Somaliland and Israel Reshape the Red Sea
By Mohamed Abdi Idiris
The Red Sea has never been just water. It is a corridor of history, commerce, faith, and power. From ancient trade...
Taiwan and Somaliland Links Serve As Morale Booster In Horn Of Africa
On the 14th of June 2020, (representatives from) Somaliland and Somalia met in Djibouti for a four-day summit.
The summit, the first since the two...
Does Somaliland legislative electoral system need a reform?
On May 31, 2021, Somaliland will hold the second legislative elections since 2005, to elect new MP’s. However, the current parochial, bias, divisive electoral...
Investing in Somaliland (Part II)
Last week, we looked at investing in Somaliland, whose economy is characterized by its informality, and entrepreneurship. This week, we delve into different sectors,...
Where would the mediation process of Djibouti between Somaliland and Somalia lead to ?
There is a Somali proverb which says “Aanu wada hadalno wa aanu heshiino”, when translated means; initiating dialogue between opposing sides will finally end...
It is a painful experience to watch our country degraded into oblivion by a fake clan power-sharing system, called 4.5
By Abdullahi M Arale
To all intent and purposes, 4.5 formula gives equal quota to the four “major” clans, and a half-point to a cluster...
Somaliland:Courtesy doesn’t Cost Money
Decades ago I used to live in a country, where more than anything else, people used to enjoy trading good humour and stimulating face...
Somaliland:Khat;The Somali exterminator
With Khat being a psychotic drug banned by the United Nations under the convention against illicit traffic in narcotic drug and psychotropic substance, Somaliland...
Baseless Claim of Presidential Powers Hastens the Demise of the Fragile Federal Republic of Somalia
By Dr. Mohamud Uluso
The Somali people have been hoping to heal from the painful experience suffered in ousting the military dictatorship that ruled the...
Recognise Somaliland Now — Anchor a Democratic Ally in the Free World By Gunther Fehlinger-Jahn
For over three decades, the people of Somaliland have quietly built something remarkable in one of the world’s most unstable regions: a stable, democratic...
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