At 88, former Somaliland foreign minister Edna Adan Ismail bubbles with enthusiasm about Israel’s landmark recognition of the state in December. “I’m so glad that we can openly say the…
In drought-affected Somaliland, daily meals eaten at school are nourishing more than bodies and minds. With food on the table, children — especially girls — are returning to school, families…
By Sarah Easter In drought-affected Somaliland, daily meals eaten at school are nourishing more than bodies and minds. With food on the table, children—especially girls—are returning to school, families are breathing…
The president of the Republic of Somaliland Abdirahman Mohamed Irro today officially launched the education curriculum for prisoners serving sentences in the country. The president said the government will ensure…
By Michael Rubin There is no doubt that waste, fraud, and abuse permeate the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Some of this, including USAID’s disbursement of more than $100 million to…
By Hibo Said Unemployment in Somaliland is an issue that has reached alarming levels, with estimates suggesting that up to 75% of the population has been affected in recent years.…
The president of the Republic of Somaliland, Mr. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdilahi (Cirro) on Wednesday opened a national conference of the Ministry of Education, Development and Science to promote the learning…
A recent decision by Hargeisa University to join a network of government universities under Somalia has sparked debate, as Somaliland continues to assert its independence from Mogadishu. The network, based…
Yasmin Ibrahim Ali, 27, is celebrating financial independence after topping her college class – despite having had only two years of formal education – and getting a job in the…
Arafat Mahamud Jama’s journey from the rural outskirts of the Sanaag region to a prestigious scholarship in the United States is a story of determination and resilience. Born in 2008 to…