A Realistic Depiction of the Somalia of the 80s. Nadifa Mohamed’s The Orchard of Lost Souls.
© Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy It is true that great literature often springs forth wherever there exists great oppression; this is because literature in such places becomes a weapon to fight against a common enemy. Is this not why it is said that the pen is mightier than the sword? And where there has been a war, the war soon becomes material for More...
Sudan’s political deal may not be perfect, but it’s a giant step towards stability
Mohamed Khougali The call for civilian rule has echoed around Sudan since the start of the revolution in December. This week’s agreement between the Transitional Military Council and the More...
Our salvation lays in our unity
“The world is like wild animal that you trained to work for you, so as long as you are vigilant and walk warily with care and thoughts as long it will give its aid and look away instantly, be heedless and forgetful” We More...
Somaliland and Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson is the newly elected Prime Minister of United Kingdom. Most of the people think that he is a racist and that his leadership policy will create a social divisions. Some others believe that the More...
Eight Questions to Ask Someone Other Than “What Do You Do?”
By David Burkus If the conversation starts with work, it will likely end with work. And there’s so much more to learn about a person. We’ve all been in the awkward situation of meeting someone new More...
After Yemen, the UAE’s next target could be Libya
Abdulaziz Kilani @AZ_Kilani Last week, the United Arab Emirates confirmed its troop drawdown from Yemen, which has raised questions about what Abu Dhabi’s next target will be. “Many people asked More...
Has humanity reached ‘peak intelligence’?
By David Robson You may not have noticed, but we are living in an intellectual golden age. Since the intelligence test was invented more than 100 years ago, our IQ scores have been steadily increasing. More...
28 years later, is there hope of independence for Somaliland?
By FRED OLUOCH In Summary We have been functioning as a government for 28 years with a constitution, judiciary, national currency and a flag.We had formed a union with Somalia in 1960, but later found that More...
The problematic nature of Saudi-US relations
By. Fethi Özbey ISTANBUL If Saudi Arabia does not reduce the number of its enemies and increase the number of its friends, there will be no change in its security dependence on the US, or in the More...
The New Friendship Of Somaliland and Guinea Conakry
Today is the Start of Somaliland President H.E. Muse Bihi Abdi visit to Guinea Conakry. I guess it is safe to say that both Somalilanders and Guinea Conakry citizens are paying a lot of attention to this visit More...
