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Somaliland celebrates 30 years of self-proclaimed independence

Somaliland celebrates 30 years of self-proclaimed independence By Halima Gikandi © Barkhad Dahir/AP Women march in a procession to celebrate the 25th anniversary of proclaimed independence in the capital Hargeisa, Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia, Wednesday, May 18, 2016.  The self-declared country of Somaliland remains largely unrecognized by the rest of the world. But that hasn’t stopped its estimated 3.6 million people from celebrating its 30 years of independence. In Somaliland’s capital, Hargeisa, the crowded streets witnessed patriotic music blaring from honking cars. Videos on social media showed young people draped in green, red, and white the colors of the national flag.

Somaliland, an unrecognised state, is winning friends abroad – Puntland Post

BERBERA AND HARGEISA In july ist 1960, five days after it cut its colonial ties, the former British Somaliland merged with the one-time Italian Somaliland to form a united Somalia. It was a bad move. The dictatorship of Siad Barre, who took office in 1969, marginalised and massacred Somalilanders. On May 18th 1991, five months after his fall, what was by then simply Somaliland declared independence. It was a statement of intent and regret. Exiles returned home to rebuild their nation. “Hargeisa had been destroyed to rubble,” recalls Suad Ibrahim Abdi, a campaigner for women’s rights. “There were no buildings, no water.

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