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Somalia’s Police Falls Apart Before It ‎Is Formed‎

ISSUE 224
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This Week's Somaliland News

Headlines

Counterfeit Money Trial Opens For ‎Abdillahi Yusuf’s Son-In-Law In Dubai

Somaliland Legislators Defend ‎Independence, Ties With Ethiopia‎   

Gareth Evans Appointed to UN ‎Genocide Panel

Kenya To Fight Piracy Off Somalia's Coast‎

Hundreds Protest Water Price Rise In ‎Somaliland‎‎

‎South African Independent Online ‎Examines Efforts To Address ‎HIV/AIDS In Somaliland‎

Regional Affairs

Kenya: Auditor-General Exposes ‎Major Abuse Of Public Funds

Sana’a Alliance To Demand Lifting Of ‎UN Arms Embargo On Somalia‎

Ethiopian Ex-Fighters Demand Compensation‎

Militia Clash At Somali Government ‎Base Baidoa

Good Prospects In Africa-India Trade ‎Relations: Zenawi‎‎‎‎

Special Humanitarian Envoy Says Ethiopia ‎Has Lessons To Share With Its Neighbors

Special Humanitarian Envoy Attends ‎‎‘Historic’ Pastoralist Gathering In Ethiopia‎‎‎‎

Somalia Reconciliation Efforts Launched ‎In Baidoa‎‎

Somalia Cautious On Reports U.S. ‎Funds Fighting‎‎

Editorial
Special Report

International News

Blair Reshuffles Cabinet After Election Losses

Britain Plans To Deport Nearly All ‎Foreigners Convicted Of Crimes

yaan Hirsi Magan Ordered Out Of ‎Secure Home‎‎‎

Alleged Pirates Freed After US Declines To ‎Prosecute‎

'WPC Murder Suspect In Somalia'‎‎‎

FEATURES & COMMENTARY

African Cooperation Growing on Anti-‎Terrorism, U.S. Report Says‎‎

Blair’s Spokesman On John Prescott

Food for thought

Opinions

The Day of Somaliland Students Died ‎Young: Any Hero To Revive?‎‎

The Budget Of Somaliland Fiscal Year 2006

Very Interesting Findings Of The ‎Qur’an......Miracles‎‎

Leadership Forum For Advancing Inter-‎Faith Dialogue to Prevent Conflict‎‎‎‎‎


Baidoa, Somalia, May 6, 2006 – The deputy commander of Somalia’s to be formed police force, Gen. Osman Falko resigned. Gen. Falko said that he could not work with the commander of the police force, Gen. Ali Madoobe, because the latter is not a trained policeman but was a member of the now defunct NSS (National Security Service). Gen. Falko said that Gen. Ali Madoobe is not qualified to head Somalia’s police force and that the person to be in charge of Somalia’s police force should have had training in police work. Gen. Falko added that Ali Madoobe constantly travels abroad, does not spend much time inside the country, engages in spying and uses a conspiratorial style; therefore, he cannot work with him.

Recently, Mogadishu’s warlord Qanyare Afrah, who is also the Minister of Security, complained that Abdillahi Yusuf had unilaterally and illegally appointed both the Commander of Somalia’s future military, Gen. Naji, as well as the commander of Somalia’s future police. Mr. Qanyare Afrah insisted that either the commander of the police or the military has to come from the Hawiya clan.

Source: Somaliland Times


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