Votes counting continues in Somaliland , following Wednesday's presidential elections.
Somaliland, which occupies a strategic position near the entry-way to the Red Sea, declared independence from the Somali government in 1991, but has not been recognised by anyother country.

This has restricted access to international finance and the ability of its 6 million people to travel. The elections, originally scheduled for 2022, were postponed for two years due to internal economic and political challenges.

To discuss this further we are joined on the line by Dr Greg Mills, Director of the Brenthurst Foundation, followed by Dr David Matsanga, He is the founder and chairperson of the Pan African Forum

Votes counting continues in Somaliland , following Wednesday's presidential elections. Somaliland, which occupies a strategic position near the entry-way to the Red Sea, declared independence from the Somali government in 1991, but has not been recognised by anyother country.
This has restricted access to international finance and the ability of its 6 million people to travel. The elections, originally scheduled for 2022, were postponed for two years due to internal economic and political challenges.
To discuss this further we are joined on the line by Dr Greg Mills, Director of the Brenthurst Foundation, followed by Dr David Matsanga, He is the founder and chairperson of the Pan African Forum

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