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AMISOM POLICE LAUNCH CAPACITY BUILDING

The Police Component of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) in partnership with the Somali Police Force has launched a capacity building and leadership-training programme in the form of a refresher course tenable at the Brigadier General Kahiye Police Academy in Mogadishu on January 19th 2012.

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The training programme is earmarked to develop and enhance knowledge of Ninety-seven (97) Middle management Police Commanders (Lieutenants) including five female Officers which is organized and funded by the Somali Police Force.
The Training and Development Unit of AMISOM Police Component will provide training in the areas of Police Leadership, Public Order Management, Gender, Crime Prevention, Beat and Patrol Management, Use of Force, VIP Protection and Escorts, Human Rights, Community Policing and Discipline reflecting the courses identified by the Somali Police.
Similarly, Somali Police Trainers will also facilitate training on Somali Penal Code, Common Law and general legal obligations amongst others.

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Dr Benjamin, Training and Development Coordinator stated that “the course was launched at the right time, after priority areas for 2012 were determined at a consultative meeting on 7th January 2012 between AMISOM Police and Somali Police Force leaders”.
He continued to say that, “We were eager to contribute to the recently launched SPF training because it is in line with our mandate to build the capacity of Somali Police Force to international policing standards, to enable them deliver services to the people“.
He further stressed that “Our contribution to the SPF training will equip Somali police commanders with the skills and knowledge to effectively perform their duties as Police Station Commanders in newly liberated areas of Somalia”.
The Commandant of the General Kahiye Police Academy, Brigadier General Ahmed Dayib Ahmed, who presided over the launching ceremony, commented that; “The SPF has a critical task to protect civilians and maintain law and order across the country. It is against this background that, we would like to further develop our Police Commanders with the pre-requisite management skills to ensure that our Police Force will fill the vacuum in the new liberated areas of Somalia”.

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Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Oo Maanta Kormeeray Xarunta Gaadiidka Booliiska Oo Dib U Dhis Iyo Qalabeyn Ballaaran Lagu Sameeyey

Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda Soomaaliya Mudane Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed ayaa gelinkii dambe ee maanta kormeer howleed ku tegay xarunta Gaadiidka Booliiska halkaasi oo lagusoo gebagebeeyey howlo isugu jira dib u dhis iyo dib u qalabeyn.

Mudane Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyadda ayaa waxaa kusoo dhoweeyey xarunta Gaadiidka Booliiska Duqa Magaalada Muqdisho,Taliyaha Booliiska oo ay wehliyeen Saraakiil ka tirsan Ciidammada Booliiska iyo Injineerro isugu jira Soomaali iyo Turki waxaana uu Madaxweynuhu indhihiisa ku arkay in dhammaanba xarunta dib u dhiskeedii lasoo gebagebeeyey islamarkaana qalabkeedii loo dhameystiray.

Madaxweynaha ayaa guud ahaanba ku wareegay dhismayaasha kala duwan ee xarunta Gaadiidka Booliiska sida hoolka shirarka,hool loogu talagalay doodaha iyo marka koox koox wax looga doodayo iyo goobta loogu talagalay inay ku ****eeyaan xubnaha xiligaasi xarunta ku shiraya.

Mas’uul u hadlay hay’adda horumarinta TIKA ee dalka Turkiga ayaa Madaxweynaha warbixin ka siiyey howlihii ay Walaalaha Turkigu ka wadeen xarunta Gaadiidka Booliiska in ay kusoo idlaadeen guul waxaana uu u mahad celiyey Injineerrada iyo dhamaanba howlwadeenadii Soomaalida ahaa ee howshaasi gacanta aan hagarta laheyn ka geystay.

Madaxweyne Sheekh Shariif Sheekh Axmed oo hadal kooban ka jeediyey goobta ayaa ugu horeyn uga mahad celiyey Walaalaha Turkiga dib u dhiska iyo dib u qalabeynta ay ku sameeyeen xarunta Gaadiidka Booliiska waxaana uu Madaxweynuhu xusay in talaabadan ay muujineyso sida ay Soomaalidu diyaar ugu tahay xiligan inay wax qabsadaan.

Madaxweynaha ayaa dhanka kale tilmaamay in xarunta Gaadiidka Booliiska oo hada dhismaheedu soo idlaaday loo diyaariyey iney ku shiraan ergada ansixin doonta Dastuurka Cusub oo uu dalku yeelanayo taasina ay tahay mid aad loogu farxo waxaana uu Alle ka baryey in Umadda Soomaaliyeed uu rajadeeda ku guuleeyo.

