The leadership of Somalia have in recent years juggled different electoral postures that accounts for its ethnic, clan and geopolitical issues. In the end, though each...
Thirty years after the civil war of 1991, Somalia has still not been able to develop a functional governance structure that delivers services to the people....
America should move way from making the military the face of its engagement with Africa and instead invest in deepening democracy as a principled approach rather...
For decades, Somalia regarded Kenya as a neutral arbiter, unlike Ethiopia, where long-standing resentments against Somalia have endured. Kenya’s military intervention in Somalia in 2011 and...
The death of Dr Hawa Abdi Dhibwale has highlighted how critical women’s contribution has been to the provision of healthcare and other services in war-torn Somalia....
It’s time to reckon with the anti-black brutality that defines American policy from Minneapolis to Somalia.
The United States’ military operations in Somalia are not well known because they are carried out secretly or via proxy armies. These operations have not been...
In this second part of a three-part series, DALLE ABRAHAM argues that the new mega infrastructure investments fueled by LAPSSET are a continuation of the perverse...
Have Kenya’s close ties with its “Man in Somalia”, Ahmed Madobe, created a rift between Mogadishu and Nairobi? RASNA WARAH explores the precarious relationship between the...
The crisis in the Gulf countries has shifted political alliances in Somalia, which may influence the 2020/21 elections.
IBRAHIM MAGARA argues that instead of exploring opportunities to heal wounds, and mending ties in pursuit of the national interest, specifically national security, the Kenyan state...
For more than a decade, the international community has been fed the narrative that the presence of AMISOM troops is critical for the security of Somalia....
