Drought in Somalia and Somaliland: Lives Teetering on the Edge

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JUNE 18 – Failing and intermittent rains are wrecking havoc in Somalia and Somaliland, but we are increasingly asking, is anyone listening? 2.2 million people are...

Somaliland: A global campaign to advocate for a world free of GBV for the next generation of children launches across Africa on the “Day of the African Child”

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As part of the commemoration of Day of African Child, this year, a global social media campaign has launched across Africa to advocate for...

Somaliland: Representative Dhakool Released On Presidential Amnesty

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Somaliland member of parliament, Ahmed Mohamed Dhakool has been released after more than forty days in custody. The representative was arrested on charges of...

Egypt’s ousted president Morsi dies in court during trial

In this May 8, 2014 file photo, Egypt’s ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi sits in a defendant cage in the Police Academy courthouse in Cairo, Egypt.
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CAIRO — Egypt’s former president, Mohammed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood leader who rose to office in the country’s first free elections in 2012 and...

Somaliland:Mozambique Loses as Foreigners Plunder Its Coast

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By GREGORY TOSI Comprising one-fifth of the earth’s population, China consumes more than a third of the fish pulled from the planet’s waters. With its...

Somaliland: Police Officer stoned to death by angry residents of Fiqi Ayub protesting against the extraction of Precious Stones by Foreign companies

Brig. Gen Abdurrahman Liban Foole, the deputy commissioner of Somaliland police force
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By Goth Mohamed Goth A police officer was stoned to death and two others were seriously injured by angry residents of Fiqi Ayub Village in...

Somaliland: Berbera bound Dhow sinks due to strong winds

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By Goth Mohamed Goth A wooden dhow and its cargo worth millions of dollars destined for the port city of Berbera sunk due to strong...

Somaliland: 30000 sit for final national examinations for primary and secondary schools

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Somaliland has no political prisoners, declares the President He outlaws the commercialization of education at the expense of learning as 30000 sit for final national...

The Cost and Quality of Education in Somaliland-CPA Report

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An ongoing international debate in many parts of the world, is that numerous entrepreneurs are investing in education, and expecting lucrative profits, regardless of...

Exclusive: Western oil exploration in Somalia may spark conflict – U.N. report

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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In Summary • Experts say the Somali constitution gives considerable autonomy to regional governments to enter commercial oil deals. • But a petroleum law that has...