence community, our military and the president.”

Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty called it “terrific news for freedom and justice.” He recalledPresident George W. Bush’s promise that America would bring Bin Laden to justice, “and we did. I want to congratulate America’s armed forces and President Obama for a job well done.”

In the short term, the impact could reverberate across a range of endeavors, starting with U.S. relations with Pakistan and stretching across ongoing conflicts in the Muslim world. Obama sought Sunday night to rekindle memories of the national unity that prevailed after the shock of the Sept. 11 attacks, and to use Bin Laden’s death as a reminder that Americans can accomplish that to which they set their minds. But the partisanship of Washington may overcome the elation of the moment as Democrats and Republicans get down to the hard work of hammering out deals on national debt and the budget.

In purely political terms, the impact is unlikely to be as long-lasting as Democrats might hope, with the 2012 election still more than a year and a half away. And it is not directly linked to the public’s top priority, which remains the domestic economy and the dearth of jobs nationwide.

But it may well remind Americans, and the world, of the unparalleled might of the U.S. military establishment, and of Obama’s own resolve.

Facing serious questions about his strength on military matters, candidate Obama make the hunt for Bin Laden a key priority during the 2008 campaign.

“We will kill Bin Laden. We will crush Al Qaeda. That has to be our biggest national security priority,” Obama said in an October 2008 debate with McCain.

On Sunday night, in announcing that the long nightmare for thousands of victims’ families was at an end, the president reported momentous progress toward that pledge.

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