Ovakainhu otava twikile nokukwatwa onghonga
Commissioner Armas Shivute wopolifi moshitukulwa Oshikoto okwa koleka omakwatonghonga a ningwa omexuliloshivike. Okwa hokolola kutya ovakainhu ove li natango tava twikile okuninga oihakanwa yomakwatonghonga moshitukulwa shaye.
Shivute okwa ti okaana kokakadona keedula di li nhano oka longelwa oilonga yomunyonene paixulo komulumenhu weedula 29 momukunda Eengodi moshitukulwa Oshikoto.
Shivute ta ti okaana aka okwa li taka i keumbo lainakulu noka shakaneka omulumenhu mondjila ndele teka kufa po nokuya nako keumbo lavo, oko e ka ndele twala monduda yaye yokunangala, omo eke ka kwatela keenghono.
Shivute okwa hokolola kutya xee yokaana aka ka kwatwa onghonga okwa landula eenghaku domulumenhu ou fiyo omonduda omo a hanga okamona. Xe yokaana okwa shivifila opolifi nomulumenhu ou okwa kwatwa po. Omakonakono opolifi otaa twikile.
Shivute ta hokololwa vali oshiningwanima shikwao shekwatonghonga olo mukainhu weedula 31 a iwa naye moixulo shihe li pahalo laye komulumenhu weedula 25 momafiku 05 Febuliali 2021 momukunda Onampengu, moshitukuklwa Oshikoto.
Otaku hokololwa kutya omulemhu ou okwa ningila omukainhu omatilifo ndele te mu kwata keenghono nokuya naye moixulo. Omulumenhu ou okwa kwatwapo kolilfi nokuli modolongo.
Onghundana imwe yekwatongonga oyakolekwa komupedu commissioner Eratus Iikuyu wopolifi moshitukulwa Erongo, ya ningwa moKaribib, molukanda ledina Harambee omu ta hokola kutya omukainhu weedula 27 okwa kwata onghonga mOlomakaya ladja ko.
Eratus ota ti omukainhu ou a kwatwa ongonga okwali a kolwa a nangala monduda yaye, omo omulumenhu oo e shivika a ndele tainaye moixulo. Iikuyu okwa ti opolifi oi li moilonga yokukonga omulumenhu ou. Ta lifa kutya omulumenhu ou a kwata omukainhu onghonga oku shivike nawa komukainhu yemwene.
MOGADISHU - Somalia’s opposition leaders have announced that they no longer recognise President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, after his term expired without a political agreement on a path toward elections to replace him.
The Horn of Africa nation was supposed to hold indirect elections before 8 February but the deadline was missed as the central government and federal states failed to break a deadlock over how to proceed with a vote.
It now confronts a political crisis alongside a violent Islamist insurgency, a locust invasion and serious food shortages.
A coalition of opposition candidates urged the president, better known by his nickname Farmajo, to “respect the constitution” and ensure a peaceful transfer of power in the fragile country.
“Starting from 8th February 2021, the council of opposition candidates does not recognise Farmajo as president,” they said late Sunday in a statement.
“The council will not accept any form of mandate extension through pressure.”
The group is allied against Farmajo but comprises candidates running individually for his job, including two of Somalia’s former presidents.
They called for the creation of a transitional national council composed of the speakers of parliament, opposition figures, regional leaders, and civil society groups, to steer the country through this period.
Some roads in Mogadishu, including the route to parliament, were closed Monday, witnesses said, after a tense evening in the capital.
“We could not sleep last night because so many gunshots were being fired by opposition supporters,” said one resident, Abdullahi Ali.
Farmajo, who is running for a second term, has accused his regional rivals of reneging on an earlier agreement struck in September that laid out a timeline for a vote.
That deal would have seen indirect parliamentary and presidential elections held in late 2020 and early 2021.
But it fell apart as squabbles erupted over how to conduct the vote.
Jubaland, one of the semiautonomous regions at odds with Farmajo, accused the president of refusing their attempts at compromise. Three days of talks between the parties collapsed Friday without a deal.