International recognition for Somaliland should be conditioned on concrete economic and political reforms

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On Somaliland’s historical political economy, and how best outsiders can help Somalilanders take charge of their destiny in the quest for continued economic and...

Is the Kulmiye Party Headed Toward the Same Fate as the Udub Party?

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The recent remarks by Kulmiye Party Chairman Muj. Mohamed Kahin regarding the two-year postponement of the party’s central committee meeting are both noteworthy and...

COP 26! THE UNIVERSAL COMMITMENT TO CLIMATE CHANGE – WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE SOMALI RACE AND THEIR FUTURE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES?

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Ramifications of a world's shift towards greener/renewable energy, a zero net carbon future, the staggering $66.1 Billion Climate Finance made by the Multilateral Development...

Horn of Africa drought requires action, including in Somaliland

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The Horn of Africa region has been hit by one of its worst droughts in decades, affecting 20 million people. According to the United Nations and...

Somaliland:The White Crow (Xuunsho)

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  Mr.BenedictArnood from the Cedar Tree Institute said, my friends of many years views, did not offend me, what offends me most was their beliefs...

‎Security Crossroads: Intelligence Gaps, Foreign Vetting, and the Terror Funding Pipeline in the Horn of Africa

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By Jama Ayaanle Feyte ‎Journalist, Horn of Africa Security Expert & Political Analyst ‎ ‎Overview: A Region on Borrowed Time ‎ ‎A dangerous security paradox grips the Horn. In...

Healing is Lucrative Business in Somaliland

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Somaliland, the land of Camels and Milk, you will fall in love with this place as soon as your plane touchdown, it will happens...

Getting Somalia Wrong:From Somaliland Perspective

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Last  July at Hargeisa International Book Festival (HIBF), it was launched a book with the title ‘Getting Somalia Wrong; Faith,war and hope in a...

Midnight Forever – By Dr. Abdishakur Jowhar

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HARGEISA, 24 August 2009 (Somalilandpress) – On July 11, 2009 four prominent Somaliland citizens were kidnapped from a public highway and later on massacred...

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...