Somaliland: Detained Wadani Officials released
By Goth Mohamed Goth
Mr. Khadar Hussein Abdi, the Secretary-General of WADANI opposition party, Mr. Barkhad Jama Batun the party spokesperson and Mr. Abdi Ibrahim...
The UK’s winked at recognising Somaliland for the third time
During a Commons Chamber debate on the situation in the Red Sea, Sir Michael Ellis MP asked the Secretary of State for Defence Hon....
HRC expresses concern over the human rights situation of Somaliland
On the commemoration of the 71st anniversary of the Human Rights Day, the Human Rights Center reports increasing restrictions of freedom of expression and media...
Sahra Halgan: The gun-toting nurse who became one of Africa’s biggest rock stars
Sahra Halgan, a self-taught gun-toting nurse, turned into one of Africa’s biggest rock stars after giving up her dreams to fight against Somalia’s dictator....
Somaliland: The Independent Civil Society Supports Mediation Committee Decision
We urge the Parliament not to spoil the process
The Independent Somaliland Civil Society Organizations (ISCO Somaliland) fully backs the decision made by the mediation...
Somaliland National Army apologizes for the statement article unauthorizedly re-posted on its site
The Somaliland National Armed Forces have expressed their regret and dismay that an article that has political inclinations contrary to the disciplined and guidelines...
Somaliland: UN Special Representative James Swan speaks to the press during visit to Hargeisa
UN Special Representative James Swan speaks to the press during visit to Hargeisa -9 January 2020
Good morning and Happy New Year to all of...
Welsh Somalilanders Mark 33rd National Day With Cardiff Celebrations
The Welsh Somalilanders have commemorated the 33rd National Day of the Republic of Somaliland with a series of events in Cardiff this weekend.
Wales is...
Crossing the Red Sea: Where the new littoral-state council goes next
By Laureen Fagan
Tensions between Iran and the United States are edging toward what some analysts say could become a full-blown war to further destabilize...
Batch of 230 Somaliland policemen undergoing six-month maiden course in Ethiopia
A first batch of 230 policemen have started a maiden six-month course that has just been kicked off at the Police College in Awasa...
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