British bush survivor's dad feels 'robbed'
Melbourne, 27 Jul 2009 (Somalilandpress) -- The father of a British teenager who survived 12 nights in the Australian bush is locked in...
Agreements that favour Egypt’s rights to Nile waters are an anachronism
Egypt has historically adopted an aggressive approach to the flow of the River Nile. Cairo considers the Nile a national security matter and statements...
Somaliland: Fairland University opens it's doors
HARGEISA (Somalilandpress) -- A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held in the main hall of Ministry of Labour in Hargeisa on Thursday for Fairland University, a...
Protesters in Algeria use nonviolence to seek real political change
Algeria’s 82-year-old president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, whose has been in office since 1999, is seeking a fifth term – and many Algerians are not pleased with his decision.
There...
World: Attacks and censorship erode press freedom worldwide
New York, February 15, 2013-An unprecedented rise in the number of journalists killed and imprisoned in the past year coupled with restrictive legislation and...
Ethiopia Backs Somaliland President Dahir Riyale Kahin
(Somalilandpress)-The recent visit of the Ethiopian delegation to Hargeisa, Somaliland capital, may be disguised as a routine diplomatic tour to strengthen the relationship between...
One week mark for detained Al Jazeera journalists in Nigeria
Al Jazeera has once again urged the Nigerian authorities to release their detained journalists in Maiduguri who have now been detained for a week...
United States House of Representatives Committee on Forgeign Affairs invites Somaliland
The Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health chair by Congressman Donald M. Payne has invited Somaliland's Foreign Minister his excellency Abdillahi Mohamed Dualeh, along...
Syria a major challenge for the new UN chief
Security Council members often see the secretary-general as public servant than an independent political force, and a fall guy for when they mess up...
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