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Nativity on a knife-edge: the struggle for survival in Somalia – in pictures

Nativity on a knife-edge: the struggle for survival in Somalia – in pictures

A young boy is measured to see if he is malnourished at a health centre near the Salama camp for displaced people, n…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 27, 2018
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'You Have Dark Skin And You Are Beautiful': The Long Fight Against Skin Bleaching

'You Have Dark Skin And You Are Beautiful': The Long Fight Against Skin Bleaching

Amira Adawe has a radio show, Beauty-Wellness Talk, …

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 25, 2018
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Qatar Charity gives ambulances to hospitals in Mogadishu

Qatar Charity gives ambulances to hospitals in Mogadishu

Doha: The Qatar Charity Off…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 25, 2018
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IOM Partners with Americares to Provide Lifesaving Medical Supplies in Somalia

IOM Partners with Americares to Provide Lifesaving Medical Supplies in Somalia

Somalia – IOM, the United Nations Migration Agency, has partnered with Americares to donate more than eight tonnes of…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 22, 2018
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Somali nationals benefit from KDF medical camp

Somali nationals benefit from KDF medical camp

More than 150 Somali nationals have benefited from medical treatment during an ongoing Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) c…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 21, 2018
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Babies born in poorest countries still face alarming risks: Unicef; Somalia has a one in 26 chance!

Babies born in poorest countries still face alarming risks: Unicef; Somalia has a one in 26 chance!

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Babies born in the world's poorest countries, most of them in Africa, still face "alarming…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 20, 2018
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Somalia: Fascioliasis is suspected on goat deaths in Middle Shabelle

Somalia: Fascioliasis is suspected on goat deaths in Middle Shabelle

Fasciolosis is a well known worldwide and an important helminthic disease of silvatic ruminants caused by liver fluk…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 19, 2018
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Somalia to Probe Evictions of Thousands of Displaced Families

Somalia to Probe Evictions of Thousands of Displaced Families

Photo file - Newly displaced Somali women queue with their malnourished children as they try to receive medical trea…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 19, 2018
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Villagers in remote part of northern Somalia relying on traditional remedies in measles outbreak

Villagers in remote part of northern Somalia relying on traditional remedies in measles outbreak

Sawir/Kaydka/Ergo Fifty one measles patients have been on their sick beds in their homes in Yadagta area, 120 km…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 16, 2018
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Shamsa Abdullahi Bybook: A champion for Somali women’s reproductive health rights

Shamsa Abdullahi Bybook: A champion for Somali women’s reproductive health rights

Mogadishu – Shamsa Abdullahi Bybook was a young nurse in her twenties when she fled the mounting chaos and ten…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 15, 2018
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Three Humanitarian Challenges for Africa in 2018

Three Humanitarian Challenges for Africa in 2018

When a cholera epidemic threatened to overwhelm Somalia's heath-care system last year, a coordinated response by l…

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 14, 2018
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Somalis with mental health concerns are benefiting from St. Scholastica initiative which brings social work students to medical settings

Somalis with mental health concerns are benefiting from St. Scholastica initiative which brings social work students to medical settings

Chris Roemhildt, a student at the College of St. Scholastica, asks a question during a class at Essentia Heath-St. …

Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh February 14, 2018
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