Tag: 26 June 1960
Reviving Zio-Somaliland De Jure Recognition of 1960
Reviving Zio-Somaliland De Jure Recognition of 1960
Ending War: Lessons from Somaliland
Ending War: Lessons from Somaliland
In a region long beset by political strife and inter-state rivalries, Somaliland stands out as a beacon of hope in the Horn of Africa – stable, relatively democratic and broadly functional.
Unlike neighboring Somalia, from which it declared unilateral independence in 1991, Somaliland received little of the international aid and support that post-conflict zones typically attract. Continue reading “Ending War: Lessons from Somaliland”
Taiwan Breaks Through China’s “Horn-digging” Offensive with Somaliland Ties
Taiwan Breaks Through China's ``Horn-digging`` Offensive with Somaliland Ties
Theme of an Event Commemorating Somaliland at 60: Past successes & Promising Future
Theme of an Event Commemorating Somaliland at 60: Past successes & Promising Future
Bihi Stressed Precedents for Somaliland Sovereignty at Djibouti Summit
Bihi Stressed Precedents for Somaliland Sovereignty at Djibouti Summit
President Bihi offered well articulated speech on Somaliland’s position, and her case for statehood at the summit between Somaliland & Somalia in Djibouti, at a time when international attention is on the first official and publicized meeting between the two leaders Continue reading “Bihi Stressed Precedents for Somaliland Sovereignty at Djibouti Summit”
May 5 1960: The Day of Infamy for Somaliland
May 5 1960: The Day of Infamy for Somaliland
Prof. Ahmed Samater’s UK Tour on the Significance of 26 June 1960
Prof Ahmed Samater was in the UK touring major cities such as London, Birmingham, Bristol and Cardiff to hold various lectures/gatherings to address Somalilanders to give 26 June its celebratory significance it deserves when compared with 18 May commemorations. Continue reading “Prof. Ahmed Samater’s UK Tour on the Significance of 26 June 1960”