The United States needs to stay in the fight against al-Shabab to secure global trade.

Somalia's Council of Ministers on Tuesday approved measures to regulate the misuse of social media platforms, according to a government statement.The weekly meeting, chaired by Second Deputy Prime ...

A widening scandal of corruption, abuse of power and extortion has emerged within Somalia's Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, raising grave concerns about the integrity of the country's ...

The ID card printing process follows many months of intense work to implement the country’s first national ID card issuance ...

Somali security forces intensifying operations aimed at fully liberating Horn of Africa country from terror groups and ensure ...

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Nearly six million people in Somalia, almost a third of the country's population, need humanitarian aid this year, the United Nations said Wednesday as it launched a $1.43 billion funding appeal.

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Talks are scheduled for Jan. 15-17 in Cairo, according to Somalia’s state minister for foreign affairs, Ali Balcad. Last month, Egypt’s foreign minister said his country would provide troops ...

In a statement released by the Somali delegation, the country reaffirmed its commitment to the principles enshrined in the UN Charter, focusing particularly on peacekeeping and security issues.

A strange sight appears on the streets of Mogadishu: a figure dressed all in black, including a cowboy hat, riding a horse ...

Ethiopian Defense Minister Aisha Mohammed Mussa traveled to the Somali capital, Mogadishu, for talks on Thursday about her country’s participation in the mission, Somali Minister of State for ...