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Chereti (woreda)
Chereti or Jarati or Weyib is one of the woredas in the Somali Region of Ethiopia, named after its major town, Melka Chireti. Part of the Afder Zone, Chereti is bordered on the southwest by the Ganale Dorya River which separates it from the Liben Zone, on the west by Goro Bekeksa, on the north by Elekere, on the east by Afder, and on the southeast by Dolobay.of calan in somalia Gaadsan or Rer dhaweed Aadan Melka Chireti (Jarati / Jano) – History & Background
Location & Establishment Melka Chireti, also known as Jarati (Jano), is a town located in the Afder Zone, in the southeastern part of the Somali Regional State of Ethiopia. • The town was founded in 1925. • It has always been recognized as a commercial hub, historically linked to the trade routes of Mogadishu, Somalia. • It lies along the main highway of the Somali Region, starting from Jarati and connecting to the Somali Galbeed (Gaadsan ) areas.
Agriculture & Economy The surrounding fertile lands make Jarati one of the notable agricultural centers in the region. The main crops produced include: • Onions • Bananas • Papaya • Mangoes • Sesame • Watermelon
Notable Figures & Leadership The town has been shaped by influential elders and leaders, such as: • Ugaas Hussein Ugas Hassan Gaboobe – the traditional leader (Ugaas) of Jarati from the Gaadsan sub-clan of Dhaweed . • Abdirisaaq Ahmed Gaboobe – a respected religious scholar known across the Somali territories. • Prominent Suldans in Jarati include Suldan Abdullahi Jama Gudle, Suldan Abdifatah Sheikh Bari, Suldan Abdiwali Amey, Suldan Abdullahi Hashi.
. Prominent Religious Scholars of Jarati includ Sheikh Abdinasir Sheikh Isse, Sheikh Aden Abdi Irshad, Sheikh Abdullahi Sheikh Mohamud Arale.
Geography & Layout • The town is geographically split by a river into two main parts: • Tuula Bay (towards Hargele) • Jarati Bay (towards Diilhara) • Jarati is connected by four main roads, with a fifth road under development, linking it to: • Laami Ciida (main asphalt road) • hargelle in the Ma’no/Diilhara area • Dolo Ado • Hargele • Qoroxey
Culture & Sports • The town is well known for football (soccer), where strong competitions take place with surrounding towns. • It also hosts large livestock markets and camel trade fairs, attracting people from across the region.
Commerce & Prominent Families • Jarati has a long tradition of entrepreneurship and local trade. • The first major businessman from the area was from Reer Jarati, named ugaas husein ugas hasan gaboobe. • Today, the town continues to thrive as a regional trading hub.
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Chereti (woreda)
Chereti or Jarati or Weyib is one of the woredas in the Somali Region of Ethiopia, named after its major town, Melka Chireti. Part of the Afder Zone, Chereti is bordered on the southwest by the Ganale Dorya River which separates it from the Liben Zone, on the west by Goro Bekeksa, on the north by Elekere, on the east by Afder, and on the southeast by Dolobay.of calan in somalia Gaadsan or Rer dhaweed Aadan Melka Chireti (Jarati / Jano) – History & Background
Location & Establishment Melka Chireti, also known as Jarati (Jano), is a town located in the Afder Zone, in the southeastern part of the Somali Regional State of Ethiopia. • The town was founded in 1925. • It has always been recognized as a commercial hub, historically linked to the trade routes of Mogadishu, Somalia. • It lies along the main highway of the Somali Region, starting from Jarati and connecting to the Somali Galbeed (Gaadsan ) areas.
Agriculture & Economy The surrounding fertile lands make Jarati one of the notable agricultural centers in the region. The main crops produced include: • Onions • Bananas • Papaya • Mangoes • Sesame • Watermelon
Notable Figures & Leadership The town has been shaped by influential elders and leaders, such as: • Ugaas Hussein Ugas Hassan Gaboobe – the traditional leader (Ugaas) of Jarati from the Gaadsan sub-clan of Dhaweed . • Abdirisaaq Ahmed Gaboobe – a respected religious scholar known across the Somali territories. • Prominent Suldans in Jarati include Suldan Abdullahi Jama Gudle, Suldan Abdifatah Sheikh Bari, Suldan Abdiwali Amey, Suldan Abdullahi Hashi.
. Prominent Religious Scholars of Jarati includ Sheikh Abdinasir Sheikh Isse, Sheikh Aden Abdi Irshad, Sheikh Abdullahi Sheikh Mohamud Arale.
Geography & Layout • The town is geographically split by a river into two main parts: • Tuula Bay (towards Hargele) • Jarati Bay (towards Diilhara) • Jarati is connected by four main roads, with a fifth road under development, linking it to: • Laami Ciida (main asphalt road) • hargelle in the Ma’no/Diilhara area • Dolo Ado • Hargele • Qoroxey
Culture & Sports • The town is well known for football (soccer), where strong competitions take place with surrounding towns. • It also hosts large livestock markets and camel trade fairs, attracting people from across the region.
Commerce & Prominent Families • Jarati has a long tradition of entrepreneurship and local trade. • The first major businessman from the area was from Reer Jarati, named ugaas husein ugas hasan gaboobe. • Today, the town continues to thrive as a regional trading hub.