Opinion
Defeating Islamic Courts Union and Installing Client Regime in Somalia
Abdullahi Yuusuf will go into history books as the first Somalia’s president whose government brought Ethiopia, Somalia’s historic enemy, into the...
Read More »Comment & Analysis
As the African Union grapples with the challenge of assembling an 8 000-strong peacekeeping force for Somalia, that country’s eight million people y...
Read More »Maxaa fashiliyey Maxkamdaha Islaamka
Kadib markii Maxkamadahii Islaamiga ay ka taagroonadeen qabqablayaashii dagaalka ee dalka jilbaha dhulka u dhigay dhuuxa iyo dhiigaba ka cabayey ayaa...
Read More »Anti-TFG demonstration in Hargeisa, is it the last kicks of a dieing horse?
Last week, the president of the self declared Republic in North Somalia his Excellency Dahir Riyale Kahin was ordered to Addis where he met the Prime ...
Read More »Somalia's window of opportunity
ETHIOPIA HAS DONE its fellow Africans a good turn by ousting the increasingly radical Islamic Courts Union regime in Somalia....
Read More »The Rise and fall of Union of Islamic Courts
Since the toppling of the former regime, Southern Somalia remained lawless country where law and order is the remembrance of the yesteryears. Chaos an...
Read More »America's role in Somalia
WASHINGTON - Recent reports that terrorists and hard-line members of the Islamic Courts in Somalia are on the run are capturing headlines. But that is...
Read More »Bush's fourth war against the Muslims
NEW YORK -- In his memorable, 1961 farewell speech, U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower warned Americans to avoid foreign entanglements and beware the gr...
Read More »UIS (urine Intake Syndrome)
A Somali saying runs , " Waxaad qarsataaba wuu ku qarsadaa ." A man came to Hargeisa General Hospital seeking help from a sickness that he has been ...
Read More »Intervening in Protracted Conflicts: A Case study on Somalia
In the wake of recent developments in Somalia, the need for military intervention to solve security is voiced again.Whatever your position may be, it ...
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