Opinion
AMISOM troops alleged ugly crimes in Somalia
Girls and women have the right to live free from violence and discrimination and achieve their potential in today’s world, but many don’t get the ...
Read More »Somalia’s 2016 Elections
Minneapolis—It’s called the “Uncommon Grounds Coffeehouse” for a reason I don’t understand. But in this particular night, it’s a bit chill...
Read More »Al Shabab’s Internal Split
NAIROBI, Kenya — At ceremonies here to mark the first anniversary of theshooting rampage at the Westgate Mall by four Al Shabab gunmen that left 67 ...
Read More »A Geopolitical Pawn Named ‘ISIS’
The mere mention of the name ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham) frightens Muslims and no-Muslims senseless, and there are plenty of reasons for ...
Read More »Toward A More Unified Somali Diaspora
A dictionary definition of Diaspora is a “scattered population with a common origin in a smaller geographic area.”...
Read More »Politics will save Somalia
Sitting in Mogadishu, it’s easy to think the world needs to learn from Somalia. As human suffering escalates in Ukraine, Syria, Iraq, Gaza, Libya, S...
Read More »I am a Somali woman
I am the sister of the martyr. I am the aunt of the potato seller at the local market. I am the daughter of the local sheikh. I am the injured of the ...
Read More »Finalizing the Somali Federal Process
In 2012, Somalia theoretically regained statehood with a new constitution serving as its people’s social contract. The first article of the constit...
Read More »Somali Women Abused in AU Camps Suffer in SILENCE
Somalia had perfectly conformed into a sinister road map drawn by some exogenous powers using her frontline neighbors with other African countries as ...
Read More »The President’s Bank: corruption allegations tarnish Somalia’s brave new world
The election of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in September 2012 was heralded internationally as an almost messianic break from the past, an end to S...
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