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Turkey’s military presence abroad: Rife with risks and opportunities -Edam Org

EDAM’s latest analysis covers Ankara’s military basing strategy beyond its borders, that currently consists of military bases in Northern Cyprus, Qatar and Somalia, as well as deployments in Iraq and Syria. The report finds that the political-military rationale is different in each case, presenting a...

Somaliland: Parliament approves the Deal With Dp world

HORNDIPLOMAT -Somaliland House of Representatives approves the agreement between Somaliland and the DP WORLD on the management and the investment of the strategic port of Berbera.@Horndiplomat Reports. The Somaliland ministerial committee comprising Foreign Affairs Minister Mr.Saad Ali Shire, Ministers of Finance Ms.Zamzam Abdi Aden, Presidency,...

Why Zimbabwe has a ‘Minister of WhatsApp’

A spoof government notice hit social media as soon as President Robert Mugabe announced he had set up a new ministry responsible for Cyber Security, Threat Detection and Mitigation. Zimbabweans reacted with customary humour to the letter, which faked the signature and letterhead of the...

Women’s Day 2021: Gender Breaking Barriers through Female Empowerment campaigns

womens day
By: Adam Duale International Women's Day is observed on 8 March every year since 1975 with the annual event being recognized by the United Nations (UN). To celebrate the women's movement and struggle for equality and amplifying the inequalities they face every day and to...

UN: As Impact Of Drought Worsens, Growing Risk Of Famine In Somalia

Standing in front of his makeshift home in a camp for internally displaced people (IDP) in southern Somalia’s Luuq district, Ahmad Hassan Yarrow looks out towards what remains of the Juba River and shakes his head forlornly.
By:United Nations Luuq/Mogadishu – Standing in front of his makeshift home in a camp for internally displaced people (IDP) in southern Somalia’s Luuq district, Ahmad Hassan Yarrow looks out towards what remains of the Juba River and shakes his head forlornly.

Somaliland: NEC declared Social media will be shutting down on the voting day 13th Nov

  Horndiplomat-On the 10th of November, in a press conference by the National Electoral Commission (NEC) was declared the closure of Social Media starting from the voting day till the official result of the election is out. The news of the Social Media shutdown was circulating...

US Restricts Visas for Somalia Officials Accused of Undermining Democracy

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken
By:Reuters The United States barred on Friday travel by Somali officials and other individuals to the United States, accusing them of "undermining the democratic process" in Somalia. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States imposed the visa ban after Somalia pushed back to March...

Taiwan trains Somaliland seed teachers and donates medical equipment

Taiwan trains Somaliland seed teachers and donates medical equipment
Press-Release by Taiwan  Since Taiwan Representative Office in the Republic of Somaliland established in August in 2020, the "Maternal and Infant Health Care Improvement Project" plays a key role of bilateral medical cooperation.  This project aims to increase the...

Somalia’s international partners Urge Faster Progress on Elections

International Partners
Press-Release Mogadishu, 5 November 2021 – International partners* are deeply concerned by continuing delays in the Somali electoral process. While the recent start to the House of the People voting process is a positive development, the electoral timetable remains well behind schedule and needs to be accelerated. We urge national and...

Boris Johnson rides an armoured vehicle in Mogadishu

BY:Helena Horton As Philip Hammond and Theresa May were torn into by the Labour party over the National Insurance U-turn - though not, in some people's opinion, by Jeremy Corbyn - Boris Johnson rode an armoured vehicle in Mogadishu. He made a surprise visit to Somalia and expressed his...