Internal tensions hindering Somalia’s political stability Analysts said the unclear separation of powers between federal and state governments is a stumbling block to achieving sustainable security and political stability in Somalia. They also said the lack of a constitutional court to resolve political differences doesn't help. | CGTN Africa

Somalia's parliament has approved significant political reforms, including amendments to the provisional constitution and an overhaul of the electoral system. Key changes involve the introduction of a multi-party system and a shift from an indirect, clan-based voting system to a one-person, one-vote system for direct presidential elections. This week, #TalkAfrica examines these reforms and their potential to unify Somalia's fragmented political landscape. | CGTN Africa

Somalia's parliament has unanimously approved proposals to overhaul the country's electoral system to re-introduce one-person, one-vote system. The plan has been criticised by some leading politicians. Ahead of the vote, former president Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo said the new system does not represent the current political situation, and will not be accepted by society. | CGTN Global Watch