NCAA Eligibility Approved for Abaarso School in Somaliland
The NCAA counts 1,101 institutions as members in the US and one in Canada, Simon Fraser University (SFU) in British Columbia. The second non-American school in the NCAA is now Abaarso School in Hargeisa, Somaliland. As a result, Abaarso School will be the only NCAA member that is not from North Continue reading “NCAA Eligibility Approved for Abaarso School in Somaliland”
Symposium on Early Childhood Education in Somaliland
Pharo Foundation hosted an Early Childhood Development and Education Symposium in Somaliland. Their Education Program Lead, Yohannes Teklu Keliku, has attended the event with other key stakeholders in Somaliland.
Watch the video below to learn from Yohannes, what the symposium is all about.
The Passive Audience & Dishonest Senior Leadership of Wadani Party
Even though I have no particular affection for the Wadani Party, it is seen as a crucial component of Somaliland’s fledgling democracy. But instead of trying to counter Kulmiye with bold politics and win over the hearts and minds of Somaliland citizens, its senior officials are burying the party with a white shroud in a graveyard. Before it’s too late, its elites, financiers, strategists, and core supporters ought to take action and save it. Continue reading “The Passive Audience & Dishonest Senior Leadership of Wadani Party”