Courageous Dutch lawyer saved my profession of Journalism.

Sunatimes.com - Serving as a media person in Somalia was a horrible exercise that compels you to take many risks including a life-threatening one. The threat is also affecting family members who could be punished because I am exercising my freedom of expression enshrined in the Universal Declaration…

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Somalia: Imminent conflict in Galmudug State

Sunatimes.com - Reports from Adado City of Galmudug say that the situation is very tense and conflict could break out at any moment as tension increases.

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Sirculus:Argagixisadda 52 Milyan dollar ayey ka helaan Muqdisho sanad walba ?

Waagacusub.com - Argagixisadda Al-Shabaab ayaa la ogaaday iney Caasimadda Muqdisho oo kaliya sanad walba ka helaan lacag dhan 52 Milyan oo dollar taas oo ay Shirkadaha ganacsigga iyo shacabka Muqdisho uga qaadaan Canshuur aruurin ay ugu magacdareen ZAKAAWAAT.

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Somalia:Terrorists receive 52 million dollars in Mogadishu annually.

Sunatimes.com - It has been known that Al-Shabab receives 52 Million dollars annually from Mogadishu. It gets from commercial companies, and public as taxes (zakawat)

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European Union court clears way for judicial action against Mohamed Ibrahim

On Thursday, 19 October 2017, the European Union trademark court of Alicante in Spain decreed admissible judicial action against Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim Nur, Moalimuu, based on claims of counterfeiting and misappropriating trademark of the National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ).

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Somalia PM: a political showoff and self-appreciating man

Sunatimes.com - Boundless enthusiasm greeted the election of Somali president, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo, on February 8 by the world's poorest people hoping that he will overcome the country's deteriorating general security, the weak economy, and the crippled public services.

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Outrage grows over Somali official's terror allegations against Somaliland

No comment could be reached from Somalia's foreign minister who has had his Twitter handle flooded with angry reactions from people responding to the allegations.

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Regeerakkoord: extra geld onderzoeksjournalistiek goede zaak

In een eerste reactie op het vandaag gepresenteerde regeerakkoord zegt de NVJ blij te zijn dat het belang van onafhankelijke journalistiek wordt onderkend en dat het kabinet bereid is om te investeren in onafhankelijke journalistiek. Voor onderzoeksjournalistiek wordt extra geld uitgetrokken. De NVJ…

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Dutch Government agreement: extra money research journalism good case

In a first response to today's governmental agreement, the NVJ says it is pleased to recognize the importance of independent journalism and that the government is willing to invest in independent journalism. Additional research money is being deducted. The NVJ is also talking about the paragraph…

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Blame it on Villa Somalia, mediators lament as Galmudug talks fold

Sunatimes.com - VILLA SOMALIA deployed public resources and planted officials in Galmudug to frustrate talks on the ongoing political crisis which collapsed Thursday, the mediation team made up of Federal Parliament lawmakers have said.

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Somalia:Chinese oil companies behind unlawful "extradition" of a Somali to Ethiopia

Sunatimes.com - A Chinese oil company was involved in the smuggling of a former Somali rebel officer, Colonel Abdikariim Sheikh Muse, to Ethiopia because his organization of the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) was against oil and mineral exploration in Ogaden of the southeastern Ethiopia by…

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Which is more important ,US Passport or Somali Nation ?

Sunatimes.com - Many Somalis are asking why President Farmaajo didn't attend the United Nations General Assembly last week?

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Chinese oil companies behind unlawful "extradition" of a Somali to Ethiopia

Sunatimes.com - A Chinese oil company was involved in the smuggling of a former Somali rebel officer, Colonel Abdikariim Sheikh Muse, to Ethiopia because his organization of the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) was against oil and mineral exploration in Ogaden of the southeastern Ethiopia by…

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"SOMALIAN MINISTER GIVES FALSE EVIDENCE TO AMSTERDAM COURT"

The lawyer, Schouten: "In that case the court will ignore source protection because, under Somalian law, the journalist can be ordered to name his source. This takes away the last vestiges of press freedom in a country in which people are murdered for what they say or commit to paper."

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Farmajo's betrayal of the Somali people

By handing ONLF officer Abdikarim Sheikh Muse to Ethiopia, the Somali government has betrayed its own people. Abukar Arman is a Somali political analyst, writer and former diplomat.

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Somalia:Journalists discuss media law and criminal defamation

Sunatimes.com - A training on freedom of expression, media law and defamation, organized by the National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ), was today held in Mogadishu, attracting 35 journalists who are working in Mogadishu.

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The Position of Galmudug State of Somalia on the Issues of Gulf States

Galmudug State of Somalia has no choice but to stand with UAE and Saudi Arabia for their noble pursuit to fight against extremism in any form and their firm stance on relations to this issue.

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Somalia UN voting ban

Countries in arrears in the payment of their financial contributions under the terms of Article 19 of the UN Charter

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SOMALIA: KEATING BRIEFING TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL

Mr. President, The long term as well as immediate challenges facing Somalia remain formidable, whether humanitarian, economic, security or political. The unity of the Council and the solidarity of the international community have been essential to the gradual, if fragile, progress that is being made.

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Somalia:Great Jubilation Can Farmaajo Meet Expectancies

Sunatimes.com - The election of Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo, on Feb. 8, 2017, has been welcomed by the Somali people throughout the country and in the diaspora with great jubilation. The elation was more of a revolt against incompetence and corruption than it was a support for the new president; he has…

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