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Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya oo ka laabtay go'aankii uu xilka kaga qaaday Ra'iisul wasaare Cumar C/rashiid Cali Shamar'arke
Khamiis, May 20, 2010 (HOL) − Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed ayaa maanta oo Khamiis ah ka laabtay go'aankii uu xilka kaga qaaday Ra'iisul wasaaraha Soomaaliya Cumar C/rashiid Cali Shama'arke.

Wareegto kasoo baxday xafiis Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya ayaa lagu sheegay in Madaxweynuhu uu ka laabtay go'aankaas, ayna Dowladda Soomaaliya sii wadato howsheeda, waxaana warkaas u akhriyay saxaafadda Madaxa wafaafinta Madaxtooyada C/kariin Khaliif Xaashi.

"Madaxweynuhu markuu dib u eegay go'aankii uu qaatay, lana tashaday xubno sharci-yaqaanno ah, wuxuu ogolaaday inay xukuumaddu howsheeda sii wadato" ayuu yiri Afhayeenka Madaxtooyada oo aqrinayay wareegtada Madaxweynaha.

Sidoo kale wareegtada waxaa lagu sheegay in Madaweynuhu uu eegay xaalka uu dalku marayo iyo inaysan sharci ahayn inuu xilka ka qaadi karo Ra'iisul wasaaraha, waxaana Madaxweynuhu uu Isniintii xilka ka qaaday Ra'iisul Wasaare Sharma'arke.

Cumar C/rashiid oo isla maalintaas la hadlay saxaafadda ayaa gaashaanka ku dhuftay go'aankaas, wuxuuna sheegay in dowladdiisu ay sii shaqeynayso, iyadoo maanta lagu arkayay Madaxtooyada dublamaasiyiin shisheeye ah oo cadaadis ku saaray Madaxweynaha inuu go'aankiisa ka laabto.
Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya ayaa hadalkan uu soo saaray kaddib ka dhoofay gaaroonka diyaaradaha ee Muqdisho isagoo ku sii jeeda dalka Turkiga si uga qaybgalo shirka looga hadlo arrimaha Somalia, wuxuuna sii marayaa Nairobi.

Maxamed Xaaji Xuseen, Hiiraan Online
maxuseen@hiiraan.com
Muqdisho, Soomaaliya

This is for Fah....English version

Somali president reinstates prime minister, cabinet

By ABDULKADIR KHALIF,NATION Correspondent and Agencies
Posted Thursday, May 20 2010 at 21:30

MOGADISHU, Thursday

Somalia’s president reinstated Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Sharmarke and his cabinet on Thursday after days of uncertainty following a parliamentary vote of no confidence in them.

President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed asked Mr Sharmarke and his ministers to step down after the vote on Sunday. A total 280 MPs had chosen to sack them, according to former speaker Sheikh Aden Madobe, who has since resigned.

“Why I replaced the prime minister was because I was referring to a letter from the former speaker, but I have ordered the government to continue its duties because when I discussed with lawyers, they said it was unconstitutional,” Ahmed said in a statement.

Mr Sharmarke refused to leave his position and maintained that parliament’s move was unconstitutional. The chamber, whose business has been paralysed because many legislators live in Kenya, Europe and America because of security fears in the war-riven country, met for the first time on Sunday, since December.

Late today, a statement read by the Presidency’s Information Director, Abdirashid Khalif Hashi, confirmed that Mr Sharmarke and his cabinet will continue serving the Transitional Federal Government. “President Ahmed consulted legal experts and legislators and it has become clear that the government could not be dismissed,” said Mr Hashi.

A source from Villa Somalia, the state house in Mogadishu, indicated this morning that President Ahmed had a meeting on Wednesday night with Mr Sharmarke and some cabinet members. They reportedly discussed the difference between the president and the PM.

On Monday, President Ahmed announced that he was to appoint a new prime minister to form a more efficient government. However, on Tuesday, PM Sharmarke rejected the remarks by the president and insisted that he could only lose his post through resignation or unfavourable vote by the parliament.

“I can not accept my government dismissed through a mere statement,” said the premier. “I can only lose my job through a legal means, including resignation or via parliamentary vote of no-confidence,” he added. Those present in the meeting on Wednesday night included the three deputy prime ministers and some key Cabinet members.

And although the PM insisted that his government remains legitimate, President Ahmed reportedly urged the Cabinet to resign so that he could appoint a new premier to form a government. Nevertheless, PM Sharmarke resisted the proposal.

Before this crisis, the Speaker of the Parliament, Sheikh Aden Mohamed Nur alias Sheikh Aden Madobe resigned on Monday, paving the way for the parliament to elect a new leadership. Sheikh Aden Madobe encountered a rebellion by furious MPs that forced him to abandon a session, on Sunday, 16th of May.

After leaving the session, the embattled parliamentary speaker announced that the government of PM Sharmarke collapsed through a vote of no-confidence on Sunday, which the premier rejected as baseless. Meanwhile, a roadside bomb killed a Ugandan soldier working with the African Union peacekeeping mission in the Somali capital on Thursday, a spokesman said.

The AMISOM mission has just under 7,000 troops helping to bolster the lawless country’s transitional government. The African Union has asked its member states to boost these numbers but only Uganda and Burundi have done so. “We have lost one soldier after a roadside bomb blast struck our convoy,” AMISOM spokesman Major Barigye Ba-hoku told Reuters.

“It was a barbaric attack by the anti-peace elements who don’t like peace for Somalia.” The dead soldier was part of a group carrying out daily patrols near the port. Somalia has had no effective central government for nearly two decades and the government controls no more than a few blocks of Mogadishu with the AU troops’ help.

In a separate attack, two children were killed when a mortar fired in the direction of the parliament landed on a house. The Horn of African country has been deprived of effective central government for nearly 20 years and Ahmed’s Western-backed administration controls no more than a few blocks of Mogadishu, with the help of African Union troops.

There goes his pride, never mess with a dhabayaco

lol

You should teach your nephew how to read and write Somali man

Sh. Shariif is an utter embarassment. I bet none of his "advisors" rad the TFG charter or even know where to find it.

cumar should geedi the tfg. get what you can and get out.

Fat boy will just get into more trouble if he tries to get revenge. he's too weak to take on Sheik sharif.

Ali Ghedi stole all the TFG's money

qardasay wrote:Fat boy will just get into more trouble if he tries to get revenge. he's too weak to take on Sheik sharif.

Ali Ghedi stole all the TFG's money

I thought the whole place is protected by AMISOM and I am just wondering where the power to threaten Omar Abdirashid came from. If AMISOM was not there, Sheekh Fuad Shangole would have been running the show in Mogadishu by now but inshallah it will come.

Sharmarke's first Political victory he is a true Majeerteen after all.

We never back down from a Political fight. Donkey boy got humiliated in his own territory trying to swing a political punish towards Sharmarke son of the great Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke.

ps: No more Mr Nice Omar Sharmarke after this incident this government will see.

xoogSADE14 wrote:lol

You should teach your nephew how to read and write Somali man

Sh. Shariif is an utter embarassment. I bet none of his "advisors" rad the TFG charter or even know where to find it.

Lol Soo true.

You can't just wake up one morning and say " I fire the PM" this whole thing was pathetic and effectively seals whatever "credibility" Sharif had. This victory is more than Omar Abdirashid Sharmarke, it is a victory against the authoritarian nature of the so-called Somali leaders.