Opinions
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“The Somali Region owes no one the version of itself that once played small for survival.” – Cagaweyne. Indeed — it does not. That iteration of subjugated silence, that edited self trimmed to fit the narrow corridors of fragile federal tolerance, belongs to history. Real growth, as all sacred things are, is not polite. It
By Abdulkadir Farah President Mustafe Omar, the leader of Ethiopia’s Somali Regional State, has once again taken to social media to deliver a scathing rebuke of what he calls “revisionist political sloganeering” — a sharply worded post aimed at minority elites, historical nostalgia, and glorification of authoritarian pasts. On the surface, it reads like a
The Silent Conspiracy: North and East Africa’s Leadership Failure HornCurrent.com | Opinion By Hakimi A political Analyst and Author A dangerous political conspiracy is quietly unraveling across North and East Africa — a conspiracy not of foreign intervention, but of internal decay. From Khartoum to Addis Ababa, from Cairo to Mogadishu, a generation of leaders