Moulid Hujale

So­ma­lis who fled the coun­try be­cause of con­flict are now re­turn­ing home from one of the world’s largest refugee camps.

The new pres­i­dent will have to tack­le in­se­cu­ri­ty, ris­ing in­fla­tion, se­vere drought – and re­unite a frac­tured gov­ern­ment

As drought and famine con­tin­ue to plague So­ma­lia, women are us­ing a cen­turies-old scheme to help each oth­er.

So­ma­lia’s high­est-ever rank­ing fe­male po­lice of­fi­cer is chart­ing a new path for its male-dom­i­nat­ed se­cu­ri­ty forces.

Vil­lage el­ders im­pose hefty fines and ex­pel res­i­dents for cut­ting down trees as they seek to pro­tect the en­vi­ron­ment.

Said Ahmed, whose fam­i­ly fled the civ­il war in So­ma­lia, is in­tent on dri­ving out racism in the Nordic na­tion.

A 13-year-old boy from Lon­don and a for­mer So­ma­li prime min­is­ter among those who have lost their lives too soon.