2 Somali men burnt Alive in south Africa

[Karbaash_killa]

2 Nin oo soomaali ah oo lagu gubay dalka Koonfur Afrika.

MudugNet, Muqdisho. Isniin, Maarso 19, 2007.

labo Nin oo Soomaali ah ayaa xaley saqdii dhexe lagu gubey dukaano ku yaala tuulo bariga kaga began magaalada Cape town ee dalka koonfur afrika sida uu sheegay ganacsade soomaali ah oo lagu magacaabo Cabdi Cabdulle Gaargaar.

Falkan waxashnimada ah ee lagu Gubay 2 qof ee Soomaalida ah waxaa geystay rag Burcad ah oo u dhashay dalka Koonfur afrika.

Meydka labada Marxuum ayaa maanta lagu aasay Qubuuraha Muslimka lagu aaso ee dalka Koonfur afrika.

Jaaliyadda Soomaalida ee ku Nool dalka Koonfur Afrika ayaa falkan ku tilmaamay mid ka baxsan bani-aadannimada.

Booliska dalka Koonfur Afrika ayaa bilaabay baaritaan ay ku sameynayaa cida ka mas’uulka ah falkan lagu gubay 2 qof ee soomaalida ah.

Dalka Koonfur afrika waxaa dil iyo dhac Joogta ah loogu Gesytaa dad soomaaliyeed,iyadoo tiradda dadka soomaalida ah ee lagu dilka dalkaasi ay gaareyso 3 bilood ee la dhaafay in ka badan 40 ruux.

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[FAH1223]

smh

allah ha naxaristo

[musika man]

ilaaheey ha u naxariisto.

somalis should leave south africa and come home.

[Mooge_88]

Ilaaha u naxariisto



Dhulkaaga hooyo haybad ku leedahay.

[Fists of Fury]

JFC!!! F'uckin savage bastards. I give the Dutch credit for knowing how to deal with their sadistic, tire burning asses. And to boot, the c'unts committed a sacrilege by harvesting the poor sod's organs.

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Somalia: 2 Somalis burnt alive in South Africa
Mon. March 19, 2007 12:22 pm.- By Mohamed Abdi Farah. - Send this news article

(SomaliNet) Armed robbers in South Africa are reported to have burnt two Somali men alive on Sunday night as they were sleeping inside their shop in Musal Bay, 300km east of Cape Town.

Somali witnesses in Cape Town city told Somalinet that the bandits broke into the shop and set it ablaze. “at the time of the fire, the two Somali men, shop keepers were trapped inside the shop,” witnesses said.

“It was really shocking news when this morning we saw the pieces of the burnt men and Somalis here decided that we should bury them by today,” one of the Somali shop owners said.

The victims’ shop was only open for two weeks. “We do not know who set them on fire and why they were punished to death so maliciously like this,” a neighbor man said.

Meanwhile, another Somali man was killed by armed gangs in Philip, a tiny village in Cape Town on Saturday night. His body was taken out of the hospital, looking like it was cut open and stitched afterwards. He was buried in Cape on Sunday. It looked like as if his internal organs were harvested at the hospital.

Police in Cape were investigating who was behind the vicious acts in Cape, the authorities said.

[Lord Diplock]

it is high time Somalis leave South Africa and go back home, it is better to live in poverty than to be killed or maimed or raped by mindless Adoon Africans. This is a scandal and the authorities in RSA couldn't care less. how many more Somalis need to be murdered before the gov't of RSA acts?

[smooth]

The problem with these people is that they cant even return home, they have no documents to even board a plane, they have requested to voluntary leave the country many times, at all times the government has denied it.

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Source: JOHANNESBURG Post

A wave of violent attacks against Somali-run businesses around Cape Town is exposing tensions between poor South Africans and the millions of refugees who have flocked to the country in the hope of a better life.

Hadith Haji Adam, 26, who recently fled his war-torn country in the Horn of Africa, watched his small grocery store burned and vandalised when locals rampaged for several nights in Masiphumelele, an informal settlement near the Cape Peninsula port of Simonstown.

"All 27 shops run by Somalis in the settlement have been destroyed, many people have been injured and my shop is gone too," he said.

