Somaliland’s Army Chief, Brig. Gen. Nimcaan Yuusuf Cismaan, bid farewell to Col. ED Norris, thanking him for his role in strengthening defence ties, and welcomed Col. Benander as the new US Special Operations Commander for East Africa. A steady partnership continues. #Somaliland

A stable, democratic partner on the Red Sea is hard to come by — and the US knows it can’t ignore that. #Somaliland #US #HornOfAfrica #RedSea #SomalilandRecognition

Somalia is weaponising Al-Shabaab to scare Washington away from engaging with Somaliland. Even a former deputy director of Somalia’s intelligence service, Ismail D. Osman, now uses his platform to push that line. Terrorism as diplomacy — and the world should call it out.

From Bush to Biden, every US President has recognised new nations — Kosovo, South Sudan, Cook Islands, Niue. Somaliland’s case is older, stronger, and long overdue. The precedent is there. The time is now. #Somaliland #SomalilandRecognition #HornofAfrica #USSomaliland

Berbera makes history — its biggest fuel tanker ever has docked, powering Somaliland & the Horn into a new era of trade. #Berbera #HornPetroleum #EnergySecurity #HornOfAfrica #MaritimeTrade #Somaliland

horndiplomat.com/2025/08/u-s-se… Senator Ted Cruz: “Somaliland deserves recognition. Grant it that recognition.” #Somaliland #SomalilandRecognition #US

If repeating ‘Al-Shabaab’ whenever Somaliland is mentioned passes for strategy, Somalia’s done well. But the game’s up now — try something else. #Somaliland #RecognitionNow

Minister of Defence of failed Somalia 🙈 — you still can’t reclaim Moqokori, Ceel-Qooxle, Guulane, Bacaadweyne or Janale from Al-Shabaab. Maybe try securing your own backyard before exporting instability to peaceful, democratic Somaliland. #Somalia #Somaliland #HornOfAfrica

Beijing can lend Mogadishu words, but not strength. Outsourcing your voice isn’t sovereignty — it’s weakness. Somaliland builds partnerships; Somalia borrows slogans. #Somaliland #Somalia #China

Somaliland offers what the U.S. and allies need: stability at the Red Sea, democratic governance, and a trusted partner. That’s why China is nervous — and why recognition is overdue. #Somaliland #US #China #Somalia #RedSea eastleighvoice.co.ke/somaliland%7B1…

The reality on the ground is clear: Al-Shabaab continues to tighten its grip on Mogadishu, collecting taxes and extending control — a scenario that echoes Afghanistan. A country facing this crisis should focus on stability at home, not exporting instability to peaceful

President Irro in Berbera: reviewing the port, driving electricity costs down by 60%, and sitting with locals. A quiet but powerful message before U.S. talks—Somaliland builds while others debate. #Somaliland #USRecognition #HornofAfrica horndiplomat.com/2025/08/somali…

A new era for U.S.–Africa ties needs new partners. Somaliland is stable, democratic, and strategically placed at the mouth of the Red Sea. Recognition unlocks the trade doors America says it wants to open. #Somaliland #US #Africa #Trade #USDiplomacy #RedSea #TradeNotAid

Ambassador André warns of diplomatic risks. The real risk isn’t in changing course — it’s in sticking with a failed policy that has delivered neither peace nor progress. Somaliland isn’t asking for favours or handouts. It’s asking for recognition of the reality already on the