Africa and Foreigns: Africa Should take benefits for it
By:Abdirashid Abdi Jama
Africa's potential as a growth market for business, military and Economically remains both underestimated and misunderstood as does the potential for business to play a transformative role in solving the continent's biggest challenge.
Diplomatic
Chinese activities in Africa may grab the most headlines, but...
Breaking the Deadlock over Parliamentary Elections in Somaliland
By: Liban Ahmad
Reforming the electoral system and public services could be a key to breaking the deadlock over parliamentary elections in Somaliland, argues Liban Ahmad
Two years ago President Muse Bihi Abdi of Somaliland won the presidential election. One year ago the Chairman of Waddani,...
What does this election mean to the ordinary Somalilander?
In less than a day Somalilanders will hit the polls and vote on who they feel will best represent their interests. This election means different things to different people to some the end goal of this election means the victory of their party their loyalty...
Somaliland: DP World Berbera Investment to Catalyze Enhanced Peace and Stability
Horndiplomat-After the President of Somaliland Ahmed Mohamed Siilanyo official invitation from the Ruler of Dubai, UAE. The government of Somaliland engaged in a direct business negotiation with Dubai Ports (DP World).
On Sep 2016, Somaliland government signed an agreement with DP World, which is authorizing...
The Position of Public Administration on Good Governance: (Functions of Government Institution on Governance Context-Somaliland)
The Position of Public Administration on Good Governance: (Functions of Government Institution on Governance Context-Somaliland)
Current Local Context Paper Somaliland
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“Without the role of “Public Administration” and “Governance Context” The Somaliland Government would not have been reached Good governance, unless otherwise the Government execute Public Administration Approaches (Public...
Op-Ed: Kenya should nationalize all Somalis in the country as a strategic national interest
By: JAMAL ABDIKADIR
Kenya must use the Somalis within its borders to achieve strategic influence on the Horn.
Immigration can affect both host and home-country in several ways, and its effects can be positive or negative depending on the characteristics of the immigrants, the destination country,...
Op-Ed: The Somalia-Somaliland Airspace Dispute: A Historical Overview and the Path Forward
Introduction
The longstanding and complex airspace dispute between Somalia and Somaliland has been marked by a series of broken agreements, escalating tensions, and growing concerns over regional security and aviation safety. This article explores the historical background...
Somalia’s Bleak Future
MOGADISHU — When inaugurated in February 2017, Somalia’s president, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, commonly known as Farmajo, meaning ‘cheese,’ took an oath to stabilize the war-ravaged country and end the decades-old conflict.
He was, during that turbulent time, seen as the least corrupt candidate among a conglomerate of corrupt politicians...
Op-Ed: Ethiopia’s School Reopening Narrows the Widened Inequalities During COVID-19 School Closure
By: Abdiaziz Ali Hussein
Ethiopia in bid to protect and reduce the spread of Covid-19 closed schools on 16 March 2020 and sent 26 million-plus pre-primary, primary, secondary, and tertiary-level learners at home. It was last week when this 100 million-plus complex nations and nationalities...
Why Somaliland could where others failed: A call to the Democratic World!
By Adam Muse Jibril
The Freedom House has recently issued its annual report about democracy in the world with a world map, where a clear distinction between democratic countries and others were shown. In our region, the Horn of Africa and the world around including...