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Puntland Chronic Political Paralysis Is a Result of Intellectual Bankruptcy
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Puntland Chronic Political Paralysis Is a Result of Intellectual Bankruptcy

Ismail Haji Warsame Puntland State of Somalia suspends its planned and ill-prepared multi-party elections, following local political violence where scores of people lost their lives and many others were hurt. The ruling political elite, who initially half-heartedly embraced the idea of pluralism on “My way or the highway” approach by using the instruments of political coercion,...

Is It Time For the Federal Government (FG) To Re-invent Itself?
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Is It Time For the Federal Government (FG) To Re-invent Itself?

Abdulkadir Abiikar Hussein There are few positive activities that the current Somali government carried out, and most of these are related to the international community wanting to bring back Somalia to a normal condition and helping it to move away from the failed-state status. Turkey, EU, USA and the African Union worked very hard to...

Marginalised clan seeks political rights in Somaliland region
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Marginalised clan seeks political rights in Somaliland region

By Barkhad Dahir in Hargeisa The Gaboye clan in the Somaliland region is taking steps to achieve greater political rights after facing years of political, social and economic marginalisation through tribal-based discrimination. A 16-member independent committee of traditional leaders, religious scholars and Gaboye clansmen on June 29th ended a month-long survey of Somaliland’s six regions...

Mo Farah pleads with Barclays not to withdraw from UK remittance market
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Mo Farah pleads with Barclays not to withdraw from UK remittance market

Double Olympic gold medallist supports campaigners who say the withdrawal could have catastrophic repercussions globally Hugh Muir Double Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah tonight threw his fame and weight behind a campaign to stop Barclays Bank withdrawing from Britain’s £2 bn remittance market, a decision campaigners say will have catastrophic repercussions for some of the...