Magaalada Muqdisho ee Caasimadda Dalka ayaa waxaa hada ku sugan Waxgarad,odayaal,salaadiin,isimmo iyo aqoonyahanno ka kala yimid gobollada Dalka iyo Dibadda ayadoo sidoo kalena ay magaalada weli kusoo qul qulayaan ergo kale kuwaasi oo diyaar u ah iney ka qeybqaataan shirarka dhowaan Muqdisho ka bilaabanaya ee aayaha Dalkeenna Hooyo ku qotoma.

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Somalia police getting ready for post war service

By Geof Magga

In Somalia 97 junior police officers are undergoing a refresher training programme in Mogadishu in an effort to buttress law and order after peace is secured in the country.



Emma Tinka, head of the Ugandan government's public affairs, announced that the police component of the African Union Mission for Somalia (AMISOM) has launched a capacity building and leadership-training, contributing to an ongoing Somali Police Force (SPF) training of the officers.



Both Ugandan and Burundian governments deployed troops to Somalia shortly after the creation of AMISOM in 2007. Kenya also recently sent soldiers to Somalia after Al-Shabaab militias allegedly crossed the Kenyan border, abducted holiday makers and made demands for a huge ransom.



Tinka stated that: "The training which is currently underway at Brigadier General Kahiye Police Academy in Mogadishu has been organised and funded by the Somali police force."



"The 12-week training course, now a week old, will equip junior police commanders selected from various police stations across Mogadishu with skills and knowledge to perform their duties in newly liberated areas of Mogadishu."



Earlier this month, AMISOM forces pushed Al-Shabaab out and secured a large portion of Mogadishu, the Somali capital.



It was also reported that Ethiopian troops - deployed to Somalia after an appeal from the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), a regional body - had captured the strategic Somali town of Baladweyne from Al-Shabaab.



Somalia police official, Ahmed Ali said that the "timely training" comes after a consultative meeting held on 7 January between AMISOM police and the SPF to help maintain law and order after peace is finally secured in the country.



And according to Brigadier General Ahmed Dayib Ahmed of the Somali Police Force "the...force has a critical task to protect civilians and maintain law and order across the country. In this light we would like to encourage and train police commanders with the appropriate skills and knowledge."



"Our force is still new. The training will help much in building capacity of Somali police force especially in delivering services" Ali said

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Over 300 Somali soldiers have been trained in Uganda over the past few years.

AMISOM works with Somali Police Force to monitor and vet former officers


Mogadishu-March 17th, 2012; For the past two weeks, the AMISOM Police component has been working with the Somali Police Force (SPF) to facilitate the screening and re-recruitment of former Somali Police Officers who had been displaced from their official positions since the conflict erupted in Somalia over twenty one years ago.

A seven member committee was established on 28th February 2012, and tasked to collect data and screen a target of 600 former Somali police personnel. The AMISOM police component will monitor the screening process and vet the final selection of ex?SPF personal. Currently, 460 former SPF personnel, including 50 females and 410 male, were successfully screened.

Dr. Charles Makono, AMISOM Police Commissioner said;” The former Somali policemen will play a vital role to strengthen the current Police force by transferring their skills and wealth of knowledge to recent recruits. In the spirit of our mandate we will work diligently with the Somali Police Force to ensure that a standardized and vigorous vetting process is in place."

The lack of a central government and protracted conflict in Somalia created a state of lawlessness across the country but following the liberation of Mogadishu from Al?Shabaab terrorists, the Transitional Federal Government has been able to rebuild structures of law and order and re?establish security within the capital.

The AMISOM Police component continues to expand its activities to build the capacity of the Somali Police Force (SPF). Yesterday, AMISOM Police began to monitor the payment of stipends for SPF with donor funds from UNDP, UNPOS and the Japanese government’s donations. Currently, AMISOM Police is also training ninety?seven SPF station commanders at Brigadier General Kahiye Police Academy in Mogadishu.
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Officers at an AMISOM retraining seminar

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Some interesting pics, keep them coming. I hope to see more contributions to the Somalia sub-forum from you RAX, great work keep it up :D

NOTE: hotlinking from RadioMogadishu doesnt work so either use a different picture or provide a direct link.

