Letter to the Somali President: Looming Political Conflict in Jubbaland

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To: President of Somali Federal Republic, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo Dear Mr. President, As an FYI, over five years ago I shared with UNSOM a document...

Farmaajo scorecard: Impressive progress and shocking blunders

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By Hassan Mohamed Somalia has made important milestones in rebuilding its economy and normalizing relations with the rest of the world and, more importantly, with...

Somaliland:From Liberation to Leading the Nation

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President Muse Sets Conditions for Development? By Mohamed Ubo Sacrificed his life for the oppressed innocent civilians in the liberation struggle of the 1980s that ended...

Burao: Steps Towards Development

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BURAO (Somalilandpress) -- On 28 December 2009, Burao Local Authority has commenced a new project in which new asphalt roads will be implemented inside...

Somaliland: President Bihi has failed to achieve any Tangible change

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By Osman Awad President Muse has been ruling the country for almost one year and two months, but still he has not yet accomplished any...

Somaliland: Wadani The Nation’s Foremost Party

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By Abdirahman Mohamed Dirye Although the youngest party in Somaliland, Wadani dwarfs the ruling party Kulmiye and its puppet outgrown UCID party combined. Its influence...

Somalia:IGAD’s declaration of war in Kismayo, real chance for armed liberation

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The move by IGAD mercenaries to airlift bogus delegates to Kismayo last week in order to attend illegal meeting aimed to approve the invasion of certain...

Out of Africa: Why has Somaliland succeeded where Iraqi Kurdistan has failed?

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By Michael Rubin Throughout 1988, MiG-17 fighter jets would take off from an airfield on the outskirts of town. Locals referred to it as the...

Kenya Must Recognize Somaliland

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Somaliland and Kenya have historical relations starting with the creation of Nairobi where Somaliland Camel Corps (SCC) provided protection to the engineers and architects...

Acknowledge Somaliland to cure festering wound on Africa

Children receive a meal at a school through the World Food Programme (WFP) in the drought-hit Baligubadle village near Hargeisa, the capital city of Somaliland, in this handout picture provided by The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies on March 15, 2017.
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Any African country without recognised independence has a wound on the body of Africa and whole world. In this particular instance, Somaliland is a country...