If I were a Somali I would thank Allah for the pirates. For more than 20 years the world has stood by while successive civil wars destroyed Somalia, killing hundreds of…
by Avi Jorisch In recent weeks, the United Nations has sponsored meetings in Mogadishuto help Somalia’s Transitional Federal Government (TFG) improve security, promote reconciliation and draw up a new constitution…
Mogadishu- Wildlife smuggling in Somalia has turned into a lucrative business since the state’s fall, with demand for young lion cubs placing a value on them as high as $1,000…
By Kingsley Ighobor Images of starving Somalis have shaken the conscience of the world: stomachs flattened by hunger, sagging flesh and noses dripping in mucus, fed on by opportunistic toilet…
By: Jan Eliasson Former foreign minister of Sweden The confirmation of cholera deaths in Somalia offers a chilling reminder of what happens when there is no safe water and inadequate…
By: TAPIWA GOMO Somalia is faced with what has been described as the worst drought in 60 years. Reports suggest that thousand of lives have already been lost and millions…
by Kristina C. The famine that has hit Somalia hard since this past July has spread to a sixth part of the country. On Monday, United Nations officials said that…
By Charlene Porter A new analysis of food security in the Horn of Africa reports that the level of acute malnutrition for people in some areas of Somalia exceeds 50…
by Sohail Choudhury Chicago based ex-market researcher Jay Bahadur lived in Somalia for years to break into the information and scoop on Somali piracy racket. Later he wrote a book…
By Julio Godoy The severe drought in the Horn of Africa, which has caused the death of at least 30,000 children and is affecting some 12 million people, especially…
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