WELLINGTON, New Zealand – A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck much of New Zealand’s South Island early Saturday. No tsunami alert was issued and there were no reports of injuries.

The quake, which hit 19 miles (30 kilometers) west of the southern city of Christchurch, shook a wide area with some residents there saying buildings had collapsed and power was severed.

Christchurch police reported some road damage in parts of the city of 400,000 people, with a series of sharp aftershocks rocking the area. Police officers cordoned off some streets where rubble was strewn about from the quake.

Christchurch resident Colleen Simpson said panicked residents ran into the street in their pajamas. Some buildings had collapsed, there was no power, and the mobile telephone network had failed.

“Oh my God. There is a row of shops completely demolished right in front of me,” Simpson told the Stuff news website.

Another person from Christchurch, Kevin O’Hanlon, said the jolt was extremely powerful.

“I was awake to go to work and then just heard this massive noise and ‘boom,’ it was like the house got hit. It just started shaking. I’ve never felt anything like it,” he told the news website.

The earthquake was 21 miles (33 kilometers) below the Earth’s surface, the geological agency GNS Science said. Radio reports said items were tossed from store shelves and roof tiles cracked by the strong temblor.

The quake hit at 4:35 a.m. shaking thousands of residents awake, New Zealand’s National Radio reported.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said “no destructive widespread tsunami threat existed, based on historical earthquake and tsunami data.”

New Zealand sits above an area of the Earth’s crust where two tectonic plates collide. The country records more than 14,000 earthquakes a year — but only about 150 are felt by residents. Fewer than 10 a year do any damage.

