Category: Somalia
Somalia has been in a state of civil war and anarchy since 1991, when the central government of Mohammed Siad Barre was overthrown. Various clan-based armed groups took control of parts of Somalia, while its northern part, Somaliland, declared independence.
In second half of the 2000s, the international recognized Transitional Federal Government managed to control most of the territory, with the help of Ethiopia. In 2012, a federal Constitution was adopted followed by the formation of the Federal Government of Somalia. The government’s mandate is slated to end in 2015 with the adoption of a new constitution and elections.
President Hassan Sheik Mohamud is the incumbent.
Read the posts related to Somalia below
Chavez Vs Meles: A Tale of Two Leftists
In the days following the passing of Meles Zenawi, senior EPRDF officials stood firm in.
Counter Extremism with Freedom in Ethiopia (Zuhdi Jasser)
From Somalian anarchy to Eritrean and Sudanese tyranny and civil strife, the Horn of Africa.
Kenyans will vote on Monday for a new President, Parliament
Kenyans go the polls on Monday, March 4th, in the first general election since the.
Review | "The Golden Fleece" – A Book on aid instrumentalization
Following the 9/11 attacks and the launch of the Global War on Terror, many humanitarian.
ETV's "Jihadist Harekat"| Thin line divides information, defamation
When the Ethiopian parliament enacted the anti-terrorism law in mid-2009, many of its contents provoked.
UN monitors| Yemen, Iran linked to Al-Shabaab arms supply
The U.N. Sanctions Monitoring Group is reported to be concerned about Iranian and Yemeni links.
Somaliland's President invited to London
President Ahmed Mahmud Silanyo is on his way to the UK this week after receiving.
Confusing and contradictory: Eritrea’s intervention at the AU summit
At the just ended 20th African Union Summit few things confused those present more than.
1. Best Person of the Year: The Ethiopian people. (for the amazing decency and civility.
Ethiopia’s newly elected Prime Minister made 100 days in office on Dec. 28, 2013.
Here is a round up of his public activities.