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The program advertisement
The program advertisement will be aired twice a day at the peak of listenership hours; that is just before the daily news and the political program (bartilmaameedka) which has a large audience-they are aired at 1:00-pm and 9:30-pm respectively.
The opening: a song calling for peace
• track 1: the announcer talking about the importance of peace
• track 2: a voxpop highlighting the need for reconciliation and peace
• track 3: a song urging the Somali s to come to the negotiating table
• track 4: again, it is the announcer asking who is to work for peace
• track 5: the Somali prime minister detailing his plans for reconciliation
• track 6: the announcer introducing the views of politicians and the traditional elders
• track 7:the voice of Ahmed Hassan Haad ,the leader of Hawiye council of elders talking about his readiness for peace dialogue
• track 8 :the voice of Dahir Mohamud Gelle of alliance for the reliberation of Somalia talking about their choice for the path of dialogue
• track 9:the announcer wrapping up the program with the first opening song
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First program: the role of intellectuals in peace and reconciliation Opening: a song clip about peace and its benefits.
Part 1: The presenter giving a brief description on the aftermath of the war.
Part 2: An interview with one of the Somali intellectuals talking conflict resolution methods and how the Somali intellectuals can contribute to the ongoing peace efforts.
Part 3: A song clip urging the people of Somalia to take the path of peace.
Part 4: The intellectual describing conflict resolution methods.
Part 5: A song clip called reconciliation.
part 6: The intellectuals final advice for Somali people.
part 7: The presenter finalizing the interview.
part 8: A drama about reconciliation and awareness rising by group of Somali artists and comedians part 9: The closing song which also the opening.
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Second program: Peace and Reconciliation Program contents
The opening song
- The presenter introducing the program
- The opening song
- The presenter talking about the objective of the program
- A song depicting the scars left by the war
- Adulkadir salad, the head for information of a local organization that works in the areas peace of peace building
- The presenter
- A patriotic song urging people to stand for peace
- Mustafa kamal, a local peace activist from the civil society talking about how peace can be attained
- A song calling for peace
- The announcer presenting again the benefits of peace
- The presenter
- A drama denouncing war and promoting peace and reconciliation
- The presenter wrapping up the program
- The closing song
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Peace and reconciliation program content: Third program
The traditional elders will give in-depth analysis about traditional conflict solving mechanism in Somalia.
- • The opening song
• The presenter introducing the program
• Chieftain Mayow in Baidoa giving his points of view on how peace can be attained and what the people of Somalia should do to come together to the negotiating table.
• Mohamed Hasan Haad, the leader of Hawiye unity council of elders stating that if reconciliation is to be successful Ethiopians must leave first.
• Dacar Hirsi Hooshow, a traditional elder in Hiiraan region, central Somalia urging Somalis to forget the culture of tribalism and take the path of peace.
• Malaq (chieftain) and Malaq Mayow in Baidoa talking about their role as elders and complaining that they had been sidelined in the peace process.
• Malaq Derow, a traditional leader in Baidoa calling for Somali unity to overcome current obstacles.
• Hussein Ahmed Dirie, a clan elder in Mogadishu talking about the importance of unity.
• A song clip saying peace is priceless.
• Ahmed Abuukar Mohamud a traditional elder detailing the ancient rules of engagement and how Somalis used to solve their problems.
• A patriotic song about peace calling Somalia to be saved.
• Somali artists giving a drama on conflict resolution following clan clashes caused by disputes on pasture and access to water.
• The closing song.
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Peace and reconciliation program contents: part four
Our program puts emphasis on the role of religious leaders toward reconciliation.
Particular stress will be placed on peace and reconciliation based on the holy Koran and the hadith (traditions) of prophet Mohamed (peace of Allah be upon him).
The program content goes as follows:
- The opening song
- The presenter introducing the program
- A song clip called peace is dear
- The presenter
- The voice sheikh Maxamud Aw-abdule Ariif, one the most listened and highly respected Sheikhs in Somalia . The Sheikh talks about about and reconciliation. why we chose him and gave him this long time is that he is influential and respected by all
- Drama about reconciliation and conflict resolution
- The conclusion.
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Peace and reconciliation contents: 5 th program
The program is about the role of politicians toward peace and reconciliation and it goes as follows.
- The opening song
- The presenter introducing the program
- The voice of sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, the leader ARS detailing the ongoing peace process and how it can be achieved
- The voice Abdishakur Mire Adan, a Somali politician in Puntland talking about how peace can be reached and the feasibility of Djibouti peace accord
- The voice of Ali Mudey Mahi, a Somali politician in Mogadishu talking about how peace can be achieved
- A drama some Somali artists about the need for political reconciliation
- The closing song
Listen/Dhageyso Impact assessment: 6th program
- During our call-in –show we received 20 calls and three SMS massages.
- About 40 % of the callers are hopeful about the ongoing peace process.
- About 30% believe as long as the enemy forces (Ethiopians) are in Somalia no peace is possible.
- About 15% say Somalis must come under a tree and sort out their problems all alone.
- About another 15% suggest that Somalis be educated on peace and media like Simba must continue such programs like this one.
- There also some people who are painting a gloomy picture on the ongoing peace because the alliance has broken up and the government is at loggerheads with one another.
- Some call on the politicians, religious leaders, intellectuals including the Diaspora to be serious about peace process.
- One of the callers said “the Ethiopians must go and the peace conference must be held in Somalia .”
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