Abukar Arman

By hand­ing ONLF of­fi­cer Ab­dikarim Sheikh Muse to Ethiopia, the So­ma­li gov­ern­ment has be­trayed its own peo­ple.

The elec­tion of Mo­hammed Ab­dul­lahi Far­ma­jo as So­ma­lia’s pres­i­dent has in­spired op­ti­mism for the fu­ture of So­ma­lia.

Sub­stan­tive change in deal­ing with So­ma­lia is long over­due.

Er­do­gan has pru­dent­ly sup­port­ed So­ma­lia and re­mained im­par­tial in the clan-dri­ven in­ter­nal pol­i­tics.

Ac­cu­sa­tions of anti-Semi­tism against those who crit­i­cise Is­rael aim to curb de­bate on its crimes aga

“Our free­dom is in­com­plete with­out the free­dom of the Pales­tini­ans” – Nel­son Man­dela.

Re­ac­tionary po­lit­i­cal de­par­ture away from sov­er­eign state­hood in­creas­es the risk of per­pet­u­al in­se­cu­ri­ty.

In­ter­ven­tions from neigh­bours have not brought So­ma­lia the promised peace.

As a re­sult of decades of ex­ploita­tion, the So­ma­li peo­ple are sick and tired of al­ways be­ing the ex­pend­able pawn.

Which po­lit­i­cal sys­tem can end So­ma­lia’s vi­cious cy­cle of po­lit­i­cal crises?