"Some people in the community like us, but others don't want the competition. I think some local shopowners are behind the violence against us - they organised the attacks on our businesses and now we have nothing," he alleged.

Like millions from Zimbabwe, Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and other African countries ravaged by war or grinding poverty, Haji Adam came to South Africa seeking refuge and a new start. Instead, he has found xenophobia, often fuelled by jealousy and intense competition for scarce resources.

"There is a huge problem in South Africa with racism and a dislike of foreigners, and it is only getting worse," he said. "The government says they will help us but I do not know when that help will come ... I am staying in temporary accommodation and I don't know how I can open another shop."

According to Ashraf Mohammed, Western Cape coordinator for South Africa's Human Rights Commission, "We are looking into reports that 27 Somalis have been killed in the Western Cape [Province] in the last month alone. We are not in possession of all the details of the incidents in Masiphumelele, but there is certainly a pattern that suggest xenophobia is one of the causes."

XENOPHOBIA ON THE RISE

Although South Africa is the continent's economic powerhouse, it has high unemployment - estimated at 40 percent - and a chronic lack of housing and reliable public services. Poor refugees drawn to the country often find themselves penniless in city centres, squatter camps or crime-ridden, low-income areas, where they compete with thousands of locals for scarce jobs.

In the past year, tensions among refugees and South Africans have boiled over several times, and have often mirrored the circumstances that drove the Masiphumelele attacks. Somali businesses were targeted near Johannesburg, northern Limpopo and Free State provinces, where two people were killed and 80 shops destroyed.

"Since last year xenophobic attacks in South Africa have definitely increased, and have also become more violent," said Katrina Mseme, campaign coordinator for the Roll Back Xenophobia Campaign.

"We started a campaign to educate people in 1998, and to begin to remove the strong strain of xenophobia in the country, but by 2003 that campaign had ended and we are again looking for funds," she said. "We need to educate people; we need to get out into the communities and bring church leaders and community leaders and schools together if we want to reverse the tide of xenophobia and racism."

Mseme said Somalis might find it more difficult to integrate than immigrants from countries bordering South Africa, which could explain why they and their businesses have been targeted so frequently.

Although South Africa's system of apartheid - the forced separation of people based on race - ended 12 years ago, race relations remain fraught. During apartheid communities were isolated from each other and the country was cut off from other African countries and cultures. Only a handful of the hundreds of thousands of migrants crossing the country's borders to work in the diamond and gold mines were integrated into wider society.

The recent influx of foreign migrants - the home affairs department estimates there are over 7 million undocumented immigrants in the country - has coincided with a rise in internal migration as locals relocate from rural to urban areas to find employment.

Competition for jobs, fear of strangers and, in some cases, plain ignorance are believed to be the catalysts triggering violent incidents against refugees.

Lasting solutions to the problems of racism and xenophobia are proving elusive. The Western Cape provincial government said it would launch an awareness campaign and probe the attacks against the Somali community.

Mseme said a long-term national strategy with a focus on education was needed. "When I go out and ask people what a refugee is, a lot of people say to me, 'Oh, it's that guy who sells drugs on the corner, or that one who steals from us'. These are attitudes that must change, because most refugees are law-abiding and contribute to South Africa's culture and economy."

[musika man]

^^^^

if only mooryaan habargedirs like you and karbaash will value peace they wouldnt be in that situation. you are killing abgals in xamar right now by shelling their houses. repent.

[e!]

Sad...

[Sadaam_Mariixmaan]

i wish Hawiye will live with their cousins..

[Karbaash_killa]

Yemeni boi..we gave you peace under islam you gave it away to invaders.. now you complaining.. typical arab..

[musika man]

[quote="Karbaash_killa"]Yemeni boi..we gave you peace under islam you gave it away to invaders.. now you complaining.. typical arab..[/quote]

^^^

we brought to islam to you lamagoodleeys and you rewarded us and gave us indhocadde.

[Karbaash_killa]

You brought qaniisnimo too... baraawe.... a safe heaven for homosexuals... Uff..

[Sadaam_Mariixmaan]

^^^

and Mooryans Sheegatonimo

[Fists of Fury]

F'uck off with the qabiil bullshit in this thread, you filthy c'ocks'ucker.