Mohammed Haange


Mohammed Haange هانجى
3rd Secretary of the Puntland Labor Party
In office10 July 2023 – know
chair man	Abdirashid Sh Mohammud
Part	Puntland Labor Part
Personal details
Born	03 Sep 1993 (age 30) Burtinle, Nugaal Somalia
Political party	Labor Part
Alma mater	Daffodil International University
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Mohammed Abdinur Hersi (Haange) (pronunciation)^ⓘ; Somali: Maxamed Cabdinuur Xirsi, (born 03 Sep 1993), popularly known as Mohamed Haange, is a Somali politician. From 2020 to 2023, he was Puntland political influencer. He subsequently briefly served as civil society advocator

Personal life[edit source]

Mohamed was born in 1993 in Burtinle, situated in the northeastern Nugaal province of Somalia. He is the son of the former Millinery section commander of Somalia, Abdinur Hersi Haange, who was member of SSDF in 1980s-1990s, and Shugri Ali Mohamed, the daughter of the well-known Somali elder Ali Shaandho. His family belongs to the Omar Mahamoud sub-clan of the larger Majeerteen Harti Darod clan, and originally hails from Somalia's northeastern Puntland region.

Mohamed Haange studied at Daffodil International University in Dhaka, where he earned Masters degree in social science and Development studies .

Career[edit source]

Early career[edit source]

Mohammed Abdinur Hersi is a Somali politician who served as the Secretary of the Labor Party from 2023 until now. He was a candidate for parliament in the federal government of Somalia from 2021 to 2022, but switched his political direction to the state. He played a role in holding an election of people and votes, which was mentioned in the platform of all the parties.

Parliament of Somalia, 11th term[edit source]

Candidate[edit source]

On 10 Sep 2021-2022 Hop 198 Mr. Haange, the 11th parliament was full of disagreements and did not give a chance to junior politicians. This was partly due to the fact that the representation of the community was close-listed, meaning that only a small number of people were eligible to run for office. Mr. Haange's efforts in the new revolution did not allow him to represent the majority of the people who support him, as he was unable to secure a seat in parliament.

This is a challenging situation for Mr. Haange and other junior politicians in Somalia. However, it is important to remember that democracy is a process, and it takes time to build and strengthen. Mr. Haange's continued involvement in politics and his efforts to advocate for the interests of the people he represents are essential to ensuring that the Somali people have a voice in their government.

Here are some suggestions for how Mr. Haange can continue to advocate for the interests of his supporters, even though he is not currently a member of parliament:

He can continue to meet with his supporters and listen to their concerns.
He can speak out on their behalf at public meetings and events.
He can work with other politicians and civil society organizations to promote policies that benefit his supporters.
He can use social media and other forms of communication to reach a wider audience and raise awareness of the issues that matter to his supporters.

Mr. Haange's supporters can also play a role in advocating for his interests. They can contact their elected representatives and urge them to support policies that are important to them. They can also participate in public demonstrations and events to raise awareness of the issues they care about.

By working together, Mr. Haange and his supporters can make a difference in Somali politics and ensure that the voices of the people are heard.