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Somalia

Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed (Farmajo)

Date of Birth: 11 March 1962
Place of Birth: Mogadishu


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Voting may not bring peace

The international community has backed President Mohammed Abdullah Mohammed 'Farmajo' for too many years to be in a good position to restore balance between the parties (AC Vol 61 No 25 Testing time for elections)...


Farmajo breaks with Nairobi

By expelling the Kenyan ambassador and then doubling down by severing all diplomatic ties with its southern neighbour President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo' appears to be hoping that Somalis will respect his raising of the stakes with parliamentary elections due next month followed by presidential polls in February (AC Vol 61 No 24 Testing time for elections)...


Testing time for elections

Yet it is becoming increasingly clear that President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo' will not give up power easily...


The long arm of Addis

That's what happened we hear when Somalia's President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo' sacked his Foreign Affairs Minister Ahmed Isse Awad on 19 November...


Clearing a path

Khaire's fall is a consequence of the stance he took over the meeting at Dhusamareb two days earlier at which heads of the Federal Member States agreed with President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo' that the country wasn't ready yet for elections based on one person one vote (AC Vol 61 No 15 Ugly compromises)...


Ugly compromises

In early July 70 notables had signed 'Manifesto II' a declaration warning the Somali political elite and the international community that a new civil war could break out if President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo's' administration continued to refuse the possibility of compromise with opposition political parties and the devolved federal member states...


Shabaab’s surge

ASWJ and the new Puntland administration of President Said Abdullahi Dani distrusted and loathed both Al Shabaab and the state president Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo'...


Who wants an election?

The likeliest scenarios this year are either an extension of the mandate of President Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed 'Farmajo' and the two parliamentary houses or a return to the 2016 political arrangement...


Frontier fracas

Months of tensions between Mogadishu and its southern state of Jubaland came to the boil in early March and spilled across the Kenyan border in a violent face-off between the Somali National Army (SNA) of President  Mohamed Abdullah Mohamed  'Farmajo' and a militia loyal to Jubaland's fugitive security minister Abdirashid Hassan Abdinur Janan who is suspected to have taken refuge in Kenya...


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