A police workshop in mogadishu

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So far, training for the Somalia Police has been an international effort. Their training was sponsored by the European Union and their salaries paid for by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). Japan donated $10 USD million to boost the police operations and capabilities.

Meanwhile 1,300 police officers are undergoing training at the General Kahiye police training base and hundreds others are undergoing wider training in Ethiopia, Uganda and Djibouti.

Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) police normally receive their salaries in a unsystematic and sporadic manner. They are not paid on a monthly basis but receive money after four, seven, or even nine months that ranges from $500 to $1200 USD which is slightly higher than the TFG military which receives $100 USD per month.

Details of new equipment donated by Japan

An officer with the Somali Police Force (SPF) stands in front of new pick-up trucks 07 May 2012, ahead of a handover ceremony of equipment donated by the Government of Japan through the United Nations Political Office for Somalia (UNPOS) Trust Fund to support the rebuilding of the SPF in the Somali capital Mogadishu. The equipment included a motor transport fleet of 15 pick-up trucks, two troop personnel carries and two ambulances, 1.800 ballistic helmets and sets of handcuffs, over 1,000 VHF radio handsets, and musical instruments for the police band. AU-UN IST PHOTO / STUART PRICE

Hey juzme thanks for the big up, but I must warn you I am computer illiterate, I dont even know what hotlinking is freind....perhaps when the url glows bright red, that cannot be good

Hey juzme thanks for the big up, but I must warn you I am computer illiterate, I dont even know what hotlinking is freind....perhaps when the url glows bright red, that cannot be good

lol your doing well sxb. If you go back to the pictures you posted on the previous page you will see that some of them are not visible as RadioMogadishu has blocked them from being visible on sites other than their own. So perhaps it would be better to post the link to them...

odd they are visible to me, how very stingy of RM.

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That's not how it's done. :bash: ...

Somalian should know better not to use anything on top of the qu'ran!

The base for a rapid response police unit that works with the military to fight terrorism and provide high-level security to officials in Somalia re-opened in Mogadishu's Wardhigley district last week.


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The Darawish unit was originally formed by former president General Mohamed Siad Barre in the early 1970s as a national military police force; it ceased operations during the civil war and ensuing conflicts of the past two decades.
Reconstruction and maintenance of the old base in the Agadhiig neighbourhood were recently completed, and it officially re-opened on July 26th.
Somali President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, Minister of State for the Ministry of Interior and National Security Abdi Ahmed Ali, Commissioner of the Somali Police Force Sharif Sheikhuna Maye, as well as police commanders, the national musical band and members of the Darawish attended the opening ceremony.
Speaking to members of the Darawish, the president said, "Your job is to provide security, to protect of officials and fight terrorism. You have to play a big role in the areas liberated from al-Shabaab and provide services for the local residents."
"The police have to take control of this unit as they are responsible for overseeing security instructions and making sure they are implemented according to the rules and regulations," Ahmed said.
Ali said his ministry was prepared to raise the level of the Darawish through training from developed countries. He said the re-opening of the Darawish base will play an important role in the success of the joint operations between the police and intelligence services.
Defence strategist Farhia Faarah Iidle said former al-Shabaab members defected from the group and joined the Darawish to help the intelligence services hunt down remnants of the al-Qaeda-affiliated group and foreign fighters in Somalia.
Iidle said the Darawish are on a mission to target terrorist hideouts and their supply centres with the aim of inflicting heavy losses among the ranks of al-Shabaab remaining in the central and southern of Somalia.
The new Darawish force is also comprised of members of the former Islamic Courts Union who have been rehabilitated and integrated into the police after completing training courses in Kenya, Uganda, Djibouti and Turkey, according to Mogadishu-based political analyst Mohamed Aadan.
Aadan told Sabahi that the transitional government provided social rehabilitation for former Islamic Courts members, as well as military training intended to integrate them into the Darawish section of the police force. He said these former militiamen have firsthand knowledge about al-Shabaab members and their sympathisers.
"The new Darawish force is better informed than the other forces when it comes to identifying the faces and uncovering facts about the al-Shabaab fighters," he said.
Police Commissioner Maye said that re-opening the base after 21 years is a source of great joy for members of the Darawish unit, who had previously been based in temporary lodgings in damaged buildings.
He said the Darawish operations will be co-ordinated to achieve on-the-ground progress and put an end to the violence and terrorism ignited by the al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab group.
"Five years ago, I was a militant for the Islamic Courts militias, but I voluntarily joined the local police force in April 2009 until the re-establishment of the Darawish was announced," Abdiqadir Haji Hassan, a soldier in the Darawish police unit, told Sabahi. He confirmed that former militia members in the Darawish force have been rehabilitated by allied nations.
"I man a key checkpoint in Mogadishu, the X Control Afgoye, which inspects all cars, trucks and even individuals in an attempt to secure the capital," Hassan said. "With God's grace, we have been successful."

