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news 144 Nigerian police officers arrive in Somalia to boost security , © Provided by N.C.N. Limited File photo shows Ahlu Suna Wal Jamaa soldiers attend the launch of a process to integrate them into the Somali Security Forces in Dhusamareb, Galmudug, Somalia, July 4, 2019. (Xinhua/AMISOM) A contingent of 144 police officers from Nigeria have arrived in Somalia to boost stabilization efforts in the country, the African Union mission said. MOGADISHU, April 19 (Xinhua) -- A con...

2021-04-18 15:30:58 GMT2021-04-18 23:30:58(Beijing Time) Xinhua English MOGADISHU, April 18 (Xinhua) -- A contingent of 144 police officers from Nigeria have arrived in Somalia to boost stabilization efforts in the country, the African Union mission said on Sunday. AMISOM Police operations coordinator Daniel Ali Gwambal said 30 police officers to serve under the AMISOM for a period of one year will be deployed to Beletweyne in HirShabelle State, while the rest will serve in various roles...

UNICEF Somalia Humanitarian Situation Report No. 3, Reporting Period: 1 – 31 March 2021 Format Highlights In March, UNICEF supported the provision of COVID-19 vaccines in Somalia through COVAX. A total of 300,000 doses were delivered throughout the country with designated hospitals starting vaccinations on March 16th. As of March 31st, 41,329 doses were administered in South Central areas, Puntland, and Somaliland. There were 11,888 children (6,735 girls and 5,153 boys) with severe acute maln...

Somalia: Drought Conditions Situation Update (As of 14 April 2021) Format SITUATION OVERVIEW Most parts of the country are facing critical water shortages, with more than 50 districts facing moderate to severe drought conditions. The situation is particularly concerning as forecasts indicate a second consecutive season of below-average rainfall during the April to June 2021 Gu season. Current forecasts indicate little to no rainfall for most parts of Somalia through the third week of April. The...

English Situation Report on Somalia about Agriculture and Drought; published on 13 Apr 2021 by FAO

Somalia Humanitarian Bulletin, March 2021 Format • Drought conditions in many parts of Somalia results in livestock migration and rapid increase in water prices. • Cases of AWD/cholera cases reported following deteriorating water stress situation. • National COVID-19 vaccinations continue with at least 91,087 people having received the first does of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine across the country as of 6 April. • Desert locust control operations underway following siting of newly ...

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Food distribution in Eljale, Belet Weyne, Somalia, May 2020. © OCHA Daily Noon Briefing Highlights – 15 February 2021 Somalia The Federal Government of Somalia and the UN are asking for US$1.09 billion to provide life-saving assistance to 4 million people across Somalia this year. “Multiple crises including erratic climate shocks, protracted conflict, disease outbreaks and a