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3 Oday, X.Cali Axmed Gelle
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5 Oday, Xasan Yagoori X. Cawad
6 Oday, Cabdi Cali dheeg
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18 Aqoonyahan, Asad Maxamed Awaare
19 Mudane, Saleeban Guran Raan
20 Aqoonyahan, Muuse Xuseen Dabaleeb
21 Eng.Maxamud Cali Qodax
22 Oday, C/qaadir Ow-Maxamed Abokor(Shalkhbeen)
23 Sheekh, Maxamed C/laahi Hambaase
24 Mudane, C/salaan Ruuraa M. Xoosh
25 Mudane, C/rashiid Max’ud Saleebaan (Ukun)
26 Aqoonyahan, Yuusuf Maxamed Cali Buney
27 Sheekh, Daahir Axmed Faarax caliyey
28 Dr. Xasan Aadan Maxamed Cali Buney
29 Aqoonyahan, C/xakim X. Cali
30 Aqoonyahan, Maxamed Garaad Abshir
31 Marwo, Fadumo Cali dheeg
32 Marwo, Xaawo Cabdi Xassan
33 Aqoonyahan, Faysal Xassan Guuleed
34 Marwo, Cadar Saleebaan Dhagaweyne
35 Aqoonyahan, Axmed Max’ed Farax(Kismanyo)
36 Ganacsade, Max’ed Axmed Qaloocow
37 Mudane, Cabdi Xassan Guuleed
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39 Ganacsade, Ciise Sulub dhikil
40 Aqoonyahan, C/fatax X. Cali Axmed
41 Aqoonyahan, Ifraax Yuusuf Ruuraa
42 Aamina Waraabe Dheere
43 Abshir Ahmed Qolocow
44 Ahmed Adan Jiifyare
45 Cali Xasan Guleed
46 Amina Axmed Qolocow
47 Amina Cise Obsiye(Biyoole)
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49 Amina Saleban Indhagudhan
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51 Amran Jaamac Kariye
52 Axmed Maxamed Ismacil Fuje
53 Axmed Sulub Dhikil
54 Axmed Warsameyare
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56 Ayaan Jaamac Aftaag
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61 Bashaash Maxamud Cawad
62 Cali Mursal J. Xoosh
63 C/farxaan Cise Obsiye (Biyoole)
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67 C/qani Ahmed Diihaal
68 C/Rashid Ahmed Qolocow(Ruush)
69 C/Rashid Ow Maxamed Abokor
70 C/raxman Dhakalaf
71 C/risaaq Huseen Cabdiqaal
72 C/risaaq Warsame Halowle
73 C/risaq Xuseen Saleban
74 C/weli Max’ed Cartan(Gadhcade)
75 Caasha Cilmi Hagoog
76 Cabdi Jamac Kudayare
77 Cabdi Jirde Maxamed
78 Cabdi warsameyare
79 Cabdicaziz Saleban Shire
80 Cabdifataax Cawil Cabdi dirir
81 Cabdikariin Sulub Dhikil
82 Cabdiqaadir Axmed Cali dheeg
83 Cabdiraxmaan Sulub Dhikil
84 Cabdirisaaq Maxamed X. Dirir
85 Cabdixaafid X. Xirsi
86 Cali Axmed Faarax Caliyey
87 Cambaro Sulub Jamac
88 Canab Mursal Saalax
89 Ceebla X. Cawad
90 Cibaado X. Dirir
91 Cibado Maxamed Aware
92 Cudbi Xareed
93 Dayib Ismaaciil Nuur
94 Deeqa Cabdi X. Maxamuud Uurmaax
95 Faa’id Xirsi Biyoole
96 Faadumo Askar Mire
97 Faadumo Axmed Wade
98 Faadumo Cali Cumar
99 Faadumo Hindi Cali Carab
100 Faadumo Saalax Jamac
101 Faadumo Saleebaan Jiifyare
102 Faadumo Warsame Yare
103 Faadumo-kiin Axmed Calidheeg
104 Fadumo Maxmed Aware
105 Fadumo-kin Maxamed Farax Cabaade
106 Farax Maxamud cisman Cawad
106 Farxaan Hurudo
107 Fardows Cabdi Cali Dheeg
108 Fardus Khalif Deeble
109 Farduus Guray Raan
110 Farxiya Cabdi Calid Dheeg
111 Farxiya Cawil Cabdi Dirir
112 Fowzia X. Dirir
113 Gaasira Axmed Cali dheeg
114 Hibaaq Xuseen X. Muse Bayl
115 Hindi Cali Carab
116 Hodan Cise Obsiye (biyoole)
117 Ibraahim Baaryare
118 Ibraahim X. Maxamuud Uurmaax
119 Ifraax C/laahi Hambaase
120 Ifraax M. Cartan (Gadhcade)
121 Ifraax C/qaadir Shalaqbeen
122 Indhadeeq Muuse Cawad
123 Intisaar Axmed Cali dheeg
124 Jaamac Yusuf Weris
125 Jamac Maxamed Adan Gaaruf
125 Kaafiya X. Axmed Cali
126 Kayse Adan Jiifyare
127 Khadra C/wahab Jamacdhere
128 Khadra Cise Obsiye (Biyoole)
129 Khadra Ismaaciil
130 Khadra C/Qaadir Shalaqbeen
131 Kiin M. Farax Cabaade
132 Koos Inshaad Maxamed
133 Liban Axmed Qolocow
134 Luul C/risaaq Xirsi Dhabarlow
135 Makiya C/wahab Jamacdhere
136 Maryan Faarah Max’ed Awaare
137 Maryan Ow Maxamed
138 Maryan Warsameyare
139 Maxamed Adan Maxamed Cali Buney
140 Maxamed Budhays Maxamud Xoosh
141 Maxamed C/qaadir Shalaqbeen
142 Maxamed C/risaq Xirsi Dhabarlow
143 Maxamed Cabaase Gelle
144 Maxamed Cabdicasiis Xaashi
145 Maxamed Cise Obsiye (Biyoole)
146 Maxamed Rashiid Jaamac Dhabarlow
147 Maxamed Sicid Maxamed ( sheef)
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159 Raxma Xirsi Biyoole
160 Roda Maxamud Cisman
161 Saafi Shire Ismaciil
162 Saafi Cali Guray
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164 Sacdiya Xirsi Biyoole
165 Sadiiq Cabdi Cali dheeg
166 Sadiq C/risaq Xirsi Dhabarlow
167 Safiya Bashir Cise
168 Safiya Cisman waraabedhere
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170 Sahra Cabdi Bille
171 Sahra Cabdi Caydiid
172 Sahra Cabdi X.dirir
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174 Saleebaan Cali Askar
175 Samiira Shaxaari
176 Samsam Jamac Shire
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178 Saynab Bille
179 Saynab Cabaase Muse
180 Saynab Cali Saleban Indhagudhan
181 Saynab Maxamed Aware
182 Shamhaad Ciise Cabsiye (biyoole)
183 Shirwac Cabdilaahi Aar Caydiid
184 Suuri Ducaqabe
185 Suways Maxamud Ranbe
186 Xaali Faarax Dalab
187 Xaawo Ow Maxamed
188 Xalimo Ahmed Galle
189 Xalimo Jamac Cawad
190 Xalimo Ow Muse Cise
191 Xalimo X. Dirir
192 Xasan Ahmedshire Maxamed
193 Xasan Cabdi Yusuf (dheere)
194 Xassan Maxamed Aware
195 Xuseen Cabdi Dhikil
196 Xuseen Jaamac Muuse [xusenducaqabe}
197 Xuseen Saleban Maxamed Indhole
198 Yaasiin Axmed qolocow
199 Yaasiin Cabdi Cali Dheeg
200 Yurub Axmed Wali

