Somalia was a Marxist-Leninist government under Siad Barre, and he bought unprecedented change in the course of three decades (which is unusual for any African country). I remember vaguely reading that it was referred to as the 'Switzerland of Africa' at one point. Do any of you believe that Marxism can be the radical change that Somalia needs in modern times as well? Especially considering the violence and extremism caused by Al-Shabab and the perpetual funding of duroos from Saudi-Arabia that causes more religious devotion.
(I'm aware Siad Barre wasn't a perfect man, but please for the sake of the question, place his discrimination against some tribes aside for a moment.)
(I'm aware Siad Barre wasn't a perfect man, but please for the sake of the question, place his discrimination against some tribes aside for a moment.)