Are there any media outlet willing to host @SalahJama and ask him these questions or even more challenging ones?
Based on his public remarks, he appears to be disconnected from the realities on the ground
- How can farmers increase local production when they face unofficial payments at checkpoints during transport?
- What specific measures is the government taking to reduce transport costs for local farmers?
- How do you expect farmers to compete with imported produce if moving goods within the country is more expensive?
- Has the government assessed how checkpoint fees and delays affect agricultural production and food prices?
How can we promote exports if farmers struggle to get their produce to domestic markets?
- What is the government’s plan to ensure agricultural products can move freely from farms to markets?
- How do you respond to farmers who say transport costs and delays discourage them from expanding production?
What accountability mechanisms exist if officials or security personnel engage in unauthorized collections from farmers?
- What concrete policy changes will make local farming more profitable than importing produce?
@Somali_Stream@HBNOnlineTV@GaroweOnline
The Ministry of Education of the Federal Government of Somalia today laid the foundation stone in Lasanod for a primary/intermediate school dedicated to girls from the Northeastern State of Somalia (NES).
The Minister of Education of the FGS, Farah Ma’alin, flanked by the Minister of Education of the NES, stated that the project will play a key role in advancing girls’ education and is scheduled for completion within four months.
This is a testament to the steady, quiet progress of the NES, whose ministers continue to prioritise concrete statecraft—building schools, delivering services and strengthening institutions—over stagecraft and empty spectacle.
@ApparelsKids@Maydhalaalis@HAGGOOGANE The Somalis in Somaliland believe they will benefit if the militants take over the south. But they fail to realize they’ll become the next front
Netanyahu ally and Israeli Transportation Minister Miri Regev has also very much enjoyed the demeaning mistreatment of Sumud Flotilla activists, it seems.
This is another sign that all members of Netanyahu cabinet are in very good company.
@AmbRubac @blakerileyjamie Somali women are only reactionary. their men create a conflict and they react. The person crying and cheering you on is 10% of the problem😂😂. Somali men ignite fires for women to fan..
Billionaires love migrant workers.
They import poor men from Central America, pay them slave wages, and then fire the White and Black men I grew up with.
As Governor, I will stand up to this scam and protect American workers.
The status of Banaadir proposed by Damjadid:
Not a Federal Member State.
No elected governor.
No parliamentary representation.
4.5 million in Mogadishu host the FGS and generate the largest customs revenues, yet have no political voice while only 15% is returned.
A capital that funds the state but has no say in it.
Nick Shirley makes a video about Somali daycares, gets pushed by the entire Peter Thiel/MAGA cabal. Elon, JD Vance, Rumble, all glazing benevolently.
Tyler Oliveira exposes how jews in Jersey scam tax payers, harass goyim, have their own police, hospitals-
No one says a word.
@RAbdiAnalyst Rashid, British Somaliland won’t be able to change the facts on the ground. Italian Somaliland has officially regained control of sool. May the stronger colonial entity win.
The idea that we should freeze all migration because one of the CIA’s death squad recruits went on a rampage is absurd. Smarter would be to stop training death squads.
He’s calling for help from the international community who will do nothing and just wait until our people are starving and facing famine again.
Meanwhile, I’m calling to all Somalis in Somalia and the diaspora those who actually have skin in the game to stand up right now and take action to reduce drought effects.
It’s time to come together: your communities, your relatives, your qabiil. Start fundraising today, dig borehole wells, support rural families with farming tools, and whatever they need to survive.
Because we all know the truth: these UN agencies and NGOs are perfectly happy to wait until our aunts, uncles, and cousins are skeletal on the news, ribs showing, flies in their eyes like it’s always been.
Today I have participated in the online internal elections for the Banadir District Local Council of the Justice and Solidarity Party (JSP). This marks a significant step toward party institutionalization and promoting internal democracy. I urge all Banadir JSP members to vote.