Horn of Africa's Strategic News
Berbera Times today publishes a comprehensive strategic policy brief prepared for Somaliland’s leadership and academic community, offering the most detailed open-source analytical framework yet produced for how Somaliland can secure…
Hargeisa — Somaliland’s economy posted notable gains in the past year, with Berbera Port recording a 27 percent increase in cargo throughput and the national budget growing by 20 percent,…
Hargeisa — As Somaliland intensifies its campaign for international recognition and touts its democratic record to Washington and the world, a troubling pattern of journalist detentions documented by the Committee…
Hargeisa — President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Cirro delivered his second annual address to a joint session of Somaliland’s House of Representatives and House of Elders on Tuesday, April 14, 2026,…
As instability deepens across the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz comes under renewed pressure, Somaliland is making its most assertive diplomatic push yet to secure formal recognition from…
Hargeisa — Fresh details emerging from President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Cirro’s annual parliamentary address on Tuesday have shed new light on Somaliland’s deepening military ties with Israel, while a separate…
While the world debates whether to recognise Somaliland as an independent state, Somaliland’s private sector has been quietly building something remarkable: one of the most advanced and affordable telecommunications networks…
In the span of just three months, Somaliland has gone from one of the world’s most overlooked territories to one of its most strategically significant. A cascade of diplomatic developments…
Somaliland is making its boldest diplomatic move yet, offering the United States exclusive access to its mineral resources and military bases as part of an accelerating campaign for international recognition…
On the sunbaked shores of the Gulf of Aden, something remarkable is taking shape. The Port of Berbera — once constrained by shallow waters and limited capacity — has emerged…