By Goth Mohamed Goth
Somaliland Minister of National Planning and Rural Development Hon Sacad Ali Shire this week inspected development projects in Burao, Togdheer region.
The Minister of National Planning accompanied by top officials IWAADA inspected the various development projects...
By M.A. Egge
The Foreign Minister Hon. Mohammed Bihi Yonis scoffed at opposition distracters who cried foul without any tangible reasons, hence made it clear that the newly appointed SL envoy to the U.A.E. Mr. Bashe Awil had all...
The Deteriorating nature of the relationship between the ineffective Somalia Federal Government and its states such as Jubaland and Puntland and the creation of new controversial Cadaado administration seem to complicate whatever little efforts currently present to stabilize that...
By Barkhad Kaariye,
Years and years ago, on a beautiful night as the sun sets down, I was sleeping on my mother's lap and have enjoyed her voice as she was reciting a 'Buraanbur– a poetry usually composed by Somali...
By Dr. Ali Osman
I am neither a political scientist nor a sociologist, but my expertise is the in the field of education. As a social scientist, I do not deal with hearsay, but require empirical data to make informed...
2 July 2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Girls Not Brides welcomes the adoption of this historic resolution which recognises child marriage as a violation of human rights and calls for a holistic, comprehensive and coordinated response to end child marriage.
On Thursday 2...
Two Al Jazeera journalists have spoken out after Israeli navy forces assaulted and abducted them while covering the 'Freedom Flotilla III' heading to Gaza.
Mohamed El Bakkali, Al Jazeera’s reporter accompanying the flotilla, said that the attack on the ship occurred in international waters, which...
What: The first substantive Human Rights Council resolution on child, early and forced marriage is expected to be adopted imminently
When: By COB Thursday 3 July 2015
Where: Geneva, The United Nations Human Rights Council
Why it matters: Child marriage holds back...
Asymmetries in the regulation of global trade in goods and services as well as finance have serious implications for Africa. Reuters/Toby Melville
July 2, 2015
By Léonce Ndikumana
One of the challenges facing African countries is that the global environment is...