Opinion
Away from Mogadishu’s checkpoints, armoured cars
When our tickets were delivered to our office for the flight to Mogadishu, the envelope had an unwelcome message, written in bold letters: “You shou...
Read More »Kampala Accord & the Resignation of the Prime Minister: The devil is in the details
It's true that Kampala Accord was intended to be a breakthrough in resolving the deadlock and political bickering between President of Somalia and Spe...
Read More »Invisible Man Leaves us Alone
Somali is under siege by invisible man, worst than colony. Do you realize, our future and destiny is control by unknown people, ironically they don’...
Read More »Political Expediency may forfeit reform in Somalia
The worst thing that could happen to Somalia at this critical juncture—in its recovery from two decades of bloodshed and chaos— is to disrupt the ...
Read More »Fixing the Transitional Process for Somalia (2000-2011)
Successive Somali Transitional National Governments established since 2000 have all been characterized by incessant internal conflict among the top l...
Read More »My father
A poem from the heart to celebrate fatherhood and the life lasting impact good fathers can have on their children....
Read More »Waa maxay dimoqaraadiyad?
Qoraalkaan wuxuu sharaxayaa waxa ay dimoqaraadiyadda tahay. Qoraalkaan markii hore wuxuu ku qornaa af ingiriis oo waxaa qoray barofasoor Mareykan ah o...
Read More »The Kampala Accord
We, the undersigned members of the Concerned Somalis in the Diaspora, are deeply dismayed by the never-ending political quagmires of our country that ...
Read More »Diaspora Somalis will not shed tear for Farmajo
Diaspora Somalis will not shed tear for the departure of Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo with good reason. Like a blip or a brief rain which ...
Read More »Somalia’s Public Finance Crisis: A Book Review
The well-known Somali expert on economic affairs (who is also a former high ranking official of the International Monetary Fund or IMF), Mr. Ali Issa ...
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