Ahmed Mohamed Adan is a journalist based in Mogadishu, Somalia. He has 9 years work experience and worked with local, regional and international media outlets including Goobjoog Media, Radio Ergo and VOA. He covers various issues like transnational crimes, armed conflicts, terrorism and violent extremism, women and human rights issues, cross border matters, refugee issues, health and climate change issues, environmental matters, business reporting, water and livelihood issues, governance and politics, small arms and light weapons and other thematic issues. He has vast experience in undertaking and packaging cutting edge research on above listed topics and other cross cutting issues in east and horn of Africa.
The U.S. announced Sunday that it’s giving $9 million in new military aid to help Somalia's ongoing campaign against al-Shabab militants.
Somali President: Civil Servants Mostly 'Ghost Staff' on Government Payroll
Somalia Hiring 3,000 Teachers After Quadrupling Education Budget
Fighting between Somali government forces and al-Shabab ongoing since July 2022
Ethiopia joins Uganda in supporting the Somali president’s campaign against embargo, but not clear if UNSC member Kenya will join
20 Killed in Triple Car Bombings in Central Somalia Three explosions rocked the city of Beledweyne in central Somalia, killing at least 20 people and injuring dozens more.
Somalia’s Promised 30% Quota for Women Lawmakers Unlikely Mogadishu — The chair of the Somali Women Association, Batulo Ahmed Gaballe, does not have much to celebrate this International Women’s Day.
Somalia's first women-run radio and television outlet has opened in the capital, Mogadishu. United Nations-supported Bilan Media will produce content aimed at addressing issues affecting women and champion women's rights in the conservative country.