Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the surreal, trumped-up charges that a court in Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, brought on 9 May against three journalists who have been held since 13 April in connection with their coverage of a prison riot.

Hargeisa: The opposition parties of the Republic of Somaliland have accused the President of Somaliland, Muse Behi Abdi, of vying to remain in power indefinitely, an allegation rebuked by the ruling party leadership.

SONSAF's 'gatekeeper' role "can dilute the independence of civil society as observers," says International Election Observers.

Hargeisa- Editorial- Abdimalik Muse Oldon (aka Cabdimaalik Muuse Coldoon), a former journalist, was arrested on Thursday from Burao town of Somaliland.

Hargeisa- The Information Minister of Somalia denied reports stating that Somali soldiers sent to Eritrea for training have been killed in Ethiopia's Tigray region.

Hargeisa- The Minister of Telecommunications orders companies to request new licenses within 30 days.

Burao- Burao, the second largest city of Somaliland, hosts the 9th Trade Fair of Somaliland.

Hargeisa- Human rights advocacy group accused the government of harassing journalists.

Hargeisa- The National Electoral Commission proposed 31st May 2021 to hold long-awaited House of Representatives and local councils elections.

Hargeisa- Heavy weight politicians in both camps expressed support for a declaration issued on 18 May by citizens.