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Somalia is rushing to align the country’s Provisional Constitution ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections scheduled for May.
Somalia is steadily charting a path towards economic recovery, and infrastructure development has emerged as a central pillar of that resurgence.
The country woke up to a stand-off after President Mohamud ordered planes carrying Puntland and Jubaland presidents to turn back mid-flight, denying them permission to land in Mogadishu.
Somalia is preparing this weekend for make-or-break talks on constitutional reforms as the country gears up for general elections expected to be held in May.
Somalia’s full participation in EALA is considered a cornerstone of that membership, giving Mogadishu a direct voice in shaping regional laws and policies
The election fever in the region has also hit some of the member states in Somalia with Puntland and Jubaland particularly unhappy with developments in Mogadishu.
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