CPJ: Puntland press under fire.
York, January 6, 2010(SomalilandPress)— The Committee to Protect Journalists is concerned about deteriorating press freedom conditions in Puntland, including detentions, censorship, harassment, and direct...
Why the US Needs to be Concerned about East Africa.
While the eyes of most pundits and spies are on the current Military Action in Yemen. The Situation on the other side of the...
A World Away From Devastation Of Mogadishu
HARGEISA, 5 January 2010 (Somalilandpress) - Despite its name, the propeller-driven Dash flies slower than its companion, the Dornier jet – taking three hours...
SOMALILAND: More livestock leave for Kingdom while emergency aid arrives for Ethiopia
BERBERA (Somalilandpress) -- A large livestock vessel has left the port town of Berbera last night bound for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia after...
In Pictures: Somalia's Al-Shabab forces show power
Somalia's Islamist hardline, Al-Shabab group parade through the streets of northern Mogadishu on Friday 1st of January to show their new fighters as well...
SOMALIA: Al Shabab seize key-central town
ABUDWAQ (Somalilandpress) -- Somalia's Al-Shabab militants have seized a key-town from pro-government Ahlu Sunna Walajam'a fighters on Saturday, witnesses said.
Al-Shabab overpowered the predominantly Sufi...
KENYA: Warming up to Somaliland
BORAMA (Somalilandpress) -- Despite enjoying some relative peace the breakaway republic of Somaliland remains unrecognized by the international community. But Kenya which has...
Ethiopia rejects warning of hunger after drought
ADDIS ABABA (Somalilandpress) -- An Ethiopian minister has denied reports that millions of people need urgent food aid after failed rains.
Disaster Prevention Minister...
AU Approves Training For Maritime, Air Defence Fighters
Addis Ababa, 30 December 2009 (Somalilandpress) - The African Union’s Peace and Security Department approved plans to train more peacekeepers serving in its mission...
SOMALIA: Hawa Siyaad, "They killed my hope"
MOGADISHU, 28 December 2009 (Somalilandpress) -- Twenty-three people were killed in Mogadishu on 3 December 2009 when a blast ripped through a graduation ceremony....
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