I support this notion, if one city is not save change it to one that is save. This rules out puntland as people are assassinated coming out of mosques.
No one is assassinated in Puntland anymore than hargeysa with its fair share of bombs, remember 2008. Moving forward i welcome Kismayo or Galkacyo as capital.
When was last time Gov official was Assassinated in Hargeisa ? Not in the Last decade
As far as Bosses and Puntland
Deadly attack targets UN staff in Somalia's Puntland
Al-Shabab claims responsibility for attack on UN vehicle in Garowe, capital of Puntland, killing at least seven people.
The UN Humanitarian Aid workers are Not safe in Small Town of Growe and Bosaaso
These are some attacks in Last Few Month Alone , they can eve secure small dusty city of Bosaaso
Al Shabaab Attack on Bosaso Thwarted. - Strategic ... 
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An al Shabaab attack on a military outpost in Bosaso was successfully repulsed on Saturday, Feb 7th 2015. The evening attack left several terrorists dead and ...
Somalia: Suspected Al-Shabaab Gunmen Attack Bosaso ...
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Feb 4, 2015 - Armed men believed to be loyal to al-Shabaab attacked a police station in Bosaso Tuesday evening (February 3rd), injuring one soldier and ...
Al-Shabaab oo sheegtey weerar xalay ka dhacay ...
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Apr 18, 2015 - bosaso Dabley hubeysan ayaa habeenimadii xalay weeraray saldhigga booliska ... Warbaahinta al-Shabaab ayaa sheegatey in kooxdoodu ka ...
Here is the evidance
the reports say that the explosion which rocked on Sunday night the road which links the presidential palace to justice ministry hit the car of Mohamed Dhere and damaged it.
No one knows the target of the explosion.
The blast was the second in three day’s time, and some speculation reports say that it the unrest relates to the split of the ruling part.
The administration had no comment about the explosion.
Kulimye party which rules Somaliland residents split into two after the leaders of it misunderstood the individual that they will choose as the presidential candidate.
Somaliland proclaimed its independence from Somalia in 1991 but has never been officially recognised by any state despite exercising a reasonable level of territorial control and internal political legitimacy.
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Five suicide car bombs ripped through key targets on Wednesday in northern Somalia, including UN offices and a presidential palace, killing 19 people and the five bombers, officials said.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks in Somaliland and Puntland, which rattled a regional heads of state summit in Nairobi aimed at speeding up peace efforts in the southern and central parts of Somalia.
The attacks triggered condemnation from the United States which blamed them on "a small minority of violent extremists".
The self-declared state of Somaliland was rocked as three simultaneous blasts ripped through its capital Hargeysa. The presidential palace, Ethiopia's diplomatic compound and the offices of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) were all hit.
Two separate offices of an interior ministry body tasked with combating terrorism were also targeted in Puntland's economic capital Bosasso. Officials said only the two suicide bombers were killed.
The apparently co-ordinated attacks drew international condemnation and US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Jendayi Frazer said they bore the markings of al-Qaeda.
Police said 19 people were killed in the Hargeysa bombings, including the presidential secretary, and at least 18 wounded.
"We are still conducting (an) investigation but what is clear is that terrorist groups are behind the attacks," Somaliland police official Abdi Dahir Said said.
It was not clear if Somaliland President Dahir Rayale Kahin was in his office at the time of the attack, but officials said he was safe.
"At approximately 10:00 this morning the UNDP compound in Hargeysa, Somaliland, was hit by an explosion, caused by a vehicle which forced entry into the compound," the UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said in a statement.
The explosion "killed at least two Somalian employees of the UN but the toll could be more severe," UN Development Programme spokesman Adam Rogers later said in Geneva.
Witnesses said the suicide bombers were driving Land Cruiser SUVs.
Security officials said six members of the Puntland Intelligence Service were wounded in the bombings in Bosasso.
"We have got the remains of the body of one attacker and we shall reveal his identify soon. The individual is known to us," Puntland president Mohamoud Musa Hirsi Adde said.
He also claimed the attacks in Hargeysa and Bosasso were co-ordinated.
"The attackers were not from Puntland but the whole plan was organised from the same place and by the same people," he said. "The attacks in Hargeysa and Bosasso were coordinated and planned by the same group, they can't go unpunished."
Speaking in Nairobi after a summit of heads of state from IGAD (Inter-Governmental Authority on Development, which groups six East African nations) to discuss peace efforts in Somalia, Frazer condemned the attacks.
"Nobody has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but they have the markings of al-Qaeda," she told reporters.
The African Union's top executive, Jean Ping, also condemned the attacks and noted they "came at a time of renewed efforts by IGAD, the AU and the United Nations to bring about lasting peace, security and reconciliation in Somalia".
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and Britain also expressed outrage at the bombings.
Al shabab have never even got close to puntland parliament or president. Car bombs were happening in hargeysa way before PL
