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UN: Somalia Needs Urgent Aid to Avert Famine

ROME — Drought-ridden Somalia is at risk of a repeat of the famine that killed nearly 260,000 people in 2011 if aid is not stepped up over the next two months, United Nations agencies said Wednesday, calling for more funds. Five million Somalis do not have...

Kenya:Al-Shabaab militants attacked an Administration Police camp in Mandera

Unknown number of police officers were killed when suspected Al-Shabaab militants attacked an Administration Police camp in Mandera. The Thursday 1.25am raid happened at the camp in Arabia. Speaking to Nation.co.ke on phone, Lafey Deputy County Commissioner Eric Oronyi said the unknown number of heavily armed...

Muslim ban: Japanese and Muslim Americans join forcesZ

By:Massoud Hayoun Japanese Americans remember discrimination they endured during WWII and say they will defend Muslim Americans. Los Angeles, United States - For Japanese and Muslim Americans embracing a growing relationship in the movement to resist what many consider to be President Donald Trump's discriminatory policymaking, history...

Letter to my daughter: my hopes for 2017

By:Leyla Hussein A year ago anti-FGM campaigner Leyla Hussein wrote to her teenage daughter about her hopes for her generation in 2016. She had no idea what was to follow. My dearest Feyrus, Where do I start? I wrote to you a year ago to express my...

Confusion about Muslim ban stokes fears in Edmonton

Ahmed Abdulkadir’s phone hasn’t stopped ringing. On the other end it's been people stopped at the United States border, people with thwarted travel plans, people totally confused about how the new ban even worked. As the executive director of the Ogaden Somali Community of Alberta, Abdulkadir...

Millions urgently need food in Kenya, Somalia

Somalia and Ethiopia are in need of food aid, FAO has said. The UN body yesterday warned the risks are massive and the costs high. It said response must be immediate. “The magnitude of the situation calls for scaled-up action and coordination at the national and...

ACLU legal director advises immigrants in U.S. not to travel overseas

  The audience seated in the basement of Bethany Lutheran Church in south Minneapolis on Tuesday night was mostly Somali immigrants, mostly scared but determined. They came to learn more about President Donald Trump's executive order on refugees and immigrants from seven mostly Muslim countries. Their...

15,000 Somalis ‘heartbroken’ by Trump refugee ban

Nearly 15,000 Somalis who fled their war-torn country to Kenya and planned to resettle in the United States are now stuck in the world's largest refugee camp because President Trump suspended the U.S. asylum program. They include 137 refugees who just days ago thought they...

Why Somaliland Shouldn’t Accept the UAE Bid for Berbera Base

Though not internationally recognized, Somaliland has a fully functioning political system, government institutions, a police force and its own currency, Somaliland is a nation that governs itself despite lacking recognition. Geographically Somaliland locates in the horn of Africa’s most strategic landscape; it has 740...

Canada offers temporary home to those stranded by Trump order

Ottawa (AFP) - Canada will offer temporary residence permits to people stranded in the country as a result of US President Donald Trump's travel ban, the immigration ministry said Sunday. "Let me assure those who may be stranded in Canada that I will use my...