Somalia and COP27: Youth-Led, Climate Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Measures
By Deeq S Yusuf
In November 2022, between the 6th and the 18th, the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt will host the 27th Conference of the...
Somalia Receives Debt Relief Without Common Macroeconomic Governance
By Dr. Mohamud M Uluso
The Somali Government received the good news of achieving the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Completion Point (CP) before the...
Truth and tale about Somalia’s drive against Ethio-Somaliland interaction
By Ambassador Adam Jibril Muse
All autocratic politicians share one basic belief that they own the absolute truth on life, the rulers of Somalia today...
Shattering Myths: Confronting the Cultural and Religious Misconceptions that Sustain FGM
By Yousef Timacade
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) remains deep-rooted in certain cultures, particularly in Somali regions, despite global human rights efforts to eradicate it. One...
Amid Risks and Opposition, Somaliland Offers America a Rare Strategic Prize.
By Prof. Nassir Hussein Kahin
The Horn of Africa is no stranger to power struggles, but one territory has quietly emerged as a linchpin for...
Donald Trump Needs to go to Somaliland
Donald Trump. Image Credit: Creative Commons/Gage Skidmore.
Why Donald Trump Should Visit Somaliland: A Bold Move in Africa – The U.S. presidency is as much about symbolism as...
Playing with Fire: Mogadishu’s Reckless Provocation Against Somaliland
The people of Somaliland were the architects of Somali unity in 1960 when they voluntarily united with Italian Somalia to establish the Somali Republic....
The Constitutional, Practical, and Legitimacy Challenges of Somalia’s National Identification Authority (NIRA)
Constitutional Ambiguity and Federal Authority
Somalia’s Provisional Constitution enshrines a federal system that relies on clearly defined powers and respect for state-level autonomy. Articles 48...
The Quiet Case for Somaliland’s Sovereignty
Somaliland has built a stable, democratic, and self-governing state through locally grounded institutions and disciplined patience—long before the world was willing to recognize it.
By...
Addis Ababa Has Become the Capital of Sool Politics and Hargeisa Has Yet to Notice
Authored by Said Mohamud Ahmed, Independent Scholar and Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) Candidate.
Posted on the Scholar Online Blog, July 18, 2026
While public attention focused...
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