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,...
Somalia elections: Qatar plans to keep its team in power
Fahad Yasin who served in the Qatari intelligence prior to his strategic placement in Somalia’s Presidency and later as head of its intelligence agency...
From Pastoral Livestock Based economy to Artisanal and Small Scale Mining (ASM) driven, the way forward to jumpstart Somalland’s Economy!
Jointly co-authored by Mohd Faisal Hawar and Mohamoud Faisal Hawar, both Oil and Gas Management Graduates, specialized in Oil and Gas Fiscal Regimes, Oil...
The Somaliland-Puntland discord
Tensions between Somaliland and Puntland have increased over the past two years, with risks of further instability and militarisation if not adequately addressed. The...
State Department Policy is Fueling Al-Shabaab Resurgence
It is time for Foggy Bottom and Congress to wake-up, because poor choices in the U.S. Embassy in Somalia increasingly waste taxpayer funds, endanger...
Young People Decry Somaliland politics
Although Somaliland’s political system incorporates both traditional elements and modern, political structures, it is mostly divided and fought over clan lines, and the two,...
How corrupt is Somalia?
According to Transparency International Somalia was ranked the most corrupt country in the whole world. “. . . Not all governments are looking out for...
Somaliland: Why is the World Ignoring?1
By. Garrett O’Brien, Harverd Political Review – Regional IGAD Security Watch: Why is the World Ignoring Somaliland? most, a functionally independent country that lies in the...
Somaliland Democracy is in a coma without Life-support
Ever since Somaliland ended three-decades-long marriage with the union government of Somalia and declared herself as an independent sovereign state in mid-1991, there had...
Breaking the Deadlock over Parliamentary Elections in Somaliland
Reforming the electoral system and public services could be a key to breaking the deadlock over parliamentary elections in Somaliland, argues Liban Ahmad Two years...

























































































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