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Why Somaliland needs the visionary leadership of Dr Irro

By Abdi Halim M. Musa As Somaliland approaches a pivotal moment in its history, the choice between two distinct leaders—Dr. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Cirro and President Muse Bihi Abdi—could not be starker. Recent interviews and public addresses have highlighted the contrasting approaches of these leaders regarding leadership, unity, and their vision for the future. In a widely circulated interview, Dr.…

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Waddani’s strategic blueprint for Somaliland’s role in the global arena

By Abdi Halim M Musa (E-mail: halimusa4@gmail.com) As Somaliland approaches the presidential election on November 13, 2024, the nation finds itself at a crossroads. The choice before the people is more than just about who will lead for the next five years—it is a decision that will shape Somaliland’s future…

Habarjeclo’s bold step towards a brighter future: Why the clan’s support for Cirro is key to saving Somaliland

By Abdi Halim M Musa (E-mail: halimusa4@gmail.com) In a historic and decisive moment, the leadership of the Habarjeclo clan has made a bold and courageous decision to throw their collective weight behind Dr. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Cirro as their chosen presidential candidate for the upcoming November 2024 election. This move,…

Somaliland is where India can counter China in east Africa

By Samir Bhattacharya India should develop closer relations with Somaliland, especially by using its port. This could provide India a valuable tool for countering China’s influence along the eastern coast of Africa. In looking for access to the Red Sea, India should avoid overcrowded Djibouti and opt for Somaliland’s port of Berbera.…

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From Corruption to Obsolescence: The Growing Case for Disbanding Somaliland’s Elders Council – Guurti

By V A Massroui Virgil.Massroui@outlook.com The Somaliland House of Elders, commonly known as the Guurti, was originally conceived as a body that would embody the wisdom and traditions of Somaliland’s elders, ensuring that the nation’s governance was grounded in cultural and religious values while providing a stabilizing force in the…

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Why presidential elections in Somaliland should usher in a new foreign policy

  By Dr Mohamed Abdillahi Omar By pushing for international recognition, Somaliland has been carving out a space for itself in the region and in the international system. After 33 years of peaceful state building, the role Somaliland plays in the regional geopolitics cannot be downplayed anymore. Somaliland’s political system…

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Africa Urban Forum offered podium to transform continent

By Oumar Sylla, Director Regional Office for Africa, UN-Habitat  The Africa Urban Forum  held recently in Addis Ababa offered an unprecedented platform for stakeholders to strategize on Africa’s rapid urbanization and urban development. This forum promised to foster transformative dialogue on urbanization, housing, climate change, and resilience, guided by the…

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Camel milk market in Somaliland growing as business activity

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Opposition parties begin push for government to set Presidential election roadmap

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Top US military official visits Somaliland amidst growing interest in Berbera

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