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Somalia launches five-year national transformation plan

MOGADISHU — Somalia has officially launched a five-year strategic plan aimed at accelerating the country’s progress in economic growth, good governance and environmental resilience. The National Transformation Plan (NTP 2025-2029) seeks to advance Somalia’s social development, the Ministry of Planning, Investment and Economic Development said in a statement issued during …

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SoDMA holds conference in Nairobi on reducing impact of drought in Somalia

NAIROBI — A 5-day conference in Nairobi, Kenya, organized by the Somali Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA) was launched by the agency’s chief, Mohamud  Moallim Abdulle on Monday. The conference is a significant step toward addressing the critical issue of drought in Somalia. It brings together policymakers, experts, and stakeholders to …

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Emergency relief training kicks off at AUSSOM HQ to enhance life-saving skills

MOGADISHU — A two-day Emergency Relief Training program commenced on Friday at the headquarters of the Australian Security and Support Operations Management (AUSSOM). The training, aimed at bolstering essential life-saving capabilities, is tailored for both security and civilian personnel. Facilitated by a team of experienced medical professionals, the program focuses …

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UN, Somali government meet to discuss rural development & displacement Solutions

MOGADISHU — The Director-General of the National Rural Development and Sustainable Solutions Center, Mrs. Sahra Abdi, met with Mr. Sophos Sophianos, the Head of Projects at UN-Habitat Somalia, to discuss critical issues related to displacement, rural development, and the creation of sustainable solutions for vulnerable communities across Somalia. The meeting …

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MSF warns of malnutrition crisis in Somalia

MOGADISHU — International medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) on Thursday warned of soaring malnutrition rates in Somalia, where chronic funding shortfalls have crippled humanitarian efforts. According to the MSF, without immediate and sustained support, thousands of children face not only starvation but also weakened immunity, increased vulnerability to diseases, …

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African Union peacekeepers in Somalia accused of widespread abuse

A new African Union peace enforcement mission, known by its acronym AUSSOM, was launched at the beginning of the year to support a fragile Somali government that has struggled against a jihadist insurgency entrenched in the countryside. AUSSOM is the third iteration of a multinational combat force first deployed in Somalia in 2007. Yet, …

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EAC launches project to boost agricultural productivity

DAR ES SALAAM — The East African Community (EAC) on Tuesday launched the 12.5-million-U.S.-dollar Sustainable Regional Agricultural Extension (ENSURE) project to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability across the region. The EAC said in a statement on Wednesday that the three-year project, funded by the African Development Bank (AfDB), is expected …

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