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January 24, 2023: The United States, along with a lot of other foreign investors have, since mid-2022 seen Somalia as safe enough for expensive investments There are still problems investors have to deal with While the Somali government has ac

January 24, 2023: The United States, along with a lot of other foreign investors have, since mid-2022 seen Somalia as safe enough for expensive investments There are still problems investors have to deal with While the Somali government has ac

Fighting between the government and the militant group is driving people from their homes and complicating efforts to get food aid to those who are on the verge of starvation.

Defense spokesman says two military operations were involved 

The joint study by the United Nations, Somalia's health ministry and the country’s national university found that mental disorder is prevalent across the

People in Somalia are highly traumatized due to political instability, prolonged violence and humanitarian crisis, a new health study said. The joint study by the United Nations, Somalia's health ministry and the country’s national university found that mental disorder is prevalent across the country. It said that cases are about 77 percent higher than a…

New study finds high prevalence of mental disorders in a country with chronic civil strife for 30+ years

WASHINGTON - People in Somalia are highly traumatized due to political instability, prolonged violence and humanitarian crisis, a new health study said.

Somalia s central bank aims to replace the only high value currency note still in use by next year to deal with counterfeit bills, excess cash in circ...

The U.N. warns that unless urgent action is taken, half a million children could die in the drought-ravaged nation within just six months.