“If the United States negotiates with the Taliban, is it also talking to al Shabab?” Continue reading “Farmajo Deliberately & Yamamoto Naively Embolden Somalia’s Al-Shabab”
Category: Op-Ed
Leveraging Somaliland’s Blue Economy
Leveraging Somaliland’s Blue Economy
The blue economy is one of the least exploited sectors in Somaliland contributing 0.3% to GDP despite the fact that the Horn of Africa has the largest coast in mainland Africa. Somaliland has an 850 km long coastline that borders the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. Currently there are more than 600 species present in Somaliland’s marine fisheries of which 400 could be leveraged commercially. However, less than 10% of these fish stocks are exploited leaving the blue economy completely untapped. Continue reading “Leveraging Somaliland’s Blue Economy”
Preferential Voting to Fix Somaliland Elections
Preferential Voting to Fix Somaliland Elections
Why Somaliland has Become a Country with no Living Lighthouse?
Why Somaliland has Become a Country with no Living Lighthouse?
Somaliland Case: Is It a Lost Cause or a Neglected Endeavor?
Somaliland Case: Is It a Lost Cause or a Neglected Endeavor?
Somaliland Sovereignty: President Bihi Must Put a Stop to the UN’s Blatant Meddling NOW
Somaliland Sovereignty: President Bihi Must Put a Stop to the UN’s Blatant Meddling NOW
Conscience Over Command: The Incredible Story of an Air Force Pilot Ordered to Bomb Civilians in Somaliland
Conscience Over Command: The Incredible Story of an Air Force Pilot Ordered to Bomb Civilians in Somaliland
Somaliland Could have Dealt Differently with Emirate’s Airlines
Somaliland Could have Dealt Differently with Emirate’s Airlines
The State of Energy in Somaliland
The State of Energy in Somaliland
Somaliland’s State of Energy
Developing countries have one large need limiting their ability to progress and advance – access to affordable, reliable, and clean energy. After all, companies and societies cannot thrive sustainably without access to reasonable electricity and petroleum products. While this pressing issue happens in developing countries around the world, one prime example is Somaliland, where electricity and petroleum products are priced higher than those in their peer countries. Continue reading “The State of Energy in Somaliland”