Somalis need to learn lessons from the legacy of land grabbing in Africa
“Aduunyo Jowhar Ka Joog, Aakhirana Janno” is one of the quotes Somalis use to describe the beauty of the country’s agricultural land. Today, Somalia’s...
My volunteer experience at Hargeisa School of Social Work, University of Hargeisa
By Dr. Susie Young The rows of listening students, the laptop and power point slides, may have been the familiar pattern of my last...
Speaker Irro Goes Haywire – again!
By Amran Aideed Himself on borrowed time and identity, the House Speaker of the Somaliland Parliament misses his political mark by a long mile again. Today,...
Somaliland: Sahil Girls’ Club; A Promising Example
Abdikadir Askar More than Half of Somaliland’s population is under 18 years old, with the majority born after the overthrow of Siad Barre in 1991- a...
Somaliland:The Bolloré Port deal lacks Transparency
By Muna Mohamed Jama As you’re all aware of Berbera port authority has been deprived of the assistance of world developing agencies like the World...
Somaliland:The President Announced, Through His ‘Official’ Spokesman, To Rescind Elections
By Abdirahman Mohamed Dirye On February 6, 2015, Boqor Buur Madaw, but “self-styled tribal” official spokesman for the government said “we let the world know...
Somaliland: It was not a Quote
Last week I contributed an op-ed piece to the Nairobi-based newspaper Daily Nation. One of the Somali intellectuals I discussed in my piece is Mr Mohamed Haji Ingiriis,...
Hijack, Squabbling, and Futile Talks Turn Somaliland Into Shakespeare’s Farce
By Abdirahman Mohamed Dirye Shakespeare’s play was acted in Somaliland? President Silanyo along with his playwrights spared no effort to bring the actors to Hargeisa,...
Somaliland:SilanyoCare;The Demise of our Healthcare System
Generally, healthcare encompasses the diagnoses, cure and prevention of disease, sickness, injury and other physical and mental impairment in humans and animals. The structure...
Somaliland:Biased Somali Scholars Eclipse Warlords
By Liban Ahmad Until recently, most scholarly publications on Somalia were written by non-Somalis, particularly Western academics. Thankfully, this trend is now being reversed by...
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