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A recognized Somaliland will play an even bigger role in promoting peace in the Horn of Africa

By Ambassador Bashe Awil, Somaliland Representative to Kenya In August 2018, Somaliland President Musa Bihi appointed me to come and head the Liaison office in...

Somaliland Government Announced additional cases of COVID-19

The Ministry of Health Development announced three additional cases of COVID-19 in Somaliland, two in Hargeisa and one in Borama in addition to the...

SOLTELCO: Hargeisa’s Delusional Mayor

The Mayor of Hargeisa Mr. Abdirahman M. Aideed “Soltelco” has embarked on a media blitz to explain away why Somaliland’s capital city of Hargeisa...

5 Dead and 6 Injured in Flooded Hargeisa

Heavy rains in Hargeisa today have claims the lives of five people and injured six others. This is according to the government officials, including...

SOLTELCO is the Worst Mayor in the World – A Goat Could be a better Mayor

Mayor of Somaliland’s capital city of Hargeisa Mr. Abdirahman M. Aideed “Soltelco” has finally figured out what is wrong with the city he is...

Dangerously Unregulated – The Possibility of Counterfeit Medications in Somaliland

Counterfeit or fake medications kill more than hundred of thousands of people around the world a year according to World Health Organization, we will...

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