Opinion

Will Kulmiye, under Silanyo, live up to its Somali name: Re-uniting the Somali people?

JUL 02, 2010

Although Mr. Rayale, the former president of the secessionist regime in Somaliland, has yet to admit defeat gracefully, the newly elected president of...

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Celebrating the independence days with mixed feelings

JUL 02, 2010

This month marks the 50th anniversary of Somalia’s independence from British and Italian rule and the unification of northern and southern regions, ...

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US and Europe LET SOMALIA ALONE

JUN 30, 2010

Most Somalis, me included had high hopes for the current transitional government. We placed our hopes for the simple reason that the current president...

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Do the Somali pirates have a secret superweapon?

JUN 29, 2010

As a sign of its continuing commitment to maintain the safety of traffic off the Horn of Africa, NATO recently announced that it was deploying a subma...

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Elections and coming up bloodshed in North West Somalia

JUN 29, 2010

For the two decades, Mogadishu a pearl at the Indian Ocean achieved popularity as centre for massacring human being and the destruction of what the So...

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Allies at odds over Somalia

JUN 29, 2010

The US and its main ally in the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia, are pursuing contradictory policies when it comes to dealing with Somalia's Islamist movemen...

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Siad Barre’s Military Coup: 40 Years Later

JUN 23, 2010

Last October marked the 40th Anniversary of the military coup d’etat that brought the former ruler of the Somali Republic, the late Gen. Mohamed Sia...

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The Genesis of Islamism in Somalia

JUN 22, 2010

Ever since the central government which was commanded by late Mohamed Ziyad Bare has collapsed, Somalia has been rightly pronounced as a failed stat...

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Death to Anyone who Watches the World Cup!

JUN 21, 2010

Can you believe that watching a World Cup match could cost you your life? This is not a joke, and as appalling as it might seem there are some people ...

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Canada’s World Cup dreams may start here

JUN 20, 2010

Abirahim Ali-rage knows the power of soccer. He grew up in Somalia surrounded by crime, poverty and violence. Urged on by his siblings, he played the ...

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