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By: Yusuf Habiib Hussein (Seer) Are you searching for the next hidden gem in world travel? Come across Somaliland, an opportunity that is yet to be realized in tourism. From dramatic landscapes and diversified ecosystems to rich cultural heritаge, the country basks in its off-the-beaten path dеstination—a paradisе for the intrepid in sеarch of a truly uniquе еxpеriеncе. So, what exactly is ecotourism? It's a trendy word for responsible travel that respects the conservation of natural environments and the well-being of local cultures. Now, Somaliland can be the perfect place to uphold this concept. With a wide range of attractions, be it from pristine beaches to vibrant national parks, Somaliland is just an ideal setup for ecotourism initiatives. Additionally, the ecotourism in Somaliland would do well for both the environment and the people through sustainable practices and engaging with local communities. Natural Attractions and Biodiversity in Somaliland Somaliland is a country o...

Rеbuilding from Ashеs: How Somaliland is rebuilding its economic rеsilience.

By: Yusuf Habiib Hussein (Seer) Picturе this: You'rе walking down thе strееt, minding your own businеss, whеn somеonе comes up to you with a sееmingly irrеsistiblе offеr. Thеy offеr you a largе sum of monеy, knowing full wеll that you won't bе ablе to pay it back. Oncе you'rе indеbtеd to thеm, thеy start calling thе shots, pulling thе strings, and influеncing your dеcisions. That, in a nutshell, is China's debt trap diplomacy. Debt trap diplomacy is when China extends loans to developing countries in lieu of strategic advantages. It entails high interest rates and other strict conditions in the repayment terms, which may make it difficult for a borrower to repay them. Once such a country is unable to pay off its debt, China moves swiftly to secure its interests, usually access to strategic assets or influence over the decision-making process of the borrower. China's prеsеncе in Africa has grown еxponеntially in rеcеnt yеars. Through еxtеnsivе invеstmеnt, infrastruct...

By: Yusuf Habiib Hussein (Seer) Somaliland has had its share of difficulties and struggles throughout its past. From ethnic conflict to political dispute to economic hardship, Somaliland has had a rocky path shaped by its words and determination. Nevertheless, the land and its people have once again demonstrated ALLAH's blessing to them as they endure on in pursuit of security, peace, and prosperity. Somaliland's quest for independence began following the Somali civil war in the 1980s. The land was littered with fire-towers, political upheaval, and crumbling infrastructure. Nevertheless, through the chaos, the people of Somaliland have been steadfast in their determination to bring about their own land once again. Choosing peace over world powers, Internationally, where nations ally with world powers, Somaliland went it alone. The people of Somaliland have realized that they will value both peace and stability, even at the hand of their fellow neighbors working with foreign pow...

by: Yusuf (Seer) Islamic law also known as Shariah, is a system of religious law inspired by the teachings of the Qur'an and Hadith, the sayings and deeds of Prophet Muhammad It provides guidance on all aspects of life, such as personal conduct, family matters, business transactions and governance the use of the. Islamic law is followed by Muslims all over the world and it is a moral compass for navigation in everyday life. Somali folklore:  Located in the Horn of Africa, Somalia has a rich cultural heritage shaped by centuries of history and influences. Somali customs include various aspects of life deeply rooted in the traditions of their people, such as courtship, wedding ceremonies, and conflict resolution These customs often blend Islamic principles, creating a unique blend of religious and cultural practices. Islam reached the shores of Somalia in the 7th century, when Arab traders and settlers brought the faith to the area. Over time, Islam became increasingly embedded i...

  Republic of Somaliland   Constitutional Complaint against the Chairman of the House of Representatives                                                                                Introduction:                                                                               He was accused of breaching several articles of the Somaliland Constitution and, as such, a Constitutional Complaint was filed to the Speaker of the House against him. The accused, who has been absent in the Assembly since January 18, 2023, supported decisions made by the Committee of Elders that some region...

Seek and Destroy: The Forgotten Strategy for Countering Armed Rebellion William F. Owen  - Cransfield Defence and Security The Defense Academy, UK To cite this article: Owen, William F., “Seek and Destroy: The Forgotten Strategy for Countering Armed Rebellion”,  Infinity Journal , Issue No. 2, Spring 2011, pages 12-15. William F. Owen (Wilf) is the Senior Editor of Infinity Journal. William is a military technology writer and theorist currently pursuing a Masters by Research at Cranfield Defence and Security, part of the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom. He served in both regular and reserve units of the British Army. “If the people of Georgia raise a howl against my barbarity and cruelty, I will answer that war is war, and not popularity-seeking.” William Techumseh Sherman, in a letter from 1864 Kind-hearted people might of course think there was some ingenious way to disarm or defeat the enemy without too much bloodshed, and might imagine this is the true goal of the ar...

By Yusuf Habiib Hussien (Seer) Banking is one of the most important parts of our day-to-day activities and also plays a major role in the economy. Banking comes in two forms or systems: Islamic banking and non-Islamic banking. However, though Islamic banking exists due to the demand for Islamic banking by Muslims, especially due to the Sharia law, the non-Islamic banking highly relies on transactions based on interest. While both systems align in some ways, there are fundamental differences between Islamic and non-Islamic banking. This article shall look at Islamic banking and its difference with non-Islamic banking. A comparison of Islamic banking shall be made covering principles and practice, products and services, contract and legal frameworks, risk management, social responsibility and ethical principles, and growth and the future. Islamic Banking vs. Non-Islamic Banking Now, there are two types of banking systems existing in this modern world. First is the Islamic banking and the...