In January 1988, the Somali armed forces 12th Division executed about 20 civilians in Allaybaday. This is considered to be one of the abuses committed by Somali armed forces against Isaaq. [6] : 346
After the Declaration of Independence of Somaliland
In January 2004, following discussions between UNICEF and the local administration, the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) center resumed operations in Allaybaday. [8]
According to a 2006 Interpeace report, the spread of sedentary agriculture and fenced pasturelands in the Allaybaday area has increased conflict, resulting in a conflict with the Allaybaday area on the Ethiopian side. [9] : 8
In February 2006, Somaliland's Minister of Environment reported that foreigners hired by Gabiley merchants were destroying forests near Allaybaday district. [9] : 31
In April 2007, flash flooding in Allaybaday destroyed 87 of the 105 embankment dams. [10]
In October 2008, a fire broke out at a gas station in Allaybaday, resulting in the loss of 10 stores. [11]
In December 2013, the President of Somaliland visited Allaybaday district and laid the foundation for a road connecting Allaybaday and Hargeisa. [12]
In April 2014, Allaybaday district governor Keyse Maxamed Ibraahim (Keyse Meegaar) visited Gabiley to demand the release of arrested Allaybaday residents. [13]
On May 7, 2015, the Somaliland Minister of Interior appointed Maxamed Xasan Shiil as mayor of Allaybaday. [14] [15]
In July 2015, Allaybaday's traditional leaders held a press conference in Hargeisa, denying that there is any new leadership elected by the community. [16] [17]
In March 2016, the Somaliland government provided water and food assistance to Allaybaday, whose well was failing. [18]
In September 2017, Presidential candidate Muse Bihi Abdi visited Allaybaday. [19]
In December 2019, two civilians were killed by police officers in Allaybaday. [20]
In February 2021, the first paved road built in Allaybaday was opened. [21]
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