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Somaliland: Senior Ministers Axed in Reshuffle
Wednesday, 14 March 2012 17:42

Silanyo (R) fires Finance minister Hashiand replaces him with Samale (on picture)Silanyo (R) fires Finance minister Hashiand replaces him with Samale (on picture)By: Yusuf M Hasan

HARGEISA (Somalilandsun) In a dramatic turn of events President Silanyo has made a major reshuffle in his cabinet.

The reshuffle which was announced in a presidential decree released from the Somaliland presidency in Hargeisa saw senior ministers fired, others transferred as well as new appointments.

The changes effected in the cabinet reshuffle are as follows:

New Nominees

Cabinet

1. Abdiaziiz Mohamed Samale finance minister

2. Abdi Yusuf Du'ale (Bobe) Minister of Information and public Guidance.

3. Ali Said Raygal Minister of youth, sports and culture.

4. Mahmoud Ahmed Barre-Garaad minister of labour and social affairs.

5. Abdilahi Abokor Osman, interior deputy minister for security affairs.

6. Osman Abdilahi Sahardiid (Addaani) State minster for finance (New Post)

7. Mowlid Mahmud Ibrahim (Foreign affairs deputy minister)

Civil Service commission

1. Noh Sheikh Musa Du'ale (chairman)

2. Mohamed Omer Abdilahi (Deputy chairman)

Fired Ministers

1. Eng. Mohamed Hashi Elmi (Former Finance Minister)

2. Prof. Ismail Mumin Aar (Former Minister for public works and transportation)

3. M/s Elhan Mohamed Jama (Former Minister of Labour and social affairs)

4. Dr Ahmed Hashi Oday (Former minister of telecommunications and post)

5. Abdi Saeed Fahiye (Former Minister of Youth, Sports and culture)

6. Warsame Saeed Abdi (Former finance deputy minister)

7. Mohamed Younis Awale (Former Deputy foreign affairs minister)

Civil Service commission

1. Muhumed Aw Abdi Ismail (chairman)

2. Ahmed Ali Hirsi (Sulub) (deputy chairman)

Transferred

Ahmed Abdi Habsade (Formerly The information minister) shifted to minster of public works and transportation

Temporary

The president who did not appoint a replacement for the fired posts and telecommunication minister asked Hon Sa'ad Ali Shire the minister of planning and national development to hold the post portfolio until further notice. He becomes the first minister to officially hold to ministerial portfolios at the concurrently.

Main culprits of the reshuffle which has been highly anticipated is the ministry of finance that saw the minister Mohamed Hashi and his deputy fired to be replaced by Abdiaziz Mohamed Samale the immediate Former Parliament Vice speaker.

The appointment of Samale to the cabinet brings to two the number of minister appointed by Silanyo from parliament. The first was that of current interior minister Mohamed Nuur Arale Duur.

The appointment of Ali Saeed Raygal to the cabinet as sports and culture minister comes as no surprise as he is known to have been campaigning for this office from as early as mid-last year during preparations for the regional sports tournament held at Almzy stadium in Burao. Mr Raygal is the immediate Former director general of the national Printing agency

In the decree president Silanyo thanked those he fired for their diligence service to the public while urging them to hand over immediately to facilitate continued operations at their former offices.

President Silanyo stressed on the fact that public office belongs to the people and it was his prerogative to ensure that suitable persons hold the offices on behalf of the people. He told those outgoing that their removal was in that basis and not personal.

As per those appointed the presidents asked them to fulfil their mandates properly thus earn public esteem.

 

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