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Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Xamalashathas o kamit ah mit cana gatho iyo mit qorya gurto marka waxan kunolnaxay daqdaqaqa bawurta sitha basaska okaley. Translator: They are only depending on people from outside doing some small businesses interactions and they have no enough security and whenever they want to go to the forest to fetch firewood they are afraid because they might be raped and the security is not guaranteed. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Bawurti xathu jitka xun xayaxay oo lawa malithmoth diwictha iskagathawa noqoto waxa dacthey inu jitka xirmo bawurtina ey daqdaqaqa ey jojiyan oo wax Cana ama quthar nokeno an wayno ama qotyixi mel ey nosomaran an wayno. Translator: They have problems during rainy seasons due to the bad roads. Whenever there are rains they have no access to the roads, the roads are blocked and they could not get vegetables from Garissa. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Marka waxan rabna ini jitka nalogadigo lammi sifa ilmaxa nolashothi ey isthawa jog noaxato on caruruta ukorsano. Translator: We want our roads to be repaired so that we can have accessible roads and not to have problems during rainy seasons. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Xaga wax barashatha carurta markan iskkulka geisano on kubarbarino on ila primary an kurafathno oy kabaxan eight waxa dacthey ineyna noathi Karin sekendari ila lacag athag an shubno awothenana ey nodanen. Translator: About education, they educate children through the hard way after the child finishes Std. eight and she is not taken to secondary, the child will just be idle. So she is suggesting to have skilled oriented education like for example, a child finishes std. eight at least she should have some skill so that she can earn an income, it is not necessary that she should go to secondary if she has some skills. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Arthega an kusorafathey on qorya usogurey xigsanayey in udawatatha igabixiyo xalkas bey moral thilac kudacthey. Translator: Our unskilled children whenever they finish school or drop out due to lack of school fees maybe, they get demoralized and we are not also happy because we have suffered for eight years, we struggle we bring a child up to std. eight, he loses moral and becomes a drug addict or becomes a bandit. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Mitha lawath xathan iskutaxlujino ila sekendari in an kabixino ubogo o wax sobarto xathana dhowladanatha kama xelno shaqa iyo gacan qawasha sifa an markas diwatathi ogakabsano. Translator: Even if we try to educate through the hard way up to form four, our children are not getting employed, so it is the same thing. 18
Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Tana dhowlathena waxan ka cothsaneyna iney wax nogaqawato oo shaqa nalosiyo marku wax sobarto sifa diwatatha qoiska somaliyet ogabaxno. Translator: We are seeking from the government of Kenya to have a some employment for the children even if it is creating some industries so that our children will not lose morale and we should not lose morale. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Mitha afarath waxan cirirkagajirna xaga biyaxa, biyaxanaga wa xal mashin rhagmathan o ithil xalki wa lacag thathka bathi sethax melath marki loqaibiyo lawa meloth malinti maxelikaran iney afarta shilin ey kudansathan. Translator: About water problems, they are not getting sufficient or adequate water within their families, if she is to use forty litres per day, she cannot afford that four shillings per day so they have problems. The whole of Dadaab area there is only one borehole, if there were more boreholes she would not be having problems if it will decrease to fifty cents per jerrican. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Xatha dhad weynaxa ithin kortagan waxan mataleina thur citlaax kuno sababta nagukalifeysana waxa wayey ama xaga daqalaxa than tharathisa ana artheythanathi shaqa an xaisanin iyo wax barasha iyo mita lawath o biya laan ah oo lagayawa marathi kawasaqeisneth ath daqani Karin. Translator: The majority of women who are here at the moment look like they are from the rural because they have no water even to clean themselves, they have no sufficient to wash their clothes. Raha Mohamed Ahmed: Taana waxan xacothsaneyna iney gacan qawato oo tuboinka biyaxa nalobilariyo sifa ey nolashena usokawactho. Translator: She is seeking from the government adequate water in Dadaab division. The meeting ended at 5.00 p.m. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 19
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