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Crops have failed, livestock has perished and as countries around the globe grapple with the impact of the climate crisis, Somalia has endured the worst drought on record

FILE – Nunay Mohamed, 25, who fled the drought-stricken Lower Shabelle area, holds her one-year old malnourished child at a …

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African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) and Somali Security Forces Step up Joint Patrols in Barawe

Eleven Somali government soldiers were killed and three others injured in a roadside explosion Monday in the southwestern Gedo region, officials said, as the African Union peacekeeping force began a second round of troop withdrawals. The explosion targeted a convoy of military vehicles between the towns of Luuq and Doolow, deputy governor of security and…

Al-Shabab militants attacked convoys carrying Ethiopian soldiers in Somalia’s southwestern Bakool region early Sunday, Somali officials said. The ambush targeted two convoys, one traveling from the Somali town of Yeed to Wajid and the second convoy as it traveled from El Barde to the town of Huddur. Ethiopian troops have bases in Wajid and Huddur.…

1st phase saw drawdown of 2,000 soldiers

Analysis: The Somali government has had little success fighting an insurgency and winning public support. Will it be able to prevent Al-Shabab from seizing control without international backing?

Force commander says none of the troop-contributing countries can afford to sit on their hands yet as biggest task will be to support the Somali forces to maintain gains made.

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