OP-ED: When Cash Failed, Connection Became Currency When Somalia’s central government fell in 1991, the country’s financial backbone snapped. Institutions unraveled, infrastructure deteriorated, and banks faltered. Cash turned cumbersome—hard to safeguard, slow…
By: Abdirahman Jeylani Mohamed Saturday May 16, 2026 Somalia has reached a fraught political milestone. On 15 May 2026, President…
OPINION: The end of the Predatory State of Somalia (2022–2026) Somalia is approaching a political reckoning, and the debate over…
By Khadar AfrahTuesday April 14, 2026 For years, Somalia’s opposition has made its presence felt from Mogadishu statements and Nairobi…
OP-ED: A Federation at a Crossroads: Somalia’s Leap from Standoff to Settlement Somalia is staring down a constitutional and political…
Somalia’s latest constitutional amendments are being hailed by some lawmakers as proof that the country has become a “fully fledged…
Israel’s North Western State of Somalia recognition jolts Somalia’s diplomacy — and tests Africa’s bedrock rule on borders When Israel…
Red Sea flashpoint: Israel’s North Western State of Somalia recognition collides with Türkiye’s long game in Somalia In the strategic…
OP-ED: Gaza — It’s Time for Global Responsibility A year has slipped by since the poignant day of October 7,…
By Axadle Editorial Board Folks, it’s been a heck of a week in Somalia’s political scene. The Southwest State is…
In Fort Dauphin, within the far southeast, suspected incidents recorded since mid-February in rivers and lagoons across the mining firm…
