Election Day in Somaliland
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waraabe
Your superior
Irregularities in 2 poll stations out of 1600+
Clean elections for the most part.
better than most western elections
embarassing
VIP
They're literally praising the elections saying it's a better election than those held in western nations and both you guys and the first few lines of the article are somehow complaining and mocking Somalia. How bitter can't even accept a compliment with grace.Somalia lauds the democratic, peaceful elections
Democrat elections
The candidates are selected by
Clan elders and only those few
Can vote
The irony and jealous
In that statement yaaaaab
in Somaliland
MOGADISHU– The fragile government stalled in Mogadishu and backed by African Union congratulates on Somaliland for the peaceful presidential polls held on 13th Nov. 2017. The council of ministers meeting chaired by Somalia’s Prime Minister, Hon. Hassan Khaire was briefed about the presidential campaign and the smooth holding of free and fair elections in Somaliland. Despite the ministers having lengthy discussions about the poll in Somaliland, they have not hesitated to send congratulatory message to the people of Somaliland and its government for well done job. Somalia’s council of ministers said that the polls were conducted in peaceful where it was free and fair. They said that the democratic elections were much better in ones hold in the western countries. The ministers called upon that it is necessary that the people must await the final results that NEC set to announce.
http://www.somalilandinformer.com/s...-democratic-peaceful-elections-in-somaliland/
He was involved in the Somaliland Presidential Elections in 2010 before he switched to the FGS
No they said the democrat
process In the west is much
better
That's a back handed compliment
I repeat Back handed compliment
BIG difference
DRACO
VIP
All i did was copy/paste the article.
Irregularities in 2 poll stations out of 1600+
Clean elections for the most part.
You mean irregularities in 2 polling stations observed by SONSAF. You also should mention that observers were turned away in some instances during voting and counting. But "clean elections for the most part" seem accurate also according to international observers press release:
International observers of Somaliland’s presidential election congratulate the Somaliland people on a peaceful poll
Following Somaliland’s third presidential election on 13 November 2017, the 60-member mission, funded by Britain’s government and drawing on members from 27 countries is now finalising its interim report to Somaliland’s National Electoral Commission as observers return to Hargeisa. Says chief observer Dr Michael Walls of the Development Planning Unit (DPU) at University College London (UCL) and Somaliland Focus UK:
“On election day, we are pleased to have observed a poll that in the main seems to have preserved the integrity of the electoral process. While we are aware of some key concerns, these do not seem to be substantive and systematic enough to have undermined the election itself, and we congratulate Somaliland on a largely peaceful process; another progressive step in their electoral evolution.”
On polling day, observers witnessed opening, voting and closing processes in approximately 350 polling stations across Somaliland’s six regions, as well as the tallying process. Observers noted that polls largely opened and closed on time, in a generally calm environment, with peaceful voting, and no major violence or intimidation observed. Eligible voters were mostly able to cast their votes without hindrance. Domestic observers and party agents were present and able to perform their duties without restrictions in most polling stations visited, although we note that there were occasions when observers were denied entry or asked to leave.
We are also aware of a number of other issues, including allegations of underage voting; the fact that the secrecy of the vote was systemically compromised for voters requiring assistance; inconsistencies in adherence to procedures (including in counting disputed votes); and the presence and occasional interference of security personnel in some stations visited, although observers did not witness widespread intimidation.
Limitations to voter education may have had implications as voters appeared unsure as to how to vote, and the mission noted reports of some challenges that, for example, led to the cancellation of voting in Badhan town in Somaliland’s east.
Overall the mission assessed the competence and actions of staff as generally good, and we applaud Somaliland for an election that was largely peaceful and well-organised. The mission will publish its final report in the first half of 2018.
Waxwaalan
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we're saying cut this small talk & let us go.
DRACO
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Really? Wow what a traitor , why do FGS love our rejects & Leftovers . Sad!He was involved in the Somaliland Presidential Elections in 2010 before he switched to the FGS
I proud of all landers for showing people in the horn on how to get a it done. 
ReeBorama
"I'd kill for a Noble Peace Prize"
Friends I get. Nothing more. No sleeping with the enemy. Or somebody will be smoothered.
Thats my girl, GB to the core.
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Gambar
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And why have i been tagged here?
Khad714
Beesha Reer KPOP!
Well done Reer SL
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ReeBorama
"I'd kill for a Noble Peace Prize"
Annihilate 90% of the population and start over.
Pretty much my idea for the rest of the nation
ReeBorama
"I'd kill for a Noble Peace Prize"
Annihilate 90% of the population and start over.
Pretty much my idea for the rest of the nation
Your uncle tried it and annihilated himself instead
Say astaqfurullah JAALLE
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