A long-term maritime agreement could boost Somalia’s naval capacity to curb illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.

This 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 ...

Drought, conflict, and high food prices might push another one million Somalians into crisis levels of food insecurity in the ...

"The cuts to the nutrition programs are coming at the worst possible time. Malnutrition rates are soaring, displacement is rising, and the need for aid has never been greater," Ali said in a statement ...

A Somali official explains how a show of national ownership, open communication and rare unity has brought an unlikely IMF ...

The WFP provides up to 90 per cent of food assistance in Somalia, making it an essential lifeline for thousands of people, ...

The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has issued an urgent warning for Somalia, where 1.7 million young children are at risk of ...

A forecast drought in the next crop cycle is set to push an additional 1 million people into crisis-levels of hunger in ...

A long-term maritime agreement could boost Somalia’s naval capacity to curb illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.

Somalia and United Nations agencies have appealed for adequate funding, warning that drought, conflict, and high food prices could push 4.4 million people into hunger.

The United Nations mission in Somalia joined the global community in marking International Women's Day on Saturday by calling ...

A long-term maritime agreement could boost Somalia's naval capacity to curb illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.Somalia loses around US$300 million annually to illegal, unreported and ...