In this Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016 photo, sap runs out of a frankincense...

In this Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016 photo, sap runs out of a frankincense tree near Mader Moge, Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia. The last wild frankincense forests on Earth are under threat as pri...

Explaining the Somali election process

A short explainer on how the 2017 elections in Somalia will work.

Mortar Rounds Shake Mogadishu Ahead of Somali Presidential Vote

Five mortar rounds exploded near Mogadishu airport in the capital of Somalia on Tuesday evening, ahead of a parliament meeting Wednesday to...

Corruption Likely to Mar Somali Presidential Vote

Election observers in Somalia say corruption is running rampant ahead of Wednesday's presidential election, with candidates giving gifts and large sums of cash to lawmakers to secure their votes. Twent...

UN: UN allocates US$3 million to Somali refugees for pilot project

New York, US (PANA) - The UN Peacebuilding Fund on Thursday allocated US$3 million on a pilot project that will provide peacebuilding and professional skills to Somali refugees volunteering to return f...

Horn of Africa refugees flock to Yemen despite war

More than 100,000 people from Ethiopia and Somalia risked deadly boat journey into war-torn Yemen seeking better lives.

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...
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