Negotiating Peace in Somalia: Somaliland's PerspectiveAlthough the formation of Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's government is an encouraging first step towards nationwide peace, it should not be assumed that Somalilanders will want to quickly unify. |
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Somalia: Al-Shabaab Strikes BackAl-Shabaab is targeting government officials, AMISOM peacekeepers, Turkish and now Qatari nationals in suicide attacks. |
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Will London Respond to Somalia's Needs?50 Countries will meet in London on May 7 to support the nation-building project in Somalia. It is crucial that women, children and displaced people are at the forefront of the debate. |
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Kenya's Somalis Face Urban EjectionKenyan authorities have demanded the return of Somali urban refugees to camps such as Dadaab. But will the controversial policy really improve internal security? |
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Somalia: New Friends, Old Debts, and the Road to RecoveryWith Somalia seemingly en route to recovery, what obstacles remain in its path? |
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Editor's Q & A: How Has Museveni Stayed in Power?Think Africa Press' editor explains the dynamics behind the Ugandan president's support from the West, domestic control and staying power. |
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Can the AU Deliver Pax Africana?As the international intervention in Mali showed, Africa does not yet fully have the means to police itself. But could this change soon? |
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US Recognises Somali GovernmentThe US has emphasised its support for the new Somali leadership during President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's high-level visit to Washington. |
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Somalia: Breaking Away from Intellectuals' Legacy of Corruption, Clan and KleptocracyCan a new generation of Somali intellectuals fix the mistakes of its predecessors and offer a brighter future for Somalia? |
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Understanding Somali Piracy on Land and SeaWhile many are celebrating the decline of piracy, its root causes must be understood and addressed if progress is to be lasting. |
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Kenya: Ethnic and Economic Grievances Underlie Violence in EastleighAre retaliatory attacks against ethnic Somalis in Nairobi's Eastleigh neighbourhood likely to be repeated as we approach elections? |