27/03/2026
The mandate of the central government is expiring without a credible agreement on elections, exposing a dangerous vacuum of leadership and legitimacy. At the same time, the continued assault and coercive actions against certain federal member states are not only reckless—they are a direct threat to the federal structure and a betrayal of the principles meant to hold Somalia together.
This pattern of unilateralism and aggression is eroding trust, deepening divisions, and placing the nation’s fragile security at grave risk. If this course is not urgently corrected, Somalia is being driven toward a perilous path—one that risks institutional collapse, internal fragmentation, and ultimately self-destruction.
The warning signs are clear: without inclusive dialogue, respect for federalism, and a genuine commitment to a lawful electoral process, the country’s future will not just be uncertain—it will be dangerously compromised.
