How Somaliland Thrives In Such A Rough Neighborhood
Unlike Somalia the failed state next door, it avoided U.S. intervention, outside assistance, and foreign loans By Michael Horton The United States has been involved in...
The incubation of dictatorial regime in Mogadishu by the West , Qatar and Turkey for Geopolitical purpose and interest
A dictatorial military regime led by Farmajo and his advisors, former Siad Barre military personnel is being supported and empowered by the West including...
Changing Relations between Somalia and Ethiopia
By Abdinassir Hassan Muhumed Introduction This article aims to critically analyze the possible implications of any future unification between the two states of Somalia and Ethiopia....
WEIGHING THE MINING CONTRIBUTION TO SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR SOMALILAND!
Ministry of Energy and Minerals inviting locals to invest in the vibrant mining sector for a bumper-harvesting. and so, to ignite Somaliland's Economy. Jointly co-authored...
The Seed sector in Somaliland
Agriculture is currently the second most important economic activity in the country, after livestock, with up to 30% of the population depending on it...
Will the Possible Discovery of Oil in Somaliland be a curse or Blessing?
An antidote for Somaliland to avoid the prevailing resource curse that is generally associated with developing countries, especially in Africa! Jointly co-authored by Mohd Faisal...
Somaliland Can’t Wait for Recognition to Address Monopolies
By Michael Rubin Somaliland is an unlikely success. Somali dictator Siad Barre’s genocidal wrath destroyed more than 80 percent of Hargeisa, Somaliland’s capital city, and...
Somaliland: Are Our Leaders Serious About Democracy?
Once again, Somaliland’s three political parties, Kulmiye, Waddani and UCID have fallen into a disagreement. This time it is about the membership of the...
Somalia must explain missing cash before receiving more foreign aid
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a January 2010 speech that “development was once the province of humanitarians, charities, and governments looking to gain allies...
Somaliland: How Siad Barre’s strategy pushed him out of power
The intensive military civil war had officially broken out in May 1988 when Barre bombarded Hargeisa and other northern cities. Less known is what...
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