world
This Somali Referee Who Traveled To The US For The World Cup But Was Deported Has Returned Home
US officials said Artan was denied entry because of “vetting concerns,” before claimed he had links to “suspected members of terror organizations.”
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Politics
Israel Has Become The World’s First Country To Formally Recognize Somaliland, Sparking Condemnation
Somaliland sits strategically along the Bab el Mandeb Strait near the Gulf of Aden, a chokepoint through which roughly one third of global maritime trade passes.
Video
Three Women Were Allegedly Murdered In Just One Week In Somalia By Their Husbands And People Want Justice
Three women were allegedly murdered by their husbands in just one week in Somalia and people want justice.
Climate
2023: A Year In Climate
From Earth’s hottest day ever recorded to devastating floods, the effects of climate change were felt around the world in 2023.
Video
13 Of The Weirdest And Wildest Stories Of 2023
Here are some of the wildest moments from 2023 that made us go, “seriously?”
Climate
Somalia Has Been Hit By Its Worst Flood In 100 Years, Right After Its Worst Drought In 40 Years
Somalia has been lashed with heavy rains since October, which struck right after the country suffered from its worst drought in four decades.
Featured
Here’s What Happened Around The World In August 2023
Take a look back at some of the biggest stories that happened around the world in August 2023.
Climate
11 Places Around The World That Are In A Drought Right Now
Here are some of the places around the world that are in a drought right now.
Featured
This Somali Runner Was So Slow To Finish An International 100-Meter Race And People Have Questions
Reports suggested the runner, Nasro Abukar Ali, had been chosen to compete as she is related to the chairwoman of the Somali Athletics Federation.
Climate
10 Places That Flooded Around The World In May 2023
Here are some of the places around the world that have flooded this month.
Featured
After A 30-Year Break Due To Civil War, Somalia Is Finally Holding Public Film Screenings Again
Somalis enjoy first public screening in three decades at Somalia’s National Theatre on Sept. 22, symbolizing hopes for a cultural revival in the war-torn country.