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Mohamed Issa Turunji is an octogenarian who served the Somali government in various capacities from 1962 to 1991.

Garowe, Puntland - The people living in Puntland celebrated the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the North-East Somalia administration, on

Clan conflict disrupts normal life for road users in Galgadud

Somaliland declared independence after the fall of the Central Government of Somalia in 1991. Early peace settlements and state-building efforts led to transitional government and early democratic contestations including presidential elections in a hybrid state framework. This emerging democracy in a conflict-torn region is challenged by weak accountability and power imbalances between the three government branches. Over the past few years, the current ruling party started to engage with foreign...

The operation precedes the government's upcoming launch of the second phase of a comprehensive campaign against the terrorist group.

The Somali National Army descends heavily on al-Shabab and kills eighteen militants in operations in the country's central state of Galmudug.

Twenty-five years have passed since the foundation of Puntland, and one would expect it to be in a better position than it is today. While Puntland has

As deforestation and fierce winds compound the climate crisis-driven drought, sand dunes are burying the medieval port of Hobyo.

Founded in the 13th century during the Ajuran empire, Hobyo became a hub for piracy, an activity that peaked in 2009-10. Since the decline in piracy,

 A window into what we are reading at the Wilson Center’s Environmental Change and Security ProgramIn Conflict-Affected Somalia, Climate Change