By Faisal A. Roble The UN’s Monitoring report on Somalia and Eretria, (Letter dated 12 July 2013 from the chair of the Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea addressed to the … Continued
Prof Said Sh. Samatar SOMALI CLANISM is a force in the land to be reckoned with. Don’t snicker! By the end of this animated screed, you will be thoroughly persuaded. Somali clanism is at once earth-shattering and globe-trotting, coming along … Continued
Halkan ka dhegeyso barnaamjka RaadRaac oo maanta aanu ku waraysanayno Xasan Abukar oo ka hadlaya Kooxaha Islaamiyiinta Soomaaliya.
By Yasmeen Maxamuud Stolen Seas is yet another “Pirate” documentary for a world that has become obsessed with Somali Piracy. The filmmaker follows the hijacking of the CEC Future; a Danish owned ship flying with a “Bahamas” flag (big companies … Continued
By Abdelkarim Hassan (WDN)- The capture of Sh. Hassan Aweys, the ailing senior leader of Al Shabab, poses a genuine test to President Hassan Sh. Mohamuod’s administration that enjoyed an international support since its inception. Aweys, a former Somali army … Continued
Waxa Tiriyay: Faarax Cali “Gammuute” E-Mail: [email protected] Wax la yidhi, labay ka murugtay. Jiq bay isku noqdeen. Geedkay ka fursan weyday. Waayeel kala gaadhaa loo guray. Waa loo muddeeyay. Ammin dheer baa golihii lagu kulmay. Gar laysu hankaabsay. Mudduci tiisa marsanaya … Continued
By Muktar M Omer WardheerNews Contributor Email: [email protected] The cause and effect debate As the dispute between the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) and the self-declared Jubaland Regional State (JRS) intensified, the national debate reverberated with matching intensity. Pro-Jubaland politicians … Continued
By Faisal Roble Email [email protected] Conflict by Design Somalia is a country of cultural unanimity with political disunity. While the former attribute is an organic phenomenon, the latter is often the product of faulty leadership. A report at a Joint … Continued
Introduction Following his extensive expedition into the hinterlands of the Somali ecology, Sir Richard Burton, the 19th century acentric British explorer, in his eventual meetings with several Somalis chiefs, in particular Garad Adan Garad Koshin ( Geri) and Sultan Sharmarke ( … Continued
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Recently, two separate letters written in Arabic by Al Qaeda leaders in Mali and Somalia have surfaced. The writings paint a grim picture of the jihadist experience in both countries. The first was found in Mali, and the second is … Continued
