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The Difference Between Somalia “ E-Visa “ system  and Somaliland’s “Visa on Arrival”  system

During the last 10 days , many circles—particularly those in the diaspora—have expressed confusion between two announcements: the E-Visa system launched by President Hassan...

Somaliland Central Bank Governor Received an Honorary Doctorate from a Fake University

On July 29th, the Chairman of the Central Bank of Somaliland Mr. Ali Abdilahi Dahir, posted on social media that he has received an...

Petty Theft, Forgery and Assault: How President Bihi Appointed a Common Criminal as a Human Rights Commissioner

The Somaliland National Human Rights Commission has distanced itself from a statement made by one of its commissioners on Facebook that called for a...

Sophisticated Crooks: The Dangerous New Breed of Con Artists Promising to make you Rich with Fake Forex Trading

On February 19th, the Somaliland Central Bank has issued a warning about get rich quick schemes involving forex currency or other online trading activities...

Somaliland Government Launches An Electronic Direct Deposit Service for Public Servants

Somaliland Vice President HE Abdirahman Abdallahi Ismail Saylici has officially launched a new service called E-Shilling that will be used to electronically direct deposit public...

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