Dr Mohamed Omar, Somaliland Foreign Affairs Minister, spoke at the launch of ARI’s publication “After Boroma: consensus, representation and parliament in Somaliland”. His speech was cited in the Somaliland Sun.

ARI director Edward Paice’s wrote an article for Wardheer News, “Negotiating Peace in Somalia: Somaliland’s Perspective”.

In this interview with Jonathan Bhalla, Morten Jerven suggests ways in which more accurate data about Africa’s economic performance can be gathered and used.

Jonathan Bhalla, quoted in Engineering and Technology Magazine’s piece “Technology’s bid to cut the corruption”.

[display_podcast] On the eve of local elections in November 2012, Africa Research Institute interviewed ten prominent Somalilanders, including the three Speakers of the House of Representatives, two government ministers, MPs, civil society activists and representatives of women’s...

Edward Paice believes that whatever transpires in the next few years in Somalia and Somaliland, the fact that the latter has developed a credible constitution and held competitive multi-party elections is worth emphasising.

Edward Paice suggests that the unique path taking by Somaliland to bring about peace and stability contains valuable insights for the region more broadly.

Speakers: Hamish Wilson, Mohamed Omar (Somaliland Foreign Minister), Hasan Yusuf (Nagaad), Farah Jirdeh (Pharo Foundation)

On the eve of the second UK government conference on Somalia in London, Africa Research Institute’s latest publication focuses on the way in which peace and stability have been achieved in neighbouring Somaliland. The ten contributors to After Borama: Consensus, representation...

Mohamed Omar, Somaliland’s Foreign Minister, spoke at the launch of Africa Research Institute’s publication “After Borama: consensus, representation and parliament in Somaliland”.