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Marginalized and Impoverished IDP Families Find Shelter in Washington Camp In the heart of Northeastern State, where hope often feels just out of reach, numerous families from marginalized communities have started a new chapter of survival in the Washington internal displacement camp. The current year has proven to be a tumultuous one, and the stark reality they face is nothing short of alarming. Urban life has grown increasingly unattainable for them; whether it’s due to exorbitant living costs or the ever-present…

The Struggles of Displaced Families in Baidoa: A Glimpse into Their Lives In a world where the echoes of hope often clash with the harsh realities of survival, we find compelling stories of resilience and despair. In the IDP (Internally Displaced Persons) camp situated in Baidoa, Somalia, the plight of families like that of Quresho Adan Ishaq captures attention. A widow who has been blind since birth, Quresho is a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who fight against dire odds to nurture the next generation.…

Struggles in Central Somalia: A Glimpse into the Lives of Families In a quiet corner of Dusamareb, Somalia, Mohamed Mahmoud Hussein stands in his metal workshop, gripped by the unsettling reality that his doors may soon close for good. His concern, however, stretches beyond the confines of his business; it envelops his family. Five of his children have faced expulsion from school due to unpaid fees, a heart-wrenching consequence of his current struggles. “I owe $150 at Waabari School, where my daughter was…

Mogadishu (AX) — In a deeply concerning plea, Ali Jeyte Osman, commander of the Ma'awisleey community defense forces in Somalia, has raised the critical issue of relocating the families of Al-Shabaab fighters. His remarks reflect not only his frustration but also the larger societal tensions faced in a nation grappling with the effects of a prolonged conflict. During an insightful interview with Radio Shabelle on a recent Sunday, **Jeyte voiced his dismay** over the ongoing situation where the families of Al-Shabaab…

Minnesota Attorney General Advocates for Community in Fraudulent Housing Case MINNEAPOLIS, Minn (AX) — In the picturesque city of Minneapolis, a legal drama is unraveling that echoes a broader narrative of trust, betrayal, and resilience in the Somali-American immigrant community. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has urged a judge to compel Nolosha Development to refund substantial deposits from Somali-American families who found themselves ensnared in a web of unkept promises and dreams…

After Al-Shabaab Abduction, Mandera Chiefs Reunite With Families MANDERA, Kenya - It’s a day etched into the memory of Mandera: a day when the much-anticipated presidential visit was overshadowed by a dark cloud covering the fate of five local chiefs. Earlier this year, these community leaders found themselves in the throes of uncertainty, kidnapped by the ominous presence of Al-Shabaab. For 60 arduous days, their families grasped onto threads of hope, peering into the abyss of negotiations that spanned borders and…

Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International – Monitoring There are places on this earth where the gentle, seemingly innocent grains of sand become an unstoppable force of nature, reshaping lives with an unyielding grip on the future. Imagine waking up one day to find that your steadfast ally in life—your home—is slowly being consumed, silently and unhurriedly, by shifting sand dunes. This is the stark reality of 150 families in the Midnimo settlement, north of Kismayo, in Somalia's Lower Juba…

In a world where compassion often finds itself stretched thin, actions such as those undertaken by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) shine brightly. On a bustling Friday morning, KSrelief took a tangible step towards easing hunger by distributing a generous 1,390 food baskets to the families most in need in Somalia's Sool and Sanaag regions. This heartfelt endeavor touched the lives of 8,340 individuals. It's not just about the numbers; it's about mothers,…

Northeastern State’s Complex Narrative on Justice and the Treatment of Women and Children in Conflict In the sands of Garowe, a city that bears witness to countless discussions on justice and morality, the Minister of Justice and Religious Affairs, Mohamed Abdi Wahab, recently made a poignant statement. His words were not merely declarations but a resonant appeal to the core principles of human rights and Islamic teachings. "Women and children linked to ISIS," he asserted, "should never be…

Displaced and Struggling: The Human Cost of Conflict in Erigabo Imagine being forced to leave everything you know, embarking on an uncertain journey in search of survival. This is the stark reality for hundreds of individuals, predominately women and children, who have fled the ongoing conflict in Erigabo, nestled within the Sanag region. Now, these displaced souls are seeking refuge in neighboring areas like Hingalol, Dhahar, and Cawsane. Yet, the path forward remains fraught with uncertainty and struggle.…