What Sharmarke has actually said publicly (as of this week) His recent public statements have been about de-escalation, not confrontation. He said he does not believe Puntland will declare itself independent, arguing that the current political tensions require dialogue and consensus (Hiiraan Online) , and said Puntland’s grievances with the Federal Government of Somalia should … Continue reading Rebuttal:What Sharmarke has actually said publicly (as of this week) →
Instead of serving as a moderating and unifying voice during a politically sensitive period, former Somali Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke has come under criticism from political opponents and sections of the Puntland community. They argue that his perceived sympathy for irregular armed groups and extra-institutional political mobilisation risks undermining constitutional authority, deepening political … Continue reading Former Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke and the Constitutional Test of Statesmanship →
Recent reports have intensified political debate amid claims of travel-related restrictions involving individuals connected to senior Somali leadership, reportedly linked to actions by Kenyan authorities. The developments have drawn significant public attention following earlier controversies involving senior Somali officials. The reports include allegations relating to financial activities and other matters involving certain individuals; however, these … Continue reading Diplomatic Friction Raises Questions About Governance and Accountability in Somalia →
Somalia deserves a government where competence unlocks opportunity, integrity commands respect, and public office is treated as a constitutional trust—not a political inheritance. Instead, governance increasingly resembles a patronage marketplace in which loyalty is the favored currency and merit is asked to wait outside the door. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s administration, many experts argue, has … Continue reading Meritocracy Wanted; Patronage Need Not Apply →
By WDMThe battle is still underway.The United States and Israel may have succeeded in decapitating much of Iran’s senior political and military leadership. By any conventional military standard, that was an extraordinary tactical achievement.Yet the war has not ended.Instead, Iran’s regime remains intact, its armed forces continue to fight, and Tehran appears more assertive than … Continue reading The State of the Middle East War: Tactical Victory, Strategic Stalemate →
A Story Almost Impossible to Imagine in Somalia According to a widely shared account, the wife of Denmark’s prime minister was employed as a teacher at a public school. After concerns were raised about her performance, the school principal summoned her to an official disciplinary meeting.As is common in such proceedings, she chose to bring … Continue reading Danish PM Attends Meeting That Ended in His Wife’s Dismissal →
By WDM | Commentary and Critical Analysis والمـال إن لم تدخره محصنا بالعلــم كـان نهايـةالإمـــــلاقوالعلــم إن لم تكتنفه شمائــل تعليه كان مطيـــة الإخـفــــاقلا تحسبن العلــمينفع وحـــده مـا لم يتـوج ربــــه أخلاق هذه الأبيات الشعرية تعبر عن أهمية العلم وال أخلاق والمال. إليك ترجمتها بكلمات واضحة وبسيطة:المال والعلم: المال يحتاج إلى علم ليحفظه، والعلم يحتاج إلى … Continue reading The Crown of Knowledge Is Character →
By Dr. Abucar Aden Adde Virginia, USA. History warns those who are willing to listen. In his study of Fascist Italy’s colonial ambitions, Dr. Abucar Aden Adde draws attention to an entry in Galeazzo Ciano’s diary in which Benito Mussolini reportedly discussed the possibility of turning Majeerteenia (Migiurtinia) into a concession for international Jewish settlement … Continue reading Somalia’s Greatest Threat Is Not Foreign Powers—It Is the Failure of National Vision →
Warsame Policy & Media Network (WAPMEN)Critical analysis, news and commentaries A WPMEN Editorial — July 24, 2026 History has an uncomfortable habit of exposing truths that modern politics prefers to ignore. One such truth lies buried in an obscure Italian diplomatic note from 1938 — only a few lines long, yet revealing how the world’s … Continue reading When Fascist Europe Looked to Puntland: A Forgotten Diplomatic Note and the Strategic Value of Majeerteenia →
