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Captain Zuhur Challenging Gender Norms in Somaliland’s Coastguard

Captain Zuhur Challenging Gender Norms in Somaliland’s Coastguard

DW’s East Africa correspondent meets a woman challenging gender norms at the helm of the region’s coastguard Continue reading “Captain Zuhur Challenging Gender Norms in Somaliland’s Coastguard”

Hass Petroleum Makes Inroads into Somaliland

Hass Petroleum Makes Inroads into Somaliland

Another impressive program on Somaliland – boosting and promoting its publicity and perception – from “Daring Abroad “of Chams Media Production. Continue reading “Hass Petroleum Makes Inroads into Somaliland”

Proof of Proselytizing in Barwaaqo must be Presented

Proof of Proselytizing in Barwaaqo must be Presented

Somaliland’s Minister of Education and Science, Ahmed Mohamed Diriye (Toorno), dismissed the allegations against Abaarso School teachers, saying evidence is needed from those who said Christianity religion is taught in Abaarso schools.  Continue reading “Proof of Proselytizing in Barwaaqo must be Presented”

Somaliland: Edna University offers now Bachelor’s Degrees in Agriculture & Veterinary

Somaliland: Edna University offers now Bachelor’s Degrees in Agriculture & Veterinary

Edna Adan University has introduced the Faculties of Agriculture and Veterinary which will be studied in a modern way. Register Now! Continue reading “Somaliland: Edna University offers now Bachelor’s Degrees in Agriculture & Veterinary”

Biden Administration Approved its First Arms Sale to Taiwan

Biden Administration Approved its First Arms Sale to Taiwan

The Biden administration has approved its first arms sale to Taiwan, worth up to NT$21 billion. The deal includes 40 M109 self-propelled howitzers. Taiwan’s Presidential Office expressed gratitude for the deal, saying it will contribute to the security of the Taiwan Strait. Continue reading “Biden Administration Approved its First Arms Sale to Taiwan”

Ottoman Historical Mosque in Berbera Attracts Visitors

Ottoman Historical Mosque in Berbera Attracts Visitors

The historical mosque, which bears the traces of the Ottoman Empire in Berbera, the strategic port city ​​of the African country Somaliland , attracts the attention of visitors. Continue reading “Ottoman Historical Mosque in Berbera Attracts Visitors”

Aid Neutrality under Fire in Ethiopia’s Widening Conflict

Aid Neutrality under Fire in Ethiopia’s Widening Conflict

Ethiopian government accusations that aid agencies are supporting rebel forces in Tigray have left international relief organizations concerned for the security of frontline staff, even as conflict escalates and hundreds of thousands of people face famine. Continue reading “Aid Neutrality under Fire in Ethiopia’s Widening Conflict”

Taiwan Approves Domestically Produced Medigen Covid-19 Vaccine for Emergency Use

Taiwan Approves Domestically Produced Medigen Covid-19 Vaccine for Emergency Use

Developing its own vaccine has been a major goal of Taiwan’s government Continue reading “Taiwan Approves Domestically Produced Medigen Covid-19 Vaccine for Emergency Use”

Somaliland: Kulmiye is closer to Gaining the Gavel of the House

Somaliland: Kulmiye is closer to Gaining the Gavel of the House

In the Somaliland capital – Hargeisa – the opposition parties and the ruling Kulmiye with the backing of its government are fiercely lobbying for the leadership of the new House of Representatives. Continue reading “Somaliland: Kulmiye is closer to Gaining the Gavel of the House”

Somaliland Police Seized Cases of Alcohol Disguised as Sacks of Qat

Somaliland Police Seized Cases of Alcohol Disguised as Sacks of Qat

Somaliland police have managed to seize alcohol hidden inside the sacks of Qat. Somaliland’s police chief – Brigadier General Mohamed Aden Saqadhi Dabagale – said that alcohol cases were hidden in the Qat sacks, and Qat was stacked on top to make it look as if the truck was carrying only Qat. Continue reading “Somaliland Police Seized Cases of Alcohol Disguised as Sacks of Qat”