
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Somali President Abdullahi Yusuf has resigned as President of Somalia’s
Transitional Federal Government. In his address to Parliament, Yusuf
emphasized his continued support for the political process, but
conceded that he had been unable to improve security and stability
during his 4-year tenure.
Yusuf’s resignation marks the end of
a more than 30-year political career. But in closing one chapter of
Somalia’s history, it also can be seen as the opening of another.
The
challenges facing Somalia -- continued attacks from violent extremists,
a humanitarian crisis affecting much of the population, and pirate
bands raiding cargo ships off the nation’s coast -- are daunting ones,
and were only further complicated by the recurrent disputes and
power-sharing struggles among the Somali leadership.
The
United States acknowledges Mr. Yusuf’s efforts to seek greater
stability for his country and respects his decision to resign. His
commitment to continue supporting the Djibouti peace process is another
of his important contributions.
In accordance with Article 45 of
the Transitional Federal Charter, the Somali Parliament should act
expeditiously to select a new president to succeed Mr. Yusuf. The Prime
Minister, Mr. Nur Hassan Hussein, and the leaders of the Alliance for
the Re-Liberation of Somalia should intensify efforts to achieve a
government of national unity and bolster security by forming a joint
security force. The U.S. will support such an effort, and provide $5
million to help underwrite it.
Further help is needed from the
international community too, for at this point Somalia cannot do this
all alone. The Somali crisis is a regional concern, and the African
Union Mission there should be strengthened. A United Nations
peacekeeping force should be deployed as well.
SOURCE: VOA News, Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Markhaati, Taa gabadha wxay qorayso waa la fahmayaaye. Wixii ku anfaca ka qaado forumka.
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Get over it Somaliland now new wants your catch it smells. Be nice to neighbors trust is a good way to all human kind and ignores were never a parent teach to kids.
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Gacaliye MO5 Camel girl has her weird but interesting way of communcating with other humans whom she thinks are aliens that need coded messages. Go on gabarta geelka, let us hear more of your jargon, make my day princess! kkkkkkkkk
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MO5 loool, I can also read our gabarta geelka, she is outraged about our present situation just like us. I wish would write in Somali if were easier to do so.
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Her messages are:
She is a troubled child. She needs help. She always talks about death and destruction,or dirty.
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I am the only guy who can read the coded messages of the Camel Gurl.
Markhaati and others think that she cant write understandable language,she can write perfect English,but her messages carry other messages here.
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Fiqi lol, sister garbarta geelka is our spokeswoman asigned to deal with all indha yares and yellow men. Why should she blink, lool?
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Camel girl In my book you are one hell of a lady. I admire your indha adayg, you don't blink do you? naaaaaaaaah blinking is not your style, keep staring any one who dares to stand on your toe, they will definitely blink first , i would.
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Markhaati you are good you read me. Lanuguage is not a problem us log us no one shoots you. Thanks markhaati you name is no good.
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Markhaati you are good you read me. Lanuguage is not problem us log us no one shuts you. Thanks markhaati you name is no good.
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The fate of Somalia has land into the hands of those who care about its people. The days of wardlordism and ethiopian occupation must come to an end by hook or by crook. It will be a new dawn for Somalia when we eventually see the ugly backs of the ethos, no one can tell me that the worse is to come, nothing is worse than to be enslaved and humiliated by axmaaro injirley. Noolaatay Ididiiladii Naxashka Saarayde......
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Camel girl, could you please write so that others can comprehend what you want to say. You are bombarding these forums with incomprehensible messages. (Jabber).
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Tuesday, January 06, 2009 VOA your story does not work and CNN is worried too world is cleaning and humans kept ground wherever the are...
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