Photo/Somali Times Members of both houses of parliament have ratified the election agreement reached in Mogadishu between the central government, regional administrations and the Benadir region. The session was attended by 255 lawmakers, including 40 senators from the upper house and was approved by a majority vote. Prof. Mohamed Sheikh Osman Jawari, a former speaker

Photo/Somali Times The new Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, Mohamed Hussein Roble, addressed a special meeting with Abdirahman Abdishakur in his office today. Roble said in a statement that he, the leader of the Wadajir party, had discussed a number of issues, including the 2020/2021 elections. “We had an important meeting today

Photo/Somali Times The Prime Minister-designate, Mr. Mohamed Hussein Roble, who will replace Mr. Hassan Ali Khaire, has a difficult task ahead of him, starting with the next elections in 2020 and 2021. Prof. Mohamed Hassan Doob, one of the Somali scholars, said that the new Prime Minister, who has a short tenure, is facing a

Photo/Somali Times Somalia’s parliament has unanimously approved the appointment of Mohamed Hussein Roble as the country’s new prime minister on September 17, 2020. The meeting, which was attended by 215 members, was chaired by the speaker of parliament, Mohamed Mursal Sheikh Abdirahman, and was attended by his two deputies, Abdiweli Sheikh Ibrahim Mudey and Mahad

Photo/Somali Times The President of Somalia, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo today held a joint meeting with the Heads of State and Government, The Speaker of both Houses of the Federal Parliament of Somalia. The President discussed with the officials the importance of moving forward with the outcome of the Mogadishu Electoral Consultative Conference and finalizing the

Photo/Somali Times After ninety days of controversy and confusion over the 2020/21 Federal Government elections, an agreement was reached on Thursday, September 17th, between President Farmajo and members states leaders. Speaking at a ceremony after the agreement, the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, said that he had compromised for the

Photo/Somali Times Somalia’s new Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble, who appeared in state media for the first time since his appointment, called on the Somali parliament to give him a vote of confidence. The prime minister said he hoped to receive a vote of confidence from parliament, which is expected to be presented to the

President Farmajo nominates. Mohamed Hussein Roble is the new Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia. Mohamed Roble, 57, was born in Hobyo, Mudug region, in 1963. He grew up in Mogadishu and received his primary education. He was a student at Gahayr National University and attended the College of Engineering. After the collapse

Photo/Somali Times The President of the Federal Republic of Somalia Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo has appointed a new Prime Minister of the Federal Government of Somalia, replacing Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire. A statement from Villa Somalia said the President, after extensive consultations on Presidential Decree, appointed Mohamed Hussein Roble as the new Prime Minister of

Photo/Somali Times The Federal Government of Somalia and the heads of the country’s regional administrations have reached an agreement on most of the contentious issues at the conference in Mogadishu,  According to sources President Farmajo advisor told Somali Times, it is understood the terms of the debate most, and changes took place. The issue of