REPORTS

MOGADISHU — In a scene reflecting the depth of fraternal bonds and noble humanitarian values, Qatari developmental institutions continue to leave their educational marks in Somalia, emphasizing that investing in youth is the fundamental pillar for building a stable and sustainable future for coming generations. The Somali National News Agency …

​Escalating Humanitarian Crisis Amidst highly complex humanitarian conditions, millions in Somalia face the specter of hunger threatening livelihoods and stability, amid urgent international calls to rectify the situation before the region slides into an unprecedented food catastrophe. The latest data from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) revealed an …

Within the framework of an integrated humanitarian response for the holy month of Ramadan, Life for Relief and Development launched its 33rd global campaign, issuing an urgent appeal for institutional solidarity to assist 4.6 million Somalis—a quarter of the population—facing acute food insecurity. ​This mobilization comes as field data indicates …

MOGADISHU — ​The Federal Republic of Somalia is experiencing a state of high humanitarian alert due to a severe drought sweeping across vast areas, causing catastrophic impacts on the agricultural and pastoral sectors. A report by “Al-Araby Al-Jadeed” indicates that humanitarian conditions in displacement camps have reached critical levels, where …

​More than 150 children from internally displaced families residing in camps in Galkayo city, Northeast Somalia (including ‘Allah-Aamin,’ ‘Duniyale,’ and ‘Bulo-Agon’ camps), are facing a severe educational crisis that directly threatens their future. Since September, these children, who completed their primary education, have been forced to stop attending school after …

HARGEISA — ​In a new and painful chapter of the climate crisis gripping the Horn of Africa, the fallout from the current drought in Somaliland is severely impacting the education sector, threatening to derail the future of an entire generation. The Ministry of Education and Higher Training confirmed that the …

By Abdirisak Mohamud Tuuryare MOGADISHU — In 2009, a young boy named Ismail Hashim arrived at Badbado camp in Mogadishu, fleeing a devastating drought in southern Somalia. He and his family had nothing but the clothes they wore and an uncertain future ahead. “We left everything behind—just to survive,” he …

In the aftermath of heavy rains that swept across the Nugal region in northeastern Somalia, hundreds of farming and pastoralist families in Puntland have suffered devastating losses amid a near-total absence of government or international aid. The flash floods, which struck the outskirts of Garowe – the state capital – …

In the dusty plains of Al-Hidaya camp on the outskirts of Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, mothers sit outside makeshift shelters, shielding their children from the scorching heat with scraps of cloth. Most families here fled recurrent droughts and conflict, seeking safety and basic assistance near the capital. But they were dealt …

A recent report by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has revealed that ongoing conflicts in Puntland and the Shabelle regions have displaced over 100,000 people. The humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate as clashes persist in various parts of the country. According to the OCHA …