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The SomMarine boat building company was inaugurated in Kismayo in July 2024. A year later, SomMarine has built more than ten modern fishing and tourist boats.
Three large cargo boats are nearing completion.
This much work was completed in one year and in Kismayo, #Somalia.
A Somali proverb states, "A man who counts trees and leaves a baobab tree has not counted any trees."
This baobab tree is long-lived, with over 1,500-year-old baobab trees documented worldwide.
Somalia and Africa in general have only one type of baobab tree.
link below.
Today, I attended the culture and community integration celebration held in Garissa Town.
The various ethnic groups living in Kenya performed traditional dances that reflected their heritage and cultures.
Somalis performed traditional dances such as Diisowga, Saarka & Dhantada
The most dangerous day for me while filming was when I visited the Ras Aseyr Tower on Africa's northeastern tip.
The first photograph depicts clouds over the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. The land here is 200 meters above sea level.
The wind here can only be felt by visi
I participating in a discussion about tourism's economic benefits. Despite little public awareness, tourism is critical to a country's economic success.
Residents of tourist locations have discovered new streams of income b/c new tourists require water, food, housing, and others
A short film and photos captured a journalist rescuing hundreds of flood-affected people stranded in a remote area of #Jubbaland in 2023. A member of our media organization, Anas Aswad, explains his inspiring work.
Video courtesy of our partner, Green Media Initiative. #Somalia
As a journalist and member of the Environmental Journalists for Somalia (EJS) @Ejs_Somalia, i visited Afgoye district in the Lower Shabelle region to report growing concerns among residents & farmers that the Shabelle River could flood soon.
@FAOSomalia@WFPSomalia#Somalia
During a flood and risk management workshop with @FAOSomalia , I shared photographs of individuals stranded in the Jubba River during the El Niño flood in November 2023. The photographs I shot reached Jubaland State and helped to evacuate around 200 individuals.