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By Abdikadir D. Askar Somaliland’s Government perceives it as an opportunity to gain recognition; Somalia’s Federal Government, on the other hand, envisages recognition as a process of tearing the ‘Somali Republic’…

“South Africa’s Zuma is out” was the Washington Post’s headline on Thursday morning. “Will things actually get better?” The question signifies more than journalistic skepticism. It points to a shift…

BY JAN WALLISER Taxation plays a fundamental role in effectively raising and allocating domestic resources for governments to deliver essential public services and achieve broader development goals. Recently, discussions about tax…

Move comes after forest guards kill member of community indigenous to forest involved in project. NAIROBI, Kenya The European Union on Wednesday suspended a €31 million ($37 million) conservation project…

  On December 17, I survived a coordinated assassination attempt by heavily armed government units within the intelligence at our Wadajir Headquarter and residence in Mogadishu – a political party…

By M.A Afrah For nearly three decades the state of Somalia is experiencing a protracted conflict in which over the years has seen the conflict evolve and go through several…

By Sam Pineda on November 7, 2017 On the afternoon of October 14, 2017, two bombs exploded in downtown Mogadishu. The first and larger of the two bombs, a vehicle-borne…

By Mohamed Yarrow They are often times referred to as Local Non-Governmental Organizations or National Non-Governmental Organizations. These are the indigenous and homegrown organizations formed and operate within a country, however,…

By Roble T SELDOM DO SPY chiefs make known the travails and tribulations of their agencies but when they do, they could be foreshadowing something; either the agency cannot hold…