BF to take action against the Minister of Health following yesterday's incident + Video
What happened
50-second readThe Deputy Chairman of the Media Committee of the House of the People announced that they will take action against the Minister of Health following an incident where he refused to allow live questioning by Universal TV.
What else the report says
- ProposalAli Haji revealed that he would not answer the MPs' questions if Universal Television continued the live broadcast of the meeting, asking the committee chairman to have the reporters from that TV removed from the hall.
- Decision reported"He will explain what led to that issue on Saturday, and we will bring it to parliament, and we have agreed with the committee," the MP further stated.
- What happens next“Chairman, Universal TV must leave the hall; otherwise, I will not answer the questions.
- The minister on Tuesday refused to allow Universal Television to broadcast the questions being asked by the MPs live, demanding that the live broadcast of the meeting be stopped.
Reported by Caasimada Online
- Still unclear
- What specific actions will be taken against the Minister of Health?
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Reader translation: English
Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – The Deputy Chairman of the Media Committee of the House of the People, MP Mohamed Hassan Murjaan, who spoke to reporters today, stated that they will take action against the Minister of Health, Dr. Ali Haji, and will question him about yesterday's incident, after he became angry while leading the Parliamentary Social Services Committee that was asking questions about the ministry's activities.
The minister on Tuesday refused to allow Universal Television to broadcast the questions being asked by the MPs live, demanding that the live broadcast of the meeting be stopped.
Ali Haji revealed that he would not answer the MPs' questions if Universal Television continued the live broadcast of the meeting, asking the committee chairman to have the reporters from that TV removed from the hall.
“Chairman, Universal TV must leave the hall; otherwise, I will not answer the questions. The TV refuses to stop the live broadcast, so if they do not leave, we will leave,” said Minister Ali Haji Aadan.
After that, MP Mohamed Hassan Murjaan, who is the deputy chairman of the Media Committee of the House of the People, responded today, stating that they will summon the minister and will take legal action, as he put it.
“I am very disappointed that a minister would sit down and say that a certain station should not broadcast; I do not accept this, these institutions are independent, and I am upset, and we will take legal action against the minister,” said MP Murjaan.
He also added, "Independent media has the right to report what is wrong, and what is right, and there is no one to be consulted."
The MP stated that next Saturday they will summon the Minister of Health of Somalia and will ask about the obstruction he imposed on Universal TV.
"He will explain what led to that issue on Saturday, and we will bring it to parliament, and we have agreed with the committee," the MP further stated.
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Article context
What happened
- The Deputy Chairman of the Media Committee of the House of the People announced that they will take action against the Minister of Health following an incident where he refused to allow live questioning by Universal TV.
Key claims
- The Deputy Chairman of the Media Committee of the House of the People, Mohamed Hassan Murjaan, stated that they will take action against the Minister of Health, Dr. Ali Haji, regarding an incident that occurred yesterday.
- Minister Ali Haji refused to allow Universal TV to broadcast questions from parliament members live, demanding that they stop the live broadcast.
- The Deputy Chairman stated that they will summon the Minister of Health on Saturday to discuss the obstruction he caused to Universal TV.
Source limitations
- The article does not include a response from Minister Ali Haji regarding the allegations.
- Claims about the incident are based solely on statements from Deputy Chairman Mohamed Hassan Murjaan.
- No independent verification of the events described is provided.
Reader takeaway
The situation highlights tensions between government officials and media freedom in Somalia.
What remains unclear
- What specific actions will be taken against the Minister of Health?
- What were the reasons behind the Minister's refusal to allow live questioning?
- How will the parliament address the Minister's actions on Saturday?
Why it matters
The article does not provide enough independently verified detail to assess the specific significance of this event beyond what is reported.
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- Language mix
- Soomaali
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