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Life in Qurdubey Camp: A Struggle for Survival In the heart of southern Somalia’s Gedo region lies Qurdubey displacement camp, where resilience and desperation coexist. The families residing here are trapped in a daily battle for basic necessities—food, shelter, and hope. With only a fraction receiving aid, many are left to rely on sharing, begging, or whatever they can scrounge to survive. As of now, less than 10 percent of the camp’s population—only 700 out of approximately 8,000 families—are enrolled in the cash…

In many corners of the world, women pivotally contribute to the very fabric of society; yet, structural hindrances continue to impede their full participation in the business and workforce sectors. Imagine what could be achieved if resources were equitably available to all. Unfortunately, cultural norms that restrict possibilities, legal roadblocks, and a lack of access to vital resources often encumber women, denying them the chance to flourish. This reality presents challenges not only to women…

Caged and has misplaced Mogadishu, Farmajo's restricted means to save lots of "legacy" MOGADISHU, Somalia | The final 4 months have been hectic for Somalia's President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, in what might outline his tenure as both a statesman or an imperial dictator who strives to remain on the helm regardless of his dwindling fortunes. With the strain of the worldwide group and this from…

To meet the health crisis, major measures have been taken in Mali. But that's not all. At the same time, the authorities invoke "the country's security situation" and "persistent terrorist acts" to implement a whole range of other measures. Without any connection to Covid-19, they mark a serious screwdriver. Mali has been in…