BORAMA (SOHA) – The University of Amoud, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and with funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF), has launched a first of its kind Master Programme in Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability, with thirty students from Somaliland, Puntland, Jubaland, Galmudug, South West, …
Read More »QC warns of famine in Somalia amid worsening drought
MOGADISHU (SOHA) – Qatar charity has warned of the risk of famine and worsening living conditions in Somalia, as a severe drought in the country has left millions of Somalis without food security, according to local and international reports. Also, the poor infrastructure and services are playing a major role …
Read More »Floods displace thousands people in Beledweyne
BELEDWEYNE (SOHA) – Thousands of Somali families have been left homeless following continued flooding in parts of Beledweyne, the regional capital of Somalia’s Hiran region over the past days. Hiran deputy governor for Social affairs, Sheikh Hussein Osman told Radio Shabelle that the 5,000 people fled from different suburbs of …
Read More »Mayor of Mogadishu appeals urgent humanitarian assist in order to save lives in IDPs camps
MOGADISHU (SOHA) – H.E.Abdirahman Omar Osman (Eng. Yarisow), the Mayor of Mogadishu & Governor of Benadir Region has launched an urgent appeal to save lives of Internally Displaced People (IDPS) in the capital city of Mogadishu who are facing the worst humanitarian crises as the rain season intensifies. Mayor Yarisow …
Read More »Five Killed in Somalia Flooding Disaster
MOGADISHU(SOHA) — At least five people, including two children, have died following severe flooding that has displaced thousands of people in Somalia. The presence of Al-Shabaab groub has hindered delivery of aid to affected communities across the conflict-prone East African country. The children have been confirmed dead in Cadaado city …
Read More »UNICEF Somalia publishs its annual report 2017
MOGADISHU (SOHA) – The devastating 2017 drought was felt throughout Somalia, and UNICEF scaled up its operations to mitigate the worst effects. As both the Gu (April/May) and the Deyr (November/December) rains failed, we saw animals die, crops fail and a huge exodus of people from their homes to makeshift …
Read More »WHO roots for strong health system in Somalia to hasten reconstruction
NAIROBI (SOHA) – The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday urged robust investments in Somalia’s fragile health care infrastructure as a means to accelerate the country’s reconstruction after two and a half decades of civil strife. Senior officials said at a forum in Nairobi that affordable health care will help …
Read More »QC’s celebrates Arab Orphans Day in and outside Qatar
DOHA (SOHA) – Qatar Charity, through its Executive Management of Local Operations, organized a mass festival at Aspire Zone to celebrate the Arab Orphans Day, while an event was also held in the city of Garissa in Kenya to celebrated this day. The charity aimed, through the festival, to raise …
Read More »AfDB launches “Say No to Famine” project in Somalia
MOGADISHU ( SOHA) – The African Development Bank has launched the Say No to Famine – Short-Term Regional Emergency Response Project, STRERP, for Somalia. As a response to food security, the Bank has supported the people of Somalia, mobilizing approximately $34 million, from both the Transition Support Facility of the …
Read More »Japan provides US$3million to keep Somalia’s drought affected children healthy, in school and protected
MOGADISHU (SOHA) – The Government of Japan is providing generous funding to UNICEF to support children with proper sanitation facilities in schools, keep them in education and provide abused women and children with support services, UNICEF said today. The US$3million grant will, over the course of the next year, help some …
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