• 22 March 2025
  • 5:31
  • -273.2°C
Visit Somali version
SomaliVisit Somali version
  • 22 March 2025
  • 5:31
search

WORKING EXTREMELY HARD TO DESTROY AT ALL COST ANY VIABLE STRONG SOMALI C. GOVERNMENT

Abdulkadir Mohamed Osman, “Abdiboqor” - The UN's Somalia and Eritrea Monitoring Group (SEMG)'s latest 14-pages report said, "Arms for Somalia were diverted to militias and systematic abuse by officials happened after loosening of embargo has allowed diversion of weapons to armed groups including Al-Shabaab". The report also recommended the reinstating of the arms embargo on Somali.
Editorial Keydmedia Online
WORKING EXTREMELY HARD TO DESTROY AT ALL COST ANY VIABLE STRONG SOMALI C. GOVERNMENT

I wonder if that was aimed at making sure that the current Somali government not to be able to build its army and remain weak, so that they will always need the AMISOM’s stay in their country indefinitely.

To start with I am not actually surprised with the latest report of the UN

Comments

Leave your comment




Somalia is enticing foreign investors to help solve its energy crisis
Somalia is enticing foreign investors to help solve its energy crisis
Editorial Mohamed Dubo | 29 April 2022 13:51

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

Decades of Democratic Progress Are at Risk

Somalia’s Dangerous Authoritarian Turn
Editorial 26 January 2022 15:10

Somalia’s Elections: Failed illegal power usurpation and the way forward
Editorial 13 May 2021 2:35

Lack of leadership created a constitutional crisis in Somalia
Editorial 19 April 2021 15:14

Somalia is enticing foreign investors to help solve its energy crisis
Editorial 29 April 2022 13:51
Somalia is enticing foreign investors to help solve its energy crisis

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

More from editorial

Somalia is enticing foreign investors to help solve its energy crisis

Somalia’s Dangerous Authoritarian Turn

Somalia’s Elections: Failed illegal power usurpation and the way forward

Lack of leadership created a constitutional crisis in Somalia

Somali President Farmajo Disregarded the Constitution and Embraced Dictator’s Playbook
Somali version
Copyright © 2025 Keydmedia | All rights reserved