For the past nine months Mogadishu has seen a noticeably significant improvement in its thus far turbulent security. This is due to a shift in how it's policed.
This week in Somalia, in a movement dubbed as 'Guul ama Geeri' (either victory or death), Mogadishu witnessed a monumental social uprising as its people took to the streets, raising their voices in patriotic songs denouncing the group al-Shabaab.
Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre has assured the National Consultative Proposals, aimed to change the governance system from parliamentary to presidential, will be subjected to Lower House voting.
| Gorfayn Editorial
Somalia at peace with itself
The government of Somalia has welcomed the self-mobilisation of local communities and their efforts to kick al-Shabaab (AS),...
In discussions concerning Somalia, it has become cliche to preface with an acknowledgment of the country's enduring struggle with prolonged conflicts spanning the past three decades.
Since the beginning of the Sool region conflict and the signing of the infamous MoU between Ethiopia and Somaliland, the discourse surrounding Somaliland’s independence has reached unprecedented levels of polarization among Somalis.
The general definition a politician is a person who is actively involved in politics, typically as an elected or an appointed official within a government or a political organisation.
The transformative shift in Somalia's socio-technological landscape in recent years has been remarkable, primarily driven by the widespread access to the internet provided by private telecommunication companies.
