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Somalia: Victory against COVID-19 perhaps in cooperation between levels of government
EDITORIAL | Somalia’s 80 reported cases of the new coronavirus disease have become a cause for concern, especially among enthusiasts…
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Axadle editorial analysis on Somalia, governance, security, diplomacy, and the major issues shaping the Horn of Africa.
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How Coronavirus Could Shake Somalia’s Election Plan
EDITORIAL | For more than 30 years, Somalia has been accustomed to things like war, drought, displacement and floods. Then…
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Somalia: After debt relief, politics
EDITORIAL | Somalia may have been so accustomed to negativity for the past three decades. But this week, it may…
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On the Nile, Somalia’s declared neutrality is being tested
EDITORIAL | Somalia has this week clarified its neutrality in the smoldering dispute between Ethiopia and Egypt over the large…
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Coronavirus threatens to halt Somalia’s resurgence
EDITORIAL | Da Dr. Fawziya Abikar Nor, the Somali health minister, announced on Monday in Mogadishu that a case of…
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How East African society can help Somalia’s recovery
EDITORIAL | In March 2012, Abdihakim Ali Yasin, Somalia’s then Special Envoy to President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, presented a…
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Somalia: Farmajo’s gamble in Gedo could lead to a truck with risks: Experts
EDITORIAL | Somalia’s President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo called his Kenyan counterpart on Thursday and offered to dispel tensions that had…
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Who holds Somalia’s tight ropes for historic elections?
EDITORIAL | Somalia’s history in 2020 could be an inspiration or disillusionment. And depending on who you ask, some people…
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Somalia: Why Farmajo policy in Jubaland can challenge logic
EDITORIAL | Somalia’s politics these days are behaving like a moving target. Unanswered other and new things are happening that…
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Somalia: Yamamoto’s controversial policy could be what the doctor ordered
EDITORIAL | U.S. Ambassador to Somalia Donald Yamamoto may be the number one public enemy, depending on who you ask.…
