Somaliland: The Little Country That Could

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Somaliland was an independent state for five days in 1960 before it merged with the former Italian Somalia. Since the Somali Democratic Republic became...

Puntland: What went off the kilter since the investiture ceremony?

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By Abdiqani Ahmed Farah (Dala’aan) PhD “The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones” John Maynard Keynes Thabo...

Somaliland Budget 2019: Continuation of the Status Quo.

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Before I look at the budget in detail, I must say a word or two about the definition of budget. Budget is a financial...

President Farmajo Expelled UN Envoy to Deny Accountability and Justice to Somali Victims

UN ENVOY. In this file photo, Nicholas Haysom speaks during a press conference in Kabul, Afghanistan, on February 14, 2016. File photo by Shah Marai/AFP
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For the last 2 years, the Somali people have been painfully struggling to cope with the shocking reality of leadership failure under President Mohamed...

Somaliland: The policy impact on economic growth

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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It can be incentivize investment and savings by changing relative cost of either action, in an economy. Both savings and investments have a positive...

Somaliland: Youth Unemployment and Security in Hargeisa

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Abstract Youth represent a very vital organ in any society. They are not only the future of Somaliland, but also a major stakeholder and...

Why Somaliland could where others failed: A call to the Democratic World!

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By Adam Muse Jibril The Freedom House has recently issued its annual report about democracy in the world with a world map, where a clear...

Disregarding Somaliland Case A Scar On UN, AU, International Community

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Prestigious international and continental bodies, like United Nations (UN) and African Union(AU) respectively, should have been abiding by and honoring their charters. What belongs to a Republic cannot...

Can Somaliland Feed its people?

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The country is cultivated only 5% percent of its arable land and is not self-sufficient in food and most of our foods are imported...

Somaliland: Mr.Hirsi’s political casualties: M. Abdulqadir(kulmiye) & Seed (wadani)!

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It’s not coincident as history repeats itself, former minister Mr.Hirsi had been in a concealed political mission. He currently executed one of his vicious...