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walahi this is goood.

I hope UN lifts its arms embargo on Somalia when the new government is born this Aug.

Can't wait to see Somali government getting rid of those old Aks and adapting more suitable, modern firearms for our police forces.

walahi this is goood.

I hope UN lifts its arms embargo on Somalia when the new government is born this Aug.

Can't wait to see Somali government getting rid of those old Aks and adapting more suitable, modern firearms for our police forces.

I honestly wonder, why can't Somalia gain access to better weaponry when places like Afghanistan or Iraq can.

I honestly wonder, why can't Somalia gain access to better weaponry when places like Afghanistan or Iraq can.

I think very few countries can legally import firearms. Somalia has been so for the past decade or so and now Syria has joined that list.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Council_Resolution_751

I think when the new recognised government is formed this Aug, Somalia will be off that list and we should see few decent equipment for our boys.

I honestly hope the new government don't use Russia Like Said Barre did as their main supplier of arms.

walahi this is goood.

I hope UN lifts its arms embargo on Somalia when the new government is born this Aug.

Can't wait to see Somali government getting rid of those old Aks and adapting more suitable, modern firearms for our police forces.

As far as I know, the arms embargo was lifted by U.S at Dec, 2006.

I don't know if they put back in again.

No, the sanctions still stand, and they are a UN action, not US. But many believe that the US is covertly violating the sanctions and arming Somali militias anyway.

If Somalia ever wants to become a normal country that can beef up it's military, it needs to have these sanctions lifted.

No, the sanctions still stand, and they are a UN action, not US. But many believe that the US is covertly violating the sanctions and arming Somali militias anyway.

If Somalia ever wants to become a normal country that can beef up it's military, it needs to have these sanctions lifted.

I know that, but the 5 members with a neto power (china, U.S, Britain, France and Russia) all voted in favour of removal of the arms embargo in 2006 secretly.

Guess who introduced the draft at U.N?

Do you have any articles supporting that claim? I can't find any that said that the embargo was eliminated.

^^

UN arms embargo on Somalia
In January 1992 the UNSC imposed an open ended arms embargo on Somalia. In February 2007 the embargo was amended to allow arms supplies to Somali Government Forces.

In January 1992 Security Council resolution 733 (PDF) established an arms embargo on Somalia. In June 2001 Security Council resolution 1356 allowed for exemptions to the embargo for supplies of non-lethal military equipment for use in humanitarian operations.

In July 2002 Security Council resolution 1425 (PDF) clarified the scope of the arms embargo, making clear that it prohibited the financing of arms acquisitions as well as the direct or indirect sale or supply of technical advice or military training.

In December 2006 Security Council resolution 1725 (PDF) partially lifted the UN arms embargo on Somalia. The resolution authorized the Intergovernmental Authority for Development (IGAD) and African Union member States to deploy a regional intervention force to protect Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and to arm and train the TFG security forces. The resolution maintains the existing embargo but states that its provisions do not apply to transfers of military equipment, technical training and assistance intended for the regional intervention force.

Security Council Resolution 1744 (PDF) of February 2007 limited the embargo to non-state actors. It allows the supply of weapons and military equipment intended solely for the purpose of helping develop Somali security sector institutions. The sanctions committee on Somalia must be notified in advance of such supplies and has the possibility to halt them.

In November 2008 Security Council Resolution 1844 (PDF) amended the arms embargo to target entities that have violated the arms embargo or obstructed the delivery of humanitarian assistance to or in Somalia.

In December 2009 the UN imposed an arms embargo on Eritrea, partly in response to reports that Eritrea had violated the arms embargo on Somalia. (For more in formation see the entry on the UN embargo on Eritrea)

Last updated on 3 May 2012.

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Do you have any articles supporting that claim? I can't find any that said that the embargo was eliminated.

Your right its not eliminated, but was partially removed.

It was long time ago, therefore, it's hard to remember the whole thing.

