Somali Women Push Into Fish Industry
Selling fish has enabled some to quadruple their usual earnings but sexist attitudes are harder to overcome By Moulid Hujale
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Business
Somaliland Revokes Ban on Khat Imports
As from the 17th May 2020 Khat shall be a legal commodity in the whole of the country after the
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COVID-19 Hits Central Minnesota’s Somali-Owned Businesses Hard
This is the right time for the Somali business community to discuss ways to tackle post-coronavirus challenges and to prepare
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Oxfam Raises Alarm over Somali Remittance Lifeline
Oxfam is joining over 100 NGOs, activists and academics to raise the alarm and call for action in a joint
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How Somali Rap Found Its Voice in a Crowded UK Scene
Bolstered by a trapwave sound, young British-Somalis like YNM are gaining traction in the UK rap scene. It’s been a
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‘Dhalinyaro’ Film Will Bring Djibouti’s Film Industry to Life
Dhalinyaro, the must-watch film, from Lula Ali Ismaïl, paints a novel picture of Djibouti’s capital city through the story of
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SOMALILAND: Telesom Unveils Online Education Platform during Coronavirus Closure
“Telesom’s online education platform, TABSERA will cover the educational needs of country’s students during schools and universities closure as a
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SOMALIA: DARE1 Submarine Cable Lands in Mogadishu and Bosaso
The DARE1 consortium Submarine Cable has landed cables in Somalia’s two largest coastal cities, Mogadishu and Bosaso. The landings are
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SOMALILAND: Oxfam Concludes Work in Progress Project with Success
By Abdirisak Itaqile Hargeisa, (Somaliland Monitor) -Oxfam Somaliland has successfully concluded a four-year youth promotion and SME development project “Work
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In Strategic Djibouti, A Microcosm Of China’s Growing Foothold In Africa
DJIBOUTI – Above ground in this tiny but strategically located country, signs of China’s presence are everywhere. Chinese entities have
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