Somalia Sounds the Alarm: Taiwan’s Covert Weapon Deal Threatens to Ignite Clan War in the Horn of Africa
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The Fall of Prank States ( Somaliland and Puntland) and the Rise of SSC: Reclaiming Federal Somali
Report on the Situation of Somali Agriculture: Mismanagement, Funding Issues, and the Need for Reform Agriculture is a central component of Somalia’s economy and plays a vital role in the livelihood of its population. Despite significant international financial support, the agricultural sector faces severechallenges. Drought, floods, outdated farming methods, and widespread corruption are key factors preventing Somali farmers rom successfully marketing their products. Particularly alarming is the misuse of international aid funds, which were intended to modernize agriculture but have often been misappropriated. 1. The Importance of Agriculture in Somalia Agriculture is the backbone of Somalia’s economy and its primary source of income for the population: Contribution to GDP: Agriculture accounts for over 70% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Employment: Approximately 80% of the population is employed in agriculture. Exports: Over 50% of Somalia’s exports come from agricultural products, particularly livestock. Despite its importance, Somalia’s agriculture sector remains inefficient and suffers from structural deficits. International Aid Programs and Mismanagement Numerous international organizations have provided substantial…
The Truth Behind Somaliland’s Secession: Understanding Somalia’s Tribal Dynamics Somaliland separatists have presented a narrative to Generation Z and the global community, pushing for recognition as an independent state. However, the realities in the Somali Peninsula significantly contradict these claims. Historically, Somali society is structured along deeply entrenched tribal lines. When colonial powers such as the British and Italians entered Somali territories, they encountered robust clan-based governance systems. Historically, major clans like Hawiye, Daarood, Dir, and Rahanweyn controlled distinct regions. To manage the complex societal landscape, colonial administrations solidified clan-based territorial boundaries. The territory now labeled as Somaliland primarily…
President of the Federal Republic of Somalia Arrives in Cadale to Intensify the Fight Against Terrorist.
How Puntland’s Leadership Profits from Sudan’s Bloodshed
During his official visit to Azerbaijan, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud emphasized the importance of strengthening ties between Somalia and Azerbaijan, describing the trip as a milestone in bilateral relations. “This visit is not just a diplomatic meeting; it is the beginning of a deep understanding and strategic cooperation between Somalia and Azerbaijan. It carries practical achievements that will strengthen the relationship between our two countries,” President Mohamud stated during a press conference in Baku. The Somali leader held discussions with Azerbaijani officials, including President Ilham Aliyev, focusing on enhancing cooperation in defense, trade, and cultural exchange. A key outcome…
In recent years, the geopolitical landscape of Africa has been increasingly influenced by external powers, particularly the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Israel. Their involvement has raised serious concerns about the sovereignty and stability of African nations, especially in the wake of the civil unrest that has plagued Somalia. The aftermath of the military regime’s fall in Somalia led to chaos and civil war, where the notion of “peacekeeping” morphed into a new colonial strategy that aimed to exploit Africa’s resources while deepening ethnic divisions. The civil war in Somalia was not just a local conflict; it was a manifestation…
Puntland’s Deportations:,Legal Violations and the Responsibility of Said Abdullahi Deni
Somali and Foreign Intelligence Uncover Communication Between Ahmed Madobe Militia Leader and Al-Shabaab Leader