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US Representatives Threaten Severe Retaliation If Somalia Doesn’t Reverse Taiwan Travel...
Taiwan’s MOFA moves to counter China's lawfare, as two US representatives warned that Somalia’s passport move could result in severe retaliatory consequences and urged it to reverse its decision
Exclusive: Sit Down with DG of Berbera Port
This interview, titled “Exclusive: Sit Down with DG of Berbera Port,” provides a comprehensive overview of Berbera Port's strategic developments and its significance in the Horn of Africa.
SOMALILAND
Somalilander’s Sorrow at Failure to Recognize his Countrymen’s Contribution to Britain’s...
A leading member of Wales’ Somaliland community has expressed sorrow that his country’s contribution to the Allies’ war effort was not recognized as part of the 80th anniversary commemoration of VE Day.
REGIONAL NEWS
Republican Senators Move to Block Somalia Funding Until Allies Pay ‘Fair...
Three Republican senators (Risch, Cruz, and Scott) are introducing a bill to block US funding for the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), a peacekeeping operation in Somalia, until other countries (Europe, the African Union, and the UN) contribute what the senators consider their "fair share."
Taiwan Condemns Somalia for Barring Taiwanese Passport Holders from Entering
The decision to bar Taiwanese passport holders comes as Taipei has been building ties with Somaliland, a territory that has resisted Chinese efforts to expand its influence in Africa.
LOCAL BUSINESS & ECONOMIC
Bridging Borders: Ethiopian Transit Clearinghouse Launches at Berbera Port
In a significant development that underscores the growing economic partnership between Somaliland and Ethiopia, the Ministry of Finance and Development of Somaliland has announced the inauguration of the Ethiopian Transit Clearinghouse at Berbera Port.
Somaliland’s Berbera Port as Key Spot in Red Sea Geopolitics
The article “Somaliland’s Berbera Port as Key Spot in Red Sea Geopolitics” discusses the growing importance of Berbera Port in Somaliland in terms of regional trade and international politics.
INTERVIEWS
Exclusive: Sit Down with DG of Berbera Port
This interview, titled “Exclusive: Sit Down with DG of Berbera Port,” provides a comprehensive overview of Berbera Port's strategic developments and its significance in the Horn of Africa.
Exclusive Report: Hargeisa to Berbera Port
This exclusive report, “Hargeisa to Berbera Port,” covers the ongoing developments at Berbera Port in Somaliland, highlighting investments by DP World and the Somaliland government over the past several years to establish Berbera as a key maritime hub in the Horn of Africa.
DEMOCRACY & ELECTIONS
The System Worked: Somaliland’s 2024 Presidential and Political Party Elections
In the article “The System Worked: Somaliland’s 2024 Presidential and Political Party Elections” by Scott Pegg, the author discusses the successful conduct of Somaliland's 2024 presidential and political party elections, held on November 13, 2024.
Somaliland’s Elections: The Role of International Observers
The article “Somaliland’s Elections: The Role of International Observers” discusses the pivotal role of international observers during Somaliland's 2024 presidential elections, which took place on November 13.
BOOKS & REVIEWS
Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud “Sillanyo,” the late President of Somaliland, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and dedication to his people.
Egypt is often portrayed itself as a dominant military power, but when you look closer, a very different story comes to light—one marked by significant defeats throughout various periods, including modern times.
OPINION/EDITORIAL/ANALYSIS
Somalia’s Diplomatic Miscalculation: A Costly Ban on Taiwanese Passport Holders
The article, “Somalia’s Diplomatic Miscalculation!” by Mohamoud Hussein Nour, argues that Somalia made a bad decision by banning travelers with Taiwanese passports.
WOMEN
Epidemiology of Dengue Fever in Somaliland: Clinical Features, and Serological Patterns...
The study titled "Epidemiology of Dengue Fever in Somaliland: Clinical Features, and Serological Patterns from a Retrospective Study" aims to provide detailed information on dengue fever in Somaliland, a country where the disease is not well understood. Conducted by Dek Kahin Yosef and colleagues, it analyzes individual data from 1,410 suspected dengue cases at public hospitals between January and September 2024.
ISLAM & RELIGION
Millions Of Pilgrims Start Hajj In Shadow Of Israel’s War On...
Rituals expected to draw more than two million pilgrims this year, praying for peace in Gaza, Yemen and Sudan.
WORLD NEWS
Dubai: Jafza Marks 40 years, Reports Dhs713bn in Non-Oil Trade in...
Jafza unveiled a special 40 years logo and will host community activities, industry events, and engagement initiatives throughout the year.
Telesom Launches 5G and FWA Services in Somaliland
The company believes that the introduction of 5G and FWA services will not only enrich the lives of individuals but also catalyze economic growth and innovation in different parts of rural and urban communities.
LIFESTYLE
ART & CULTURE
Live Review: Sahra Halgan Brings the Enchanting Music of Somaliland to...
This is a review of a live performance by Somaliland musician Sahra Halgan at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, UK, on the eve of a Good Friday bank holiday.
FASHION
Rawdah Mohamed Somali Hijab-Wearing Model Who Became A Vogue Fashion Editor
When Rawdah Mohamed lived in an asylum camp after arriving in Norway as a refugee, she was teased at school for wearing a hijab
TRAVEL
Trump’s Visa Ban should Differentiate between Somalia and Somaliland
In this article, Michael Rubin argues that if Donald Trump reimposes a travel and visa ban, it should differentiate between Somalia and Somaliland.
EDUCATION
Ghana’s NCCE and Somaliland’s SCCED Sign MoU to Enhance Civic Education
The Ghana National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) and the Somaliland Centre for Civic Education Democracy (SCCED) have signed a strategic partnership agreement to enhance civic education in their respective countries and the African continent.
ENVIRONMENT
Cheetah Cub Named Taylor Swift Recovering after being Rescued in Illegal...
The cub, named Taylor Swift, is recovering and thriving at the Cheetah Rescue and Conservation Centre in Somaliland
HEALTH & FITNESS
In Somaliland, a Sin Tax for Mental Health Relief
The article “In Somaliland, a Sin Tax for Mental Health Relief” discusses an innovative approach in Somaliland to address mental health issues through the taxation of Khat, a locally consumed stimulant plant.
SPORTS
Liverpool Clinch Premier League, Match Man United with 20 Titles
Liverpool have been crowned Premier League champions with their 5-1 win against Tottenham at Anfield on Sunday.
US Claims Fifth Olympic Gold Medal in Women’s Soccer
The United States claimed a record-extending fifth Olympic gold medal in women's soccer after Mallory Swanson earned them a 1-0 win over Brazil in the final at Parc des Princes on Saturday.
Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen Wins Men’s 5000m Gold
Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen bounced back from defeat in the 1,500 meters to win the Olympic 5000-meter gold with a fierce final lap on Saturday, just as he did in last year’s world championships.
Trio Of Ethiopian Athletes Advance To Men’s 5000 Final
A trio of Ethiopian athletes, Hagos Gebrehiwot, Binyam Mehari, and Addisu Yihune, have successfully advanced to the men’s 5000m finals at the ongoing Paris Olympic Games.
Furor Over Imane Khelif’s Gender Is Fueled By Western Prejudice
For women athletes like Imane Khelif, the Olympics is about breaking the rules of a game that has forbidden them from being competitive on equal terms. Ironically, Paris, known for its neutral ground and ‘woke’ culture, disappointed them
