By Ali H. Abdulla Mid kuwaa ka dhigan baan arkoon kibis u laabneyne Inta uu kashbacay oo kibroo kamman wan weyn yeeshay Yuu niman karaamiyo colba leh kiish ka buuxsadaye Ka shib dhaha Islaamoow naftii kii ladnaa gadaye Darwiish/Abwaan Ismaciil … Continued
Editor’s Note: Libraries serve as community cultural centers, preserve historic artifacts, oral histories, and a place where students and individuals gather to study, research and explore. Despite the increased traction in the digital age and the perceived obsolescence, libraries still remain and play a … Continued
By Abdi Mohamud Somalia has been a fragmented, weak, and divided nation for over three decades now. Mistrust and animosity sustain this division as Somali leaders fail to unite the nation and progress. Lack of cohesion has always kept Somalia … Continued
By Liban Ahmad translated by Adan J. Elmogeh The political decision to arbitrarily displace and rob more than six hundred innocent Somali people in Lasanod city, the capital of Sool region, is a criminal act whose perpetrators should be brought … Continued
By Otham A. Farole and Warsame D. OsmanAMNI Centre for Security Analysis and Development Since Somalia central government collapsed, Mudug region has experience major clan conflicts, Puntland/Galmudug armed conflict over resources and border disputes. Besides that, al-Shabab benefited from the … Continued
By Adan MakinaWardheerNews Editor’s Note: In an interview with Dr. Marco Zoppi–about his upcoming book that is expected to be released in September by Rowman and Littlefield, WardheerNews, without the least hesitation, wishes to share with you perhaps what would … Continued
By Faisal A. Roble Only six months before his term’s expiration, President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo nominated Mohmed Hussein Roble as his Prime Minister In September 2020. The new PM replaced the fallen and flamboyant former PM Hassan Khayre. Like his … Continued
By Abiy AhmedPrime Minister, Ethiopia Dear Mr President, As I write this open letter to you, it comes at a time when innocent civilians including women, children and other vulnerable groups in the Afar and Amhara regions have been violently displaced, … Continued
By Osman Hassan They say the cat has nine lives, considering its feat to often survive the dangers it encounters in its daily struggle. Somalia shares that reputation. How often it falls, falters but always rebounds and back on its … Continued
By Faisal A Roble Established in 1998, the Puntland State of Somalia is often billed “the mother of federalism.” In the last 20 years, Federalism as a system of governance has been debated by Somalis. Still, there is a lack … Continued
By Osman Hassan Your Excellencies In addressing this open letter to your Excellencies, I am sure I am also speaking on behalf of countless Somalis who have the interest of their country at heart. What unites us among other things … Continued
By Mohamed Abdi Islamophobia is real and active in Canada, but the country is taking initiatives aimed at fighting the phobia. Canadian Muslims shouldn’t be frightened in a country that takes pride in diversity and tolerance, as they’re an integral … Continued
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