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Issue 400

Front Page

News Headlines

Somaliland’s Political Parties Accept International Donors’ Proposal

Al-Shabaab Warns Djibouti

Bashe A. Gabobe Warns Upper House Not To Extend President’s Term

First Batch Of Students Graduate From Admas University College

Car Used To Convey Political Message In Hargeysa For The First Time

Third Bridge Inaugurated In Buroa

FBI Investigates Allegations American Youth Was Somali Suicide Bomber

IFJ Concerned By Degradation Of Freedom Of Expression In Somaliland

Local and Regional Affairs

Djibouti Facing Local Insurgency And Threats From Somali Islamists

Clan Elders Extend Somaliland President’s Term

Fist Fight Erupts Yet Again Over Impeachment Move In Somaliland Parliament

Revealed: Top Names In US Visa Ban List

Salah Nabhan Captured Alive Along With Abu Mansur Al Amriiki

Somali Drought Crisis Worsens, Mortality Risk Grows, UN Warns

Food Security Improving In Djibouti But Prices Still High

The Front Line In Somalia

Eritrea Says Terrorism Focus Not Working In Somalia

Ministers Debate AU Role In Somalia After Bombings

UK's 'Flying Diplomats' Aim To Tackle Terror Threat At Home

Global Initiative Takes On Gender Inequality

Businessman's Pledge To Help Kenya

Bristol Student Cleared Of Terror Charge

Somalia's Aweys Calls For More Suicide Attacks

Defiant Al-Shabaab Reaches Out To Somalis In Diaspora

Pro-Qaeda Somali Pirates To Attack Indian Ships, Warns NATO

Editorial

Somaliland Upper House Does The Right Thing

Features & Commentary

Simon Reveals Airport Gun Battle Horror

The US Must Help Rebuild Somalia

Text Messaging Helps Young Palestinians Find Work

Former President Clinton Announces Winners of the Third Annual Clinton Global Citizen Awards

Putting Puntland's Potential Into Play

A Time to Stand Fast on Mladic and War Crimes

Investing In Women And Girls To Fight Poverty, Climate Change

North And South Korea: “We Want Reunification But They Don’t Let Us”

Somalia: Africa Oil Operations Update

International News

HIV Breakthrough As Scientists Discover New Vaccine To Prevent Infection

'I Was Black Before The Election' Obama Tells David Letterman

UN General Assembly: 100 Minutes In The Life Of Muammar Gaddafi

Obama To Push Nuclear Disarmament

Family Finance: Women And Their Secret Accounts

Opinion

Somaliland President: Step Down Gracefully Or Disgracefully

Loosing The Faith In The System

A Nation Under Volcano

Is Somaliland At The Crossroads?

Mr. Rayale Resign Gracefully And Save The Nation From Abyss

The Freedom Torch From London Arrived In Pittsburgh !!!!

The Voice In The Wilderness

Car Used To Convey Political Message In Hargeysa For The First Time

Hargeysa, Somaliland, September 26, 2009 (SL Times) – Although using bumper stickers and other signs on automobiles is pretty common in many countries around the world, this was an unknown phenomenon in Somaliland until last week that is, when Ali Adan Muhammad, a Somalilander from the diaspora posted on his vehicle a message which urged Somaliland’s Upper House not to extend President Dahir Rayale Kahin’s term.
Mr Ali Adan Muhammad stuck the message to the rear window of his car about a month ago. He had not faced any problems until the day before the Eid celebration when he was stopped by police, but the police had to let him go after many passersby intervened and said he had a right to put that message on his car.
Explaining why he did it, Ali Adan Muhammad said Somalilanders should protect their rights to freely express their opinion, and should not allow their country to become like Djibouti, Eritrea or Libya where there is no freedom of expression.


 







 

 


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