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Somaliland:President Bihi’s First 120 days

Somaliland president Muse Bihi Abdi
By: M. A. Egge The first four months dubbed 120 days of the President’s tenure was an initiative H.E. Musa Bihi Abdi heavily underscored whereby from the word go he impressed upon his chief executive officials to see to it that his visions, pledges and...

Emiratis plough millions into a country that no one recognises: Somaliland

Somalia’s federal government can do little to stop the project THE ancient port town of Berbera in Somaliland, a breakaway state in northern Somalia, is generally a sleepy place. The heat, which can reach 50 degrees Celsius in the summer, stifles even the dogs. Yet...

How to fight terror, the Somaliland way

In the breakaway republic, a strict clan system keeps al-Shabab in check. By BRUNO MAÇÃES HARGEISA, Somaliland — How do you root out a ruthless terror group? How do you anticipate its every move, counter its indoctrination campaigns, occupy its territory and deprive it of...

Somaliland:A first hand account of DP World’s Somaliland operations

DP World’s role in two African ports has drawn a lot of attention recently. In Djibouti, the government illegally seized control of the Doraleh Container Terminal from a DP World-owned entity after the government lost in the Court of International Arbitration in London. Then Somalia attempted...

Somaliland:The Upper House proposes amendments to the Rape Bill

The Guurti (the Upper House of the Parliament) approved the Rape Bill with changes. According to article 78 of the Constitution, the Bill will go back to the House of Representatives to debate the amendments proposed by the Guurti. The proposed amendment of the...

Somaliland’s Oil and Gas Exploration Attempt: Prospects of Opportunities and Challenges

Introduction Somaliland to commence the long awaited its hydrocarbon natural resources will not be an easy task considering the multi-dimensional aspects of political economy implications, social vulnerabilities and international market trends which the oil price fluctuates over the past recent years. By end-2014, retail fuel...

Somaliland origin Mohammed Ahmed wins silver medal in Commonwealth 5,000M

GOLD COAST, Australia — Canadian Mohammed Ahmed earned silver Sunday in the 5,000 metres on the first day of track and field at the Commonwealth Games. Uganda’s Joshua Cheptegei won gold in 13 minutes 50.83 seconds, ahead of Ahmed in 13:52.78 and Kenya’s Edward Zakayo...

Somaliland:Foreign Minister speaks on reports about Russia build military base in Zeila

Horndiplomat- The government of Somaliland has commented the news about Russian government may build military base in Somaliland. The Somaliland foreign minister Dr. Saad Ali Shire told Geeska Afrika newspaper and stated that there was no official submission to Somaliland about military base. “We didn't receive...

Russia’s “Pivot to Africa”? The Strategic Implications of a Possible Russian Base in Somaliland

By Andrew Korybko Global Research, April 07, 2018 Oriental Review 6 April 2018 If the unconfirmed reports about a possible Russian base in the breakaway region of Somaliland are to be believed, then Moscow is finally flexing its military muscles beyond Eurasia and signaling its eagerness to return to...

How the crisis in the Gulf could spread to East Africa

A crisis in the Gulf has had an unexpected consequence - a rush to build ports all down the Somali coast. But, as Mary Harper writes, some fear it could tear the Horn of Africa apart. Somaliland's port town of Berbera is sleepy and somewhat...