By Thesstar

Somali leaders' full attention is required, especially at a time when famine is staring Somalis in the face.

President Hasssan must take his responsibility seriously, stop his globetrotting and assume a lead role in managing the anti-al Shabab offensive.

“It's a new dawn for Somalia-Kenya relations that has been wracked by deep mistrust for the last ten years,” said Mohamed Husein Gaas, director of Raad Peace Research Institute.

Somalis have roundly condemned Bryden's threat to Somali journalists, with one of them calling the Briton a "war profiteer."

The Somali public wants a confident leader who can deliver on his promises and stand up for its cause.

Eritrea's agricultural success challenges the narrative peddled by the West and its media.

Fahad Yasin warned the staff of the agency against sharing the country’s secrets with Salad. The government still remains mum on the matter.

Many are calling into question the president's ability to score any meaningful achievements in his second term.

Somalis are asking: What will President Mohamud do differently this time around? Will he pull it off? Will his rule be a first term redux? Or Will he pull it off?

The damning accusation against the premier came as a surprise to many. On Feb. 19, he called the deal "illegal, unacceptable since it wasn't done through legal avenues.”