Somali forces end a 24-hour siege by al-Shabab militants on a hotel, leaving all fighters dead
Somali officials say security forces have ended a 24-hour siege at a hotel in the central city of Beledwyne, leaving an unknown number of people dead, including all the al-Shabab militants who launched the attack.
TNH interviewed nearly a dozen people who all alleged that they, or their deceased relatives, were victims of beatings or ...
A Somali official explains how a show of national ownership, open communication and rare unity has brought an unlikely IMF ...
The United States has been carrying out operations in Somalia since at least 2002 without a formal war declaration.
Panama's government has released dozens of migrants from around the world who were deported from the U.S. The migrants fled conflict, religious persecution, poverty and government crackdowns in ...
One million more people in Somalia could face crisis levels of hunger in coming months due to a forecast drought during the ...
Another one million people in Somalia are about to be plunged into food precarity. So what does Trump do? Drop more bombs on ...
As the world commemorates International Women's Day, the stories of courageous women like Zahra Mohamed Ahmad highlight their ...
The president has rescinded a Biden-era system that required high-level approval for certain drone strikes and commando raids ...
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Somalia Faces Worsening Hunger As Drought, Conflict and High Food Prices Risk Pushing 1 Million More People Into Food InsecurityThis a summary of what was said by WFP's Director of Food Security and Nutrition Analysis, Jean-Martin Bauer at the Geneva Palais Briefing. Alarming new data from Somalia shows that one million more ...
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