Somalia

Why Somalia's Drought Isn't Getting Attention

By Belinda Luscombe

Somalia Heading Towards Famine Amid Drought

By Eloise Barry

Why Biden Is Redeploying Troops to Somalia

By Eloise Barry

U.S. Airstrikes Kill 62 Al Shabaab Militants In Somalia

By Billy Perrigo
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Two Girls Die After FGM Procedure in Somalia

Their death comes after the country vowed to pursue the first FGM prosecution

By Laignee Barron

Somalis Try To Hold On To Hope in Mogadishu

Scenes from the Somalia You Don't See on the News beyond the stories of terrorist outrages lies a country that is not giving up hope for a peaceful future Photographs and Text by Brent Stirton...

What to Know About the Al Shabaab Bombings in Somalia

The attacks are among the worst in recent years

By Eli Meixler

Meet the Former Governor Fighting the Worst Humanitarian Crisis Since 1945

Four simultaneous famines

By Jack Brewster

Somalia: Soldier Who Shot Minister Sentenced to Death

The soldier reportedly mistook Siraji for an Islamic militant before shooting him inside his car

By Ryan Kilpatrick

Somalian Forces Fatally Shoot Young Minister Mistaken for Militant

Abas Abdullahi Sheikh Siraji, 31, was a role model for the nation's youth

By Feliz Solomon

Fartuun Adan: The World Is One Family. Let's Treat Each Other That Way

My late-husband dedicated his life to eradicating violence, so I knew I had to continue his work

By Fartuun Adan

By the Time We Declare a Famine, It's Already Too Late

And the effects can last for a generation

By Aryn Baker / Cape Town

Somali Officials Claim U.S. Airstrike Killed Civilians

The U.S. Africa Command denies the claims

By Feliz Solomon

Food Shortages Hitting 5 Million People in Somalia

A plan to solve the country's humanitarian crisis has only received 32% funding

By Rishi Iyengar

Kenya to Close Dadaab Refugee Camp

The government cited "reasons of pressing national security" for the decision

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Somalian Prime Minister Signs Petition to Ban FGM

More than 90% of Somalian girls reportedly undergo genital mutilation

By Rishi Iyengar

How Somalia Became a Nearly Cashless Society

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Al Shabab Claims Responsibility for Somalia Plane Bomb

The claim was not immediately verified by investigators

By NBC News

James Nachtwey: The Refugees' Lonely Journey

TIME's contract photographer returns to Greece, where the historic influx of refugees continues with no end in sight

By Andrew Katz

Man Sucked from Somali Jet May Have Been Suicide Bomber

Investigators think the man used a wheelchair to conceal a bomb.

By Julia Zorthian
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