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Women Protest in Mogadishu Over Israel’s Somaliland Recognition

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Women-only demonstrators in Mogadishu protested Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, warning it threatens Somalia’s sovereignty and urging global rejection of steps that could destabilize the Horn of Africa.

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A group of women-only demonstrators protested in Mogadishu today, strongly condemning Israel’s recent recognition of Somaliland.

The protesters warned that the move threatens Somalia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, principles the country has upheld since independence. They urged the international community to reject any actions that could destabilize the Horn of Africa.

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Somalia maintains that Somaliland remains an integral part of its territory and considers external recognition a direct challenge to African Union–recognized borders.

The demonstration reflects growing public concern over regional geopolitical developments and their potential impact on Somalia’s unity.

Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido)
Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido)
Title / Role: English Chief Editor Beat/Coverage: Politics and Sports Joined Dalsan: June 2025 Languages: Somali, English, Swahili Email: Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido) is the English Chief Editor at Dalsan Media Group, where he oversees digital and broadcast news production. He specializes in political reporting and sports journalism across the Horn of Africa. Before joining Dalsan, he founded and served as CEO of Saido TV, a digital media platform. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE: Founder and CEO of Saido TV, a digital media platform. Diploma in Broadcast Journalism, Kenya Coast National Polytechnic.

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