Beforehand planning: The new coronavirus strain
By Abdihakim Mohamed
In the past year, the world faced a catastrophic public health problem caused by the new deadly respiratory virus, Coronavirus, which originated from China late last year and spread rapidly across the globe.
Even though political leaders of every country have been working...
Monitoring Report Of Somaliland Voter Registration
By: Center for policy analysis
On August 23rd, 2020, the Somaliland National Electoral Commission (NEC) announced1 that the long-awaited Parliamentary and Local Council Elections will happen within 9 months, probably the last week of May 2021. That May 2021 has different historic significances on both Somaliland’s statehood and...
Uganda chairman of electoral commission hails the election as a success
By : BBC AFRICA
The chairman of Uganda's electoral commission, Simon Mugenyi Byabakama, has hailed the fiercely contested presidential and parliamentary as a success.
At a news conference in the capital Kampala, he said Ugandans had turned up in large numbers and voted peacefully in spite...
ADFD-funded Somaliland solar plant gets capacity boost
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development (ADFD) funded solar energy project at Berbera City in Somaliland has been connected to the local electricity grid. It will meet the increasing demand of the entire city of approximately 50,000 people.
Set up at a cost of AED29.3 million,...
Somaliland Budget Analysis 2021
By: Bashir Mohamed
Introduction
Before I look Somaliland Fiscal Year Budget 2021 in detail, I must say a word or more about the definition of budget. A budget is a financial statement of estimated revenue and expenses based on future plans usually a year and goals...
Kenya exempts South Sudan from eVisa list
By: BBC News
The Kenyan government has exempted South Sudan from a list of 100 countries whose citizens must make an online visa application.
South Sudan's foreign ministry had formally complained to Kenya requesting for special consideration.
This is because the country has a poor internet connection...
Uganda elections: Queues at polling stations
By: BBC AFRICA, Horndiplomat Live Reporting
Polling stations have opened across Uganda for presidential and parliamentary elections, amid increasing tension and an internet shutdown.
Journalists in Uganda have been posting pictures and videos of queues at polling stations in the capital, Kampala, and across the country.
Polls...
UAE Urges Ethiopia And Sudan To De-Escalate Border Tension
By:WAM
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) said it is looking forward to the de-escalation of the current border tension between Ethiopia and Sudan.
The UAE also highlighted the key role of both countries in ensuring the stability and prosperity of Africa and the entire region, according...
Somalia’s international partners Urge resolution of Electoral impasse
Mogadishu – Somalia’s international partners* are deeply concerned about the continuing impasse in implementing the electoral model agreed on 17 September by President Mohammed Abdullahi Farmajo and Federal Member State leaders.
We urge Somalia’s top political stakeholders to demonstrate leadership in the interest of the nation...
Somalia PM reserves 30% of parliament seats for women in upcoming poll
By Mohammed Omer
GAROWE, Somalia, Jan 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nearly a third of Somalia's parliamentary seats will be reserved for female lawmakers in an election next month, the prime minister said, a measure long demanded by women's rights campaigners in the Horn of Africa nation.
While...