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Yet, by the end of his term in 2011, Farmajo was not considered honest as such, only ‘less corrupt than the rest’. In 2011, there were several allegations of embezzlement for which he has not been held to account (AC Vol 53 No 5, Cashing in on chaos). A few years ago, according to one US diplomat, he was depositing US$9,000 in cash every week into a Buffalo bank, hoping not to attract the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation by crossing the $10,000 cash deposit threshold, which triggers automatic investigation. ‘Mortgage ministers’ was the nickname then attributed to the diaspora people who came to Mogadishu to make money and go home once they left office (AC Vol 53 No 19, New president, new laws and old enemies).

Hassan Kha'in proposed oil sharing between SomaOIl & SFG. He wanted Soma Oil 90 PERCENT n Somali government 10%

im not surprised army salaries have gone missing now hes PM

no,this has nothing to do with enemy,the salaries of these soilders were diverted to PL by corrupt senior leadership,they havent been paid for 12 months,even though their salaries have been released.the issue is now solved and everything is normal.