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69th year Somalia Police Force anniversary held in Mogadishu.

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Such things should be banned by Somalia; the only way that piracy can be stopped is by a strong Somali navy.

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Such things should be banned by Somalia; the only way that piracy can be stopped is by a strong Somali navy.

http://www.raxanreeb.com/2013/01/somalia-uks-private-company-to-fight-pirates/

Certain interests want to prevent that though.

Waa ruunta.

Thanks Rabban Al Xaawi for sharing police pictures

Reconstruction of Banadiir City council inspectorate and Guards training school and Headqauters

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200 Somali police officers undergo training in Djibouti

Two years after training 500 Somali police officers, the Djiboutian police force has begun training 200 more.

The Somali police officers, who arrived in Djibouti on January 18th, are enrolled at the Idriss Farah Abaneh Police School, where they are learning how to maintain order and improve security. The new batch of officers includes 16 women, and the training will last about three months.

"The Somali policemen and policewomen will face the onerous task of establishing security and stability after two decades of chaos," said Somali Consul to Djibouti Abdirahman Mohamed Hirabe.

"President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's government has laid the foundations of a police force capable of keeping Somalis safe effectively," he told Sabahi. He thanked Djibouti, Italy and the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) for supporting his country in this training effort.

"The police officers being trained by our allies will protect the safety of Somalis and arrest criminals and gangsters by conducting police investigations just like any other police force in the world," Hirabe said.

He said the officers will be deployed in areas liberated from al-Shabaab by Somali and AMISOM forces.

"Somalis and Djiboutians share the same language, the same culture and the same religion," he said, adding that it is easier for Somali forces to be trained in Somali.

Somali police are trained in Djibouti under an agreement between Djibouti and the African Union signed in January 2012.

Adaweh Abdi, a legal advisor at the Djiboutian Ministry of the Interior, said, "The training provided to the 200 Somali police officers covers basic police duties, investigation techniques, crime prevention and judicial inquiry procedures."

"Once they have acquired this basic knowledge, the Somali police officers trained here will be able to protect their fellow citizens," he told Sabahi. "The aim is to do a thorough job. In order to do that, it is crucial for this kind of training to be repeated; that is how we will achieve satisfactory results in the short term."

Mohamed Dabaleh, a manager at the department of bilateral relations within the Djiboutian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said, "Djibouti, like every country that has contributed troops to AMISOM, as well as the international community need to do everything in their power to bring peace, security and stability back to Somalia."

"We will continue to help Somalia because it is a brother country and what happens there affects us one way or another," he told Sabahi.

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Beledweyne is now a safer place to live. work and have a family thanks to Somalia's police forces.

Mogadishu, Police HQ.
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Xuska Sanadguurada 51 aad ee ciidamada Badda oo lagu qabtay Muqdisho


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Beledweyne Police Chief
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Promotion ceremony for members of the Banadir regiment
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Members of Beledweyne regiment celebrating 1st of July
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Somali named new Military chief of staff
Taliyaha cusub ee Xoogga Dalka Soomaaliya Gen. Indho-qarsho
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Somali named new Military chief of staff
Taliyaha cusub ee Xoogga Dalka Soomaaliya Gen. Indho-qarsho


Was he part of the old Somali military? I read somewhere there was plans to bring back members of the pre war army

P.s this should go in the military thread..

^^ Yes he was, he took part in the '77 war too.

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The Federal Government Plans to Hold Meeting to Appoint Head of Supreme Court


Presidential Press Office
Press release
03/31/2013

The federal government of Somalia is planning to hold a meeting to appoint the head of the supreme court.

This was announced by the president of the federal republic of Somalia Mr. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud on 11th February 2013. This will be held on 1st of April to 5th of April 2013 in Mogadishu. The agendas that will be addressed include: Addressing obstacles the Supreme Court faces.

The reformation and development of high court institutions, and restoring back law abiding citizenship in the regions under the federal government. Absolute final decisions and ruling from the Supreme Court institution. Ensuring the courts ruled according to the new constitution. The meeting will be attended by law makers, the Somali elite, parliamentarian committee, justice department in the country, the military court, justice ministry, the police department, the prison and rehabilitation army and learning institutions such universities.

Human right groups and women right group will also attend the function. It is expected that the meeting will yield implementation of constitutional chapters that will be inherited years to come and will pave the way for justice and maintenance of law and order in the country.[\QUOTE]

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H.E The Prime-Minister of Somalia Farah Shirdoon visiting newly trained Somalia Police officers in Djibouti

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walalo did you mean this
XZpXtKhB3lM?

