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By SAID ABOUBAKER DESPITE its immense economic potential, owing to its strategic location, Djibouti risks becoming an island of poverty in a sea of wealth as investors make the most of…

Tony Walker, La Trobe University Looking back on events 25 years ago, when the Oslo Accords were struck on the White House lawn, it is hard to avoid a painful…

By T. Roble The move by the federal member states to boycott the upcoming National Security Council (NSC) calling for third party intervention casts doubt on the actualization of the…

By The New York Times The Times today is taking the rare step of publishing an anonymous Op-Ed essay. We have done so at the request of the author, a senior…

By Abdiwahid Abdullahi The current state of our Somalia nation has been severely hampered by the quality of its office holders. We are displeased with it and have even relinquished the…

  By Somali Public Agenda The Federal Government is planning to print a new currency for Somalia. In early June 2018, the Minister of Finance of the Federal Government of…

The acquittal of Jean-Pierre Bemba on war crimes charges puts the ICC in even deeper crisis. EPA/Michael Kooren Michelle Nel, Stellenbosch University The International Criminal Court (ICC) came about after…

By T. Roble Barely a week after President Mohamed Farmaajo stirred a diplomatic tiff with a close ally-Djibouti over his call for Eritrea sanctions ending, his administration is at it…

By Mohamud M Uluso The European Union (EU) and Swedish Government hosted the 2nd meeting of Somalia Partnership Forum (SPF) in Brussels, Belgium, on July 16-17, 2018, to assess the…