Omar Wardere

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Omar Wardere is a Somali researcher, reporter and editor. He is a committee member of National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) and member of Foreign Correspondents Association of East Africa.

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China’s Little Emperors and Tiger Mothers

China implemented its one child policy in 1979. It was normal to have many children before this was imposed by the people's government. China...

What Makes a Country Successful in Economy and Politics?

Singapore Much has recently been written and said about Singapore, an island in south east Asia which has become one of the world's most advanced...

Teenager Appointed District Commissioner, Resigns The Same Day

The news that initially looked like a fabricated story about a young boy aged 16 appeared on Dalsan online Radio website this morning. Other...

Foreign Direct Investment in Somalia

Turkish company Favori took over the operational rights of Mogadishu's airport four years ago. This was part of several foreign direct investment agreements negotiated...

Dilemma of Two Dangerous Words In Somalia (interview)

Chairman of Somali Independent Media Houses Association connents on Somali government directive for journalists to call alshabaab UGUS or the group that massacres the Somali people.

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Why One Startup Believes Security Resilience Starts with Smarter Configurations

Organizations are expanding their digital infrastructures at an unexpected...

Australia’s Election – What Happens When Major Parties Abandon Fiscal Restraint

Australia’s major parties promise $105B in election spending. Minor parties may push a fragile Labor gov't leftward, harming economy further.

CDC Study Shows Alarming Autism Spike: Kennedy Calls for End to “Epidemic Denial”

RFK Jr. slams autism "epidemic denial" after CDC data shows 1 in 31 U.S. kids affected. He demands urgent real-time tracking and reform.

China’s Old Wounds Resurface Amid Global Instability

Against this backdrop of global instability, China finds itself revisiting unresolved chapters of history that continue to shape its foreign and domestic stance.
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