Somalia prepares for floods that could displace 874,000
The UN migration agency is working with Somali authorities on early warning, but has only 14% of the money it needs.
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The UN migration agency is working with Somali authorities on early warning, but has only 14% of the money it needs.
Illegal fishing costs Africa up to $13bn a year. An aerospace researcher has designed a satellite constellation for the Somali Basin, but says enforcement matters most.
Parliamentary elections are set for 15 April and the presidential vote for 15 May. Voter registration reopens on 1 November.
Two million Somali children are malnourished. The World Food Programme, which once fed four million people a month, now reaches 670,000.
The White House has not said what the president meant. Minnesota is home to the largest Somali community in the United States.
The cabinet approved preparedness measures days after Kenya confirmed its first death. The government has not said whether any case has been detected in Somalia.
The national intelligence agency says Bashir Ahmed Haji Nunow, who ran the group's feared Amniyat unit for eight years, died in an operation in Jilib on 1 October.
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