What the November 13 presidential polls mean for Somaliland
On November 13 Somaliland – which is a democratic and peaceful country on the ´Horn of Africa, yet not recognised by any other nation– will hold presidential elections. Brendon J.…
On November 13 Somaliland – which is a democratic and peaceful country on the ´Horn of Africa, yet not recognised by any other nation– will hold presidential elections. Brendon J.…
By Said W. Hersi The story of Somaliland is marked by resilience, hope, and self-determination. From its initial nation-building efforts to its recent internal struggles, Somaliland has encountered both triumphs…
Opposition party Waddani and Kaah political organization are working together to bring peace in the volatile regions of the Buhodle district and Qorilugud. Political leaders from the Waddani and Kaah…
In every successful society, justice, transparency, and accountability are the cornerstones of governance. As Somaliland moves closer to its critical presidential election on November 13, 2024, it is essential…
By Michael Rubin On December 13, 2018, National Security Advisor John Bolton announced the Trump administration’s new Africa strategy. “Great power competitors, namely China and Russia, are rapidly expanding their…
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…
Somalia has announced the expulsion of an Ethiopian diplomat, marking a further souring of relations between the neighbouring countries related to a port deal Addis Ababa has been negotiating with the breakaway…
By Michael Rubin In late September, an Egyptian naval vessel docked in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, to offload a shipment of weaponry including anti-aircraft guns and artillery, many of…
Somaliland’s Election Commission is completing final preparations for a crucial election expected to draw over a million voters, a critical test of transparency and fairness as the region deepens its…
By Georgia L. Gilholy It was scorching hot inside the Hargeysa Cultural Centre. There was a printed photo of a BBC journalist given pride of place on one of the…