Somalia charcoal situation outlook

The Somali Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (SOMESHA) deprived how the Islamists insurgents benefited the charcoal trade industry as al-Shabab fighters arrive “from time to time” to collect payments from traders who operate in areas under its control. … Continue reading →

SOMALIA HONOURS WOMEN HUMANITARIAN WORKERS

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Mogadishu, 19 August 2019 – As part of the observance of World Humanitarian Day, Somalia today highlighted the contribution made by women humanitarians to peacebuilding efforts in the country. “As the government of Somalia, we salute the women working in the … Continue reading →

Somalia: Response plan for impact of poor Gu rains in place to avoid a major crisis

Mogadishu, 11 July 2019: Two years after the prolonged 2016/2017 drought destroyed livelihoods and displaced almost one million Somalis – but also triggered a massive and successful scale up in humanitarian response to avert famine – severe climatic conditions, combined with … Continue reading →

Somalia approves new Livestock Sector Development Strategy

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The Federal Government of Somalia has adopted a new Livestock Sector Development Strategy, the outcome of a multi-stakeholder process led by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and funded by the World Bank. The strategy sets out growth and … Continue reading →

Somalia Government Should Care The childbird Messenger

Allowing the members of the Somali Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (SOMESHA) to take their destiny in their hands by promoting press freedom and freedom of expression in Somalia as it remains one of the worst nations for … Continue reading →

SOMESHA chief was kidnapped in Mogadishu by Shabab

The Somali Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (SOMESHA) is concern the inhuman abduction against her Secretary General H. E. Rev. Sayed Daud Abdi Daud for almost two months in Mogadishu. This malicious kidnaping was orchestrated by Shabab through … Continue reading →

Bossaso Town Originally Started Eating Green Vegetables

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Bossaso is the capital of the Bari region of Somalia, which is the largest state in Somalia.The town of Bossaso is also the headquarters of the Puntland regional business community as part of the federal government of Somalia. Bosaso occurs … Continue reading →

Somalia: $1.08 billion required to support 3.4 million Somalis with life-saving and livelihood assistance

Mogadishu, 21 January 2019: The Federal Government of Somalia and aid agencies operating in the country have today launched the 2019 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and called on donors to provide sufficient and early funding to sustain aid operations in … Continue reading →

SOMESHA Attended African Science Journalists Conference at Nairobi on 2018

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The Media for Environment, Science, Health and Agriculture (MESHA) is an Kenyan association of writers, journalists and communicators who specialize on reporting science for development. Our members cover areas in agriculture, health and environment. In this connection, MESHA has organised … Continue reading →

The time animals come to be human teachers

It can be genetic aspect in which everybody would realize later day but yet is ridiculous to be understood as realistic way of life though actually my point of view animals are human like thinkers in wildlife manner. Keeping animals … Continue reading →