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Good to see young people joining the SPF but the bottom picture looks like the power rangers we need the old uniform.

Power rangers
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Spf
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^^^^^^
lmaoooooo colorful bunch

Why do the police officers dress like soldiers?

Why do the police officers dress like soldiers?

Ahaha might be because of lack of uniform, though thats due to change when that factory is rebuilt this year.

Why do the police officers dress like soldiers?

Maybe they are copying the Carabinieri remember it was them that trained them :). We really need them as the new Federal Police in the future insha Allah

Maybe they are copying the Carabinieri remember it was them that trained them :). We really need them as the new Federal Police in the future insha Allah

Where did you hear These police officers were trained by the Italians? Maybe pre-war, but it seems like the Italians didn't deal with Somalia since then, which is quit good.

Where did you hear These police officers were trained by the Italians? Maybe pre-war, but it seems like the Italians didn't deal with Somalia since then, which is quit good.

The Training in Jabuuti has been given with the support of Italian government.and the Carabinieri.

The Training in Jabuuti has been given with the support of Italian government.and the Carabinieri.

I see, but I somehow don't favor Italian stuff.. It's always low quality and cheap. (Other than the cars lol)

Anyways..
Dowladda Talyaaniga oo Gaadiidka Booliska ugu deeqday Maamulka Puntland [SAWIRRO]
Source: Hiiraan Online

Axad, Abriil 21, 2013 (HOL)- Dowladda Talyaaniga ayaa maanta ku wareejisey maamulka Puntland gaadiid ah nooca ay Boolisku isticmaalaan, munaasabaddii gaadiidkan lagula kala wareegayey ayaa ka dhacday xarunta Idaacadda Dowladda Puntland, oo iyadana ay dowladda Talyaanigu ku deeqday, dhowaanna xarigga laga jaray.

Waxaana kasoo qayb galay mas’uuliyiinta ugu sareysa Puntland sida madaxweynaha, ku-xigeenkiisa iyo guddoomiyaha Baarlamaanka, iyadoo sidoo kale ay joogtey Carlotta Wolf oo iyaduna ka socotey safaaradda Talyaaniga ee Soomaaliya.

Madaxweyne Faroole oo isagu si rasmi ah gaadiidkan ula wareegey ayaa u mahad celiyey dowladda Talyaaniga, islamarkaana sheegay in baabuurtan oo dhan 15 gaari ay wax weyn ka tari doonaan baahida dhanka ammaanka.

Waxa kale oo madaxweynaha Puntland uu sheegay in gawaaridani ay yihiin kuwo uu ku rakiban yahay qalab isgaarsiineed oo casri ah, qalabkaas oo sahlaya in laamaha ammaanku ay si fudud ku xiriiraan xilliyada ay howlgallada ku jiraaan.

“Baabuurtaan intooda badan waxaa la saari doonaa qalab isgaarsiineed iyagoo la shaqeyn doona saldhigyada booliska, si meesha wax ka dhacaan iyadoo howlgalka lagu jiro oo aan cid kale dhexda kaa dhegeysan Karin loo tago” Madaxweyne Faroole ayaa yiri.

Baabuurta ay maanta dowladda Talyaanigu ugu deeqday Puntland ayaa sidoo kale u sameysan qaab ah, in qalabka Elektaroonikada ee ku rakibani ay iskood u istaagaan, haddii la xado amase ay galaan gacanta cid aan ciidamada booliska aheyn.

Dhinaca kale waxaa maanta si toos ah hawada u gashay Idaacadda Puntland oo qalabkeeda ay ku deeqday dowladda Talyaanigu, Idaacadan oo ku hadli doonta afka xukuumadda waxaa gudaha Puntland looga dhegeysan doonaa qaab FM ah halka dunida oo dhanna laga maqli karo hirka SW.

Dowladda Talyaaniga oo xiriir fiicani uu ka dhexeeyo Puntland, waxay horay ugu ballan qaaday mashaariic dhowr ah, kuwaasoo qaar kamid ah la dhameystirey, qaar kalena ay gabo gabo ku dhow yihiin.

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Counter-terrorism unit to hit Mogadishu streets

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The Somali federal government has formed and trained a special unit of troops to conduct anti-terrorism operations in Mogadishu and thwart al-Shabaab's plans to carry out future suicide bombings.


