Bashir Mohamed Caato

So­ma­lia is grap­pling with its worst drought in 40 years; it’s tak­ing a toll on women’s and girls’ re­pro­duc­tive health.

More So­ma­lis are los­ing faith in the coun­try’s slow ju­di­cial process and are tak­ing their com­plaints to the armed group.

Mukhtar Robow, for­mer­ly a leader of the rebel group, has been ap­point­ed as a min­is­ter.

About 42 per­cent of sur­veyed mosques or Is­lam­ic bod­ies have been at­tacked in the last three years, a re­port says.

A blood treat­ment that in­fect­ed 30,000 peo­ple with HIV and he­pati­tis C decades ago in the UK re­turns to the spot­light.

Peo­ple at de­ten­tion cen­tres sched­uled for de­por­ta­tion talk to Al Jazeera ahead of the first flight on June 14.

Yuriy Mat­sarsky was work­ing as a lo­cal ra­dio jour­nal­ist when Rus­sia in­vad­ed Ukraine but now fights on the front lines.

Only few So­ma­li women ever get into pol­i­tics. Fowzia Yusuf, one of those, speaks to Al Jazeera on seek­ing an­oth­er first.

Mo­hamud Abdi, 31, packed his fam­i­ly’s bags the day Rus­sia in­vad­ed Ukraine, hav­ing es­caped So­ma­lia sev­en years ear­li­er.