UNITED NATIONS: Two dozen countries debated the future of Somalia at the United Nations on Friday, weeks after a plan…
September 24, 2011 | by Hanad Askar
Teams from Turkish Red Crescent are playing several games with Somali children at tent camp in Mogadishu during their spare…
Twenty aid agencies issued an open letter on 21 September urging the international community to “put people’s lives before politics…
Cell phones may bring relief to famine victims in parts of Somalia controlled by al Shabaab insurgents as donors seek…
Abdiweli Mohamed Ali has listed his accomplishments on less than half a typewritten page, from a teaching fellowship at Harvard…
Abdiweli M. Ali’s to-do list looks nothing like yours. Rid a country of a fearsome militant Islamist group. Deliver humanitarian…
IOM is currently carrying out an operation to assist some 500 Ethiopian migrants stranded in Hargeisa,Somaliland, who wish to go home voluntarily.
Mogadishu – A British woman abducted from a Kenyan beach resort last week has reportedly been transferred to a village…
PRESS RELEASE 18 September 2011 The President of the Government of Puntland State ofSomalia, H.E. Abdirahman Mohamed Mohamud (Farole), has…
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — A top US anti-terror advisor Friday hinted at the debate inside the White House over legal constraints…
Most humanitarians see the dire situation in Somalia as the worst possible combination of circumstances. War, poverty, displacement, drought, famine
The United Nations’ warnings could not be clearer. A drought-induced famine is steadily creeping across Somalia and tens of thousands of people have already died.