Opinion
Ethiopia leaves the failed warlords as they advance to the active sheikhs (Part II)
The literature you are about to read is divided into several parts. Its contents are based on facts and fictions. The main players are Ethiopians and ...
Read More »Editorial: Send troops to Somalia
December 19, 2008: On Wednesday, the UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon admitted that the possibility of sending peacekeeping troops to Somalia is at th...
Read More »Abdullahi Yusuf: The End of a Brutal Legacy
Writing someone’s career obituary whilst breathing is a dicey predicament, but in rare circumstances, it’s sufficiently apt. This is especially th...
Read More »SOS Sheikh Secondary School - beacon of hope for Somaliland
SOS HG Sheikh Secondary School is one of the projects of SOS Children’s Villages in Somaliland. The school operates as a non-profit making, social d...
Read More »Is taking sides Kenya's way of peace brokering?
It is downright rude and undiplomatic of Kenya’s Foreign Minister to meddle in Somalia’s internal affairs. And for some Somalis to lap up Moses We...
Read More »The U.S. and Ethiopia's blunder in Somalia
Statesmen ought to have a special prize just for themselves, like fools have the Darwin Awards. The Darwin Awards commemorate very stupid people who d...
Read More »The Ultimate Solution of the Somali Leadership Crisis
Leaders of the world and of any country particular play crucial role to achieve real happiness of its people. Educated and capable leader leads his p...
Read More »Criminal Intent and Commission of Impeachable Offenses: The Illegal Dismissal of the Prime Minister
Time and again, Somalia’s interim president has willfully obstructed peace initiatives and placed roadblocks on promising reconciliation efforts, un...
Read More »Shift attention to Somaliland
The situation in the Horn of Africa is rapidly reaching crisis proportions and specifically United States policy towards the one time Somali Democrat...
Read More »Dodged bullets to become doctors
It is hard to graduate from any medical school but to graduate in a conflict ridden city like Mogadishu is much harder....
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