Somaliland and Somalia talks

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“Men may promise more in a day than they will fulfil in a year”. In the previous talks many pledges (secondary ones though) were...

Somaliland: An open letter to all concerned- Media, Opposition and the Government

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Ibrahim Mead political analyst Ottawa, Canada Sunday, September 12, 2010 Note: As the date above shows this article was published in 2010; however, as the same situation repeated...

Being Bilingual

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By Isse Ali Language has power. The access of language can lead you to have different lives. My native tongue is Somali. At first, English...

The great game in the Horn of Africa

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The Horn of Africa appears to be geared towards a new order set off by global competition over strategic interests. By MEHARI TADDELE MARU The Horn of...

It is Time for Reconciliation; Somaliland and Somalia Convergence

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This paper aims to start a discussion on future relationship that Somaliland and Somalia could possibly have. The paper intends to start a dialogue for...

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...

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...

Somalia is at the verge of returning to dictatorship, lawlessness and Disintrgregion

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By Abdi Dagal Faahiye Whether it is Washington, Manila or Mogadishu; the number of authoritarian regimes is on the rise. Although Somalia in some respect...

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...

The Carnage of Heritage in Djibouti

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By Mohamed Obsiye The Heritage Institute convened in Djibouti between 14 – 18 December 2018 a conference themed debating the impact of the Ethiopian reforms...