Stories from Somalia

The European Union and Somalia are collaborating to advance constitutional reforms and direct elections. This initiative aims to strengthen governance and democratic processes in Somalia.

A Guardian reporter has been detained and beaten in Somalia. The incident occurred while the journalist was on assignment. This event raises serious concerns about press freedom in the region.

A Guardian reporter and colleagues were detained and beaten with pistols by Somali authorities. The incident occurred after they covered the case of a woman alleging torture in prison.

An oncology hospital was inaugurated in Mogadishu 'the other day'.

The World Food Programme (WFP) reports that Somalia faces a looming famine, with approximately 6 million people suffering from acute hunger. One-third of those affected are children, and the crisis is attributed to ongoing drought. The drought is cited as the reason for the acute hunger in Somalia, with one third of the 6 million acutely hungry individuals being children. The World Food Program (WFP) has stated that Somalia is currently facing one of its worst crises. This assessment was reported by multiple Al Araby Radio broadcasts.

An attack occurred in Mogadishu, leading to calls for action to address the situation.

Families in Somalia are facing horrific situations due to displacement. Many have lost their animals and are desperately seeking pasture, water, and food to maintain their livelihoods. The source noted that people are in desperate conditions.

Somalia has intensified a campaign targeting extremist ideologies at the TUBSAN Forum.

Women and mothers in Mogadishu are being impacted by climate crises, conflict, and insecurity. Civilians are being targeted by drones that cannot distinguish between fighters and non-combatants. A representative stated that women and girls must be prioritized in response efforts.

Fuel costs in East Africa have doubled within a two-week period, according to reports. UN humanitarian aid chief Tom Fletcher is currently inspecting a hospital in Mogadishu. The shortage is forcing medical facilities to make difficult decisions regarding which patients to treat.