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In somalia, there no professional journalism, somalia is the real land of citizen journalism. However, it was also the arab springs media though some thing new to them.
What somalia needs is not a good politicians, the politicians have no morals. there is no such thing as a good politician. What somalia needs are a good journalists that will always criticize the government in the media. Its true that journalism has no friends. We don't need some one who would treat the government like a guest, we also don't need a dooladiid media iyo horta yaa doortey...
In the arab world there are many journalists that are very respectful to the point that the millionairs, the leaders want to make for them a stellite channels like gasaan bin jaddo because the arabic public trust in them. Tell me one somali journalist who is more trusted in the public eyes? Maybe the cartoonist amin amir for his images that are criticizing the government.
Somalia needs a louder voices, any government needs to talk loudly so they can kakac jiifka. Somalia needs journalists that can express the publics imotions.

This is the 1st time i have seen u making sense.

PrinceDaadi wrote:This is the 1st time i have seen u making sense.

I make sense in the politics, the rest are personal or a sahal thing

Somalis haven't reached that level of civilisation where a man can question his government's motives without being harrased or accused of something. Freedom of speech in Somalia is not even considered a social convention, blame our culture for this

sahal, stop making sense. I don't like this. This new you is intimidating.

Alphanumeric wrote:sahal, stop making sense. I don't like this. This new you is intimidating.

intimidating? I will take it as a compliment though, being intimidating not just physically but also menally.

Lol, and there it goes.

abakar20 wrote:Somalis haven't reached that level of civilisation where a man can question his government's motives without being harrased or accused of something. Freedom of speech in Somalia is not even considered a social convention, blame our culture for this

Good point.

Alphanumeric wrote:Lol, and there it goes.

Ok waa iga dhalisey. I thought you really meant it. Not a big deal losing a compliment though.