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will meet again on Sept. 14 and 15 in the Middle East, likely at the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik, with an eye toward forging the outline of a pact. They will also meet roughly every two weeks after that.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who hosted the talks at the State Department, will attend the next round. In a public plea for both sides to compromise in the name of peace, Clinton said the Obama administration has no illusions about reaching a quick breakthrough.

“We’ve been here before and we know how difficult the road ahead will be,” she said. “There undoubtedly will be obstacles and setbacks. Those who oppose the cause of peace will try in every way possible to sabotage this process, as we have already seen this week.” She was referring to Palestinian attacks on Israelis in the disputed West Bank on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The United States’ special Mideast envoy George Mitchell announced the developments after several hours of talks between Netanyahu and Abbas at which the two leaders pledged to work through the region’s deeply ingrained mutual hostility and suspicion to resolve the long-running conflict in a year’s time.

Mitchell declined to detail exactly what the framework agreement would include but said it would lay out the main compromises necessary to get to a full peace treaty.

“Our goal is to resolve all of the core issues within one year, and the parties themselves have suggested and agreed that the logical way to proceed, to tackle them, is to try to reach a framework agreement first,” he told reporters as Abbas and Netanyahu remained in a one-on-one session that completed the day’s talks. Earlier the two leaders met together with Clinton and Mitchell, and held a separate session with the full delegation of negotiators. On Wednesday, Abbas and Netanyahu met separately with President Barack Obama at the White House.

Mitchell offered no timeline for agreeing on the initial framework, which he said was something “less than a full-fledged treaty” but more detailed than a statement of principles.

The compromises will involve the thorniest issues that have dogged the parties for decades: the borders of an eventual Palestinian state, the political status of Jerusalem, the fate of Palestinian refugees and security. Another major issue is the Palestinians’ demand that Israel freeze all settlement activities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, which the Palestinians want to be part of their future state.

Clinton opened the talks with an appeal for the two leaders to overcome a long history of failed attempts to resolve the conflict and make the difficult compromises needed for peace.

“I know the decision to sit at this table was not easy,” said Clinton, who with Mitchell has been working to relaunch talks stalled for 20 months. “We understand the suspicion and skepticism that so many feel borne out of years of conflict and frustrated hopes.”

“But, by being here today, you each have taken an important step toward freeing your peoples from the shackles of a history we cannot change and moving toward a future of peace and dignity that only you can create,” she said.

Flanked by Abbas and Netanyahu at the head of a U-shaped table in the State Department’s ornate Benjamin Franklin room, Clinton said the Obama administration was committed to a settlement. She stressed, though, that the heavy lifting must be done by Netanyahu and Abbas with support from the international community, particularly the Arab and Israeli publics.

Netanyahu and Abbas vowed to work together but each outlined concessions required from the other.

“I see in you a partner for peace,” Netanyahu told Abbas. “Together we can lead our people to a historic future that can put an end to claims and to conflict. Now this will not be easy. A true peace, a lasting peace would be achieved only with mutual and painful concessions from both sides.”

