Israel’s recognition of Somaliland was not merely a breach of sovereignty, but a revealing moment for Somalia’s political reality and its capacity to turn shocks into opportunities. A move intended to weaken the state may instead push Somalis to redefine their unity and national

From Balfour to the Abraham Accords: the tools changed, the project didn’t. My new article in ⁦@DawanAfrica⁩ debates about this.

War hasn’t delivered victory. Peace demands swallowing poison. Are the @Somali government and Al-Shabaab closer to talks than anyone admits? My article, “Negotiations in the Shadows,” for @DawanAfrica exposes the calculus both sides fear. https://t.co/qR1dc6KM8K

Social media has become Somalis’ virtual parliament — but how did a space for expression turn into a playground for triviality? My new ⁦⁦@DawanAfrica⁩ analysis reveals how elites chasing “trends” helped drag public discourse to the bottom.

Trump’s words may sting, but U.S. policy toward Somalia follows interests—not insults. I break this down in my latest opinion piece for Dawan Africa. Somalia in U.S. Strategy: A Hidden Keystone Shaping Horn and Red Sea Politics

Somalia needs a leader who belongs to everyone — above clan lines, above personal battles, and committed only to the nation. A leader who divides justice—not the country. 🔗 Full opinion piece below. https://t.co/0DhJdtPdEY

When kinship rules, justice dies. My new article on Somalia’s moral crisis — A nation divided by blood cannot be governed by law. My latest Op-ed in @DawanAfrica https://t.co/ddBuij50Cz

Somalia has survived through the presence of foreign troops — but at what cost? My latest op-ed in Dawan Africa — “Somalia and the Addiction to Foreign Military Dependence” debates closely about this. https://t.co/MB3b51coJ7

My latest article on Dawan Africa — “In Arta After 25 Years: Thank You, President Guelleh.” 🇸🇴🇩🇯 A reflection on unity, gratitude, and the enduring legacy of the 2000 Arta Conference. 🔗 https://t.co/6yMTLQVHu4 #Somalia #Djibouti #Arta25 #Unity #DawanAfrica

Siad Barre’s Legacy: Between Nostalgia and Necessary Reflection.” Somalis remain divided over his rule—but understanding, not nostalgia, is what we need most. 👉 https://t.co/i1GZueJ7Sc #Somalia #SiadBarre #Opinion

Federalism promised unity — but delivered fragmentation. What began as a vision for shared governance has become a slow erosion of Somali sovereignty. Read my latest op-ed on Dawan Africa: 🔗 https://t.co/wkutzuQPjd #Somalia #Federalism #Opinion

“They fight without salary, for peace and for Somalia’s future,” says artist Aden Afey, honoring Ma'awisley heroes through a stunning visual tribute. A symbol of courage, culture, and national defense. Read More: https://t.co/fRvbGsrKw3 #Somali

Why does the opposition reject the 2022 election system and demand the 2021 law be implemented? Find out their key demands and what it means for #Somalia's election process https://t.co/4PyQdpUgii

Sitrep S2 ep 3 | Opposition DEMANDS a New Somali Election Plan! https://t.co/40H7I5Lw9E via @YouTube

Somalia’s opposition demands a fresh election plan — no to 2022’s flawed model! Catch the #SitrepPodcast now and hear what they want. [ https://t.co/vcNSudhazu ] #SomaliaElection #DemocracyInAfrica [link]

This week on the #Sitrep; President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud proposes a national dialogue; could it reshape Somalia's elections future? Join @MAbdirizak,@mhirmoge, & @Alihalane for an expert analysis of what’s next for Somalia’s political landscape. #Somalia #NationalDialogue.

@AliHalane writes, "If we are unable to completely stop importing and consuming khat, then why not grow it ourselves?" He urges #Somalia to leverage its fertile lands to boost jobs, retain wealth, and reduce trade deficits with #Kenya & #Ethiopia. Read the full opinion article

My take on proposed “Direct Elections” or (One Person one Vote) in Somalia.

Editorial: Somalia Joins the United Nations Security Council Amid Lingering Questions https://t.co/gcFXxsak4x examines the challenges surrounding this historic milestone.

A brilliant article by my distinguished friend, journalist @mhirmoge about a unique Somali historical resistance model in the heart of the British colonial power @BBCSomali 67 years ago. https://t.co/Lzbhw4AxWa