By Adan Makina Editor’s Note: Taken from Adan Makina’s upcoming book “The Political Struggles of Sultan Deghow Maalim Sambul”, this chapter exposes the sufferings encountered by Mzee Ahmed Hussein who was almost sentenced to death by the British colonial Administration … Continued
By Ibrahim Aden Shire To believe something is one thing but to be loyal to what is believed and to sacrifice everything for it is another. Throughout human history and across all cultures there have been people who paid everything … Continued
In early May 2019, Somaliland’s ministers for information and transport called for press briefings on separate occasions and each one of them made similar proclamations that Waddani, the main opposition party, is engaged with treasonous activities as they serve the … Continued
By Mohamed Barre On August 2019 Jubbaland will be conducting the presidential elections for the second time since it has been established in 2012. President Ahmed Madobe who was the first president of Jubbaland will be competing against several other … Continued
Dr. Abdurahman Abdullahi (Baadiyow) The brightest and most joyous moment in Somali history was the triumph of the Somali political elites in establishing the Somali Republic on July 1, 1960. On that day, the Somali people celebrated the independence and … Continued
By Yonis Hamdan Ali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire (HAK) evokes strong emotions amongst the population and sadly more so than even President Farmaajo. This is simply because of his bold and bombastic statements mainly on government achievement, including fighting … Continued
By Abdifatah Dahir Ali Any group of people living in a same place has something to do with the birth rate and death rate as these have tremendous effect on their growth and decline. Increase in birth rate (the number … Continued
By Abdirasaq H. Nurre, PhD I am not trying to shun opinions, but I am trying to reason why injecting biased analyses into the conversations on important issues can be unethical and latterly uncover our concealed motives. I would also … Continued
By Abdifatah Hassan Ali On 20th May 2019, Somalia’s Lower House passed a petroleum bill ahead of government’s plan to issue oil exploration license by the end of this year. According to the plan, the winners of the bid will … Continued
By Ahmed Abdulkadir Ibrahim In this short article I want to demonstrate the importance of national army and giving them their priority in order to produce a strong and capable army that can safeguard and defend our country’s interests. If … Continued
By Isidoros Karderinis Italy must return to the lira because joining the euro has been disastrous and sticking with it would be suicidal. Italy joined the eurozone in 1999 under the leadership of Prime Minister Massimo d’Alema of the “Democratic … Continued
By Guled Hagi Hersi In the annals of foreign policy, there are few orthodoxies that most countries adhere to: a) the status quo is better than rocking the boat; b) never punch above your weight; c) always err on the … Continued
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