Kenya's military might
Kenya's military might
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Ya juu inaitwa: sa-3 goa missile (Russia)
Iko kama hapa:
au nyingine hii hapa:
Ya chini in sa 6 gainful (Russia)
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Issue za kibiti zilipendwa. Usilazimishe kitu kilichokwisha habari zake.
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It seems like ur a fool of his own kind because that isn't a link,that is what i wrote to reply to your comment
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Are you serious??? A fomer president choosing to leave in Tanzania and being paid a mothly $40,000 by the poor Somali government....... How is Tanzania helping save Somalia with that?????? Atleast ungeleta habari ya kuonyesha Serikali ya Tanzania imechukua refugees kadhaa kutoka Somali ili kuwasaidia.... Unaleta article ya mtu ambaye amecagua kuishi Tz kwa hiari yake na pesa zake.
Angalia Uganda haipakani na Somalia na iko na refugees karibia 50,000 kutoka Somalia ..
Can you compare that with this: (The first new Somali president since 1990 and his parliament were elected in Kenya and the first government used to conduct its business from Kenya from 2004 b4 kenyan trained TFG soldiers with the leadership Uganda forces cleared some space in Mogadishu for them to eventually move to Mogadishu three years later in 2007
BBC NEWS | World | Africa | Somalia MPs elect new president
Somalia MPs elect new president
The new president's first task is to appoint a prime minister
Somalia's interim parliament has chosen Abdullahi Yusuf as the new president in the latest bid to bring political stability to the lawless African state.
The election was held in a sports stadium in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, because Somalia's capital is still considered too dangerous.
The country has seen numerous attempts to restore order since 1991 when warlords ousted the military ruler.
Chaos followed, as rival militias fought and two million Somalis fled.
Clear winner
Sunday's election was the culmination of two years of often difficult negotiations in Nairobi.
The election followed two years of peace talks
After two rounds of voting and three voluntary withdrawals, the field was narrowed down from 28 to just two candidates.
Abdullahi Yusuf, a military strongman and president of the Somali semi-autonomous region of Puntland, was going head-to-head with Abdullahi Adow, a financier and former ambassador to Washington.
After the final third round, Abdullahi Yusuf emerged the winner by securing 189 votes against 79 for his run-off rival.
His election was greeted by loud cheers in the hall, the BBC's Adam Mynott in Nairobi reports.
The 275 MPs, most of them clan leaders and warlords, had earlier queued to go through metal detectors and enter Nairobi's Kasarani Sports Centre Gymnasium, which is serving as the election venue.
As the voting began the MPs - who were nominated in August - were called one by one to cast their votes in transparent ballot boxes.
In his first speech Abdullahi Yusuf pledge to reconcile Somalis and bring peace to the country.
His first job will be to choose a prime minister, our correspondent says.
In faction and clan-ridden Somalia, this decision will be made after considerable horse-trading, much of which has been going on in the corridors and backrooms of the sports hall.
Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed is not expected to return to Somalia for at least two months, our correspondent says.
Before voting began, parliamentary speaker Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aden urged the international community to recognise the outcome and Somalis to support whoever was elected.
One of the candidates who pulled out, outgoing transitional President Abdulkassim Salat Hassan, said he was ready to do that.
"That is democracy," he said.
Decade of chaos
The stadium was packed while thousands more Somalis gathered outside where heavily armed Kenyan police were patrolling the venue.
Parliament-in-exile
Somalis are hoping that a new administration under a new president and prime minister will set them on the road to peace and stability.
But optimism is tempered by the knowledge that there have been numerous failed attempts to restore stability, correspondents say.
Somalia descended into chaos as rival militias tore the country apart after the military ruler Mohammed Siad Barre was overthrown.
Many of the two million Somalis who fled became refugees in neighbouring countries.
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Tanzania fought Angola alongside with Cuban, Mozambigue, Namibia against South Africa, Zimbabwe alongside with Zanu militias, Seychelles protecting Albert Renee against mercenaries, Comoro against Canal Bakari, Congo against M23, training Frelimo militias, Umkhonto we Sizwe ANC militias, Polisario militias- western sahara.
Leave alone Uganda against Amin and Ghadafi militias.
This is JWTZ !
Issue ya Kibiti walimaliza Polisi nasio jeshi.
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Umesoma habari au unakurupuka tu kuja kujibu?Are you serious??? A fomer president choosing to leave in Tanzania and being paid a mothly $40,000 by the poor Somali government....... How is Tanzania helping save Somalia with that?????? Atleast ungeleta habari ya kuonyesha Serikali ya Tanzania imechukua refugees kadhaa kutoka Somali ili kuwasaidia.... Unaleta article ya mtu ambaye amecagua kuishi Tz kwa hiari yake na pesa zake.
Angalia Uganda haipakani na Somalia na iko na refugees karibia 50,000 kutoka Somalia ..
Can you compare that with this:
Somalia MPs elect new president
The new president's first task is to appoint a prime minister
Somalia's interim parliament has chosen Abdullahi Yusuf as the new president in the latest bid to bring political stability to the lawless African state.
The election was held in a sports stadium in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, because Somalia's capital is still considered too dangerous.
The country has seen numerous attempts to restore order since 1991 when warlords ousted the military ruler.
Chaos followed, as rival militias fought and two million Somalis fled.
Clear winner
Sunday's election was the culmination of two years of often difficult negotiations in Nairobi.
