Dr Osman: My Journey to Establishing the University for Peace (UPEACE) in Somalia

The theme for this year’s World Education Day is “learning for lasting peace”. Nowhere in Africa or across the globe is this theme more relevant than...

OPINION2 years ago

KERROW: Palestinians shall win, InshaAllah!

By: Billow Kerrow Gaza, with a population of 2.3 million people, is an area of 365 sq kms, about half the size of Nairobi County. Under...

OPINION2 years ago

WARDERE: The ongoing El-nino phenomenon has exposed our state of unpreparedness when disaster strikes

By: Wardere Hassan The ongoing rain witnessed in various parts of the country is coming at a time when some parts, mainly the Arid and semi-arid...

OPINION2 years ago

President Ruto should heed the call and declare the ongoing Elnino a national disaster before it’s too late

By: Siyad Jimale Most part of the country is currently receiving an unusual rains for the past one week. The heavy rainfall and the flash floods...

OPINION2 years ago

OBAMA: We stand with Israel, but it should abide by international law and values

By: Barack Obama It’s been 17 days since Hamas launched its horrific attack against Israel, killing over 1,400 Israeli citizens, including defenseless women, children and the...

OPINION2 years ago

Opinion: Israeli-Hamas War has Exposed the Bias and the Double Standards by Western Media Outlets

By: Ahmed Mohamed Hassan In today’s interconnected world, media outlets play a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and global narratives. However, it is concerning to...

OPINION2 years ago

Mahad: “We have won the offensive against Al-shabab. What’s next?”

By Mahad Hassan Osman As the famed Somali adage goes, however long the night is, there will always be a daybreak. The long-awaited day break is...

OPINION2 years ago

Conversation with Hamse Warfa: Can Somalia’s Centennial Vision 2060 Forge a New Era for Somalia-U.S. Partnership?

By: Dr. Osman Mohamed The history of Somalia—a country reeling from a long struggle against colonial imposition—and the United States share multi-faceted relationship that has shown...

OPINION2 years ago

Barre: Bi-partisan National Dialogue Committee is an exercise in futility

By: Hussein Abdi Barre The By-partisan National Dialogue Committee proposed in parliament is a contradiction and an empty song to placate some nuisance temporarily but intended...

OPINION2 years ago

ODOWA: As young people from Northern Kenya, we have great men and women who broke barriers to celebrate in our midst

By: Abdimalik Odowa Every year on August 12, the world commemorates International Youth Day. On this month, we celebrate ways youth lead as agents of change....

OPINION2 years ago

WARSAMA: Somali voters lack political loyalty. Is that why they’re in every government?

BY: MOHAMED WARSAMA For the longest time, Somalis of the formerly Northeastern Province (NEP) have traditionally been called the “AGIP” community. AGIP is the acronym for...

OPINION2 years ago

The trials and tribulations of the late Omar Farah, one of the first Somalis to be pilot in Kenya

[Omar Farah Hussein (Omar Pilot) passed on at Aga Khan hospital in Nairobi on Wednesday evening. His was laid to rest at the Langata Muslims Cemetery...

Run Sheeg Series2 years ago

Wajir town: the mother of many firsts

Perhaps this is an article that begins, O beloved Wajir. The Polaris, the bright star of the north. Yes, you will need sunglasses if you visit!...

OPINION2 years ago

Siyad Jimale: “Raila-led anti-government protests has nothing to do with cost of living or electoral fraud”

By: Siyad Jimale It is not about Cost of Living or Electoral fraud but a combination of Raila Odinga’s unique tactic of pushing his way into...

OPINION2 years ago

Ahmed: “Media in Modern Age: A Lethal War Machine if Left Unchecked”

By: Ahmed Mohamed In the information age, media has become an indomitable force that shapes public opinion, influence policy decisions, and defines societal perceptions. While the...

OPINION2 years ago

Abdirahman Gablax: Half measured electoral system not serving Puntland’s democratic future

By: Abdirahman Mohamed Gablax Puntland—a key region in Somalia—has once again found itself at a critical crossroads in it’s pursuit for a fair and inclusive political...

OPINION2 years ago

Ibrahim: How Shariah-backed Islamic financial system can bridge the gap in the global economic imbalance

By: Ibrahim Mohamed On the first week of May, the United Nations Secretary General Mr. Antonio Guterres paid a courtesy call on President Dr. William Ruto...

OPINION2 years ago

Khalif: “President Madobe Spearheading Democratic Progress and Enhanced Security in Jubbaland”

By: Mohamed Khalif In recent years, Jubbaland has witnessed a remarkable transformation under the visionary leadership of President Ahmed Islam Madobe. His unwavering dedication to the...

OPINION2 years ago

Dr Mohamed: A glance at Somalia’s story of resilience, recovery and progress as we mark 63 years since independence

By: Dr.Mohamed Osman Mohamoud Today, Somalia marks 63 years since it attained independence. As we commemorate this momentous occasion, we need to reflect on our uniquely...

OPINION2 years ago

Dalmar: Why we ignored the death of over 100 migrants at the Mediterranean Sea and the media buzz around the “Titan” tragedy: A call for fairness

By: Dalmar “Run Sheeg” Two contrasting tragic incidents happened in two different parts of the world in the past weeks. Both incidents involved tragedy in the...

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