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Berbera, Djibouti, Mogadishu and the Horn's maritime gateways.
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Insurers, carriers and Horn port authorities say the rebalancing that began in 2024 is now hardening into a durable trade map.
HornCompass · Reuters · By Ahmed Warsame · July 21, 2026
The mechanism gives Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya a shared operations room to defuse border incidents within hours rather than days.
HornCompass · IGAD wire · By Yasmin Abdi · July 20, 2026
Officials say more than 1.2 million voters were added, with the biggest jumps in Sool and Sanaag as the November poll approaches.
HornCompass · Somaliland NEC · By Muna Yusuf · July 19, 2026
Leaders from Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti and Kenya signed a limited framework on cross-border operations, but the thorniest questions were quietly deferred.
HornCompass · By Yasmin Abdi · July 13, 2026
A second berth and a new logistics zone are turning the Somaliland port into a serious challenger to Djibouti's dominance.
HornCompass · By Ahmed Warsame · July 12, 2026
The mechanism gives smaller Horn states a formal channel into peacekeeping debates for the first time.
HornCompass · By Rahel Bekele · July 11, 2026
New scholarship programs and community coding clubs are shifting classroom composition faster than officials expected.
HornCompass · By Sagal Mohamed · July 10, 2026
The program targets shipping, logistics and marine environment careers.
HornCompass · By Amina Osman · July 5, 2026
Hargeisa opens representative offices in three new capitals as officials frame recognition as a matter of regional stability.
HornCompass · By Muna Yusuf · July 13, 2026
Officials say biometric registration cut duplicate entries sharply, but civil society groups want the audit report published in full.
HornCompass · By Ismail Kayd · July 11, 2026
Berbera's livestock terminal is running at capacity, and traders report the strongest pre-Hajj window in three years.
HornCompass · By Ahmed Warsame · July 10, 2026
For seven centuries, the Aksumite empire minted its own coins, traded with Rome and India, and made Ethiopia one of the first Christian states on earth.
HornCompass · By Rahel Bekele · July 8, 2026
Imam Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi's campaigns, and Portugal's intervention on the Christian side, redrew religion and power from Zeila to Lake Tana.
HornCompass · By Marta Fikru · July 6, 2026
A joint investment desk aims to route more electronics, fisheries and agri-tech deals through Berbera.
HornCompass · By Ahmed Warsame · July 15, 2026
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is now feeding all 13 turbines, reshaping power markets from Addis Ababa to Nairobi.
HornCompass · By Yasmin Abdi · July 14, 2026
Seven blocks off the Indian Ocean coast are on offer as Mogadishu bets on hydrocarbons to fund reconstruction — and tests investor appetite after years of legal disputes.
HornCompass · By Ahmed Warsame · July 11, 2026
The finished asphalt now runs uninterrupted from the port to the Ethiopian border, cutting truck times by up to a third.
HornCompass · By Yasmin Abdi · July 10, 2026
A 400 kV line via Loyada could deliver cheap Ethiopian and geothermal power to Mogadishu by 2029, planners say.
HornCompass · By Yasmin Abdi · July 8, 2026
FIFA is not merely prone to corruption; it is institutionally structured to facilitate it.
HornCompass · By HornCompass Editorial · July 28, 2026
