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Change of communication law will discourage investors, hurt Somaliland’s standing

Somaliland has in the recent past channelled its efforts towards getting international recognition, a move that saw it earn praises for enhancing democratisation process with a free market-based economy, but the gains have taken a regressive path following an amendment to the Telecommunications Act that pundits have said will damage the reputation of the country and erode the gains made.

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