Smearing Somalia: Supposed Soldiers Fighting In Tigray
In recent days, a paragraph inserted in a report published two weeks ago has been pushed to the fore the case of the Somali National Army (SNA) recruits sent to…
Tyranny Of Majority Rule In Somaliland
Since Somaliland unilaterally declared its independent from the rest of Somalia, after the Somali National Movement (SNM) had secured control over the northern regions, the "central clan" – the Isaaq…
The More Things Change The More They Stay The Same
President Mohamed Abdullahi, Farmajo, Dare Say: “Let my people vote.” – By Dr. Ali Bahar The Mogadishu Factor: Most Somalis of today understand the extent to which the Mogadishu project…
PM Roble And The Weakening Of The Rule Of Law
One of the unfortunate events in recent Somali politics is the sabotage of the parliament, the presidency and other state institutions vital to Somalia’s sovereignty. The main reason that human…
British Ambassador Behind Somalia’s Unrest
Hours after the African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) issued an aggressive statement on the political situation in Somalia, Kate Foster, British ambassador in Somalia, tweeted that she strongly…
Somali Government Irked By African Union Report
The Somali government was irked by the African Union report from the Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission which responded to President Farmajo's request.
Election Talks Or Federalism In Question
The ongoing election talks have shown that Somalia is still a country with a long way to go to extricate itself from the consequences of the chaos generated by the…
From Warlord Enclaves To Banana Republics
While pirates are now non-existent – except for the UN Security Council – there are exogenous attempts to promote a Somali confederation of semi-autonomous clan enclaves ruled by a new…
Foreign Cacophony Meets Somali Resistance
The European Union (EU) says the Somali people want the country’s presidential and parliamentary elections to take place.
How Farmajo Trapped Rebellious Leaders
Said Deni and Ahmed Madobe didn't show up at the meeting today citing bogus pretexts.