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How is it possible mr.Amiin Caamir for a gigantic camel to be swooped by a typhoon while a lady with a child on her back stands still?
Cmon man, garoonka ciyaarta ka daa for i have went to high school and also attend college/university.

Tan waa kaa diiday oo kaama yeelin sxb.
Dib ugu laabo sawirkan oo macquul ka dhig.

maxkaxda way diiday oo waxey oraneysaa (NO mr. Amiin) inyaw.

Also, look at the hut built from twigs still standing strong while the big tree is almost up rooted from the ground.

sxb garoonka ciyaarta ka daa.

The cartoon is depicting different scenes....hurricane...flooding etc.
PS you sure you`ve been to school.

original dervish wrote:The cartoon is depicting different scenes....hurricane...flooding etc.
PS you sure you`ve been to school.

Looks more like one big scene depicting a family consisting of father,mother, 3 kids, a livestock and shelter.

Garoonka ciyaarta ka daa.

There is always more than one scene in Amiirs work.

original dervish wrote:There is always more than one scene in Amiirs work.

One scene is the family i have described to you.
The other scene is the politicians infighting themselves.
As you can see the two scenes are devided.

If I understood the picture correctly, Amiin wants the government to stop infighting and help reer Bari who were affected by the cyclone floods. He's asking for the impossible. For one, the government has insufficient budget, not even capable of paying the salaries of its employees. Second, it's too much to expect the president to help his rival clans (reer Bari). Third, Puntland like Somaliland is semi-autonomous region that has its own budget, military, police, etc--so, the president isn't obligated to help them, even if he can.

A simple portrait depicting climactic disaster and clueless heads of states.

Zingii go to bed.