AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHumanitarian Crisis: MSF reports severe malnutrition is surging in Baidoa displaced camps, with about half of under-fives screened showing acute malnutrition and roughly 1 in 4 severely malnourished; MSF says admissions have jumped and many children relapse after treatment. Aid Funding Shock: MSF warns nutrition funding has fallen by more than 80% this year, including the U.S. cutting support from about $70 million in 2025 to zero, leaving health centers overwhelmed. Drought-Driven Displacement: AP describes families trekking for days to reach Baidoa after failed rains, insecurity, and collapsing livelihoods leave them with “no food” and little clarity on what comes next. Local Governance & Partnerships: Somalia’s Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre urges UN agencies and donors to change how they work with Somalia, saying the country is no longer a “transitional state” and partners should stop running major operations from Nairobi. Youth & Culture: Somali youth showcased culture at Kampala’s BNN Youth Summit, where insecurity and unemployment were flagged as major barriers to education and jobs. Sports Spotlight: Somali referee Omar Artan is set to officiate the UEFA Super Cup after earlier setbacks, turning a difficult period into a major career moment.
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