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Letter to President of Somaliland: “The Unity Is the Only Cure to Heal Our Nation!”

Somaliland President Muse Bihi Abdi
Written by: Eng. Hussein Adan Igeh (Deyr)                                  Your Excellency Mr. President, UNITY IS AN ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT THAT CEMENTS PEOPLE’S TOGETHERNESS AND SENSE OF NATIONHOOD OF ANY GIVEN NATION. UNITY bridges up civic relations and creates an environment that fosters a sense of belonging, civic...

Prof: Sulaiman Ahmed Gulaid; An Admirable Teacher and a Formidable Leader

Prof. Sulaiman Ahmed Gulaid
By: Abdirahman Adan Mohamoud Prof. Sulaiman Ahmed Gulaid, president of Amoud University retired today from active public service after five decades. He also steps down from university leadership after he delivered 25 years of solid performance with...

A Traditionally Corrupt Somalia Has No Right To Claim Supremacy Over Somaliland Airspace

The international civil aviation organization is an specialized organization of the United Nations That codifies the principles and techniques of international airspace navigation as well as the planning and development of international air transport to ensure the safety and order of international civil aviation. It...

The problem with photojournalism and Africa

Why African photographers don't get to tell African photo stories in Western media. rites Jayawardane By:M Neelika Jayawardane @Sugarintheplum M Neelika Jayawardane is an Associate Professor of English at the State University of New York-Oswego. Whenever "Africa" is in the headline of mainstream US and European media sources,...

Ope-Ed: Without Somaliland’s Participation, The Red Sea New Alliance for Peace and Security Is Dysfunctional

Speaker Exposes Flaws in the Somali Electoral Model
The Republic of Somaliland is a sovereign, democratic State in the Horn of Africa, sharing its borders with Djibouti to the West, Ethiopia to the South, Somalia to the East and the Gulf of Aden to the North.  It has been running its own...

Somaliland and Covid 19: Government Response and Socio-Economic impact

Somaliland announces 11 additional COVID-19 cases, 1 Death
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, the infection of this outbreak was first reported in December of 2019 in Wuhan – the seventh largest city of china. This contagious disease infected thousands of people of the globe. The World Health Organization...

What does the world expect from Donald Trump.?

In November 2016, the electorate college of United States reported that Donald Trump won the US Presidential election after more than one year of an intense rivalry between Trump from the Republicans and Hillary Clinton from Democrats. The Republican also dominated and won both the congress and the...

Food security and climate change in Somalia

Food security and climate change in Somalia
Written by Abdirahman A Adam Dhere In 2012, food insecurity is quiet a major global alarm as 1 billion people are suffering from food shortage, and malnutrition, and the food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has concluded that we are still far...

Somaliland: War-Torn To Democratic State

Old woman casts her vote in Buroa , Credit adnan abdo
By:Abdirahman Warsame Nour 18th May 1991 was a game-changer for Somaliland. This was the date when Somaliland gained its independence from Somalia. The location of this grand conference was Burao, a town in the Togdheer region of Somaliland. Since then, the Somalilanders have exercised democracy...

The Carnage of Heritage in Djibouti

The Heritage Institute for Policy Studies’ Annual Forum for Ideas Djibouti, 18 – 22 December 2017
The Heritage Institute convened in Djibouti between 14 - 18 December 2018 a conference themed debating the impact of the Ethiopian reforms on the Somalis. However, the question of the status of Somaliland came to occupy a central place in the conference. In this...