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Taiwan office in Somaliland Celebrates 111th National Day

Taiwan office in Somaliland Celebrates 111th National Day
By: Staff writer Taiwan's representative in Somaliland celebrating 111th National Day of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in Hargeisa. Over 200 people attended the event, including Abdulrahman Ismail Saylici, Vice President of Somaliland,  ministers, government officials, MPs,...

New Rumblings in the Horn of Africa over Ethiopia’s Grand Renaissance Dam

Tensions are rising between Egypt and Ethiopia over the latter’s Grand Renaissance Dam. Cairo recently reiterated its longstanding position that it’s against Addis Ababa’s construction of this megaproject on the Blue Nile river through which it receives most of its water, believing that the dam...

Somaliland:Berbera basing politics: Understanding actors, interests, and animosities( Full Length Research Paper)

Full Length Research Paper BY: Najah M. Adam Department of Diplomacy and International Relations, EUCLID University, Gambia. Received 8 May, 2017; Accepted 5 June, 2017 Key words: National security, basing politics, interests, actors, animosity, deterrence, collective security,collective defense. HORNDIPLOMAT-The presence of forward forces in foreign soil is not...

Turkey dismisses demand to close Qatar military base

Defence minister says Ankara has no plans to review ties with Qatar, after Arab states issue demands to end Gulf crisis. Turkey has rejected a call from four Arab countries to shut down its military base in Qatar, saying the base was a guarantor of...

A journey to Somaliland: Africa’s self-made country

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Somaliland declared independence from Somalia on May 18, 1991. It had been part of Somalia for 31 years and after decades of suffering and massacre at the hands of the central government of Somalia, says the foreign minister, they decided they had enough and...

UN concern over ‘disturbing rape reports in Tigray’

Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images The UN envoy called for all those involved in the hostilities "to commit to a zero-tolerance policy for crimes of sexual violence"
By:BBC AFRICA Serious allegations of sexual violence are being reported in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region, including a high number of alleged rapes in the city of Mekelle, Pramila Patten, the UN envoy on sexual violence in conflict, says. Government forces seized control of Mekelle, the regional...

Somaliland leader slams ‘senseless hostility’ of opposition to DP World deal

Muse Bihi Abdi says Somalia "overstepped the line" by criticising Ethiopia agreement The president of the semi-autonomous region of Somaliland issued a fresh condemnation of Somalia’s government’s “senseless hostility” to its tripartite agreement with Ethiopia and Dubai-based port operator DP World on the development of Berbera...

Kenya reaffirms commitment to peaceful resolution of row with Somalia

The Kenyan government has warned that it will not cede an inch of its soil in the disputed maritime border with Somalia even as it affirmed that it is committed to a peaceful resolution of the row. At a Cabinet meeting at in Nairobi Thursday,...

First-ever funded startup sparks Somaliland investment hopes 

Somaliland SHilling Image : johan10 / Adobe Stock
By:Africa Business In significant news for the nearly 6m inhabitants of Somaliland, an unrecognised state located on the southern coast of the Gulf of Aden, Caafisom, a healthtech startup based in the capital city of Hargeisa, has completed...

Somalia announces 34 new COVID-19 cases, 3 Deaths

Somalia minister of health Fowziya Abikar Nur
By: Hassan Jama, HornDiplomat regional Contributor Somalia on Monday registered 34 new coronavirus infections  that were tested in the past 24 hours. Somalia minister of health Fowziya Abikar Nur said, a total of 756 cases have been confirmed since mid March when the country recorded...