Afyare Abdi Elmi

Somalia is entering a dangerous moment without a path to elections or a political transition.

Unilateral reforms and elite deadlock threaten the country’s fragile settlement.

Only a pragmatic approach can lift Somalia out of its current crisis.

As Somalia faces yet another famine, donors should learn from the successful aid model Turkey employed in the country.

Substantive change in dealing with Somalia is long overdue.

Which political system can end Somalia’s vicious cycle of political crises?

For a constitution to be created successfully, the process must be transparent, inclusive and thoroughly debated.

The blame game should stop and the international community must address the situation before it gets too late.

The US approach to statebuilding has inadvertantly led to more clan divisions, but youth groups are pressing for unity.

Somalia is being run by many masters with irreconcilable agendas, but this exploitation must end if peace is to prevail.