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      Sunday 19 May  
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      Families from southern Somalia wait for food rations at Maalin refugee camp in Mogadishu on September 15. Somalia's Al-Qaeda linked rebels say they have begun moving over 12,000 starving families back into famine zones they had fled, areas where the UN have warned they will die without help.
      Bulletin: Somali rebels send back starving thousands into famine zone

      Bulletin: Somali rebels send back starving thousands into famine zone

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      Families from southern Somalia wait for food rations at Maalin refugee camp at Hawlwadag district in Mogadishu on September 15. Drought and famine-blighted Somalia is at a "turning point" as conditions decline with hundreds of thousands more people likely to die in coming months, 20 aid agencies have warned.
      Bulletin: Somalia famine deaths to spiral, agencies warn

      Bulletin: Somalia famine deaths to spiral, agencies warn

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      Children receive food in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, on September 5. Somalia's prime minister on Wednesday pleaded with the UN Security Council to send more peacekeepers to help his beleaguered government fight Islamist militants.
      Bulletin: Somalia pleads for extra troops to UN

      Bulletin: Somalia pleads for extra troops to UN

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      Children in Beled Amin refugee camp, southern Somalia
      Article: BLOG DAY 6 - Second visit to a refugee camp

      Article: BLOG DAY 6 - Second visit to a refugee camp

      We tried to finish our visit to the refugee camps on day 5, but didn’t manage to...
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      A picture released by UNICEF shows a mother being measured to see if she is malnourished at a nutritional centre near Lodwar, Turkana. Drought, high food prices and fighting in Somalia has increased the number of those in need of humanitarian assistance in the Horn of Africa to 13.3 million, the UN says.
      Bulletin: Number in need of help in East Africa rises to 13.3 mn

      Bulletin: Number in need of help in East Africa rises to 13.3 mn

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      Makeshift huts in a refugee camp in southern Somalia
      Article: BLOG DAY 5 - Crossing the Somalian border

      Article: BLOG DAY 5 - Crossing the Somalian border

      On Tuesday our field team had arranged to meet with the Mandera District Commissioner in...
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      Malnourished baby in Bandir hospital, Mogadishu, Somalia
      Radio Show: Radio show: Somalia famine special (9 September)

      Radio Show: Radio show: Somalia famine special (9 September)

      This week in Bridges With Africa: a Somalia famine special. We look at the official emergency...
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      Residents of a neighborhood in the northern part of Somalia's capital Mogadishu watch a soldier belonging to the Somali Transitional Federal Government (TFG) walk past with an RPG in August 2011. A Somali soldier killed five people and wounded three others in the famine-struck Somali capital Thursday as starving women and children gathered for food aid handouts, witnesses said.
      Bulletin: Somali soldier kills five during food aid handout

      Bulletin: Somali soldier kills five during food aid handout

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      Children receive food at a WFP-feeding centre on September 5 in Somalia's capital Mogadishu where more than 100,000 people have fled to to seek help from severe drought. Somalia's prime minister has called for greater international military support to extend the beleaguered government's control beyond the famine-struck capital, following a pullout by Islamist rebels
      Bulletin: Somali PM urges more military support

      Bulletin: Somali PM urges more military support

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      Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour visits a clinic in the Ifo camp at Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp. N'Dour on Tuesday urged Africa to lead initiatives for victims of drought in the Horn of Africa, saying he hoped to mobilise African artists to support them.
      Bulletin: Singer N'Dour calls on Africa to aid drought victims

      Bulletin: Singer N'Dour calls on Africa to aid drought victims

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