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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.
Gideon Rachman is chief foreign affairs commentator at the Financial Times.] Whenever western leaders ask themselves the question, why are we in Afghanistan, they come up with essentially the same reply – “To prevent Afghanistan becoming a failed state and a haven for terrorists.” Until Afghanistan is stable, so the argument goes, we cannot risk withdrawal.
By Dr. O. A. EgalGeographically Somalia lies in a very strategic part of our conflicting and confused world. This unfortunate natural habitat of Somali people is the epicenter of all its suffering. Every emerging dominant nation would need a cache placed in a very strategic place to consolidate their power and enhance their control over the rest of the world. If such ideal cache place is not available then the logic is to make sure that rivals do not lay hand on it. This is exactly what has happened in old world and is happening in our era for dominance in an ever shrinking world in terms of resources in line with ever increasing populations.
This she-camel represents: The Somali national sovereignty. What is laden with: The national assets. The man who has the lead is: The national leader. The man who is stabbing at the neck is: The national leader. Some of the people around it are destroying; some are looting; others are rescuing it.Golol Art Gallery 1988Leadership Artists: Elmi-dheere and Ali Said
Autonomous regions of Puntland forced people who are originally from the southern parts of the country indicating that these people behind the insecurity situations exist there, reports said.
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE AU ASSEMBLY OF AFRICAN HEADS OF STATE & GOVERNMENT KAMPALA, UGANDA EXCELLENCIES,Maternal Heath, infant mortality, the scheduled primary focus of this 15th Ordinary Session of the AU remains important for the entire continent. However, the Somali issue seems to have "high jacked" this Summit and especially in the aftermath of the Kampala bombings.
Hearing before the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health, June 17, 2010 Testimony by Ken Menkhaus Professor, Political Science Davidson College Davidson, North Carolin
20 years of war and with out effective government which was inherited the death of the people and their displacement was taken Somalia people and still no change.
By Ambassador Mohamed Osman OmarMohamed Osman Omar, former Ambassador of Somalia to various countries including India, former Yugoslavia and the Sudan and as non-resident Ambassador to Sri Lanka and Singapore, was on May 28, 2010, among the speakers at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, on the occasion of the launching of a new book “MILK AND PEACE, DROUGHT AND WAR” published in honour of Prof. I. M. Lewis.
Written By. Bashir Mohamed Hussein, PhDAlthough many developing countries, especially African countries, have been victim of the adverse effects of highly toxic wastes (HTW) originated from the developed countries, the case of Somalia is particularly preoccupying. The country has been subjected to extensive illegal dumping operations of toxic and radioactive wastes sincethe 1980s.
Somalia geographical is located in east Africa and some people give the country the nickname of failed state and this came after 20yr whit out effective government in the country.
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