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Somaliland Expresses its Sincere Gratitude to Congressman Scott Perry for Recognition...
The Republic of Somaliland expressed its sincere gratitude to U.S. Congressman Scott Perry for introducing a historic bill to recognize Somaliland’s sovereignty.
Petition: Recognize Somaliland—A Proudly Independent and Democratic Nation!
Petition Statement: “Recognize Somaliland—A Proudly Independent and Democratic Nation!”
SOMALILAND
With a New President, Somaliland Seeks International Recognition
As the country's new president took office last week, following a peaceful election in a region otherwise in turmoil, Somaliland hopes to see its independence recognized by the international community—having declared it in 1991.
REGIONAL NEWS
Ethiopia: A Cry for Justice in Da’awalley – The Federal Government...
The article “Ethiopia: A Cry for Justice in Da'awalley—The Federal Government Must Act Now” discusses escalating violence in Da’awalley village in Ethiopia's Somali Region, primarily targeting the Samane clan.
Somali Pirates Up Demand to $10 Million for Release of Chinese...
Negotiations are reportedly underway between a local representative for a Chinese fishing vessel and tribal elders representing the Somali pirates that seized a Chinese-owned fishing boat off the coast of Somalia.
LOCAL BUSINESS & ECONOMIC
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.
The Rebirth of Waaheen Market: A Testament to Somaliland’s Resilience
The Waaheen Commercial Market, a cornerstone of trade in Hargeisa, Somaliland, has triumphantly reopened following its devastation in a massive fire on April 1, 2022.
INTERVIEWS
A Matter Of Time: Somaliland Determined To See Through MoU with...
"We are determined, serious, and very committed to the MoU [with Ethiopia]. It is a matter of time. Our delegations are going back and forth as we speak," says Ambassador Abdillahi Mohamed Duale, Somaliland’s special envoy to IGAD and the AU
Taiwan’s Presence In Somaliland: Interview With Ambassador Allen Lou
Taiwan’s Presence In Somaliland – Taiwan and Somaliland's partnership highlights a democratic alternative to China's BRI
DEMOCRACY & ELECTIONS
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.
Africa’s Democratic Momentum
The article “Africa’s Democratic Momentum” discusses the current state of liberal democracy in Africa, countering the pessimistic view that it is failing and being rejected by the population.
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
Somaliland in the Spotlight: U.S. Recognition Plans and Strategic Shifts in...
In the article “Somaliland in the Spotlight: U.S. Recognition Plans and Strategic Shifts in the Horn of Africa” by Sharmake Abyan, the author discusses recent developments regarding the potential recognition of Somaliland by the United States, particularly focusing on strategic interests in the Horn of Africa.
WOMEN
Spatiotemporal Analysis of Agricultural Drought Severity and Hotspots in Somaliland
This study uses remote sensing data from 2005 to 2023 to analyze the spatiotemporal pattern of agricultural drought severity and hotspots in Somaliland.
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
Easier Money Transfers To Ethiopia: M-PESA and Dahabshiil Collaboration
In a bid to simplify financial transactions for Ethiopians abroad, Safaricom's M-PESA has joined forces with Dahabshiil, a prominent money transfer service.
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
Re-discovered Tapes Bear Witness to Somaliland Identity
A significant discovery has been made in Somaliland, where a collection of old tapes has been re-discovered, containing decades of oral history. These tapes, which are being preserved and played back in a library, hold immense cultural and historical significance for the people of Somaliland.
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
What Do You Know About Somaliland?
Here is everything you should know about Somaliland
EDUCATION
Another 32 Somaliland Students Heading to Taiwan for Coveted Scholarships
Taiwan awarded scholarships to 32 Somaliland students during a ceremony held by the Taiwan Representative Office in Somaliland, highlighting the strengthening of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
ENVIRONMENT
Climate Cash For A Divided Somalia
The article “Climate Cash For A Divided Somalia” discusses the recent approval of nearly $80 million in climate financing for Somalia's "Climate Resilient Agriculture in Somalia (Ugbaad)" project by the Green Climate Fund (GCF).
HEALTH & FITNESS
Building a System of Health Care in Somaliland
The article “Building a System of Health Care in Somaliland” discusses the efforts of Dr. Edna Adan to improve healthcare and education in Somaliland through the establishment of the Edna Adan University & Hospital (EAUH) in Hargeisa.
SPORTS
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
NCAA Eligibility Approved for Abaarso School in Somaliland
The NCAA counts 1,101 institutions as members in the US and one in Canada, Simon Fraser University (SFU) in British Columbia.
