Thirsty Somalis Trek 60 KM for Water as Drought and Conflict Bite

A second poor rainy season in Somalia has pushed livestock herders in the drought-hit Puntland region to trek an average of 60 km (40 miles) to fetch drinking water, aid agencies said on Monday, callin...

Black Hawk Down

In 1993, elite US forces launched a disastrous raid in the Somali capital Mogadishu. Abdulaziz Ali Ibrahim was working with the UN in Somalia at the time.

Last Resident Leaves Somali Town Taken by Islamic State

One month ago, heavily armed militiamen who support the Islamic State (IS) militant group walked into the Somali town of Qandala and seized it without opposition. The town on the Red Sea became the fir...

Minnesota Legislature Swears First Somali-American Lawmaker In U.S.

Ilhan Omar took the oath as the nation's first Somali-American lawmaker this week, just days after an 8,500-mile journey that retraced her path from her war-torn homeland to Kenya to the Minnesota Capi...

East Africa: Rwanda and Kenya Bolster Trade Across Borders

[East African] East Africa received a mixed bag of results in doing business in the latest report by World Bank; with Rwanda and Kenya leading while Burundi, South Sudan and Somalia brought up the rear...

Returning Somali Refugees Find it Hard to Build New Lives

Ibrahim Hassan, 49, was delighted to have a home after living more than 20 years#160;in Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp. #160; ?All my life I never slept in a house of my own, he said. Half of my life I sp...

Local muscle

Could strong local forces who know the territory be the answer Somalia's security crisis?

Chinese hostages freed by pirates are heading home

Nine of the 10 Chinese sailors released after four-and-a-half years as hostages of Somali pirates boarded a China Southern Airlines flight home from Kenya's capital, Nairobi, on Monday. One who is sick...

Mogadishu Car Blast Kills 3

A car bomb exploded outside a tire shop in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, on Sunday evening, killing at least three people and injuring four others, witnesses and officials said....

No answers from Kenya on deaths of 150 troops

Kenyan officials have said nothing about the country's "largest military defeat" at a base in Somalia.
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