Somali National Army soldiers march during a military parade April 12th in Mogadishu. The federal government is preparing a 1,000-strong unit specially trained for anti-terrorism operations to deploy in the capital. [Stuart Price/AU-UN IST PHOTO/AFP]

Somali National Army soldiers participate in a training exercise March 28th at Jazeera Training Camp in Mogadishu, where African Union Mission in Somalia instructors run Somali troops through a wide array of drills and military tactics. [Tobin Jones/AU-UN IST PHOTO/AFP]
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The government plans to deploy the 1,000-strong unit by the end of April, comprising troops from various branches of the armed forces and security services, according to Mohamud Ahmed Hirsi, a manager in the military supply and logistics department of Somalia's Ministry of Defence.

The unit will dismantle and disarm terrorist cells and hideouts, root out their operatives and defuse bombs, in an effort to restore peace and order in the capital.

"These units are charged with hunting down terrorists and those accused of being involved in assassination operations against peace activists, journalists, police and army officers," Hirsi told Sabahi. "Among its goals are to attack terrorist groups that commit murder, robberies and stealing remittances, as well as infringing upon private property, service institutions and restaurants."

Some troops from the new unit will patrol pockets of the city where rebels have been known to hide out, enforcing tight security measures, Hirsi said. Other troops will mount roadside security checkpoints elsewhere in the capital, requiring motorists to show identification and submit their vehicles to security inspections.

Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for a spate of deadly suicide bombings and car bomb attacks in Mogadishu in recent weeks. The militant group has also been tied to a number of assassination attempts, including one on April 8th when Sheikh Bashir Ahmed Salad, chairman of the Somali Islamic Scholars Council, survived after a bomb exploded in his car.

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud on April 18th paid a visit to the Jazeera Training Camp near Mogadishu, where members of the new unit are training.

The unit's presence in Mogadishu will strengthen the Somali federal government in combatting threats from al-Qaeda and its affiliated groups, as well as bring peace and prosperity to Somalia, Mohamud said.

"It gives me great pride to see your faces," he told the special unit's members. "You are the future of Somalia because you have attended this training due to your high ethics, as you have distanced yourselves from chewing khat, smoking cigarettes, taking drugs or drinking alcohol."

"Our valued army, we are with you. You have carried your weapons, defending your country against the terrorist enemy," Mohamud said. "I urge you to be united so we can bring back stability and tranquillity to the capital."

The Ministry of Defence has yet to allocate a budget for this special unit, Hirsi said. In order for the government to launch any urban offensive against al-Shabaab in Mogadishu, money is needed to buy uniforms, helicopters, marine equipment, speedboats, military vehicles and advanced weaponry, he said.

"Somalia is expecting a more active role from the international community in order to build its forces and make it more efficient in protecting its land and shores as well as combating terrorist operations and facing off piracy and all other surprises in the field," Hirsi said.

Time is of the essence
The government should not wait too long to deploy its new anti-terrorism unit because terrorist activity scares off investors and hinders economic development, according to economist Mustafa Hassan Afrah.

After losing its main sources of funding, al-Shabaab has relied on remittances and staging armed robberies of jewellery shops to finance its terrorist activities, Afrah told Sabahi.

That is why it is important to send troops into Mogadishu quickly and detain militants before they can carry out suicide attacks on banks and government buildings, he said.

Minister of Information and Telecommunications Abdullahi Ilmoge Hirsi said the government would not stand by idly and allow terrorists to kill innocent people, vandalise commercial buildings or steal people's money.

Bombings in crowded civilian areas aim to bring about chaos and terrorise foreign visitors and Somalis who have returned home from abroad, he said.

"I cannot give a specific date as to when this threat from al-Shabaab will be over but I expect it to soon end," Hirsi told Sabahi.

"We will be discussing several issues to reinforce security and national dialogue so we can thwart car bomb attacks," he said, adding that one of this unit's objectives will be to locate and dismantle the safe houses al-Shabaab uses to plan and carry out attacks. "We will monitor the situation before the explosives are sourced and prepared, and will be on the look-out for conspiracies and attacks from this group."

"[Al-Shabaab's] presence has dwindled, its sun has set and its star has died," Hirsi said. "We will prove ourselves worthy on the battlefield as our forces achieve even more victories."

