Somali army ready to assume responsibility of security after AMISOM exit
Two years ago, when the Operational Readiness Assessment was conducted, it was found that the Somali National Army (SNA) was ill-prepared to handle the
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REALITY CHECK: WILL A ONE MAN ONE VOTE CAMPAIGN PAY OFF?
As Somalia is preparing for the “one person, one vote” elections in 2020, the reality is that the country has a long way
Somalia is capable of defying mediocre stories
It has again emerged that mediocre stories are clouding Somalia. Stories run by some international papers put into question the calibre of some
LESSONS FROM THE LUCRATIVE TELECOMMUNICATION BUSINESS IN SOMALIA
Telecommunication companies in Somalia remain giant players in the Somalia’s economy. The companies over the past years have been operating without any regulations from
The neighbouring nations must focus on peace and stability
In this day and age, a dispute should not take a perilous turn. For quite a long time, Kenya and Somalia are deepening their
Somali coffee farmers vexed by poor roads and transport in mountain areas of Sanag
Rough terrain and impassable roads are reducing profits for small scale Somali coffee farmers in Sanag region. The farmers in the Al–Madow mountain range, stretching west from Bossaso to the northwest of Erigavo, are forced to use
WHO IS STARVING SOMALIA POPULATION?
Ukrainian word, Holomodor, generally means “death by hunger” or “killing by hunger, killing by starvation.” Nearly 10 million Ukrainians died between the years 1932-33
VIOLENCE HAS SPIKED IN AFRICA SINCE THE MILITARY FOUNDED AFRICOM, PENTAGON STUDY FINDS
Nick Turse Since U.S. Africa Command began operations in 2008, the number of U.S. military personnel on the African continent has jumped 170 percent, from 2,600 to 7,000.
THE PUBLISHER’S NOTE
Boungiorno! Welcome to the Warsan magazine’s English version. We are excited to launch this quarterly publication with an expectation that it will provide compelling content,