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USAID provides additional $29M to support resilience and food security in Somalia

MOGADISHU — The United States, through USAID, is providing nearly $29 million in additional assistance to build resilience and improve food security for Somalia’s most vulnerable people. In Somalia, an estimated 6.9 million people require humanitarian assistance in 2024 due to the combined impacts of severe weather events, insecurity, disease …

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Somalia’s school enrollment surges as displaced families gain access

MOGADISHU — Efforts to boost education in Somalia have yielded a sharp increase in school enrollment, with government initiatives and international partners like UNICEF spearheading programs to provide free education to displaced communities. Yet, the challenge of extending these services to areas reclaimed from armed groups continues to test Somalia’s …

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Accord University launches Somalia’s first e-sports club in major partnership

MOGADISHU — Somalia’s burgeoning E-Sports scene takes a transformative leap as the E-Somali Sports Federation and Accord University announce the launch of the Accord E-Sports Club, a pioneering initiative set to empower youth and redefine digital innovation in the country. “This partnership transcends gaming,” said Said Abdullahi Mohamud, President of …

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Somalia facilitates return of 230 nationals in 5-day repatriation effort

MOGADISHU  — The Somali government has ramped up its efforts to repatriate nationals from foreign African countries, successfully facilitating the return of 230 citizens who were stranded or detained over the past five days. This repatriation process, supported by the United Nations migration agency, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), …

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Somalia repatriates stranded citizens from Madagascar

MOGADISHU — A group of 47 Somali citizens stranded in Madagascar have been successfully repatriated to their homeland. The operation, authorised by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, underscores the government’s commitment to protecting its citizens, particularly those facing hardship abroad. Tragically, 28 Somalis lost their lives during the perilous journey to Madagascar. …

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