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Who Makes the HOA's Political Scene?
At the HOA's Political Scene, we publish news from the Horn of Africa in addition to researches and political analyses to the crises and the political development in the Horn of Africa.
You may find this website a toughest website in politics. I take your pardon; I really do not have any tolerance towards those religious military dictators as I do not have tolerance towards what we call the mechanical majority dictatorship of the sectarian parties.
So, WELCOME to the home page of the toughest website about the Horn of Africa's Political Scene. Please, enjoy browsing this website by choosing the suitable category/site map and take the late news from the Political Scene of the Horn of Africa's Blog.
It is obvious that the Political Scene in the Horn of Africa takes all the political topics in the Horn of Africa. We consider that the late news is very important to know the political development in the Horn of Africa.
In addition, the great sum of political analyses in some columns enlighten the political situations, complicated they are or clear.
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The Horn of Africa consists geographically, as it is well known, of the following countries: Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, and Sudan.
However, Kenya is just an extension to the political map, which includes Uganda too to form the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD). The regional organization focuses on initiatives to control the draught and the development of the area.
However, preceded ambitions before the late mad Ethio-Eritrean Wars have indicated possibilities to spread to form an East African Block!
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