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Somalia is on the move. It is pushing for foreign investment, and large infrastructure projects are changing the face of its scarred capital city, Mogadishu. These developments could promise better fortunes for Somalis as the country emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic
House of the parliament doesn’t seem to be hosting honorable representatives after the lawmakers turned into two groups who don’t listen to themselves let alone other body else while they are supposed to pass or reject bills or give vote of confidence to the cabinet ministers.
By Prof. Mohamoud Iman Adan- Virginia, USA - The Mess After The Coupe D' 'EtatIt was a hot and humid late morning in April, the hottest month of the year, when the victorious Junta held an impromptu meeting in a makeshift bunker at the Villa Somalia, the temporary convention center of the Junta and former TFG regime headquarters, then residence of the president, as well as other top leaders for security reasons.
By Prof. Mohamoud Iman Adan- Virginia, USA - The Magnitude of Disagreement & DestructionThe peace Core came close to the battlefield, and from there they saw the smoke belching from burning technicals at distant spots in the city. At the far corner, one could see some heavy artilleries scuttling here and there around the tall walled villas built with fraudulent money from the former military government coffers by the Discord Well.
By Prof. Mohamoud Iman Adan- Virginia, USALack of Common DenominatorThe current political atmosphere in the Southern Regions of Somalia is blind and hardly offers any wiggling room for reconciliation. From time to time, splinter groups mushroom and rock the boat, because they don't get their share of power spoils. This ongoing political logjam is the major component that bleeds the country to death.
By Prof. Mohamoud Iman AdanThe Route to EscapeThe first wave was led Mr. Dibjir and his lieutenants. They were scary and hasten to escape before rival factions may follow them and take revenge of past betrayals. They did not feel safe to relent their pace and disclose some information, and Da'ad and his team failed to persuade them and learn what was going in the conference grounds. They just pressed ahead and went to the opposite direction.
By Prof. Mohamoud Iman AdanCoup d' 'Etat from within:The Discordant Well is the contending bone in the political arena of Somalia in the past half a century and will remain so for years to come. This is a raw political issue contended by rivals, cajoled by many, fought over and over again for top government leadership positions, and not yet settled in any equitable terms. The political quagmire hit its zenith in the past twenty years.
By Prof. Mohamoud Iman Adan (Please Read Part 1, 2 and 3 first)
By Prof. Mohamoud Iman Adan (Please Read Part 1 & 2 first)
By By Prof. Mohamoud Iman Adan (Please Read Part 1 first)
By By Prof. Mohamoud Iman AdanOnce I heard the opinion of a man on TV about theater; he said “Theater is the lie that tells the truth.” In a sense, the following is a lie that tells of the following truths... the truth about our political orientation and the actors who embezzled the will of the People more than half a century, in fact this is a humorous look at how pathetic our leaders are...very tragic indeed.
MOGADISHU (Keydmedia.net)-since the transitional federal government moved to the capital, Mogadishu late December, 2006 and took upper hand from the Islamic courts unions which were controlling south and central Somalia, the government stated that it would improve the quality of government army through getting better training.
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