Somaliland:Waddani takes in new blood, ‘dupes’ old guard in one move

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One of the two opposition parties of the Republic of Somaliland, Waddani, welcomed to its fold, Wednesday, defected, erstwhile members of the ruling party. Among...

US missteps in Somalia benefit our enemies

Al-Shabaab’s first attack on Kenyan soil was in 2008. Since then the Kenyan government has responded with force. United Nations Photo/Flickr
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The State Department’s inaction is enabling terrorist groups to expand there, a threat also to the remaining oases of security in the Horn of...

Somaliland:Diploma Mills Mislead and Defraud Vulnerable Somali Students

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It all started with Facebook erroneous comment on a basic fundamental economics concept by someone claiming to hold “doctoral” degree in the Economics. Oddly,...

Do we have Oil In Somaliland?

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With Somaliland yet to be explored in a comprehensive and accurate manner, it managed to be listed among possible countries to contain economical quantities...

Somaliland:Does Siilaanyo Fit For The Work?

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In principle, good and bad actors love the stage. But while good actors share the stage, bad actors hog it for themselves. The same goes for...

UNITED STATES NEVER EVER LEARN THEIR MISTAKES IN SOMALIA

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With all my respect of the international Organization, and United States, who are trying hard bring about peace and tranquillity to the Somali people,...

Out of Africa

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HARGEISA, 27 November 2009 (Somalilandpress) - As a naturalized citizen and IT specialist working with the US Department of Treasury at Martinsburg Computing Center...

Somaliland: THE NEC MUST RESIGN.

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It was Wednesday 28 November when the people of Somaliland went to the polling stations country wide During the campaign period; NEC wrote a letter...

Ineptitude is Costing Somalia

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MOGADISHU, 22 November 2009 (Somalilandpress) - The issue is not about writing the countless problems and crises the Transitional Government is facing in Somalia....

Somaliland:Courtesy doesn’t Cost Money

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Decades ago I used to live in a country, where more than anything else, people used to enjoy trading good humour and stimulating face...