Mogadishu launches neighbourhood watches

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The Benadir administration has launched a neighbourhood watch programme that is enlisting the help of citizens to prevent terrorist attacks and other criminal activities.


Somali police search a man during a night-time patrol in Mogadishu. [Stuart Price/AU-UN IST/AFP]
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The watch, dubbed the Fostering Neighbourhood and Social Integration Programme, is underway in the Hamar Weyne, Hamar Jajab, Waberi, Dherkenley, Bondhere, Wadajir, Huriwa and Howlwadag districts of the Somali capital, Benadir administration spokesman Mohamed Yusuf said.

"We are planning to expand the project to all districts so that security is strengthened," he told Sabahi.

Under the programme, each district is divided into blocks of 50 houses and assigned a block leader who is responsible for passing along any suspicious activity reported by neighbours to the police. In addition, block leaders will hold weekly meetings with residents to discuss security issues and promote a sense of communal responsibility for the neighbourhood's security.

District commissioners who spoke to Sabahi welcomed the programme, saying it is helping Mogadishu's residents take ownership of their own safety.

Hamar Weyne District Commissioner Abdullahi Sahal Gardhub said the new programme is helping authorities gather better intelligence.

"We are now aware of the activities of district residents because they have been asked to report when new people move here," he told Sabahi. "This will help us prevent any activities that threaten security."

Last November, tips from citizens helped authorities crack down on suspected al-Shabaab operatives who were living in the Yaqshid area on the north side of Mogadishu. On November 22nd, police, tipped off by a landlord, killed al-Shabaab commander Abdinur Gardhub and arrested 16 other suspected militants. Another tip led to the November 24th arrest of 21 suspected al-Shabaab militants and the seizure of a cache of weapons.

Hamar Jajab District Commissioner Mohamed Ali Ahmed said dividing his district in four blocks has made it easier to detect and monitor suspicious activity. "We know a lot about the residents of our district and have asked the public to report anyone who is making trouble or creating instability to security officers such as the police," Ahmed told Sabahi.

Yasin Abikar, a 45-year-old business owner in the Waberi District, told Sabahi that locals have felt safer since the administration implemented the programme in his district. The public now can go about its business and daily activities without any trouble, he said.

"As the residents of Waberi district, we welcome this programme created by Benadir region officials," he said. "Security is very good, and even though incidents can still happen, we operate our businesses till 10 pm."

Bondhere resident Luley Osman, 37, said this programme has the potential of having a great impact on city's security. She said that if accompanied with a better prepared police force, the neighbourhood watch can help prevent explosions such as the court complex bombing on April 14th by providing useful intelligence to authorities.

^^ Perhaps they have taken on board the advice aan u faray our very own Nina when she had a meeting with the leaders of the Benaadir amin :D Great initiative, I think it ought to be replicated across all Somali cities and towns. :banana: :D

Ask away, I will have a dinner with the Deputy Governor soon and I will be more than happy to pass along your questions.

Ciao

Nina,

Waxaad kale ku tidhaahdaa to implement a new "Iskaa wax u qabso" project. I think it is of massive importance to give locals a hand in the development and regernation of their own city so one of the priorities must the the mobilising, supporting and facilitating of the locals to improve theirm own localities. This will give them a sense of ownership and pride in the developments and thus will encourage them to protect and defend the progress that is made. Waa in shicibka lagaga shqaysiiyo oo ayna dowladda wax kasta ka sugin... waa inay qashinka & debris (initially) iyagu xaafadahooda ka uruuriyaan kana ilaaliyaan, waa inay "neighbourhood watch" samaystaan oo sidaas xaafadaha ku ilaashadaan, waa inay xaafaduhu guurtiyaal hoose oo waalid ka kooban "for locally-based problem solving" sameystaan. etc.

Mahadsanid.

Horta maxeey ku dambeyse nina?

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Riot Police and such

New chief of Somalia's police
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Emergency Services Drill Operation in Somalia's capital :banana:

Involving the Somali police, Ambulance, and Fire Service

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Here's the video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vfoOphRb5I

Here's a much better video of the entire emergency drill :rock:
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Who funded those vehicles or were they donated?

They were donated by Japan to the Somali federal government. :)

Booliska Muqdisho oo soo bandhigay hub ay qabteen oo ay ku jireen madaafiicda hoobiyaha

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Mission statement by the new Somalia Police Force commissioner

http://www.aminarts.com/link/Somali_Police_Force.pdf