Author: Mohammed I. Shire

Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Shire is a Somali scholar based in England. You can follow his work on his blog mohammed-shire.com.

Al-Shabaab cross-border clashes with Ethiopian troops: An analysis

Since last week, Al-Shabaab (AS) launched several attacks in towns straddling the borders of Somalia and Ethiopia, sparking heavy clashes that claimed the lives of dozens of people. Some suggested that this was a comprehensive campaign by AS to establish a new front in Ethiopia, but this ignores a number of realities. First, AS’ is […]

The 4.5 Clan Model: A Somali-owned Solution

For decades, Somalia has been using a clan-power sharing model known as “4.5”. Some believe the model has an external origin (Sodere, 1997) and was institutionalized in the Arta (2000) peace process, in Djibouti. In reality, the initial shape of this model was locally devised in January 1991. What is the 4.5 model? Essentially, the […]

Kormeeraha Magazine6 months ago

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Waxa aan hambalyo u dirayaa dhammaan ummada Soomaaliyeed meel walba oo ay joogaan, maalinta xorriyadda 1-da Luulyo, iyo israaca gobalada koonfur iyo waqooyiga Soomaaliya.

Halgankii dadkeenu u galeen xornimada aan maanta u dabaaldegayno, waxaa door weyn ka qaatay dhalinyaradii ragga iyo haweenkaba lahaa ee qalbiyadooda u mideeyay, sidii ay ummada uga samata bixin lahaayeen heeryadii gumeysiga.

Waxaa jiilka maanta jooga ee dhalinyarada ah looga baahanyahay in ay qalbiyadooda ka nadiifiyaan qabyaalada, oo aan ognahay sida ay u burburisay Qarannimadeenii.

Qarannimo iyo qabyaalad meel ma wada galaan, waxa aan baahi u qabnaa, qarannimo caadifad qabiil ka maran.

Dhalinyaro maanta waa doorkiinii, qayb ka noqda dib u dhiska dalkeena, si aan wadajir ugu samata bixino qarannimadeena aan u helno, dal nabad ah iyo dowlada wanaagsan.

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Kormeeraha Magazine6 months ago

Hambalyo Munaasabadda 1-da Luuliyo

Hambalyo dhammaan Shacabka Soomaaliyeed, munaasabadda 64-guurada ka soo wareegtay maalinta xorriyadda, midnimada iyo dowladnimada Soomaaliyeed ee ku astaysan 1-da Luulyo 1960-kii.

Toddobaadka xorriyadda Soomaaliyeed waa mid ku suntan, una taagan gobannimada, midnimada iyo jiritaankeenna, sidaas awgeed, waa inaynu xuskooda weynaynaa, jiilasha danbena xusuusinnaa taariikhda halgankii loo soo galay xornimada dalkeenna.

Shacabka Soomaaliyeed waxaan ku boorrinayaa in ay mar walba u duceeyaan halyeeyadii naftooda u huray sidii ay dalkeenna iyo dadkeenna uga dul qaadaan heeryadii gumaystaha. Waa in aynu sooyaalkooda ka barannaa cashar aynu ku dabbaqno nolosheenna maanta. Halyeeyadaasi waxay kala doorteen qabyaaladda iyo waddaniyadda. Waddaniyadda waxaa laga dhaxlay gobonimo iyo midnimo, qabyaaladuna waxay na dhaxalsiisay gunnimo iyo qaybsanaan.

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Kormeeraha Magazine8 months ago

Iran has, as anticipated, retaliated on Saturday to Israel's blatant attack on its embassy in Damascus on April 1. Read more:

In response to Israeli attack on its Damascus embassy, Iran retaliated by raining missiles down on the Zionist state.

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Former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed issued a press release regarding his meeting with President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in Nairobi on Friday.
The meeting, organized and financed by their sub-clan elders, was intended to push the two men to find common ground on national issues that radically oppose them.
Among the contentious issues listed in the communique are the reworking of the constitution, the country's political turnaround and the dispute between President Mohamud's government and the regional state of Puntland.
In all cases, according to Sharif, the president has been inflexible. As a result, Sharif felt obliged to abandon the talks, since Mohamud had made no effort to make concessions for the sake of the nation.

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Kormeeraha Magazine8 months ago

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has been summoned to Nairobi to listen to his Kenyan counterpart's proposal to defuse the conflict between Somalia and Ethiopia.
President William Ruto, in coordination with Djibouti's President Ismail Omar Guelleh, wants to convince the Somali president to give Ethiopia access to the Red Sea before Ethiopia rescinds its MoU signed with the secessionist region of Somaliland on January 1.
So far, President Mohamud has refused to enter into talks with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed unless he publicly withdraws from the MoU, which has sparked a diplomatic row between the two neighboring nations.

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