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A Press Conference Before a Plane Ticket: What President Abdirahman Cirro Owes Somaliland

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As President Cirro heads to Washington to tout Somaliland's democratic credentials, a sitting MP asks why the government has jailed dozens of journalists at home — and why the President has never once faced an open press conference.
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

Breaking the Cycle of Foreign Assistance Enabling Corruption

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U.S. Department of StateAmbassador Michael C. GonzalesSenior Foreign Service Officer & U.S. Ambassador to ZambiaJanuary 21, 2026 Moral Hazard - A situation where one party assumes...
Editorial

A Tale of Two Capitals: Hargeisa Rises as Mogadishu Falls

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By Ambassador Mahmoud Adam Jama GalaalRepresentative of the Republic of Somaliland to the Republic of China (Taiwan) Yesterday's assault on Godka Jilacow Prison in Mogadishu...
Investment

From Controversy to Cornerstone: DP World’s Lesson for Egal Airport

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Many got DP World's Berbera deal wrong, but Berbera thrived. Maharat could reshape Somaliland’s skies too—but only if scrutiny, not hope, carries the day. Each...
Opinion

Building a United Somaliland: Why Tribalism Threatens Our National Development

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By Mohammed A. Gaas Somaliland, a country which has restored its independence, has forged a remarkable path towards stability and self-governance in a region often...
Opinion

Somaliland’s Hidden Treasure: Can Minerals Fuel Prosperity or Fuel Conflict?

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Introduction Somaliland, a self-declared but unrecognized state in the Horn of Africa, stands at a critical juncture. For three decades, it has defied the odds,...
Analysis

Oligarchs and State Capture: Anatomy of the Somaliland Telecom Scandal

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HARGEISA – A clumsy attempt at state-sponsored disinformation has forced President Abdirahman M. Abdillahi "Cirro" into a humiliating public retreat, compelling Somaliland's telecommunication oligarchy...
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