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Somaliland Opposition Parties Reject The Guurti’s Term Extension for President Bihi

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The Chairmen of the opposition parties of Waddani and UCID, in a speech, rejected Guurti’s decision to extend President Bihi’s term by two years...
Elections

Somaliland Guurti Extends President Bihi’s Term by two years

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In a close session, the Somaliland Guurti led by Chairman Suleiman Mohamoud Adan has voted to extend President Muse Bihi Abdi's presidential term by...
Elections

National Election Commission Announced Nine-Month Delay of Presidential Elections

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In their first press statement since sworn in, the new National Election Commission has announced that the constitutionally mandated presidential elections scheduled for November...
Editorial

Sand in the Gears of Democracy – Is President Bihi Engineering a Term Extension?

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The Political Associations and Parties Law No 14, recently passed by the previous Parliament and the House of Elders of Somaliland is a Mexican...

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