Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 17
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Op-ed: What Somalia Can Learn from Singapore - Radio Dalsan (opens the original)
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By Mohamed Hared Mohamed; This personal reflection by Mohamed Hared Mohamed, who recently joined a delegation on a benchmarking visit to Singapore, explores the lessons Somalia can draw from Singapore’s experience in leadership, institutional development, public-sector transformation, and long-term national planning. Drawing on the August 2026 NLA/OPM Executive Leadership Study Tour to Singapore, the reflection […] This personal reflection by Mohamed Hared Mohamed, who recently joined a delegati
Singapore Leadership Study Tour Held for Somalia Leaders - Radio Dalsan (opens the original)
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Senior Somali officials completed a Singapore leadership study tour, gaining governance and public-sector insights at LKYSPP. Senior leaders from Somalia’s National Leadership Academy (NLA) and officials from the Office of the Prime Minister completed a Singapore leadership study tour in August 2026. The Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) Executive Education programme hosted […] Senior Somali officials completed a Singapore leadership study tour, gaining governance and public-sector i
Why Western Fast-Food Chains Skip Somalia (opens the original)
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Somalia has no McDonald’s, no Starbucks, and no officially licensed KFC. Western fast-food chains have avoided the country entirely, even though fast food itself is everywhere; shawarma stands, burger shops, and fried chicken spots fill Mogadishu’s streets. Industry trackers group Somalia with Eritrea and Sierra Leone as countries major Western brands have never entered, citing […] Somalia has no McDonald’s, no Starbucks, and no officially licensed KFC. Western fast-food chains have avoided the
Somalia’s Mobile Data Prices Rank Among Africa’s Cheapest (opens the original)
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Somalia's mobile data prices rank among Africa's cheapest, fueled by fierce competition among private telecom operators and minimal state regulation. Somalia’s mobile data prices remain among the lowest in Africa, and at times undercut those in Kenya, Ethiopia and parts of Europe. The affordability stems from a crowded, competitive telecom market rather than any single dominant operator. Multiple private companies operate across the country, each vying for customers on price. Industry researcher
Uganda Troop Withdrawal From Somalia Set for 2027 (opens the original)
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The Uganda troop withdrawal from Somalia is set for August 2027, the country's army chief says, as AUSSOM faces a deepening funding crisis. Kampala – Uganda’s army chief, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, announced on Friday, August 28, 2026, that the Uganda troop withdrawal from Somalia will be complete by August 1, 2027. He made the statement in a post on the social media platform X. The declaration would end nearly 20 years of Ugandan military involvement in Somalia’s fight against al-Shabab. The
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