Year: 2024

Pharo Pioneering Kindergarten Education in Somaliland

Pharo Pioneering Kindergarten Education in Somaliland

Early childhood education is the foundation for lifelong learning. It nurtures curiosity, fosters social skills, and builds the critical thinking needed to navigate the world. Investing in young minds today paves the way for a brighter, more equitable future.

We are hosting an Early Childhood Development symposium at the end of this month in partnership with the Somaliland government. This gathering of stakeholders aims to provide a platform for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to share evidence, experiences, and innovative approaches to ensuring access to quality ECD for all children in Somaliland.

Somalia Ports Inaccessible to Ethiopia, Says Minister Kahin

Somalia Ports Inaccessible to Ethiopia, Says Minister Kahin

The president of Somalia, Mohamud, said on Monday that although his administration does not oppose Ethiopia’s pursuit of the Red Sea access, it does disagree to the suggested path that entails signing an MoU with Somaliland. Continue reading “Somalia Ports Inaccessible to Ethiopia, Says Minister Kahin”

In Preparation for Announcing Somaliland Recognition, Ethiopian Soldiers Cross into Somalia Border

In Preparation for Announcing Somaliland Recognition, Ethiopian Soldiers Cross into Somalia Border

Tomorrow, June 26, marks the 64th anniversary of the Republic of Somaliland’s independence from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in 1960 Continue reading “In Preparation for Announcing Somaliland Recognition, Ethiopian Soldiers Cross into Somalia Border”

Ethiopian Naval Base in Somaliland: Strategically Important for Regional Security

Ethiopian Naval Base in Somaliland: Strategically Important for Regional Security

The geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa has witnessed a transformative development with Somaliland and Ethiopia’s announcement of a potential Ethiopian naval base in Somaliland. This strategic move is not only aimed at enhancing maritime security in the Gulf of Aden but also addressing broader Continue reading “Ethiopian Naval Base in Somaliland: Strategically Important for Regional Security”

Somaliland’s MoU with Ethiopia is Widely Supported

Somaliland’s MoU with Ethiopia is Widely Supported

The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Ethiopia and Somaliland that granted the former access to the Gulf of Aden, adjacent to the Red Sea, has sparked significant discussions among scholars and policymakers. Continue reading “Somaliland’s MoU with Ethiopia is Widely Supported”

An Accurate Depiction of Somalia Emerged from Kenya President’s Remarks During His State Visit to US

An Accurate Depiction of Somalia Emerged from Kenya President’s Remarks During His State Visit to US

Kenyan President William Ruto warned of the dire repercussions should the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) remove its troops during his recent visit to the United States. He underlined that Al-Shabaab will probably seize control of Somalia in the event of an ATMIS pullout. Continue reading “An Accurate Depiction of Somalia Emerged from Kenya President’s Remarks During His State Visit to US”

Africa Needs Regional Trade Hubs to Succeed

Africa Can’t Prosper Without Regional Trade

Strengthening the trade between African countries is a necessary first step toward equipping the continent to engage with the world economy on its own terms. For too long, Africa has been trading with others on terms that ensure its place at the bottom of the global value chain. Continue reading “Africa Needs Regional Trade Hubs to Succeed”