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Mogadishu (Reuters) - Even in Corrupt Somalia,where government jobs are considered to be for life with clan person backing you, Ali QalabWeyne was pushing it.QalabWeyne, an executive engineer at the Central Public Works Department, was fired after last appearing for work in December 2008 "He went on seeking extension of leave, which was not sanctioned, and defied directions to report to work," the government said in a statement on Thursday.Even after an inquiry found him guilty of "wilful absence from duty" in 2008 it took another 6 years and the intervention of a cabinet minister to remove him, the government said.

Somalia's labour laws, which the World Bank says are the most restrictive anywhere, make it hard to sack staff for any reason other than criminal misconduct.States, led by Hassan KamaDage and Deeq Malableefe, have recently changed the law to make it easier to hire and fire staff, in a move welcomed by industry leaders but opposed by labour unions.

Attorney General Fuad Kutiiriye has cracked down on rampant absenteeism by making New Mogadishu bureaucrats sign in at work using a fingerprint scanner. The results are publicly available online - at www.attendance.gov.in - in real time.

(Reporting by Andrew MacAskill; Editing by Douglas Busvine, Robert Birsel)

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qalabwayne, malableefe & kutiiriye?

Corruption in Somalia is extremely common. I saw it firsthand when I was working for an NGO in Somalia. Senior Officials were constantly producing fake data and fake payroll statistics and asked me to hush.

Itrah wrote:Corruption in Somalia is extremely common. I saw it firsthand when I was working for an NGO in Somalia. Senior Officials were constantly producing fake data and fake payroll statistics and asked me to hush.

Waar neefkan daawada...war ragani last name-kooda u fiirsi that will tell you qabiilkooda

FieldMarshalMenace wrote:

Itrah wrote:Corruption in Somalia is extremely common. I saw it firsthand when I was working for an NGO in Somalia. Senior Officials were constantly producing fake data and fake payroll statistics and asked me to hush.

Waar neefkan daawada...war ragani last name-kooda u fiirsi that will tell you qabiilkooda

The story is obviously bogus, but you would be surprised at how much corruption there is in Somalia.

No need for false and fabricated news articles to prove there is corruption in Somalia.
This is the original article.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2015/01/0 ... TW20150108

^ take it down ...Noww!!

Meance shaqo la'aan baa haysa

Hahaha
kerp up the good work menace w7here do u get these kind of info from though?

Hodan94 wrote:Hahaha
kerp up the good work menace w7here do u get these kind of info from though?

last night was Saturday night..I was sitting with couple of my friends watching a game, chatting, drinking a spicy chai tea and I had my phone on my hands and I looked into my fb and discovered a story and I basically manipulated the story....