By Mohamed Adam On April 8, 2018, a Royal UAE jet landed at Adan Cade international airport. According to the reports at the time, the royal private jet did not notify its cash cargo to the Mogadishu Airport Authority, nor … Continued
WardheerNews Editorial Wardheernews joins millions of Somalis who enthusiastically welcomed the decision of PM Hussein Mohamed Roble of Somalia to nullify a treasonous decision that designated Ogaden National Liberarion Front (ONLF) as a terrorist group in the Horn of Africa. … Continued
By Faisal A. Roble If Abdi Muhumed Omar was Ethiopianizing Somalis without Amharization, Mustafe Omar is Amharizing Somalis before he Ethiopianizes them. In the wee-hours of the morning of January 19, 2022, a friend woke me up. He shared with … Continued
By Ahmed Sharif Abbas,1 MBBS; MPH; PhD It is an honour to share some thoughts about Dr. Aweys Omar Mohamoud’s very important and liberating ideas for peace and state-building in Somalia, now that the elections are on the horizon and … Continued
By Fardouse Musse Ever since he came to power in April 2018, Abiy has left no stone unturned to resurrect the imperial days of Ethiopia. Addis Ababa-based government and private media outlets have missed no minute to smear multi-ethnic federalism. … Continued
By WardheerNews editorial As Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble promises to conclude the belated elections by February 25, 2022, multiple challenges are clouding Somali politics. Elections have been delayed for more than one year. Any miscalculation or failing to deliver … Continued
By Muktar Ismail Issack As conditions worsen, regional government funds appear to have been misused. The Somali region has been crippled by the rampant corruption of successive administrations that continues to harm people, hampering the delivery of basic public services … Continued
By Faisal A. Roble Moments of Great Feelings The closing days of the tumultuous year of 2021 coincided with the festive occasion of the fifth round of Heritage’s Forum For Ideas (FFI), an annual event that brings Somalis into Djibouti. … Continued
By Abdulkadir Hussein Soon after they lose jobs, Somali officials start hurling fierce criticism on the system they hawked hard when they were holding offices. They become hostile critic In recent years, an era of sophisticated technology and advanced virtual … Continued
By WardheerNews land grabbing, a phenomena that is often associated in countries with weak governments, not only displaces impoverished people, but also leads to protracted conflicts and endless wars between communities. The Oromo regional administration in Ethiopia, has recently began … Continued
By Rashid Darwiish Civilian control of the military is a doctrine in military and politics that places ultimate responsibility for a country’s strategic decision-making in the hands of the civilian political leadership, rather than professional military officers[1]. In the case … Continued
Dr. Aweys Omar Mohamoud A Somali saying has it ‘the truth can’t catch up with a lie that did a runner’ (Been fakatay run ma gaarto). Another version says the opposite: ‘the truth catchs up with a lie that ran … Continued
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