How foreign backing is keeping Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir in power
Day after day Sudanese are taking to the streets to protest against the rule of Omar al-Bashir. The president, who himself seized power in 1989 when...
Somalia:EUCAP Nestor Planning and Programming Workshop held in Puntland
PRESS RELEASE October 31st 2016
From October 29th to 30th, EUCAP Nestor conducted a two-day workshop in order to address the needs and priorities the...
Somaliland exploits Kenya to build broader trade ties
The Government of Somaliland together with the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) has planned a Trade and Investment Conference in Nairobi to market Somaliland...
Somaliland Set To Host Investment Forum In Nairobi
NAIROBI – Somaliland government, through its Liaison office in Nairobi, will on Friday hold a major investment conference in the Kenyan capital to woo...
Abiy’s big steps shouldn’t obscure undercurrents in Ethiopia
Positive headlines about Ethiopia have been frequent since the country’s new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed took over in early April.
One of the biggest steps...
The slow re-awakening of Islamic finance in Somalia
By Arno Maierbrugger
Somalia, the troubled land at the Horn of Africa with one of the most homogeneous Muslim populations in the world, is believed...
UAE To Restore Berbera Airport, Build Electricity Plant
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) plans to restore the Berbera Airport in the second largest city of Somaliland to have it accommodate large aircrafts.
This...
How I went to Somaliland and… Taught Artificial Intelligence
TL;DR: I had a pleasure to be a part of the first AI conference in Somaliland, organised by Shaqodoon, HarHub and Elmi Academy, and featuring speakers from Google, MIT,...
Somaliland: DP World Increases water supply to Berbera Residents
Project adds 60 percent more water to local distribution system
Berbera, Somaliland-13 February 2019: Global trade enabler DP World on Monday launched a new water...
Climate Change Is Here—and It Looks Like Starvation
But don’t expect to hear about it on the nightly news.
By Ben Ehrenreich
There is a blur where the horizon once was, a question mark...
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