Farmaajo: We Have No One Else to Blame

I read your article on Foreign Policy with keen eyes and interest. While whining from public officials does not deserve response from any sensible citizen of the Republic of Somalia, I felt compelled to counter false narrative with more objective analysis. 

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Clan federalism: Poison injected in the Somali mind

Clan federalism: Poison injected in the Somali mind

Mohamud M Uluso - The mounting evidence of the disastrous consequences of clan based federalism (secession)- a degenerative disease- did not convince the United Nations Mission for Somalia (UNSOM) and the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) not to continue to spread the disease.

Can Somalia pick up the pieces?

Can Somalia pick up the pieces?

Mohamed Africa - Somalia’s Federal Parliament approved overwhelmingly the new Prime Minister on Saturday, marking the beginning of the latest attempt to pick up the pieces.

UNSOM steers Somalia into political abyss

UNSOM steers Somalia into political abyss

On December 2, the UN Secretary General (UNSG) submitted a second three-month report on Somalia to the UN Security Council (UNSC) since the establishment of the UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM) on June 3rd in accordance with resolution 2102 (2013).

Britain fired up over khat popularity

Britain fired up over khat popularity

Andrew Connelly - London - British government looking to ban the stimulant, but many migrants say khat is part of their culture.

Somalia: Constitution isn’t to blame for leaders falling out

Somalia: Constitution isn’t to blame for leaders falling out

Mohamud M Uluso - The no confidence vote of the Federal Parliament of Somalia for incompetence in the Council of Ministers (Cabinet) of Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon “Saa’id” on December 3, 2013 has ended seven-month-long leaks and speculations about imminent dismissal or reshuffle and expansion of the cluttered Cabinet of ten Ministries.

After Prime Minister’s Ouster, Somalia Political Divisions Persist

After Prime Minister’s Ouster, Somalia Political Divisions Persist

Mogadishu (KON) - On Monday, Somali lawmakers voted Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon out of office following weeks of disagreement with the president over a planned cabinet reshuffle. However, the change of prime minister won't necessarily end Somalia’s political wrangles.

Somalia’s Leaders Loggerheads

Somalia’s Leaders Loggerheads

By Mohamed Africa - Once again, Somalia is in deep leadership rift, persistent practice and popular political culture in Mogadishu, 7th of its kind since 2000. Political harmony in post transition government has come to end behind the growing president-prime minister loggerheads.

Not Wanted: Somalis in South Africa

Not Wanted: Somalis in South Africa

Port Elizabeth (KON) - The attacks on Somali-owned shops spread like a wildfire through the townships around Port Elizabeth, a city on South Africa's southeastern coast.

Unreplaceable AU diplomats “threat” to reconciliation of Somali rival clans

Unreplaceable AU diplomats “threat” to reconciliation of Somali rival clans

Kismayu (KON) - In 2007 the African Union fully joined the efforts to resolve Somalia crisis by launching AMISOM peacekeeping mission in Somalia. This was one of the numerous international initiatives to resolve Somalia conflict, which began in 1991, after the downfall of President Mohamed Siad Barre.

How to win the war against al-Shabab

How to win the war against al-Shabab

By Hassan Sheikh Mohamud - Information, education, development, and international support are essential in defeating an extremist enemy in retreat.

Stigma impedes HIV treatment in Somalia

Stigma impedes HIV treatment in Somalia

Hamza Mohamed, Aljazeera - In a small dark room in Mogadishu's Banaadir Hospital, a group of patients sits quietly on wooden chairs waiting to collect their monthly medication ration.