Three children starve to death in Gedo region Storyline:National News GOOBJOOG NEWS|GEDO: Three children have been confirmed dead out of starvation and several others in a dire situation in Gedo region in the last 48 hours as hunger bites in the… 1 min read
2 mins read Storyline:National News Somalia appeals for $1b as 4 million face starvation GOOBJOOG NEWS|MOGADISHU: Four million people will face acute food shortage this year owing to the combined effects of disease and climate shocks, the UN and Somali Government Monday have said as…
3 mins read Storyline:National News, World Ethiopian Red Cross says 80 percent of Tigray cut off from aid By AFP|TIGRAY: The Ethiopian Red Cross said Wednesday that 80 percent of the country’s conflict-hit Tigray region was cut off from humanitarian assistance and warned tens of thousands could starve…
1 min read Storyline:National News Plane carrying supplies lands in hunger-hit Hudur town GOOBJOOG NEWS|BAKOOL: A plane carrying humanitarian supplies landed in Hudur this morning amid an ongoing crisis that has plunged residents into starvation as the militant group Al-Shabaab maintains a decade-old…
2 mins read Storyline:National News Early warning system helps farmers survive floods and droughts By UNDP Somalia Somalia is no stranger to floods and droughts — or to the crop failure and hunger that they bring. In 2011, more than 250,000 people died of…
3 mins read Storyline:National News Safiya Jama Gayre: Age is no bar to passing the bar By UNDP Somalia MOGADISHU: As recently as 2012, Puntland had no women lawyers working in any of its courts. So 60-year-old Safiya Jama Gayre from Puntland’s major city of Garowe decided…
6 mins read Storyline:National News Italian NGO pulls out of Somalia due to ‘systematic fraud’ INTERSOS, a UN-funded NGO that provides healthcare and other services to hundreds of thousands of people in Somalia, is pulling out of the country after an investigation uncovered “systematic fraud”…
2 mins read Storyline:National News, World Flooding hits six million people in East Africa By The number of people hit by seasonal flooding in East Africa has increased more than five fold in four years, according to UN figures. Nearly six million people have…
2 mins read Storyline:National News, Science & Tech Food losses in Sub-Saharan Africa up to $4b annually-FAO Sub-Saharan loses up to $4 billion annually in food losses owing to inadequate storage facilities and insufficient agro-processing skills. In marking the first-ever International Day of Awareness of Food Loss…
11 mins read Storyline:National News, World Aid cuts by Trump and some US allies are costing lives in Yemen By Abs, Yemen — The doctors and nurses at the malnutrition ward in Abs Hospital are used to scrambling — there is rarely enough time in the day to see the number of…