Kenya’s Diplomatic Strategies in Relation to Somaliland – Gulaid Gohe Idaan

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Kenya has employed various modern diplomatic strategies in its dealings with Somaliland, including Constructive Ambiguity, De Facto Diplomacy, Quiet Diplomacy, and Hedging Strategy. Below...

Hargeisa International Book Fair : the voice of Somali literature

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From July 26 to 31, 2025, Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, will host the 18th edition of the Hargeisa International Book Fair (HIBF), the...

Somaliland: Historical Sovereignty, Post-Colonial Governance, and Strategic Significance

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By Hassan Farah Mohamed, Lawyer focused on investment, Energy, Public Finance, Governance and Democratization Email: hassanbadde@gmail.com Abstract This article examines the historical, legal, and political foundations of...

The Diplomatic Betrayal: Why Somaliland Must Sever Cooperation with the U.S. Embassy in Somalia and Demand a Direct Line to Washington

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By Jama Ayaanle Feyte For over three decades, the Republic of Somaliland has defied the odds. While the Horn of Africa burned—while Mogadishu became a...

Other Side of the Spectrum: Is Somaliland ‘Independence’ Reality or Rhetoric?

This file photo taken on May 18, 2016 shows a woman holding a flag as soldiers and other military personnel of Somaliland march past during an Independence day celebration parade in the capital Hargeisa. It wants to be recognised as autonomous. PHOTO | MOHAMED ABDIWAHAB | AFP
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In early May 2019, Somaliland’s ministers for information and transport called for press briefings on separate occasions and each one of them made similar...

Somaliland: The Chongqin Foreign and the Corruption-Polluted Contracts

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By Edward John Some Chinese firms had invested mainly in Africa’s ongoing development but Choqqin Foreign (International) Construction Corporation (CICO), a state-owned firm exploited the...

Somaliland: Farmajo fights separatism the wrong way

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Many Somalis crave unity. In 1960, Somalis achieved it when the former British protectorate of Somaliland and Italy’s newly-freed Somaliland colony united to form...

Why Elections Are a Pillar of Stability in Somalia

Former Presidents of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (left) and Sharif Sheikh Ahmed (right) stand side by side with the new president of Somalia Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo at the inauguration ceremony in Mogadishu on 22 February 2017. UN Photo
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by Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Despite the inordinate challenges confronting Somalia for decades now, one pillar has kept the country from relapsing into civil war and...

UK and Somalia fighting the effects of climate change

floods In Beledweyn, Central Somalia
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  By Ben Fender and Damon Bristow It is a quarter of a century since the UN first proposed a special day to call for action...

Somalia: Unity Government and National Elections

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A man casts his ballot on November 16, 2016, in Baidoa, Somalia. PHOTO | SIMON MAINA | AFP By Aman Obsiye Introduction On July 25, 2020, the...