Author: Abdihakim Siyad

Abdihakim Siyad is a Kenyan journalist, blogger, and founder of Siyad Reports, an independent digital platform focused on global news, geopolitics, and in-depth political analysis. His work covers international relations, governance, security, and developments across Africa and the Horn of Africa, with a strong interest in investigative and analytical journalism. He is committed to delivering clear, balanced, and fact-based reporting that brings context to complex global issues.

Kenya’s Political Landscape in 2025 Kenya’s political scene  is at a pivotal point. Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has proposed a constitutional referendum to address unresolved legal and structural gaps in governance. Coupled with the passing of opposition leader Raila Odinga, the nation faces major political shifts, coalition realignments, and debates over its constitutional future. Musalia Mudavadi’s Call for a Constitutional Referendum Why a Referendum is Considered Necessary Mudavadi has emphasized that Kenya is at a constitutional crossroads. He argues that unresolved issues in the 2010 Constitution particularly electoral boundaries, gender representation, and governance structures  must be addressed to ensure the credibility…

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A Region in Crisis North Eastern Kenya is experiencing one of the most severe droughts in decades, pushing millions of pastoralists, herders, and rural families to the brink of famine. Garissa, Wajir, and Mandera  the three counties that make up the region  are facing prolonged dry spells, failed rains, depleted water sources, and devastating livestock losses. These conditions have serious social, economic, and environmental consequences for the largely pastoral communities. The Current Drought Situation Failed Rainfall Seasons and Climatic Impact Meteorological data indicate that the October–December 2024 rains failed, followed by the March–May and October–December 2025 seasons. This lack of precipitation has…

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Somalia’s presence in the international diplomatic stage has always been shaped by its diplomats, and at the forefront of this mission stands Abukar Osman, Somalia’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations, known for his eloquence, strategic thinking, and unwavering commitment to Somalia’s sovereignty, Osman has become a key figure in defending the country’s interests on the global stage particularly in response to Israel’s policies regarding Somaliland Recognition. Biography of Abukar Osman Abukar Osman has dedicated his career to diplomacy and international relations.  Born and raised in Somalia. He is reported to have studied political science and international law, building…

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