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Cilmi Bile, who has albinism, supports his family. His journey has taken a different path than what was shared by Radio Ergo a year ago. It’s a story of resilience & a reminder of how determination can truly inspire change.

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Aid cuts have forced the closure of 8 schools in #Baidoa, leaving over 120 teachers without jobs and 1,500 displaced children out of education.

Teachers say they can no longer afford food, water, rent, or school fees for their own children. https://t.co/nNBAJLfa1e

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#Dadaab: From electronics shops to tailoring businesses, young refugees are turning to entrepreneurship to support their families amid aid cuts and economic hardship. Read more → https://t.co/KLZSV9UYQV

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Hundreds of poor families in #Mogadishu have been pushed deeper into hardship after traders rejected Somalia’s widely used 1,000-shilling note, forcing small businesses to close and leaving savings worthless overnight. https://t.co/DwfdxFRiOa

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#Togdher: Hundreds of pastoralist families migrate from Shansha-ade and Bali-alanle after a caterpillar invasion destroys grazing land

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Middle Shabelle: Flooding destroys Ba'lad-#Jowhar road leaving transport workers, IDP families, and vulnerable communities cut off with rising living costs and loss of income

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#Gedo: Jubaland authorities warn of risks of cholera and hepatitis disease outbreaks linked to rainwater contaminated wells and reservoirs containing carcasses of livestock killed by drought

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#Togdher: Nearly 300 children from vulnerable, pastoralist families in Sool-jogto village near Buhodle district lack education due to recurring conflict and shortage of teachers

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“We were taught how to monitor the weather, when to plant, and how to avoid floods while also making use of rainwater. We also learned about water quality and how to assess it.”https://t.co/qdZXglVdDq

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#Bay region conflict displaces 2,500+ families. Homes and farms destroyed, no aid reaching camps. Women and children face acute shortages of food and water. Story: https://t.co/uN387yk12Y

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Airstrikes in Lower Shabelle have displaced hundreds of families, destroying homes, farms & livelihoods in Bulo-Khalif. Affected communities now face acute shortages of food, water & shelter, with limited access to assistance. Story:https://t.co/xqZVmBrOXV

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