Opinion
A world away from devastation of Mogadishu
Despite its name, the propeller-driven Dash flies slower than its companion, the Dornier jet – taking three hours or more from Nairobi's JKIA to Har...
Read More »Nin Tahriiba
Waa gabay taabanay xaalada nolosha iyo saadaasha labada qof ee kala jooga wadankii iyo kan jooga qurbaha oo midiba ka kale tuhmayo ,...
Read More »My Reflections on Somali Migration to the US
Somalia’s government collapsed in January 1991, and many Somali’s fled the country because of insecurity - becoming refugees in neighboring countr...
Read More »Abdirizak H. Hussein: The Misunderstood PM
The Middle Government or the Government of Abdirizak, as it was popularly know, was a test of democracy in the Somali Republic. Abdirizak Haji Hussein...
Read More »Islamic Militancy in the History of Somalia
Militancy simply means having a combative character; aggressive, especially in the service of a cause. Adding Islamic adjective signifies that certain...
Read More »Light Skin vs. Dark Skin
What’s your definition of beautiful? Is it associated with skin tone? Is “light” skin the “right” skin? These are just a few of the question...
Read More »EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
Everyone of us has bad times as well as good that record in his diary or kept in his memories. I as a person from Mogadishu, grown up and studied in i...
Read More »Somalia: Why Troops Must Be Deployed Now
The entire event was aimed to explore mechanisms of influencing public opinion and support for African Union Mission for Somalia (AMISOM) in Somalia, ...
Read More »A New Paradigm for Engaging Somalia
The stakes are much higher than ever before. And, despite the negative reports that dominate the news and thus perpetuate the sense of hopelessness, v...
Read More »The Path Not Taken: Copenhagen Fiasco
THE COPENHAGEN climate conference that ended on the 18th of December 2009 witnessed intense diplomatic and sometimes not so diplomatic activities that...
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