WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BARAAWELAND STATE OF SOMALIA?

Baraaweland State of Somalia is one of the Autonomous administration located in south Somalia and aims to create an independent administration in the South region of Somalia. Unlike and is willing to unite with the rest of Somalia under a federal government structure

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Prior in 1990 Lower Shabelle, Middle and Lower Juba regions have been most highly effected regions in Somalia when waring parties have been clashing to ethnically cleansing the true inhabitants of these regions who are now founded elsewhere in the globe after they were forced to flee their homeland by those intruders/invaders. These regions who sought to create their own administration are largely members of the TUNNI sub-clan of the Digil and Mirifle who dominate these regions.

Efforts to set up this independent administration, has began in 2009 the administration would allow for development and stability of the regions.

This Autonomous administration brings together all the clans and sub clans, inhabitants, aboriginals, dominants who are the genuine inhabitants of these regions including the Jareer community, Bajuni, Biimaal and etc however the majority dominant/inhabitants of the three regions are the TUNNI of the DIGIL and MIRIFLE member, the TUNNI clans itself consisting of 20 clans in turn of 36 sub clans and speak their own Dialects similarly to Maay speaking communities in south Somalia

The city of Baraawe is one of the longest aged coastal town in the history and was one of the biggest trade center in Africa, far Asia and Egyptians and as many scholars have written a remarkable story of the city Currently founded in the international historic Archives in Asia, Gulf and Europe (Portugal and Greece) its the plight of Baraaweland inhabitants to decide set this peaceful autonomous administration

The name Brava, Baraawe, Barawa, Bravanese refers to the environment and the aboriginal dominant tripes/clans/community resided this land which are the TUNNI shangamaas communities

The administration have not yet officially declared but are in the process of setting up its structure which after approved may consist of proposals that will be presented by the elect constitutional committees

BARAAWELAND STATE REGIONS

The Lower and Middle Juba regions comprise the districts of Kismayo, Jilib, Jamaame, Hagar, Afmadow, Badaadhe, Bua'ale and Sakow. They have a combined area of 1085 square kilometres with a coastline of 730 kilometers. The regions are bordered on the south by Kenya, on the north by the Gedo region, Bay and Lower Shabelle regions. With an estimated population of 2 million people, the predominant clans are TUNNI, JAREER, DIGIL, and RAHANWEIN The three regions are the most fertile lands in Somalia and constitutes one of the principal bread-baskets of the country

LOWER SHABELLE REGION

The Lower Shabelle region lies to the west, northwest, and southwest of Mogadishu. It is bordered to the south by the Juba region, to the east by the Indian Ocean and Mogadishu, coastal areas and semi-desert stretches such as the Brava district. The region comprises eight districts: Merka, Afgoi, WanleWeyn, Qoryoley, Sablale, Barawa, Kuntuwarrey and Awdegle. It has an estimated population of 2 million The population are classified under four categories; nomadic agricultural, agricultural, nomadic, and urban sedentary. The people of Baraaweland State of Somalia speak their own dialect and Somali The capital city of Baraaweland State is Baraawe

The administration have set its flag which compose of three colors Green on top Blue center and Brown bottom written Baraawenad State whit black ink, the green represents this fertile land while Blue is the Nationwide and Brown the color of the people, sand, rivers and culture please do not hesitate to contact the counsel of elders at baraawelandstate.gov@gmail.com