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I think once the new cabinet is named and the government settles in within the next 30 days or so, you will see a real coordinated and concerted effort to liberate the remaining areas of Mogadishu. The reason the extra 3000 troops arrived is not simply to capture the remaining areas ( the current 9000 AMISOM and ~9000 TFG troops in Xamar are enough for this) but to consolidate and secure the would be liberated areas. As I understand, 2000 troops from Jabuti would join by August and Burundi is likely to march Uganda's extra 3000 surge. Inshallah, Mogadishu will be fully under the government control by end of Ramadan, if everything goes to plan.Even with 9000 I'm completely clueless as to why all of Mogadishu has not been able to be pacified. Shabab's strength is really overrated, and AMISOM is by far better armed, has people providing them logistics, are well fed and have everything they need. On top of that they have the Somali TFG troops who while I admit are pretty useless, at least they're something. Something really tells me they've been stalling or something.
What a major, major dissapointment and failure it will be if Xamar is not completely captured and pacified by the end of this year
I think once the new cabinet is named and the government settles in within the next 30 days or so, you will see a real coordinated and concerted effort to liberate the remaining areas of Mogadishu. The reason the extra 3000 troops arrived is not simply to capture the remaining areas ( the current 9000 AMISOM and ~9000 TFG troops in Xamar are enough for this) but to consolidate and secure the would be liberated areas. As I understand, 2000 troops from Jabuti would join by August and Burundi is likely to march Uganda's extra 3000 surge. Inshallah, Mogadishu will be fully under the government control by end of Ramadan, if everything goes to plan.Even with 9000 I'm completely clueless as to why all of Mogadishu has not been able to be pacified. Shabab's strength is really overrated, and AMISOM is by far better armed, has people providing them logistics, are well fed and have everything they need. On top of that they have the Somali TFG troops who while I admit are pretty useless, at least they're something. Something really tells me they've been stalling or something.
What a major, major dissapointment and failure it will be if Xamar is not completely captured and pacified by the end of this year
As Mogadishu goes, so does the nation. Hopefully, this Gaaz guy can continue and build on the work started by Farmaajo. But from the looks of his eyes, he looks like another mama-boy.
it's pathetic that 51 years after Somalia's independence, 12000 foreign troops are in Mogadishu. 
what are you talking about? its an open secret the new government will be formed according to the Kampala accord and will be split right in the middle between the two sherifs,just by agreeing to head this government Abdiwali has became the prime condom,if anythingThe new PM hopefully won't agree to his wishes or anyone else's to bloat his about to be named cabinet with condoms.
^^ actually shariif's arabic is pretty nice for a somali politician but he abuses the word "fiil xaqiiqa"
yh i have seen that mid kale oo Kalmada "Yacni" xasuuqay baan kasaa 
if my thread gets deleted i won't allow others to let off. Walle the thread starter is smart. Using number figures as a title, so that the MODS won't think its political related. This thread needs to be moved to political section
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