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Somalia: Al-Shabaab leader captured in Mogadishu - Vimarsana News

Somalia: Al-Shabaab leader captured in Mogadishu

Somalia: Al-Shabaab leader captured in Mogadishu

Somali intelligence capture 'key' aide to Al Shabaab leader - Vimarsana News

Somali intelligence capture 'key' aide to Al Shabaab leader

The security forces and the National Intelligence Service (NISA) arrested Muhiyidin Daqare, who was described as a close advisor to Al Shabaab leader

Salafi-Jihadi Movement Weekly Update, February 1, 2024 | Institute for the Study of War - Vimarsana News

Salafi-Jihadi Movement Weekly Update, February 1, 2024 | Institute for the Study of War

Key Takeaway: The Somali Federal Government (SFG) is intensifying operations to clear al Shabaab’s remaining havens in central Somalia with support from international partners, including the United States, and said it will expand its offensive into s

From drought to floods: Deadly cocktail of war and climate change takes toll in Somalia - Vimarsana News

From drought to floods: Deadly cocktail of war and climate change takes toll in Somalia

Some of the world’s poorest are bearing the brunt of climate change despite having done the least to cause it

IRC raises alarm as cholera outbreak surges in Somalia, following El Niño rains - Vimarsana News

IRC raises alarm as cholera outbreak surges in Somalia, following El Niño rains

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is sounding an alarm following a rapidly spreading cholera outbreak in Somalia’s central region of Hiraan following intense flooding caused by El Niño rains. The outbreak presents a grave public health crisis, with the majority of cases being severe and affecting the most vulnerable population. Over 55% of the 980 reported cases were children under the age of five.

Source: rescue.org