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“It’s Going to Be Very Hard to Stay Engaged”: Inside Gen. Anderson’s Warning to Mogadishu

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AFRICOM's top commander came to Mogadishu to reassure Somalia. He left having delivered a warning instead. Gen. Dagvin R.M. Anderson arrived in Mogadishu insisting America...
Analysis

A Government of Fake Doctors, Real Patients — and a President Who Brought Cameras, Not Answers

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KEY POINTS Dialysis patients protested Wednesday over broken machines and inflated supply costs; a suspiciously well-timed counter-showing of supportive patients followed within hours. The health minister...
Opinion

Somaliland’s Quiet Capture: Why Dahabshiil Demands an Independent Investigation 

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Imagine a single private company holding every lever of government in its hands — shaping decisions, subverting the rule of law to fleece Somaliland,...
Opinion

Somaliland’s Recognition Institute Is Built for a Legal Fight, But Recognition Is a Political Fight

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by Brian McDonald Somaliland launched a new institute in May 2026 dedicated to advancing international recognition, and it was a step to add expertise and...
Editorial

Citizens, Not Clansmen: Somaliland’s Unfinished Task

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Just days ago, a Norwegian football supporter drew sharp criticism for refusing to join the rhythmic rowing cheer that swept through the stadium stands....
Editorial

Rahm’s Somaliland Jab, an Accidental Roast of Hillary?

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On January 17, 2013, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton stood beside Somalian President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and formally recognized Somalia’s Federal Government. This...
Opinion

Waddani’s Broken Compass: Chairman Hersi Ali Haji Hassan and the Collapse of Governance

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Political Governance in Ruins When Waddani came to power, Somaliland’s citizens hoped for a new era of honest leadership. People were tired of corruption, broken...
Opinion

Can the Valiant President of Somaliland Also Deliver the Two-Day Weekend?

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The two-day weekend has become the global standard, yet Somaliland stands nearly alone in maintaining a single weekly day of rest. Only Djibouti, Iran,...
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