Somaliland:Dahabshiil ready to partner with AU to lower Diaspora remittances cost
Leading money transfer company Dahabshiil is ready to work with the African Union in partnership with African states to enable them to reform their...
How Indonesia Deals with Current Piracy Could Determine Whether it Becomes the ‘New Somalia’
By Charles Parkinson
Indonesia's handling of a recent spate of hijackings of coal-laden tugboats and the kidnap of their crews could determine whether the country's...
Somaliland:From The Archives: Muse Bihi Has A Long Standing Ample History – Hassan Guure
“Many people say we support Muuse Biihi. That is far from the fact, but Muuse Biihi’s history is undeniable – it is vivid.”
By Gulaid...
Three journalists facing possible jail terms in Somaliland trials
Reporters Without Borders is concerned about the possible prison sentences that three journalists are facing in two separate cases in Somaliland and urges the...
Somaliland:Ministry of Agriculture Officials Inspect farms devastated by recent rains in Awdal region
By Goth Mohamed Goth
Top Ministry of Agriculture officials led Dr. Mohamed Aw Dahir Ibrahim Minister of Agriculture have concluded inspection tour of farms devastated...
SomalilandFive injured at Kol’adey plains
By M.A. Egge
The Minister of Interior Hon. Ali Mohammed Waran’adde is leading a delegation of government officials, traditional leaders and elders from Salahley area...
Somaliland:SL joins the UK and commnwealth countries in celebrating the Queen’s 90th birthday
By M.A. Egge
A high delegation of Somaliland government officials joined Great Britain in the Celebrations of HM Queen Elizabeth the 2nd 90th birthday at...
Somaliland:President orders fight against human trafficking
By M.A. Egge
The President H.E. Ahmed Mohammed Mohamud Silanyo has directed that human traffickers or their syndicates be apprehended and eradicated respectively.
The Head of...
Somaliland:APM lectures Africa on inclusive policy making for development
By Yamakani Simutowe
State President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika says Africa needs home-grown and evidence-based policies to directly confront and address its deep rooted challenges...
Staff of shuttered Somaliland newspapers face charges
Nairobi, April 22, 2016 -Authorities in Somaliland should immediately drop all legal charges against journalists for their work and ensure that they can do...
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