Is Vocational Training a Way Forward for Somaliland Development ?
For many young Africans, especially those from marginalised communities, TVET is a pathway out of poverty. Equally, to build up a nation there needs to be a labour force equipped with the practical skills Continue reading “Is Vocational Training a Way Forward for Somaliland Development”
Landmark Study on Impacts of Early Childhood Education in Somaliland
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Somaliland has Taken Measures to Prevent Monkeypox
As the World Health Organization (WHO) recently declared the Mpox outbreak in parts of Africa as a global health emergency, scientists from the African Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa) CDC) also said that they are concerned about the speed of the spread of the new type of Monkey Pox (Mpox).
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Workshop on Enhancing Employment and Job Creation in Somaliland
On May 7, 2024, the much-awaited Consultation Workshop on Improving Employment and Job Creation by the Pharo Foundation was held at the Maansoor Hotel in Hargeisa. With the active participation of government ministries and prestigious Senior Experts from Pharo, the event was a great success. Continue reading “Workshop on Enhancing Employment and Job Creation in Somaliland”
Somaliland Presidential & Parties Elections Set for November 13, 2024
November 13, 2024, is the date set for presidential and political party elections, according to a Saturday announcement made by the Somaliland Electoral Commission (NEC) Continue reading “Somaliland Presidential & Parties Elections Set for November 13, 2024”
Africa’s Arms Imports Decline by Over Half in a Decade, SIPRI Reports
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), a renowned independent international institute focused on research into conflict, armaments, arms control, and disarmament, has released its 2023 edition of the Trends in International Arms Transfers. The report reveals a significant reduction in arms imports across African nations, with a 52 percent decrease observed between the periods of 2014-2018 and 2019-2023. This substantial decline is attributed primarily to the reduced arms acquisitions by Algeria and Morocco, which saw decreases of 77 percent and 46 percent, respectively. Continue reading “Africa’s Arms Imports Decline by Over Half in a Decade, SIPRI Reports”