Abbas called on Israel to end Jewish settlements in the West Bank and other areas that the Palestinians want to be part off their own state. Netanyahu insisted that any agreement must ensure Israel’s security as a Jewish state.

“We do know how hard are the hurdles and obstacles we face during these negotiations — negotiations that within a year should result in an agreement that will bring peace,” Abbas said.

Thursday’s negotiations were the first since the last effort broke down in December 2008. A spate of violence this week in the West Bank and concerns about Israeli settlement activity have cast low expectations.

Gunmen from the militant Palestinian Hamas movement killed four Israeli residents of a West Bank settlement on Tuesday. And, on Wednesday, hours before the leaders had dinner with Obama and Clinton at the White House, Hamas gunmen wounded two Israelis as they drove in their car in another part of the West Bank.

Hamas rejected the talks and stepped up its rhetoric as the ceremony in Washington began.

“These talks are not legitimate because the Palestinian people did not give any mandate to Mahmoud Abbas and his team to negotiate on behalf of our people,” said Sami Abu Zuhri, a Hamas spokesman. “Therefore, any result and outcome of these talks does not commit us and does not commit our people, it only commits Abbas himself.”

Further complicating the situation is the fact that the talks will face their first test within weeks, at the end of September, when the Israeli government’s declared slowdown in settlement construction is slated to end.

Palestinians have said that a renewal of settlement construction will torpedo the talks. The Israeli government is divided over the future of the slowdown, and a decision to extend it could split Netanyahu’s hawkish coalition. Netanyahu has given no indication so far that it will continue beyond the deadline

Muqdisho: Gudoomiyaha Ururka Xisbul Islaam Sheekh Xasan Daahir Aweys ayaa sheegay in ay sii wadi doonaan dagaalada ay kula jiraan dowladda madaxwyne Shariif iyo ciidamada AMISOM maadaam sida uu sheegay danta dadka, dalka iyo diintu ay ku jirto dagaalkooda.

Sheekh Xasan Daahir Aweys Hogaamiyaha Ururka Xisbul Islaam oo shir jaraa’id ku qabtay qeybo ka mid ah Magaalada Muqdisho ayaa waxaa uu ugu horeyn ku baaqey in la mideeyo xarakada Al Shabaab iyo Ururka Xisbul Islaam.

Sheekha ayaa waxa uu tilmaamay in loobaahanyahay in Al Shababa iyo Xisbul Islaam ay u midoobaan dagaalada ka dhanka ah dowladda iyo AMISOM islamarkaana ay ka fogaadaan waxyaabaha keeni kara isku dhaca Shabaab iyo Xisbul islaam, waxaana uu intaasi ku daray Sheekh Xasan Daahir in xalka dalka, dadka iyo diinta uu ku jiro in la sii wado dagaalada ka dhanka ah dowladda KMG Soomaaliya.

Ugu dambeyntii ayaa Sheekh Xasan Daahir waxaa uu wax lala yaabo ku tilmaamay sida uu hadalka u dhigey Culimada Waxgaradka iyo odayaasha ku baaqaya in la joojiyo dagaalada ka dhanka ah dowladda KMG iyo ciidamada AMISOM ee ku sugan Soomaaliya isagoo sheegay in aysan isku dhiibi doonin Ciidamada AMISOM iyo taageerayaashooda…

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A flare-up of violence in the Palestinian West Bank and a deadlock over Jewish settlements there loom as potential deal-breakers for Obama, who will host Israeli and Palestinian leaders for dinner at the White House in Washington.

Obama brought Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas together for face-to-face negotiations after months of U.S.-mediated indirect talks. But he faces deep skepticism about his chances of success.

Defense minister Ehud Barak’s rare comments about the need to partition Jerusalem, which is at the heart of the conflict, could signal Netanyahu’s willingness to divide the holy city in any final peace deal with Palestinians.

Netanyahu has publicly balked at ceding the eastern, Arab part of the city that Israel captured in the 1967 Mideast war.

“West Jerusalem and 12 Jewish neighborhoods that are home to 200,000 (Israeli) residents will be ours,” Barak told the Haaretz newspaper.

