By Donald Kaberuka, African Development Bank President
It has been two decades of mayhem, chaos and bloodletting in Somalia. A child born at the onset of the Somali crisis is now twenty one. Somalia has still a long way to go: the Al Shabaab are defeated, but they are not yet fully eliminated, and they still have the capacity to kill and to maim.
By Abdirahman Mohamed Dirye
The worst thing is that when your partner wants not to divorce even though you technically divorced and he or she pretends to look a couple living under one roof, now that is the case of Somaliland and Somalia.
Joint Message from Mr Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations and Ms Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, 3 May 2013
By Woubshet Sisay
For those of us who understand international relations, politics and power play, we can’t say it is only about business, when Israel’s name is related to Ethiopia’s electric power sector as we read it on the local weekly Capital newspaper this week.
By: Axel Van Trotsenburg
The World Bank’s fund for the poorest, IDA, was created more than 50 years ago to meet an urgent need—to make sure the world’s most vulnerable have a real chance at a decent life. A lot has happened since then.
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