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Baidoa Fighting: The UN has urged an immediate halt to clashes in the South West State capital, warning that civilians and displaced families are bearing the cost of worsening violence. Women in Sport: Somali women and girls outnumbered men for the first time in a National Olympic Committee youth programme, launched in Garowe to build skills in coaching, refereeing and sports administration. Flood Risks: Hundreds of displaced families near Beledweyne have been evicted from homes as owners prepare for forecast El Niño floods, leaving some without safe shelter as rains begin. Somali Representation: Former refugee Sagal Abdi-Wali won a seat in the UK Parliament, describing her victory as a testament to diversity.

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Aug. 31, 2026

Tinsel Magazine publishes global report on social media laws for children

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Sep. 11, 2026

LIFE uses DIHAD 2026 to expand humanitarian partnerships

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Sep. 6, 2026

Mark Burns' Spiritual Diplomats plans invite-only peace summit in Dallas

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Sep. 2, 2026

Excelsior Hotel Ernst earns Green Globe Gold for fifth straight year

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UNESCO Director-General condemns the killing of journalist Bashir Mohamed Abdullahi in Somalia

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