Talk:El Bardale
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Gadabursi Residing in this town[edit]
It is a fact that the Gadabursi reside in this town. There is no need for their presence to be removed at all. Also the source about the sedentary conflict contributed to the growth of this page and was also vandalized and removed without cause. Below is what was removed. Aqooni (talk) 21:34, 30 March 2018 (UTC)
There is also a presence of the Reer Nuur subclan of the Gadabuursi.[1][2][3]
The Sedentary Conflict in Ceel-Berdaale Since the early sixties, a series of violent incidents occurred from the areas bordering Gabiley and Borama districts between the two sub-clans of Reer Hareed and Reer Nuur (Isaaq and Gadabuursi respectively). The conflict, which stretched from Aada in Wajaale, to El-Bardale, went through periods of intense confrontation and violence (1961-63, 1992-94 and 2009) and times of lull and relative peace. However, while some mediation efforts, such as the one engaged in Wajaale and Aada areas brought about a settlement, others, including the ones supported in the early nineties (by the late President Egal) and in 2009 did not bear fruit. Indeed, both times, the Reer Nuur walked out of the negotiation table claiming that the Guurti led mediation was not neutral enough.[1]
References
- ^ a b Saeed Gees, Mohamed (2010). PILLARS OF PEACE:Democracy in Somaliland Challenges and Opportunities. Hargeysa: Academy for Peace and Development. p. 77.
- ^ "Clashes displace hundreds of families in Somaliland". IRIN. 2009-07-16. Retrieved 2018-03-30.
The latest clashes marked the fourth time armed conflict has broken out in the Elberdale farmland in the past six months between the Hared and Mohamoud Nour clans.
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Elberdale farmland dispute. The farmland dates back to the 1950s with the two clans - the Reer Nour and Reer Hared - each claiming ownership over farms in the town.
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