Wardey is a Somali clan who associated with the Dir clan family specifically the Madahweyne sub-clan. They are found in southern Somalia (Lower Jubba)...

Orma. The Somali still call the Tana Orma Wardey or Warra-Daya. However, the Tana Orma restrict the name Wardey to back-migrants who had lived as serfs...

Flax. Flax mills in New Zealand A. J. Wardey, The linen trade: ancient and modern (1864; repr. 1967), 690–92 Wardey, 692 and passim. W. English, The Textile...

groups are the Orma,Somali (Wardey) and pokomo, Orma being the largest ethnic community. The second largest group are the Wardey people. The pokomo are traditionally...

England: Woodhead Publishing. ISBN 978-1-84569-505-7. OCLC 425959562. Wardey AJ (1967). The Linen Trade: Ancient and Modern. Routledge. p. 752. ISBN 978-0-7146-1114-3...

force behind a series of Somali expansions that led to expulsion of the Wardey clan from west of the Jubba river and displacing Borana in parts of the...

ethnic groups are the Pokomo, many of whom are farmers, and the Orma and Wardey, who are predominantly nomadic. The district is generally dry and prone...

Operations: southern Somalia Tribal Affiliation: Ogaden (SPM 'Ogadeni') and Wardey (known as SPM 'Harti') Founded: 1989 Begun by a group of disaffected Ogadeni...

River, into which the country was occupied by the Wardey, who were a "suffara" (Somali) tribe. The Wardey were driven out and went south-east towards Aji...

Akisho 2. Layiile 3. Gurre 4. Gurgure 5. Gariire 6. Jaarso 7. Jiido 8. Wardey Ahmed Gurey Ref: Futūḥ al-Ḥabasha. (n.d.). Christian-Muslim Relations 1500–1900...

bank. These zones were known as Khad Tunni and Khad Gala (Tunni limit and Wardey limit). The land was also divided into three sections. One portion for the...

Ordnance Survey Landranger Map (B2 ed.), 2007, ISBN 0-319-22980-7 A. J. Wardey, The linen trade: ancient and modern (1864; repr. 1967), 458 511 689–91...