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Qiisak Soomalih net abta wararak/ Carbik lafale ximmooma: • Ta carbi wagsiisak mango tutaaxago kusaaqitte elle abteeh, Qiisak Soomalih lago baatilih qafar baaxot abta warar kinnim kee ta wararak amolladi oytitte sumaqta luk kusaqittel qaduk daffeyteh tan. Aydaadi alhumitte kaadu aracal kak tan. Tohih taagah Qafarat le baaxol baatilih yakke warar kinnim igmam matan. Qiisak soomalih woh isih digga haytaah, akah soole kak waanam makkook aban carbi kinniim( Dr Yasin Md, Muaz gidey, Qalo yayyoh kitab w.w.w). • Qiisak Soomalik tengele Qarkakisa,  Qafár baaxóh bukkoh Abta carbi, annaak saqi leek qaysooy, amok radah hinnaay, xayi daban qaynoonisen Carbi Kaadu hinnay;  malaa kee makko akah daffessa heenih, 1936 liggidaak qimmisen xer waktih Strategyil yakke warara.(Gubal gabak oson bicsen karta wagita kee Qafar baaxo elle koborak yemeeten inna tayballe Map wagita). • Ta Carbi kaadu wadar qiisay foyrot akak yanit yaade carbi hinnay qanxaffele Caylitteh qokol kee miraaciinol akkuk y...

The Afar society, living in one of the nine regional states of Ethiopia and located in the northeastern part of the country, is a very good example here. The Afar people have an established traditional communication network called Dagu. Dagu is the largest “wireless”, so to say, traditional news network in the Horn of Africa that connects the Afars living across three neighboring countries – Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti. As a result, Afars, who are Muslims and speakers of a Cushitic language, have a cross- border nationality (Bryden, 1996). Mainly based on word of mouth, the Afar society has been using Dagu’s network, which “is a highly developed traditional system of information management” (Chege et al., 2004, p. 29). In most parts of the world, news is communicated through mass media radio, television, newspaper and the Internet. Usually through these channels, the news goes to its target audience. In the Afar society, however, the reverse is true. It is the Afars that go to...

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DAGU: Afar People's indigenous information exchange system. The Afar people are a society with many traditional values.  One of the values ​​that have been passed down from generation to generation for the past several years is the Dagu system.  It has served as a great means of communication for many years without modern communication tools and is still serving as a wonderful traditional means of communication. Dagu is a traditional means of communication that has been with the Afar people for centuries and cannot be separated from the Afar identity. Dagu is a method of information exchange between Afars of different ages and genders based on the traditional system. Different studies have given different interpretations, among which the following are cited. • Dagu literally means news in Amharic or /news/as in English. • Dagu is not only listening to and watching information, but it also embraces the cultural responsibility/obligation to convey to others what he has he...