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Warkasta is tracking one across 4 reports from 3 sources. Recent coverage touches politics, abudwaq, and clash, each linked to its original source with side-by-side comparison where outlets differ.

By Abdulkadir Mohamed Osman Political leaders often invoke democracy’s most powerful slogans. But slogans alone do not make a democracy. Institutions do. The principle of the separation of powers exists for a simple reason: no individual, however popular or powerful, should be able to extend his tenure by placing himself above the constitution. Independent courts,... The post One Person, One

At least one Puntland Security Force soldier was killed on Sunday after gunfire erupted between PSF troops and Puntland’s Dervish forces in the Madar-Jiif area, between the town of Laag and the port city of Bosaso, according to security sources. The clash began when PSF troops reportedly tried to force their way through a checkpoint […] The post One Dead as Puntland Security Forces Cla

Mogadishu (WDN) – For months, former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and his allies dismissed Somalia’s opposition as a collection of critics without solutions. The administration’s platitude refrain was simple: the opposition opposed the government’s one-person, one-vote election agenda but had failed to present a viable alternative. That simplistic argument is now rapidly

Dhusamareb, (SONNA): Residents of Abudwaq district in Somalia’s Galgadud region have welcomed the ongoing voter registration process aimed at paving the way for one-person, one-vote elections across the country. During a community gathering attended by traditional elders, politicians, religious scholars, youth, and women, participants expressed their support for the registration exercise, describi