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...? Topic: Somalia Lecturer presentation Somalia, a country located in the Horn of Africa remains one of the most politically volatile countries in the world. Since Somali President Siad Barre was overthrown in 1991, the political and socioeconomic environment in the country collapsed. In a country characterized by homogeneous culture and religion, conflicts between clans and sub entities of the clans remain one of the most difficult challenges towards the establishment of a democratic state (Makinda, 1992, pp 34-37). Though the reign of Siad Barre was oppressive and undemocratic, it demonstrated the tragic consequences that an oppressive government dominated by one clan could have on the country that has...
2 Pages(500 words)Essay
...?Somalia, the need for government Introduction: Somalia is a nation torn by strife and most recently known as the homeport for hundreds of modern pirates patrolling the Indian Ocean. It is this author’s belief that Somalia should establish a government, fight piracy, and provide more basic necessities for its citizens. Somalia is the result of Great Britain’s withdrawal from what was known as British Somaliland in 1960. Somalia is in an arid region of the world and while it sees rain, is generally considered to be in a desert. The climate itself lends to the problems currently being experienced by those people who live within its borders. Since this time there has been social and political turmoil consisting of factions of ethnic... and...
5 Pages(1250 words)Research Paper
...What are the ethical issues surrounding piracy in Somalia For couple of years now, Somalia, a country of around 10 million people, is in news for allthe wrong reasons. The infighting amongst the warlords, the instability of a credible government, poverty and neglect prevailing within the region are today some of the typical features associated with Somalia. These features have so far resulted in depriving fellow Somalis from a decent life and human rights. The sea piracy is yet another characteristic which finds its connections with Somalia. In the last couple of years the sea pirates have started becoming a big threat for a number of Asian and European countries using...
6 Pages(1500 words)Term Paper
...Somalia is one of the developing African counties, which got their independence not so long ago. It occupies a strategic position in the Horn of Africa. In addition to ties with other African countries, it has close religious and historical links with the Arab and Islamic world and has a seat in both the Organization of African Unity (OAU) and the Arab League. Somalia has a population of approximately six million, including refugees. This country attracts attention of European and American countries first of all, because of it’s numerous inner conflicts.
The author of this essay would like to explain conditions in Somalia from the position of three social sciences – history, sociology and politology.
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2 Pages(500 words)Essay
...-free condition, central and southern Somalia being run by local armed warlords, the dizzyingly complex and fluid state of allegiance and feud leave the country wallowing in fear, poverty and hunger. Crossing the shifting boundaries between their terrains is risky, depending on a persons clan lineage and the local militias mood. However, people manage. There has even been a renaissance of colleges, hospitals and other facilities in Mogadishu, thanks to inward investment from the Somali diaspora. The extremely free trade environment suits speculators and entrepreneurs of a particular stamp, particularly those in the qat trade: chewing this narcotic leaf is epidemic among men. As long as a person is not attractive as a...
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...Conflict in Somalia Introduction Why did all the parties involved in Somali conflict break all legality, international or domestic, as they unleashed cruelty on the Somali people? Looking back at this conflict, Mubarak (1996, pp. 50) hinted that bad economic policies implemented in Somalia since 1971 have impoverished this small country of 9 million people and destroyed its political landscape and has plunged the country into poverty that has encouraged extremity and militancy of all forms, which have fueled the crisis in Somalia for decades on end. With its constituent states in constant disagreement based on political and religious agendas, Somali has been unable to shake itself out of the crisis, which was exacerbated... by the...
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...at the national level. The program of funding utilises a large scale decentralised model through which grants for water provision systems are supplied to the communities and schools through the respective District Assemblies. Massive 3000 water provision committees and 41 water boards were formed and have received the necessary water provision training to balance community ideas with proven policy in community water projects and sanitation systems.
Recommendations for Somalia
Rather than choose one water provision system over another, the strengths from both can be integrated to suggest an effective water supply system for Somalia. The points that can be highlighted from the two are;...
4 Pages(1000 words)Outline
...Global Cooperation Global cooperation could be defined as when the nations of the universe come together to address all encompassing and comprehensive issues that affect them. It is an important form of forging ties between nations and world bodies like the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, United Nations amongst others pave the way for the realization of some of this goals.
There are so many things and issues that global cooperation amongst states could help achieve, ranging from matters climate change, economic ties, education, sports, health amongst others. It is of noteworthy to say that some of the best allies’ formation amongst countries is as a result of global...
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...International Cooperation In the world today, it is essential for s to cooperate in order to ensure thattheir interests, both mutual and individuals are protected. However, there are circumstances where cooperation between states is difficult, making it impossible for them to cooperate in matters of mutual interest. One of the reasons why states find it difficult to cooperate is because of there being mistrust as well as extreme competition in matters concerning their security (Elman, 2008). The mistrust that exists between states is based on the belief that cooperation might lead to a situation where states get to know too much about...
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...Introduction
Since 1991, Somalia no longer had an effective government. At that time, the former government was toppled by clan militias that consequently have stabbed each others’ backs. For years, generals, warlords and warrior types have diminished this once indolent coastal country in Eastern Africa to rubble. Somalia remains a raging battle zone today, with jihadists pouring in from overseas, intent on toppling the transitional government. The country’s best chance is seen to be in the person of Sheik Sharif Ahmed who is a former high school teacher, who became president in February 2009. Ahmed is the first leader after 39 years that has widespread support both inside and outside the country (Waterman 1).
The United States... is...
10 Pages(2500 words)Case Study
