Mogadishu – Late and erratic rains during Somalia's 2019 Gu cropping season, which runs from April to June, coupled with low river levels, have led to the poorest cereal harvest since the 2011 famine – and threaten an already fragile food security situation in the country.
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UN Special Representative James Swan addressing the Security Council on 21 August 2019. Photo Credit: UN Photo/Manuel Elias
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Senior Representatives from the AU, IGAD and UN Meet with Stakeholders in Jubaland Electoral Process
Mogadishu – Senior representatives of the African Union (AU), the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and the United Nations (UN) travelled to Kismayo today to engage with stakeholders on Jubaland’s ongoing electoral process, which is expected to culminate in the election by
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