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As Earth Day dawns upon Somalia, the nation stands at a critical juncture in its battle against plastic pollution. The pervasive presence of single-use plastics has encroached upon every facet of Somali life, from urban streets to coastal shores. With over 80% of plastic waste mismanaged, Somalia finds itself on the front lines of a planetary crisis, where the imperative for action has never been more urgent.

In a country where access to quality healthcare services can be challenging, Caawiye App emerges as a beacon of hope, revolutionizing the way Somalis seek medical assistance. With its innovative…

By Hani Gabaxey Somalia, already grappling with decades of conflict and fragile governance, faces an additional threat: climate change. As a country highly vulnerable to droughts, floods, and other extreme…

By Mahbub M Abdillahi Innovation hubs are recognized as ecosystems that promote collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurship, offering promising avenues for addressing evolving local and global challenges. In the context of…

Traveling to Djibouti holds different experiences for Somalis from all parts of the world, sharing deep relations of kinship, history, and culture. It is a small nation nestled in a…

Somalia’s recent admission to the East Africa Community (EAC) marks a pivotal moment in the country’s history, opening doors to a wealth of opportunities and economic growth. With its vast…

Somalia was once known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean. Stunning beaches, turquoise blue seas and historic towns full of mystery and charm marked Africa’s longest and most unspoiled coastline. Throughout…

When I first set foot on Malaysian soil, the vibrancy of its bustling streets and the hum of its advancing infrastructure instantly captured my attention. As part of Somalia’s dedicated…

The decade-long delay in the completion of the Provisional Federal Constitution (PFC) is major threat to statebuilding in Somalia. Although one of the reasons behind the delay has been attributed…