Somaliland:Government Adopts Anxious Measures to Reduce Drought’s Impact

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To underscore the serviceness with which the government is taking the plight of the populace, the council of cabinet ministers will from today henceforth,...

East Africa Crisis Appeal raises almost £18m in two days

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Almost £18 million has been raised in just two days as the world races to avoid a devastating famine in the Middle East and...

Somaliland:High Level UN Delegation on a visit to Discuss Drought Coordination

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Senior Somaliland officials among them the Minister of the Interior, Minister of Justice, Minister of Planning, and Deputy Foreign Minister received a senior UN delegation...

Somaliland:WhatsApp proves harbinger of hope for Somali families on the brink of famine

A Somali woman sits with her children inside the shelter at the Al-cadaala camp in Mogadishu. Three consecutive years of drought have brought Somalia to the brink of famine. Photograph: Feisal Omar/Reuters
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With the humanitarian response to Somalia’s food crisis lagging, communities have turned to social media to identify families in need of urgent help Unable to...

As Sir Mo Farah fronts an appeal about starvation in East Africa, UK charity ShelterBox gears up to help the drought-hit nomads of Somaliland

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I was born in Somalia and it breaks my heart to hear stories of how families are suffering.’ As Olympian Sir Mo Farah calls...

Children to pay the price for Trump’s ‘Muslim ban’?

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As U.S. President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban takes effect, an upcoming Fault Lines documentary on Al Jazeera highlights the consequences of a blanket...

A one day forum on rebuilding the confidence of land issues in Somaliland organized by the Academy of peace and Development and FAO

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By Goth Mohamed Goth A one day forum on rebuilding the confidence of land issues in Somaliland organized by the Academy of peace and Development...

Somalia: A country devastated by drought, famine and conflict

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Failing to help imperils world peace and security as extremist groups will use the suffering of the people to their advantage by attracting unemployed...

“It is what you think about yourself that makes you who you are,” says Fahma Yusuf Essa

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PIONEERING SOMALILAND JOURNALIST LOOKS BEYOND PRESENT-DAY HORIZONS By Abdikadir Askar, Communications Lead Somaliland’s pioneering first woman print journalist urges other women to believe in themselves and...

In Somalia’s hidden famine, the children die without names

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On the parched plains of Somaliland, the latest victim of the drought is not even old enough to have a name. By local tradition,...