Tag: #Democracy
Somaliland Electoral Commission Delegation Concludes Successful Democracy and Elections Cooperation Visit to Finland
Araweelo News Network Associated Online Agencies Reading Time: 2–3 minutes Helsinki, Finland (ANN) – A delegation led by the Chairman of the National Electoral Commission (NEC) of the Republic of Somaliland, Muuse Hassan Yusuf, accompanied by members of the Commission,
Ethiopia Heads to Election Amid Conflict, Tigray Excluded and Eritrea Tensions Resurface
Ethiopia Votes Amid Conflict and Division as Tigray Remains Excluded from National Election Araweelo News Network Associated Online Agencies Reading Time: 4 minutes Addis Ababa (ANN) – Ethiopia is preparing for a national general election on Monday under the shadow
“President Cirro’s Government Prioritizes Trade, Security and Rule of Law”
Horn and Red Sea News Highlights Somaliland’s Rising Strategic Power and Political Reality By Araweelo News Network | Associated Online Agencies Reading Time: 4 Minutes Hargeisa (ANN) – An international report published by Horn and Red Sea News has described
Mystery and Expectations Surround Somaliland President’s Return After Three-Week UAE Trip
by Araweelo News Network Associated Online Agencies Reading Time: 3–4 minutes Hargeisa (ANN)- The President of the Republic of Somaliland, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Cirro, returned to the country today after a three-week personal trip to the United Arab Emirates. President
Somaliland Guurti Extends Parliamentary Terms, Postpones Elections
Guurti Decision Sparks Debate Over Somaliland’s Democratic Timeline Araweelo News Network Associated Online Agencies Reading Time: 2–3 minutes Hargeisa (ANN) – The House of Elders (Guurti) of Somaliland has approved a significant extension of the mandates of both the
U.S. Congratulates Djibouti’s Longtime Leader Amid Democracy Concerns
Araweelo News Network – Associated Online Agencies Washington (ANN)- The decision by the United States to congratulate Ismail Omar Guelleh following his return to power for a sixth term has sparked criticism and renewed debate over the state of democracy