Mohamed Gabobe
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Ben Farmer |Mohamed Gabobe
Locals along the coast say unrestrained fishing by vessels from Iran, Yemen, Pakistan, India, and even Thailand and China still blights their livelihoods. "Illegal fishing is quieter and less visible and has done significant damage over time. For years, foreign boats have stripped Somalia's coastline with little consequence. Local fishers know this," says Jethro Norman, a senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS). "The coastal economy is fragile.
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2 months ago |
akhb.ar | Mohamed Gabobe
العاصمة الصومالية تشهد تطورا عمرانيا في ظل العمل على بسط الأمنفي الوقت الحاضر، أينما ذهبت في العاصمة الصومالية مقديشو، ستجد مباني جديدة قيد الإنشاء وطرقًا جديدة يتم تمهيدها. لقد ولّت الخنادق التي كانت تقطع الأحياء بأكملها، وزالت الألغام التي كانت تملأ الطرقات، ولم يعد هناك قناصة متمركزون على أسطح المنازل. باتت المدينة اليوم بالكاد تُعرف، فالمباني التي كانت مليئة بثقوب الرصاص استُبدلت بمجمعات سكنية جديدة.
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2 months ago |
akhbaralaan.net | Mohamed Gabobe
العاصمة الصومالية تشهد تطورا عمرانيا في ظل العمل على بسط الأمنفي الوقت الحاضر، أينما ذهبت في العاصمة الصومالية مقديشو، ستجد مباني جديدة قيد الإنشاء وطرقًا جديدة يتم تمهيدها. لقد ولّت الخنادق التي كانت تقطع الأحياء بأكملها، وزالت الألغام التي كانت تملأ الطرقات، ولم يعد هناك قناصة متمركزون على أسطح المنازل. باتت المدينة اليوم بالكاد تُعرف، فالمباني التي كانت مليئة بثقوب الرصاص استُبدلت بمجمعات سكنية جديدة.
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2 months ago |
thenewhumanitarian.org | Mohamed Gabobe
Republish this article Editor’s note: This article is part of a series on peacekeeping in today’s complex, multipolar world – exploring what alternative security tools are available, and what sustainable peace solutions could look like.
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2 months ago |
aljazeera.com | Mohamed Gabobe
Mogadishu, Somalia - Mukhtar Abdiwhab Ahmed sits in a plastic chair outside his house in Mogadishu. Nearby, children play, soldiers congregate, and rickshaws speed by under the scorching sun. "If I knew I would end up here [in Somalia] I would have never gotten these tattoos," the 39-year-old tells Al Jazeera, saying he has taken to mostly wearing long sleeves to avoid the negative comments and "dirty looks" he gets from people in the city.
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