Somalia’s women journalists fight for human rights (UNDP)
The fact that Somalia’s only all-women media house, Bilan, is still in business a year after it was created with […]
Somalia/Uganda: Turning to sweet potatoes in the face of climate change (Trust)
Amina Shale grows vegetables in Somalia. But her work is growing more difficult because of worsening droughts and unpredictable weather—both […]
Somalia: Aid cuts trigger health crisis
One and a half million Somalis have lost access to healthcare over the last two years. Relief agencies say that […]
Somalia: Hunger increases as El Niño floods loom, says UN
Scientists are predicting that the El Niño phenomenon, a warming of the sea surface in the Pacific, will be the […]
Somalia: Male war victims: Drugs, divorce and despair
Somali men are suffering from high rates of drug addiction, divorce and mental illness, according to a World Bank-funded study. […]
Somalia: Farmers plant seeds of hope
Farak Doudi always carries a rifle. He uses the gun to protect his five hectares of banana trees from bandits. […]
Somalia: At least three million in need of aid
In September, the United Nations said that more than a million people in Somalia were struggling to meet their daily […]