Somaliland: Street Child is a victim of the state
According to the study of Save the Children, the meaning of “Street Child” was defined as any child who lives or roamsthe streets begging for food or money, looking for casual work such as washing cars, shoesshinning, sweeping food kiosks for pay in cash...
Somaliland:Advantage of Antenatal Care (ANC)
Labour and delivery is the end of pregnancy and beginning of new life. Antenatal care plays an important role to achieve a successful labour and delivery process. Regular Antenatal Care help in the physical and mental preparation of women and help them relax during...
Will Piracy Return In The Gulf of Aden And The Indian Ocean?
By:Mohammed Dahir Ahmed
Piracy in the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean started in 2005 by Somalia parities and reached its climax in 2011 when they have attempted to hijack 237 vessels and at year’s end, seized 11 vessels, keeping a total of 216 people...
Somalia: Another Afghanistan is imminent
By:Anwar Abdifatah Bashir
The two countries share gigantic issues. Both are Muslim nations with Sunni sect. As “Angus Hamilton” who was a British war correspondent who had visited in early 20th century both countries, had written two memoirs. Afghanistan Book in 1906, and Somaliland Book...
Youth Unemployment in Somaliland: Challenges and Opportunities
According to Somaliland National Youth Policy (2013) 70% of Somaliland’s Population are the below the age of 30 years. Out of this proportion, 40% are between the ages of 15-29. As this number is gaining momentum, so does the percentage of unemployment in the...
Backtracking Is Not An Option
By:Hersi Ali H. Hasan
"Erey-sami wuxuu gooyo
Allow yaan ku jarin soodhka
Garashada ka dhigan seefo.” - Hadraawi
In this article,...
Somaliland, Somalia and Guinea Under the International Relations
By. Abdirashid Jeeni
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Somalia announced that “the Federal Government of Somalia has decided to cut all diplomatic relations with the Republic of Guinea.” According to the articles 4,7,8,9,10 and 11 of Vienna Convention of Diplomatic Relations (1961), there are principles...
Kenya Must Recognize Somaliland
Somaliland and Kenya have historical relations starting with the creation of Nairobi where Somaliland Camel Corps (SCC) provided protection to the engineers and architects during the design phase of the city. The SCC soldiers were first to settle today's Eastleigh, which is suburb of...
Is the UAE military base in Berbera important for Somaliland?
Introduction:-Although the international community hasn't still recognized Somaliland and they are still seeking to recognize as a de jure state, more than quarter a century after when the Somaliland people has declared their independence, however Somaliland lies in a strategic region that interfaces the...
The Somaliland Dream: Dialogue Between Generations
I am writing this piece to share some of my Somaliland dreams although I am cognizant that dreams are never static but dynamic and always evolving. I am trying to share a glimpse into my reflections on the topics so as to enthrall my...
