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Sahankii Richard Burton ee Bariga Afrika: Balo waa ay dambaysay

Tarjumo & Tifaftir Boodhari Warsame Odhaahda Tifaftirka: Waa qeybtii ugu dambeysay ee tarjumaadda buugga Sahankii Richard Burton, oo ka kooban 10 cutub, oo markii ugu horeysay la daabacay 1858. Buugga waxa tarjumay Boodhari Warsame. WardheerNews waxa ay aad ugu mahadnaqeysaa … Continued

DEFENDING SOMALIA: THEN AND NOW

By Adan Makina & Faisal Roble Editor’s note: About 96 years ago (December 20, 1920), Sayid Mohamed Abdulle Hassan lost his war of liberation against multiple imperialists, and succumbed to illness due to malaria and eventually died somewhere in Iimay.  … Continued

Sarbeeb: The Art of Oblique Communication in Somali Culture

Prof. Said S. Samatar Editor’s note: Today, November 24, 2016 marks the 12th anniversary of WardheerNews. To commemorate this occasion and one of the greatest scholars Somali speaking people have produced, the late Professor Said Samatar, contribution to WardheerNews, we … Continued

A LOOK AT SULTAN DEGHOW MUHUMED SAMBUL’S POLITICAL STRUGGLES

By Adan Makina Editor’s Note: WardheerNews proudly presents to its readers the historical struggles of the former leader of the now defunct Northern Frontier Districts Liberation Front (NFDLF) that fought for separation from the Republic of Kenya. Septuagenarian Sultan Deghow … Continued

AFRICAN PASSPORT

By Hassan Abtidon African Passport, Trade and People’s mobility are overdue to Africa modern history. Africa is moving in the direction of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah for his Pan-African dream of solid African unity.   African Union Treaty came into force after … Continued

Redefining Racism by Reexamining Jeffersonian Democracy

By Ezrah Aharone As America celebrated 240-years of “democracy” on July 4, 2016, the longstanding tradition of hero-worshiping Thomas Jefferson continued.  Meanwhile, as the slaughter of Black people continues in parallel tradition, America tends to disassociate the 18th-century racism and … Continued