u/Different-Ball9864

I become emotional when I watch the old videos, I remember my childhood when we used to collect the leftover bullets to play, and sometimes we used to explode it using matchbox, that was a tough time.

I hate when I see morons from zoomalia talking about unity. Still, they wish they have the ability to finish somaliland.

Last but not least, whenever I see someone from somaliland who is supporting zoomalia, I say this is son/daughter of faqash or he/she is dumb enough.

Walahi, I don't hate any somali person, and I still help if I see a somali who is in need, but I know how hateful they are. Imagine, even we haven't revenge.

Somaliland's national anthem, "Samo Ku Waar" ("Live in Eternal Peace"), carries deep emotional significance for many people, including me.

I used to sing this anthem as a student in the large choir at Qudhac-dheer Primary School in Hargeisa around 2005.

I believe every Somalilander should know and be able to sing our national anthem.

Who knows where he is now?

More than three decades have passed since the collapse of the Somali state in 1991. Yet Somalia continues to struggle with political fragmentation, clan rivalries, insecurity, and weak state institutions. During the same period, the Republic of Somaliland developed functioning government institutions, maintained relative peace and stability, and conducted multiple democratic elections.

This contrast raises an important question: Why has Somalia been unable to build a strong federal government while Somaliland has managed to establish functioning state institutions?

35 years of conflict, What is different now than the past three decades?