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Somalia - News and Analysis
Somaliland's Oppressed Media: The Test of Democracy is Freedom of Criticism With little training or support, Somaliland's press is suffering at the hands of a fearful government. |
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Friend or Foe? Britain in SomaliaSomali groups are growing increasingly frustrated by the UK's aid intervention, which many believe is self-serving. |
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Same Old Solutions for Somalia?Despite rhetoric of Somali inclusion, proposed solutions to the country's problems continue to be externally-driven and exclusive. |
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Somalia: Not Safe for Refugees to ReturnDespite the economic costs, Kenya must continue to assist and protect Somali refugees rather than tell them to return to so-called 'safe zones'. |
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Mogadishu's Surrogate Emergency ServicesChiara Francavilla interviews the founder and the executive director of Amin Ambulance Service. |
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Dadaab at 20: Kenya’s Unwanted CityAfter 20 years, Kenyan officials are talking of closing down the world's largest refugee camp, but to those who call it home, would repatriation be another form of exile? |
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Bringing Eritrea In From The ColdThe London Conference on Somalia was a missed opportunity to test Eritrea's commitment to re-engage with its neighbours. |
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Solving the Somali JigsawWhat is the context behind the London Conference and what lies ahead? |
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The Mayor of Mogadishu: The City is Safer Than EverChiara Francavilla interviews Mohamed Ahmed Noor, Mayor of Mogadishu. |
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The London Conference on Somalia: A Limited SuccessDespite notable absentees and inconsistencies, the gathering of world leaders made some hopeful steps. |
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Al-Shabaab: Somalia’s Many-Headed HydraThere are no simple solutions to tackling Somalia's complex and elusive rebel group. |
