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Millions in Somalia facing hunger as drought continues

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Somalia has missed its fifth rainy season in a row, forcing many to abandon their farms. More than seven million people are facing food insecurity in the country.
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Car explosion, gunfire hit hotel in Somalia’s Kismayo: Reports

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State-run TV says security forces dealing with a ‘terrorist incident’ at Tawakal hotel in Kismayo city.
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UN warns famine imminent in Somalia, calls for immediate aid

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A famine could be declared in Somalia within weeks - a sign of dire consequences from the worst drought in decades.
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Ukraine grain ship on its way to Africa for millions facing famin

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A United Nations-chartered ship loaded with grain has set sail from a Black Sea port in Ukraine, heading to Africa.
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Somalia elects Hassan Sheikh Mohamud as new president

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Sheikh Mohamud elected president for the second time, defeating incumbent President in a final round
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Somalia set to hold overdue presidential election

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Citing security reasons, police in Somalia announce a curfew in Mogadishu ahead of the long-delayed election.
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Somalia MPs meet to vote in long-delayed presidential election

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Somali lawmakers gathered in Mogadishu Sunday to vote in the country's long-overdue presidential election.
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Mortar attacks strike Somalia area where new MPs convened

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Somalia's new members of parliament have been sworn in - more than a year behind schedule.
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Somalia: Violence against journalists rises

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Somalia is the most dangerous country in Africa to be a journalist.
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Somalia: First public blood bank in decades opened since rise in unrest

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Dozens of people have been killed in violent attacks this year in Somalia. The attacks have become more frequent amid the election process in the country.
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Mogadishu election: Long-delayed process marred by violence again

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Nearly 50 people were killed this week in twin suicide bomb attacks on politicians in Beledweyne.
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Somalia’s worst drought in 40 years: NGOs warn of deepening crisis

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Hungry and homeless. Al Jazeera report from a refugee camp in Somalia where many displaced by drought are facing starvation.
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UN: Hunger crisis threatens half of Somalia’s young children

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Malnutrition has reached crisis levels, UNICEF senior official says, calling on the international community to act.
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East Africa unrest: Millions of people displaced by conflict

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The challenges East Africa faced this year and whether there is the political will to make changes in 2022.
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Somalia’s president suspends prime minister amid election spat

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Prime minister, marine forces commander suspended until corruption investigations are complete, president’s office says.
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Kenya rejects ICJ’s verdict on Somalia maritime border row

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Nairobi slammed the UN court after it gave Somalia control over an oil and gas rich chunk of the Indian Ocean.
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Top UN court sides with Somalia in sea border dispute with Kenya

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ICJ rules largely in favour of Somalia in setting a sea boundary believed to be rich in oil and gas.
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Rival groups clash in Somali capital over president’s mandate

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Gunfire erupts between security forces loyal to the president and others angered by his extended stay in power.
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Somalia facing second COVID-19 wave

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Cases are rising in the country, and more than 300 people have died from the virus in the last two weeks.
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Somali opposition leaders ‘no longer recognise president’

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A coalition of opposition candidates urges the president, known as Farmajo, to ‘respect the constitution’ and ensure a peaceful transfer of power.
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Trump orders most US troops out of Somalia

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The pullback is part of a larger effort to reduce US troop levels abroad before Donald Trump leaves office in January.
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Remittances to Kenya hit hard by COVID-19

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Coronavirus pandemic means fewer diaspora Africans are sending money home. Al Jazeera looks at how Kenyans are affected.
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Amnesty: Somalia journalists face abusive means of suppression

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A recent Amnesty International report says harassment and intimidation of journalists are so deeply entrenched, it makes Somalia one of the most dangerous places to report from.
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Somalia: Only one hospital to treat country’s COVID-19 patients

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In Somalia, healthcare workers are facing the prospect of treating patients without adequate medical resources.