The election followed two years of peace talks
After two rounds of voting and three voluntary withdrawals, the field was narrowed down from 28 to just two candidates.
Abdullahi Yusuf, a military strongman and president of the Somali semi-autonomous region of Puntland, was going head-to-head with Abdullahi Adow, a financier and former ambassador to Washington.
After the final third round, Abdullahi Yusuf emerged the winner by securing 189 votes against 79 for his run-off rival.
His election was greeted by loud cheers in the hall, the BBC's Adam Mynott in Nairobi reports.
The 275 MPs, most of them clan leaders and warlords, had earlier queued to go through metal detectors and enter Nairobi's Kasarani Sports Centre Gymnasium, which is serving as the election venue.
As the voting began the MPs - who were nominated in August - were called one by one to cast their votes in transparent ballot boxes.
In his first speech Abdullahi Yusuf pledge to reconcile Somalis and bring peace to the country.
His first job will be to choose a prime minister, our correspondent says.
In faction and clan-ridden Somalia, this decision will be made after considerable horse-trading, much of which has been going on in the corridors and backrooms of the sports hall.
Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed is not expected to return to Somalia for at least two months, our correspondent says.
Before voting began, parliamentary speaker Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aden urged the international community to recognise the outcome and Somalis to support whoever was elected.
One of the candidates who pulled out, outgoing transitional President Abdulkassim Salat Hassan, said he was ready to do that.
"That is democracy," he said.
Decade of chaos
The stadium was packed while thousands more Somalis gathered outside where heavily armed Kenyan police were patrolling the venue.
Parliament-in-exile
Somalis are hoping that a new administration under a new president and prime minister will set them on the road to peace and stability.
But optimism is tempered by the knowledge that there have been numerous failed attempts to restore stability, correspondents say.
Somalia descended into chaos as rival militias tore the country apart after the military ruler Mohammed Siad Barre was overthrown.
Many of the two million Somalis who fled became refugees in neighbouring countries.
Soma nimekuwekea link usiniulize mimi?
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Halafu ni issue za police anataka kutafuta kiki. Huku issue ile tumeshasahau watu wanaendelea na maisha.
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A poor country's propensity for military spending is inversely proportional to its commitment to social justice and spending.
Ina a world of limited resources, every penny spent buying a tank is a penny taken from some water project, education initiative etc.
Not that military spending in this era of Al-Shabab and geopolitical underwater 3D chess games is totally unnecessary,but proportionality and return on investment is of paramount importance.
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link uliyoweka si ndo hii hapa, labda sijui kusoma, hebu nieleze vizuri ni vipi Tanzania inasaidia somalia kulingana na link uliyoweka
Ex-Somali president granted $40,000 monthly retirement income | Africanews
Somalia’s government has approved a monthly retirement income of $40,000 for former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.
The cabinet gave its approval last week after a meeting over the retirement package of the former president who is currently living in Tanzania.
The amount is expected to cover security, living and travel expenses as well provision for family members, local media report.
Minister of Information Abdirahman Osman disclosed the decisions taken after the cabinet meeting on his Facebook page which includes the approval of an amended media law and new laws against terrorism.
Former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s approved income and other cabinet decisions have been forwarded to Parliament for approval, the minister added.
Hassan Sheikh Mohamud lost the February 8 elections held in a hangar at the Mogadishu international airport.
The current president Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmaajo won the second round of voting in which 275 parliamentarians and 54 senators cast ballots.
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Sasa unataka mimi nikusaidie nini?
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Rais wa Somali kuishi Tanzania kwa hiari yake na pesa alizopewa na serikali ya Somalia... Hiyo link umeileta hapa kwanini???? Hakuna lolote Tanzania imefanya kusaidia Somalia!
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Kwa hiyari yake!!? Nani kakwambia hivyo? Tanzania is the best country kuishi.
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Since then, Kenya has deployed troop contingents to among others, the UN Transition Assistant Group (UNTAG) in Namibia, the UN Protection Force (UNPROFOR) in Croatia, the two UN missions in Liberia (UNOMIL and UNMIL), the UN Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL), the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA), the UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO), the UN–African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) and the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). It has also deployed military observers to a number of missions including those in Namibia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kuwait, Western Sahara, Mozambique, Rwanda and Angola.
Peacekeeping Contributor Profile: Kenya | Providing for Peacekeeping
Tena sisi tukienda mahali lazima tupewe ungozi wa vikosi vyote
Kenya’s military officers have occupied several senior positions within UN peacekeeping operations, including two Chief Military Observers (UNOMIL), Force Commander (UNMIL), Force Commander (UNAMSIL), Force Commander UNMISS, a Deputy Force Commander (UNTAG), a Chairman of Joint Verification Committee (ONUMOZ), a Sector Commander (UNPROFOR), a Senior Military Liaison Officer (UNPROFOR), a Deputy Sector Commander (UNPROFOR), a Chief of Staff (UNPROFOR), and a Garrison Commander (UNPROFOR). Kenya also has a representative at the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) in New York. Given the high costs or retaining diplomatic personnel in New York, Kenya’s maintenance of constant representation at DPKO indicates the importance that the Government of Kenya has attached to remaining updated about developments there, as well as lobbying for or influencing decisions that would affect Kenya’s current or future deployments.
Peacekeeping Contributor Profile: Kenya | Providing for Peacekeeping