“The Arab neighborhoods in which close to a quarter million Palestinians live will be theirs,” he added, referring to East Jerusalem, which the Palestinians want as capital of a future state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

He said a “special regime” will be in place in the Old City, where al-Aqsa, Islam’s third-holiest shrine, abuts the Western Wall, the vestige of Judaism’s two ancient temples and today a Jewish prayer plaza.

SHOOTING ATTACK

Barak also said a shooting attack that killed four Israelis in the West Bank on Tuesday would not derail the talks. Militants from the Palestinian group Hamas, which opposes peace with Israel, claimed responsibility.

Palestinian leaders committed to the peace process joined Israel and the United States in condemning the attack, sending a clear message the talks would go ahead after a 20-month hiatus.

Abbas’s security forces arrested 150 Hamas members in the West Bank after the attack.

“This kind of savage brutality has no place in any country under any circumstances,” U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in Washington shortly as she met Netanyahu.

Obama will meet separately with Netanyahu and Abbas on Wednesday before hosting them for dinner, the warm-up for formal talks on Thursday at the State Department.

The summit marks Obama’s riskiest plunge into Middle East diplomacy, not least because he wants the two sides to forge a deal within 12 months. He is staking precious political capital on the peace drive in a U.S. congressional election year.

There is also the danger that failure on this front could set back Obama’s faltering attempts at winning over the Muslim world as he seeks solidarity against Iran.

STARK REMINDER

The Hamas attack was a reminder that the Islamist group, which controls the Gaza Strip, remains a threat to peace moves by the moderate Abbas, whose Fatah party governs the West Bank. Hamas threatened more attacks.

The violence could make Netanyahu less likely to accede to Palestinian demands for more control of security in the West Bank. They also want Netanyahu to extend a freeze on Jewish settlement building there.

The 10-month, partial Israeli moratorium on new housing construction in settlements expires on September 26. Abbas has said he will pull out from the talks if the freeze is not extended.

Netanyahu, who heads a government dominated by pro-settler parties, has not given any definitive word on whether he will extend it. Obama’s aides have been scrambling for a compromise.

Netanyahu said he would insist in the talks with Abbas that security arrangements in any final peace deal would not expose Israel to attacks like Tuesday’s shootings.

“We will not let terror decide where Israelis live or the configuration of our final borders. These and other issues will be determined in negotiations for peace that we are conducting,” Netanyahu said.

The four Israeli settlers, two men and two women, one pregnant, were shot dead after nightfall on a busy highway close to the flashpoint West Bank city of Hebron.

The White House strongly condemned the attack and urged that it not be allowed to sabotage the negotiations. It took months of U.S. pressure to bring the two sides to the table.

Abbas, who also met Clinton before the summit, condemned “any operation that targets civilians, Palestinians or Israelis.” Hamas calls the Western-backed Abbas, who governs only in the West Bank, a “traitor” for talking to Israel.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Jordan’s King Abdullah will attend the White House dinner, expanding the dialogue to two influential Arab neighbors who have made peace with Israel and could promote broader Arab-Israeli reconciliation.

(Additional reporting by Jeffrey Heller and Andrew Quinn in Washington; Allyn Fisher-Ilan in Jerusalem, editing by Angus MacSwan

DES MOINES, Iowa – Potential 2012 presidential candidate Sarah Palin will headline the Iowa Republican Party’s biggest annual fundraiser, party officials announced Tuesday in the state that launches the presidential nominating process.

The Sept. 17 speech at the annual Reagan Dinner in Des Moines will be the first Iowa appearance by the former Alaska governor and 2008 vice presidential candidate since a brief book-signing stop last December.

“I know Iowa Republicans will be energized and motivated by Governor Palin to stand up and fight for these principles all the way to Election Day and beyond,” said Matt Strawn, chairman of the Iowa Republican Party.

Ed Failor Jr., head of Iowans for Tax Relief, said Palin was doing the task most important to the party: raising money. Tickets for the dinner cost $100 each.

