Changing Relations between Somalia and Ethiopia

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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....

Somalia: Saving lives in one of the world’s most dangerous countries

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Sixty percent of Somalia's population depends on agriculture or livestock such as sheep, goats, camels and cattle Press Release OSLO, Norway, November 14, 2019/ -- Millions...

Desert Locusts Put Ethiopian Crops At Risk

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Ethiopian agriculture officials say they are taking steps to control a major locust infestation that could threaten some of the country's staple crops. Swarms of...

Qatar-Saudi Arabia: a diplomatic battle being fought in East Africa

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As Rwandan leader Paul Kagame landed in Qatar on 28 October to attend an event dedicated to new technologies, his Kenyan counterpart, Uhuru Kenyatta,...

Somalia and UNDP launch new US$10 million project for pastoralist communities to access scarce water resources and adapt to climate-related droughts and floods

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Mogadishu, Somalia, November 12, 2019---Somalia and the UN Development Programme (UNDP) today launched a new US$10 million climate adaptation project to help rural communities...

Campaign Preparation and Brewing Conflict Between the Best Duo at Villa Somalia

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Every friendship comes to an end — a phrase no one thought would be true for the best duo — President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo...

Somalia: We Require Debt Relief so we can get into More Debt is No Guide for Economic Progress

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by Mohamed Ibrahim It is right and proper to first of all to acknowledge the tireless work, fiscal discipline, and economic reform the Somalia Ministry...

WHO aids flood-hit populations across Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean Region

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The impact of successive storms, cyclones and heavy rains has been severe in 2019, and in the wake of heavy flooding, WHO is upping...

Somalia defers planned offshore round

Engineers and visitors explore an exploratory well near Dharoor town, 350 km (217 miles) from the port of Bosasso on the Gulf of Aden in Puntland January 17, 2012. Image: REUTERS
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Slight delay foreseen to licensing exercise that will offer 15 blocks off central and southern Somalia by Barry Morgan The Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) has pushed...

In Somalia, can al-Shabab be defeated? Here’s why a nonmilitary option might succeed.

Soldiers sit at a watch post next to the runway inside Mogadishu airport’s secure perimeter, where international organizations such as the United Nations and European Union are based, in Mogadishu, Somalia. (Dai Kurokawa/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
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It’s critical to keep defectors from rejoining.  By Christian Taylor  On Oct. 13, al-Shabab sent mortar rounds into the United Nations base at the Mogadishu airport, one...