Opinion
Somalia Needs a Winning Strategy not Dual-Track Approach
U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates wrote an important article at Foreign Policy Magazine May/June issue called “Helping other Defend Themselves�...
Read More »The Power of Hindsight; Lessons from The Past
“We shall go and stand before a mirror, look and reflect on ourselves. Let as ponder and ask ourselves what our interests, the interests of our chil...
Read More »In search of a Somali constitution
The debate over constitution-making in Somalia has moved to centre-stage and the international community is in the driver's seat....
Read More »Mr. Silaanyo’s boomerang trajectory with free speech
As always; it has to start with gagging freedom of speech. Not bad governance and corruption and not even rampant ignorance, disease and poverty. It i...
Read More »Don’t Abandon Somalia
NAIROBI (IDN) - Twenty years after the Somalia President Mohamed Siad Barre was ousted on January 26, 1991, the country in the Horn of Africa remains ...
Read More »A new research on Somali young people in the UK
First and foremost, I owe a great debt of gratitude to all the young people and their parents who willingly shared the most intimate details of their ...
Read More »The Clock is Ticking in Somalia
In Somalia, the clock is ticking toward the end of The Transitional Federal Government (TFG) of Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo. The TFG's te...
Read More »My flag will be left at home
On Sunday, Somali Ethiopians will come together for the arrival of Somali Region State President Abdi Omar in Minneapolis....
Read More »Mapping the points of a star
Britain, at the time it was shedding its African colonies, organised a referendum in which Somalis in the region voted overwhelmingly in favour of joi...
Read More »The uprising in Tunisia: A different prospective
The world is witnessing an uprising of the North African country of Tunisia and the mayhem that is taking place on the streets. Ever since the Prime ...
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