Tag: Statehood
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”
“SLPA KULAN” in Hargeisa on Jan 2021
The Government of Somalia’s Failed State Vanished Overnight in 2021
The Government of Somalia's Failed State Vanished Overnight in 2021
Somaliland: One of the Colonial Creation Countries in Africa
Somaliland: One of the Colonial Creation Countries in Africa
President Bihi Receives Malawi Foreign Minister In His Office
President Bihi Receives Malawi Foreign Minister In His Office
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”
May 5 1960: The Day of Infamy for Somaliland
May 5 1960: The Day of Infamy for Somaliland
The Strange and Varied Forms of State Recognition
The Strange and Varied Forms of State Recognition
How Do Countries Recognize Each Other? Continue reading “The Strange and Varied Forms of State Recognition”
Why Isn’t Somaliland Internationally Recognised?
Why Isn't Somaliland Internationally Recognized?
Continue reading “Why Isn’t Somaliland Internationally Recognised?”