Reports
on Somaliland for Research:
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  Somaliland
an African Succes Story: Undermining Somaliland sadly also
undermines the goals of promoting poverty alleviation, peace,
stability, and good governance in Africa. Failure to recognise
Somaliland would be a great discredit to human rights and to
democracy itself, and would destroy the hard-won stability that
Somaliland enjoys today.
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The
UNPO is pleased to announce that six new members have been
admitted to the Organization: the Oromo, Southern Cameroons,
Buffalo River Dene Nation, Maasai, Nahuas del Alto Balsas and Somaliland.
The UNPO welcomes these new members and looks forward to their
active role within the Organization. |
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Terror Alert in
Somaliland,
Click this Link for more news. |

Simon Reeves in Somaliland as part of the
program 'Places that Don't Exist' |
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| ''Somaliland
and the Issue of International Recognition'', Dustin Dehéz
,PINR,23 January 2006= |
| Somaliland:
Foreign companies to fund projects at Berbera port |
A
New Mass Grave Discovered At HargeysaA New Mass Grave
Discovered At Hargeysa, Somaliland Times |
Problematic
of Collapsed States: Somalia and Non-recognized state of
Somaliland by Dr. Endo Mitsugi, Japan University, Tokyo.
pdf file in Japanese[Click here
to download] |
SOMALILAND
Africa’s best kept secret, A challenge to the international
community? IQBAL JHAZBHAY [Click Here
to read. pdf]
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- Dr.
Mills, Director of SA Institute of International Affairs
(Researching in Somaliland):
Aid
could be doing more harm than good. Dr Greg Mills is the
national director of the SA Institute of International Affairs.
He has been researching in Somaliland
[Click to Read More]
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- Shanon Field,
Global Dialogue Somaliland
- "the Little Country that Could"
by Shannon Field [Full Report]
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Federalism not kiss of death for Africa.
"Prof. A. Mazrui thus holds Somaliland
should be allowed to go its own way as a prelude to eventual
pan-Somali reintegration. The question, though, is whether the AU
will resist trying to impose unity and allow such a process to
unfold without continuing to penalise Somaliland?" Click
Here to Read More
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SOMALILAND/Dianna Games Painful Push
for Recognition "However, the international community
should not underestimate Somaliland's determination to succeed.
Across the board, people say they will fight to keep the
independence they have already fought so hard for".....[Click
to Read Full Report]
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| UK
Parliament Publications: The Select Committee on International
Development Report on Somaliland
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Recommendations
for International Donors & NGOs, Governments, US Government and
UN (downloadable pdf file)
Somaliland:
Independent or Not?
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| NBC:Late
Somaliland President "Our history and our identity have
completely disappeared from the world for 30 years, and now we are
telling the world that there is a country called Somaliland,"
Egal told NBC News. [Click
to Read
More] |
Inside
Somaliland
By Iyvette Lopez
Connecting Virtual Communities through ICT |
Iqbal
Jhazbhay chastises African Commission for ignoring
Somaliland and Western-Saharan issues |
 Somaliland:
Democratisation and Its Discontents |
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Report
on Familiarisation Tour on Somaliland by Centre For
Humanrights,South Africa
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Lessons from Somaliland: appropriate
technology for ‘Peace processes’ by Professor I.M. Lewis
The Africa Union, whose politicians and senior officials are
generally ignorant of, and uninterested in, political
conditions in Somaliland and Somalia, simply oppose Somaliland
on the dubious basis of the sacred inviolability African state
boundaries. One motive is to avoid creating precedents which
might help to unseat corrupt authoritarian rulers at home.
Perhaps, also they do not want to encourage the kind of
democracy that flourishes in Somaliland.
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Understanding why the world pretends Somaliland doesn't exist
tells us about the foibles of the international politics of
recognition. [Click Here to Read More]
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Ulf Terlinden on-line
bibliography
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SOMALILAND
Africa’s best kept secret, A challenge to the
international community? by Iqbal Jhazbhay (pdf)
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Ambassador
Schermerhorn, In each visit, I could see the good changes
happening in Somaliland. [Click Here to Read More] |
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Memory
Of Mohamed Ibrahim Egal A True Son Of Africa Mohamed Ibrahim
Egal,
politician: born Odweyne, British Somaliland Protectorate 15
August 1928
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"The process of rebuilding the country was the top
priority for Somaliland’s women. We have been working with
our men side by side and have been the emotional driving-force
behind the peace processes"Click
here for Full report pdf |
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Charles
Snyder brings his forty years of work in Africa to bear in a
candid view of the continent's leaders, hot spots, and causes
for optimism.[Click
here for more]
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Somaliland Is Here to Stay By Roger Hearing in Hargeisa |
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