Republican strategist Bob Haus said Palin’s visit also would energize Republican activists as the November election approaches. Republicans hope the election will enable them to retake the governorship, re-elect longtime U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley and take back control of the state House.

Palin is considered a Republican Party superstar, with members paying close attention to her endorsements and showing up in big numbers for appearances like at last weekend’s “Restoring Honor” rally in Washington, D.C. The rally was organized by conservative commentator Glenn Beck.

Palin’s Iowa visit will follow multiple appearances by others mentioned as potential 2012 presidential candidates.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich all have made repeated stops in the state. Gingrich aides announced Tuesday he will return to Iowa on Sept. 9.

Potential presidential candidates traditionally open their campaigns by helping local candidates, building ties that carry over to the presidential race.

“Governor Palin recognizes Iowa as an important state with a lot of important races up and down the ballot,” said Tim Albrecht, a spokesman for former Gov. Terry Branstad, who is trying to return to the office he held for 16 years. “I think she’s focused on this year. In terms of 2012, the exposure certainly won’t hurt.”

Go’aankii shirkii Nairobi, ka dib markii lala soo jibaaxay Gacanka Carabta iyo Afrikada Bari, waxaa la keenay gogol uu Garaad Jaamac Garaad Ismaaciil u fidiyey Isimada SSC kana kooban 14 xubnood.  Fadhigii u horeeyey wuxuu ka dhacay Hol-Hol, halkaas oo looga qaxay colaad, waxaana loo guurey Buuro-Wadal.

  Halku-dhegga (Agenda)shirku wuxuu ahaa in la isla eego, lana lafa guro go’aankii shirkii Nairobi, lana ansixiyo.  Lama saldhiggan  markii dulucdii iyo qaabkii shirkaba la af-duubay, waxaana si cad ugu laba- laxaadseday Garaad Jaamac Garaad Cali, oo gaadhsiiyey Isimo la magacaabo, taasoo keentay fadeexadii u horayeysey ee madasha ka dhacda.  Garaad Jaamac Garaad Ismaaciil oo Gogosha fidiyey, xilna ka saarnaa hab wanaag u socodka shirku, iskuma deyin inuu xakameeyo oo si siman loo wadaago majaraha la aad siinayo danaha beesha, balse wuxuu garab aan qarsoodi lahayn ku siiyey Garaad Jaamac Garaad Cali.  Halkaana waxaa ka dhacay waxaan loo fadhiyin, waxaana tumaatidii ugu culslayd haleeshay Isimidii goobta joogey, oo aad moodey inay ka gaabiyeen waajibkii saarna, xilkii ay beesha u hayeena baylihiyey.  Murtida Af-Soomaaligana waxaa kusoo biiray ereyada ah “ Haddii aan Sac-Sac ka raacayn, cidna loo joojin mayo”,  taasoo muujinaysa dareenka goobta yaaley sida uu u kala duwanaa, aragtiduna isaga soo horjeedey, iyo danaha shirka laga lahaa  oo u aloosmay ujeedo-badan.

Shirkaa Buuro-Wadal, iyo gogoshii uu dhigay Garaad Jaamac Garaad Ismaaciil waxaa ku wiiqmay niyad wanaagii beesha SSC, waxaana mar keliya meesha ka baxay baaqii aha MIDAYNTA  iyo BADBAADINTA ee dad weynuhu  ay u hanqal taagayeen, waxaana isla goobtaa ku burburay Hogaankii  SSC.   Halkaa waxaan soo dhaafin hab nidaamkii la doonayey inuu beesha isla doonto, isuna keeno aragtida, xooga iyo xoolaha dadweynaha.  Gogoshaa Garaad Jaamac waxay noqotay mid aan dadka loogu talin, balse loogu tashaday, waxaana halkii ka dhashay,  burburkii Hogaanka oo lala mideeyey is af garad la’aanta dadka.  Nacayb iyo xumo aan hore loo arag ayaa la beeray.

