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Mogadishu Opposition Protest Fails, Highlighting Somalia’s Shifting Political Landscape

By Sayid Ali HajiSunday May 10, 2026 Mudaaharaadkii ay dhawaan ku baaqeen qaar kamid ah siyaasiyiinta mucaaradka ee Muqdisho, oo loo arkayay tijaabo lagu cabbirayo culayskooda siyaasadeed, taageerada bulshada iyo awoodda ay ku abaabuli karaan dadweyne, ayaa ku dhammaaday si aan la saadaalin karin oo ah niyad-jab iyo sawir-xumo. Arrin kale oo si gaar ah loo xusay ayaa ahayd in xukuumaddu soo dhawaysay, una asteysay goobtii lagu qaban lahaa dibad-baxa, isla markaana kaalin ka qaadatay sugidda amnigooda iyo kan guud. Taasi…

Somali Shilling: Rebuilding the National Currency and Modern Financial System

By Abdullahi Farah AbdullahiMonday April 13, 2026 1. Hordhac iyo Muhiimadda Shilin Soomaaliga Shilin Soomaaliga, oo ah lacagta rasmiga ah ee Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya tan iyo 1962, wuxuu muddo dheer ka mid ahaa astaamaha ugu waaweyn ee dhaqaalaha dalka. Waxaa lagu bixin jiray mushaaraadka shaqaalaha dowladda, canshuuraha ayaa lagu uruuri jiray, ganacsiguna si caadi ah ayuu ugu socon jiray. Xilli nidaamka maaliyadeed uu lahaa qaab dhisan, Shilinku wuxuu ka tirsanaa lacagaha bulshada iyo ganacsatadu si buuxda ugu…

Soomaaliya iyo isbahaysiga dhaqaale ee Geeska Afrika: Fursad Cusub

Somalia’s Geoeconomic Moment: Why the Horn of Africa Needs a Regional Economic Alliance Built on Connectivity Corridors The twenty-first century rewards regions that trade, build, and secure prosperity together. After decades battered by conflict and fragmentation, the Horn of Africa stands at a historic inflection point. Integration is no longer optional; it is the price of resilience, investment, and influence. With strategic coastline, a reviving economy and a deep mercantile heritage, Somalia can help shape a regional…

Understanding the Relationship Between Somali Politicians and Society

Somalia’s politics is trapped in a loop. A generation of leaders has cycled through the same tactics, the same alliances and the same evasions, leaving the public unconvinced that there is any meaningful difference between those in office and those seeking it. That exhaustion is no longer just a mood; it is a structural risk to the state. When voters see no program, no transparency and no red lines on sovereignty, trust collapses. And when trust collapses, predatory actors — foreign and domestic — move in. Across the last…