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SOMALIA: Flooding cuts off access to Jowhar

SOMALIA: Flooding cuts off access to Jowhar May 16, 2021 BELEDWEYNE (HAN) May 16. 2021. Public Diplomacy and Regional Stability Initiatives News. Monitoring Regional Issues. Travel to the regional capital of Hirshabelle has been cut off after intense flooding rendered the roads unusable, according to local officials and residents. Hirshabelle administration Minister of Relief and Disaster Management Abdimahad Abdullahi Qoorgaab told VOA that floods have cut off roads on both sides of the city and that flooding has displaced over 7,000 families in the area. He added that the planes can barely land at the regional airport and that a small boat is required to traverse the city.

UNHCR - Solar cooperatives give refugees and locals in Ethiopia clean energy and livelihoods

Solar cooperatives give refugees and locals in Ethiopia clean energy and livelihoods Refugees and locals are coming together to provide affordable, green energy to their communities in Ethiopia s Somali region. Ali Mohamed Hussein (right), a refugee, and Ahmed Hussein, a local community member, jointly manage the solar mini-grid in Buramino Refugee Camp. © UNHCR/Giulia Naboni By Giulia Naboni and Elisabeth Haslund, Ethiopia  |  03 June 2021 In south-eastern Ethiopia’s arid and remote Somali region, energy is not something that can be taken for granted, either by the more than 168,000 Somali refugees staying in five camps in the Dollo Ado and Bokolmayo areas, or by the communities that surround them. 

Solar cooperatives give refugees and locals in Ethiopia clean energy and livelihoods - Ethiopia

Solar cooperatives give refugees and locals in Ethiopia clean energy and livelihoods Format Ahmed (left), chairman of the Buramino cooperative, with his vice chairman Ali, a Somali refugee. © UNHCR/Giulia Naboni Refugees and locals are coming together to provide affordable, green energy to their communities in Ethiopia’s Somali region. By Giulia Naboni and Elisabeth Haslund, Ethiopia | 03 June 2021 In south-eastern Ethiopia’s arid and remote Somali region, energy is not something that can be taken for granted, either by the more than 168,000 Somali refugees staying in five camps in the Dollo Ado and Bokolmayo areas, or by the communities that surround them.