Somalia: Some 350 Troops Complete Training in Djibouti
MOGADISHU, 17 November 2009 (Somalilandpress) – Djibouti prime Minister Dileita Mohamed Dileita today attended the
ceremony to mark the end of training of some 350...
Reading Sisters rooted in Africa
Hargeisa, 26 June 2009 (Somalilandcurrent) - When 13-year-old Ifrah Hashi's family moved back to Somaliland from Canada, she noticed many young girls couldn't read....
Interpol Heading Down Piracy's Money Trail
Lyon, 19 January 2010 (Somalilandpress) - Interpol's No. 2 official says big-money payoffs from pirate attacks off the Horn of Africa don't yet appear...
US Firm Urges Affordable Internet Access for East Africa
NAIROBI (Somalilandpress) -- A U.S.-based organization that promotes the use of the Internet is urging leaders in east Africa to make the Internet accessible...
World:International Economic Security is a new matter for discussion between Russia and OIC
For the first time ever Russia and OIC representatives will discuss problems of the international economic security within a round table of the V...
Can Somaliland Cure Somalia’s Woes?
Interview with Somaliland’s Foreign Minister: Lack of resources is eroding our influence on regional stability.
WASHINGTON (Somalilandpress) — Somalia is suffering on many fronts. The...
WFP Imports Food Aid Through Berbera Port
HARGEISA, 18 February 2010 (Somalilandpress) - The United Nations Food Program (WFP) has officially started to bring and distribute food aid through Berbera port....
Eritrea most censored country in the world
CPJ highlights controls on Internet, independent media as top censorship tools
New York, April 21, 2015-With journalists often facing a choice of life in exile...
The secret to successful state-owned enterprises is how they’re run
Electricity pylons from Cape Town’s Koeberg nuclear power plant. State-owned companies help to provide infrastructure for economic development. Reuters/Mike Hutchings
State-owned companies are often touted...
Somaliland MP urges Somali pirates to unconditionally release British couples
HARGEISA (Somalilandpress) -- Somaliland MP, Mr Ahmed Mohamed Diriye called Sunday for the unconditional release of British couples, Paul and Rachel Chandler, who...


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