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Somaliland should be recognised

Issue 309
Front Page
Index
Headlines

QARAN Leaders Will Continue To Be Banned From Politics

Women Candidates In Somaliland's Upcoming Elections Agree To Cooperate

Somaliland Ministry Of Water & Minerals Soon To Publish Seismic Survey Data

A New Market Complex For Buroa, Togdheer

Ethiopia PM attacks UN on Somalia

'This isn't the US. This is South Africa!'

Somaliland Minister For Agriculture Opens Training At School Of Agriculture

Annals of Liberation: Bush-Induced Disaster in Somalia Grows

African Union warning over Somalia conflict

Why Tanzania should keep away from US

Sending Money And Ideas Home

Somalia's resources do not belong to clan: Federal official

Somaliland Classrooms

Regional Affairs

People smuggling in the Horn of Africa

Italy pledges 450,000 Euros to support UNHCR emergency activities in Somalia

Editorial
Special Report

International News

US Navy Gets Tough with Pirates off Somalia

Somali refugees find a haven in Shelbyville

Hajj: It’s a Sea of Humanity at Mina

FEATURES & COMMENTARY

Frankincense still a precious stock in Oman

U.S. Veteran Reveals Atomic Bombs Dropped On Afghanistan And Iraq

6 species of giraffe "discovered"

The Meaning of Peace in the Kenya 2007 Elections: Reflections

Rape a 'weapon of war' in eastern Congo

Food for thought

Opinions

Hon: My Dear Friend Abdillahi M Dualeh

Hurrah! Democracy Defeated Dictatorship

Colonel Yusuf And His Ultimatums: What Makes Him Blast?

Somaliland should be recognised

The Tribal Wailers

Spare a moment

Somaliland elders never tire and retire

 

By HASSAN YUSSUF AHMED

Reports that the Bush administration is seriously considering recognising Somaliland are most welcome. Without a doubt, Somaliland is an oasis of stability in a sea of anarchic Somali politics.

Moreover, Somaliland is an important partner in the war on terror. Somaliland is a democracy and should be rewarded by being afforded international recognition.

I appeal to the US Government to lead the rest of the world by doing so.

I urge the US to ignore those who are against Somaliland. They have no moral right to poke noses into the affairs of Somaliland.

The warlords posing as elected leaders command very little support from their own people.

HASSAN YUSSUF AHMED,
Hargeisa, Somaliland.

 


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