Sunday, August 14, 2011

Somalia news in the World Media



 
Opportunity In Famine's Toll On Somali Insurgency
NPR
The United Nations has officially declared famine in Somalia for the first time this century. Displaced Somalis waits in a queue for food rations at an IDP camp in Mogadishu. The United Nations has officially declared famine in Somalia for the first ...

Somali refugees abandon babies at Dadaab camp
The Guardian
Photograph: Phil Moore/AFP/Getty Images Some parents fleeing conflict and famine in Somalia are abandoning their babies after arriving at the vast refugee complex at Dadaab, Kenya, a charity has said . Save the Children said it had placed record ...


The Guardian
Cholera Epidemic Strikes Somalia
The State Column
On Friday, the World Health Organization (WHO) officials announced that a cholera epidemic has struck Somalia. Additionally, Somalia faces struggles with famine. Dirty water and poor sanitation have led to the outbreak in cholera in this country. ...

Famine in Somalia a disgrace to global management system: Ahmadinejad
Tehran Times
TEHRAN – President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has strongly criticized world powers for appropriating poor nations' resources, saying the fact that today millions of people are facing a devastating famine in Somalia is a shame for the countries that claim to ...

Malnutrition ravaging Somali refugees in Ethiopia
Montreal Gazette
Mohamed Ibrahim, a refugee from Somalia, carries the body of his 18-month-old daughter Sahro Mohamed, who died of acute severe malnutrition and dehydration, as he prepares for her burial at the Kobe refugee camp 60 km away from Dolo Ado near the ...

NBK airlifts first consignment of emergency aid to Somalia
Al-Bawaba
National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) contributed in airlifting the first cargo plane of emergency aid, foodstuffs and medical supplies as emergency relief for famine-stricken people in Somalia. The aid flight comes as part of a large-scale emergency donation ...


Al-Bawaba
Education is the Key to Understanding the Famine in Somalia
Student Operated Press
By John G. Kays 29000 children under the age of 5 have died of famine in Somalia so far. 12 million people are in danger of starvation in Somalia, according to The Telegraph. A UN News Service press release states that "as many as 3.2 million people ...


Student Operated Press
Africa famine a major crisis: Costello
Sydney Morning Herald
Up to 13 million people are at risk of starvation in Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and Djibouti as a result of the region's worst drought in 60 years. Two million children are said to be malnourished and at risk of death. ...

Somali Islamists thrive as children die in the dust
Telegraph.co.uk
Despite driving the people under its control into famine and destitution, Somalia's al-Shabaab militia is still thriving, reports Mike Pflanz. A stricken Somali child at a refugee camp. As well as the human tragedy, families face seeing their ...


Telegraph.co.uk
Dan Flannery column: Lemonade for Somalia: Friends help however they can
Appleton Post Crescent
Or what goes through his head when he sees images of starving children in Somalia? The 7-year-old is Matthew, the older of our two grandsons. I don't pretend to know what he thinks about when he sees football and cartoons, or listens to lessons and ...


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