Opinion
Hirshabelle State Meltdown
here are dark clouds of civil war hanging over Somalia once again, if the International Community do not act quickly and hold accountable those people...
Read More »Somalinimo Thriving in China
The last time I experienced true Somalinimo was during the good old days of Israaca in the early 2000. When like-minded Somali intellectuals from all...
Read More »Somalia: Haji Mohamed Hussein’s election as leader of SYL in 1957 put him ad odds with the government, his party and the Administering Authority. Brief Note
Haji Mohamed Hussein Hamud was one of the 13 founders in 1943 of what was then known as Somali Youth Club (SYC). When the SYC became a fully-fledged p...
Read More »Somalia: Implementation of Women Quotas in Indirect Electoral System Based on Clan
History records the crucial role women played in life and social evolution. In Muslim society, women contributed to different aspects of life, such as...
Read More »Michael Rubin, a lobbyist pleasing his clients. It is time to debunk his clientelism mission in Somalia.
Just over a year ago, Michael Rubin abruptly started publishing articles portraying Somalia and its officials with negative and fictitious lenses. On ...
Read More »Somalia: President Farmajo Mocks Opposition Leaders Who Protested Against Biased Electoral Committees
The Speaker of the Upper House of the federal parliament, the presidents of the federal member states, the prominent leaders of the political oppositi...
Read More »Somalia’s intelligence chief worked with an al Qaeda affiliate, so why do we fund him?
Somalia has become a money pit for the United States. In recent years, the U.S. government has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars annually into th...
Read More »President Farmajo forces sham elections in Somalia
Hirshabelle’s fake elections are now a model for the upcoming Somalia Presidential Election orchestrated by president formajo who employs same strat...
Read More »Somalia poised for oil-based transformation
Great excitement and interest accompanied Somalia’s recent launch of its first offshore oil and gas exploration licensing round, with more than 250 ...
Read More »The key to lasting change isn’t more laws, it is inclusive communication
Legislation and regulations are coming thick and fast from all directions. It is hard to keep up. This Parliament and Upper House are celebrated for p...
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