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The Age of Aid Is Ending. Somalia Must Learn to Compete.

After decades in which the national conversation was dominated by security, humanitarian response and state-building, the country’s next defining challenge is economic transformation. The question…

The Sun Also Rises in Somalia

Special Report for The Somalia Investor Magazine In the bustling markets of Mogadishu and the livestock hubs of Beledweyne and Garowe, the hum of the…

From Village to City: How Urban Somalia Is Rewriting Destiny

Ayan A. Diiriye In the late 1980s an 18-year-old Somali named Abdi left his rural village for Mogadishu. His elder brother, Ali, stayed behind. The…

When the Lifeline Frays: Somalia’s Remittances in an Age of Financial Fragmentation

Abdikarim A. Jama For three decades, remittances have functioned as Somalia’s informal central bank. In the absence of a deep domestic financial sector, money sent…

Somalia’s Diplomatic Resurgence at the 39th AU Summit

By Ayan A. Diiriye ADDIS ABABA — As the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union (AU) Assembly concludes in the Ethiopian capital, the atmosphere…

Editorial: The Brink of a New Social Contract – Somalia’s Moment of Truth

By the Editor-in-Chief Mogadishu is currently the most consequential square mile in the Horn of Africa. As the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) and the…

The Mogadishu Mobility Play: Financing a Transit Revolution in the Horn

As the Somali capital undergoes a structural metamorphosis under the 2025–2029 National Transformation Plan, the vacuum in high-capacity bus transit offers a high-stakes entry point…

Banks, Bricks and Risk: from Lenders to Speculative Landlords

Global financing gaps, in the tune of trillions of dollars, signal that economies require more credit, not less; banks must be instruments of capital allocation…

Fertilizer Ban in Somalia

Agriculture is the foundation of Somalia’s economy and culture, providing livelihoods for over 70% of the population. The sector faces significant challenges but also harbours…

The Tragic Cycle of Remittances: A Story of Somalia’s Diaspora

Abdulhakim Muse Omar The year was 1991, and Somaliaʹs civil war, which has ravaged the country for decades, has left millions of people displaced and…