          Si dadka xaqiiqada loo gaadhsiiyo, waxaanu caddaynaynaa in Hogaankii, isagoo aan weli Degaanka soo gaadhin, kana iman Nairobi, lagu burburiyey Buuro-Wadal halkaana uu ku dumey.  Haddiise weli la hadal hayo, waxay tahay xusuus inuu maalmo jirey, iyo nin-jeclaysi aan marna ku salaysnayn danaha bulshaweynta guud, isagoo aan socod baranna lagala laabtay kalsoonidi yarayd ee  loo hayey .  Qurba joogta dhexdooda inuu magac ahaan uga jiro ciddii doonaysaa ha u daysato.  Waxaase yaab iyo amakaag leh, Garaad Jaamac Garaad Ismaaciil oo si buuxda uga dheregsan in Gogoshii hore ee uu fidiyey lagu guul daraystay, inuu haddana doonayo mid kale inuu u dhigo, kuna dhex-dhexaadiyo Ururka NSUM iyo Hogaan aan jirin.  Umadda quusta ka joogta kana samirtay dhex-dhexaadin dhan u janjeedha,  Waxay talo guud  ku leedahay:-  Garaad maya gogol labaad, tii horaa lagu kala guuree,  tanna sow lagu gubtee!!

1. Cali Cawl Xuseen
2. Maxamuud Xaaji Cumar Camey
3. Mohamoud Osman Awad
4. Jaamac Oogle
5. Cali Mahdi Maxamed Cadde
6. Abdullahi Dalmar Guleed
7. Maxamuud Faarax Ciise
8. Mr. Maxamed Jibriil Caateeye
9. Dr. Abdirahman Ainab Farah Miiraf
10. Caaqil Cabdilaahi Xasan Qanbi
11. Cabdirashiid Cismaan Boos
12. Cismaan Xaaji Yuusuf
13  Caaqil Ahmed Diriye Jiinje
14.Caaqil Hindi Mohamed Adan Caws
15. Caaqil Cali Dahable Abdi
16. Sheikh Omar Soodani
17. Caaqil Hassan Isse Wacays
18. Caqil Abdirahman Ahmed Olol
19. Eng. Mohamud Farah Ali (Wayl)
20. Said Yusuf Garad
21. Sheikh Muse Seeraar Yusuf
22 Baabul X.Abdullahi Omar Amey
23. Abdirashid Ahmed Raabi
24.Sheikh Mubarak Sheikh Hussein
25. Sheikh Omar Sheikh Osman
26. Sheikh Mukhtar Ahmed Haji Farah
27.Abdirahman Calawaash
28. Adan Ali Axdar
29. Caaqil Ahmed Abdi Hirad
30. Caaqil X. Maxamuud Xaaji Ibrahim Garbiye
31. Caaqil Ahmed Ismail Muxumud Gurux
32.Chief Caaqil  X. Cabdi Jama Halac
33. Caaqil Xuseen Mohaxamud Aw-Muse
34. Caaqil Cabdi Samad Cali Xasan
35. Caaqil Xasan Xuseen Daahir
36.Hassan Ali Yusuf
37. Abdullahi Warsame Cusman
38.  Abdi Hassan Qanbi
39. Mohamud Nuh Moxamed Cajab
40. Mohamud Haji Hassan Ali
41. Mohamed Muse Farah
42. Xasan Mahdi Xaaji Faarax   

 XIGASHO DHANBAAL

• Mount Sinabung erupts on SumatraAn Indonesian volcano, inactive for four centuries, erupted again on Monday, pitching ash two km (1.5 miles) into the air and sending nearby residents scurrying from their homes. Villages were emptying fast near Mount Sinabung on the north of Sumatra island, leaving behind only officials from the bureau of meteorology and the police. Short-haul flights skirting the volcano were delayed. Surono …

  http://www.enn.com/top_stories/article/41713

• Indonesian volcano eruption forces people to fleeAn Indonesian volcano that has been dormant for hundreds of years erupts for a second time, forcing thousands of people out of their homes.

  http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2010/08/30/indonesia-volcano-eruption.html?ref=rss

• Thousands flee Indonesian volcanoAn Indonesian volcano spewed a vast cloud of smoke and ash high into the air on Monday, disrupting flights and sending thousands more people into temporary shelters.

  http://www.canada.com/news/Thousands+flee+Indonesian+volcano/3459399/story.html

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