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A beautiful song for #Somaliland, sung with such style and grace. bravo!
Great new recognition song for #Somaliland 😍 .... Standing 35 Years Strong 🫶💃💃View quoted post on X
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This was the moment we wept for the dead, the living, and the scarred and knew we had won. No more of our people needed to die.
💥A three‑minute broadcast — brief, but delivering the full weight of why the independence of the Republic of #Somaliland became non‑negotiable.
On 18 May 1991, as #Somaliland reclaimed its freedom, British journalist and historian Peter Sharp of Independent Television News (ITN) delivered a live report from Hargeisa — a report that would sear itself into the conscience of anyone who witnessed it.
His footage was not politics.
It was not commentary.
It was raw evidence.
He showed a woman walking through a field of bones — the scattered remains of Isaaq civilians massacred by the Somali military regime. Skeletons lay everywhere, unburied, uncounted, unacknowledged. The camera did not look away. Neither did she.
Sharp’s report moved next to Hargeisa Central Prison, where men arrested for petty looting and theft sat behind bars — survivors of a city that had been shelled, burned, emptied, and left in ruins. Their faces carried the exhaustion of a people emerging from catastrophe.
These three minutes were enough.
🐪 Enough to understand why #Somaliland’s declaration of independence was not symbolic.
🐪 Enough to understand why sovereignty became a matter of survival, dignity, and historical justice.
🐪 It is footage that leaves a permanent mark — a reminder that some nations are not born through negotiation, but through endurance in the face of annihilation.View quoted post on X
Where are the incredible women of Somaliland?
H.E. President @AbdirahmanIrro today received British Ambassador Charles King at the Presidential Palace for high-level talks on strengthening the longstanding Somaliland–UK partnership.
#Somaliland #UK #Diplomacy #PartnershipView quoted post on X
At a time when multilateralism is being tested and civic space is shrinking, Faiza’s leadership reminds us that values, integrity, and solidarity remain among the most powerful forces for change. Thank you, Faiza, for your courage, vision, and unwavering commitment to justice.
Faiaz Mohamed’s has forged credible coalitions bound by shared ambitions to improve the lives of women and girls. We celebrate her achievements alongside some of the most important figures in in global leadershipView quoted post on X
