Interested in Governance |Support Youth development| Likes helping people's |Social Activist| Political Analyst. Member of the Nabad & Nolol party, Somalia.
The weapons and ammunition that the outgoing President’s government transported from Mogadishu to Galkayo today, which triggered armed clashes and resulted in injuries, demonstrate that Hassan Sheikh is not invested in unity against terrorism, but is instead working toward civil war.
The international community met in Kampala last week to discuss how Somalia could achieve political stability to build a unified front against Al-Shabaab. However, HSM is doing the exact opposite. The people of Galmudug and Puntland have coexisted peacefully for a long time, but his reckless actions directly threaten that stability.
Absolutely. Many people may not be aware that, during the first phase of the SNA reform in 2018–2019, three positions-if I recall correctly, logistics, finance, and personnel-were filled through an open, merit-based process. Ibrahim was among those fairly selected because of his competence. @AbdullahiJihan and Barise both played instrumental roles in that reform. Accordingly, they are unquestionably seasoned security experts.
I also agree that Jihan Hassan is highly competent and is serving her country rightfully.
Facts are facts.
Waxaan aaminsanahay in qofkii ugu habboonaa loo doortay xilkan Guddoomiyaha Guddiga Qarran ee Tacliinta sare. Prof. @MOHAMUDJIMALE, Alle ha kugu asturo masuuliyadda culus ee laguu igmaday, hana kuu fududeeyo gudashadeeda.
Representatives from the @ugbaadgcf and the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (@MOASomalia) visited Adale District in Hirshabelle State to advance climate-smart agriculture and strengthen community resilience.
Special thanks to the @theGCF and the @FAOSomalia for their continued support.
#UGBAADProject #ClimateResilience #Somalia #AleelCommunications
#Somalia#Electricity#Sector#Recovery#Project
The 🇸🇴 Electricity Sector Recovery Project, #launched today in the Northeast administration,@NortheasternWB specifically in #Las#Anod, states that the project is #intended to install solar energy systems in:
30 healthcare facilities, with an #allocated budget of US$2.5 million.
43 educational institutions, with an #allocated budget of US$1.5 million.
However, today’s launch announced #implementation in only 45 facilities. This raises an important question: where are the remaining 28 facilities? Will they be included in a later phase? No clarification has been provided so far.
Finally, appreciation goes to everyone who #contributed to this initiative, especially the World Bank, @WorldBankGroup the Northeast administration, and Somalia’s Federal Minister of Energy and Water Resources. @MoEWRSo
It is essential that donor-funded projects are #managed with transparency and accountability. Otherwise, public confidence in both the administration and development partners could be #undermined. At present, 28 facilities that were included in the original allocation remain #unaccounted for, making it reasonable to ask where that portion of the project will be #implemented.
Note: This project was planned during the SSC-Khaatumo period.
#Somalia #LasAnod #NORTHEAST #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #Electricity #WorldBank #Development #Transparency #Accountability #EnergyAccess
Nabad & Nolol will be represented by the named members of the technical committee at the election negotiations starting today. These talks come at a time of constitutional crisis, deepening economic hardship and rising political division.
Now that the festivities of unity and Somalia's Independence Day are behind us, and thanks to my sister @alihanna71 for keeping this reminder alive, I will be spending the coming week speaking out about Sadia Bajaaj, who was sentenced to three years in prison for peacefully exercising her right to free expression.
My focus is on institutions. Politicians come and go. What must outlast them are the institutions rebuilt in Somalia over the past decades. These bodies exist to protect everyone, including the accused. In Sadia's case, that system was weaponized. They failed her.
Chief among them:
1. The National Independent Human Rights Commission
2. The Somali Police Force
3. The Benadir Regional Court
4. The Office of the Attorney General
These institutions are meant to be the guardrails of our nascent state. When the guardians stop guarding, every single citizen is exposed. We cannot afford to be indifferent to that risk.
From prison, Sadia has been clear: she asks not for a pardon, but for a fair and independent appeal. And to be defended not for her clan, nor only because she is a woman, but as a Somali citizen entitled to justice.
@OCJSomalia@Somsupremecourt@Somalia_NIHRC@SoPoliceForce @MFamily_HRD
#FreeSadiaBajaaj #Somalia
Somalia is currently facing challenges in the areas of security, politics, and the economy. The Federal Government and the Federal Member States continue their efforts to strengthen peace, improve public services, and hold elections based on broad agreement. At the same time, the Somali people hope for stability, unity, and sustainable development so that the country can overcome its longstanding challenges.
@FahadBinYasin Maxamuud Hashi-na wuxuu leeyahay: Si cad oo badheedh ah, oo aannaan cidna ka gabanaynin, ayaannu u diidanahay in safaaradda Somaliland ay ku yeelanayso Isra'iil laga furo Quddus.
We clearly, openly, and without hesitation or fear of anyone, reject the establishment of a Somaliland embassy in Jerusalem, Israel."
Politician Maxamuud Haashi
Recently watched an interview with my good friend @SherifAbdinur. When asked which public servants impressed him during his time in government, he mentioned Minister @Hon_Maareeye and I couldn’t agree more. He embodies true public service: diligent, focused, and results-driven.
In such a short time, he transformed the Ministry of Agriculture and brought agriculture back to the center of public discourse. The testimonies speak for themselves.
Congratulations, Minister Maareeye. Any government would thrive with your dedication-a truly fuel-less engine of progress.