Amina Maalim
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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15 Days Unconscious, 17 Years with Fistula: Shame, Fear, Isolation and a Journey Back to Hope. - Radio Dalsan (opens the original)
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When “Deeqa” opened her eyes, she had been unconscious for 15 days. She was only 14 years old. She had spent eight days in labour in a rural area without access to a skilled birth attendant. Eventually, her family took her to Baidoa in an old pickup truck. She survived, but her first two children, […] When “Deeqa” opened her eyes, she had been unconscious for 15 days. She was only 14 years old. She had spent eight days in labour in a rural area without access to a skilled birth attendant. Eventu
10 Young Women Begin Journalism Internships Across Somalia - Radio Dalsan (opens the original)
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Ten young women from three Somali universities have begun a four-month journalism internship programme, giving them an opportunity to gain practical experience and strengthen their skills in some of the country’s media organisations. The interns come from the Somali National University, Mogadishu University and Hormuud University. During the four-month programme, they will gain hands-on experience […] Ten young women from three Somali universities have begun a four-month journalism internship pr
One Swim That Could Save a Life: Children in Mogadishu Learning Water Safety. - Radio Dalsan (opens the original)
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At Liido Beach in Mogadishu, a group of children are spending two days a week learning swimming and water-safety skills as part of a free campaign aimed at reducing child deaths caused by drowning. The programme is designed for children under the age of 15, including both boys and girls. Participants are taught how to […] At Liido Beach in Mogadishu, a group of children are spending two days a week learning swimming and water-safety skills as part of a free campaign aimed at reducing child death
The Somali girls stepping into the boxing ring – and challenging tradition. MOGADISHU, Somalia - Radio Dalsan (opens the original)
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In a small training hall in Mogadishu’s Waaberi district, the sharp sound of boxing gloves hitting training pads fills the air each evening as a group of Somali girls train in a sport that has long been viewed by some as unsuitable for women. For the first time, girls in the capital are taking part […] In a small training hall in Mogadishu’s Waaberi district, the sharp sound of boxing gloves hitting training pads fills the air each evening as a group of Somali girls train in a sport that has lon
Once a Man’s World, Now a Shared Space: Women Transform Mogadishu’s Fish Market. - Radio Dalsan (opens the original)
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Every morning, as the sun rises over Mogadishu’s coastline, the Hamar Weyne Fish Market comes alive. The voices of fishermen, customers, and traders fill the air as fresh fish brought from the sea is unloaded and prepared for sale. For many years, the market has been largely dominated by men, but today, more women are […] Every morning, as the sun rises over Mogadishu’s coastline, the Hamar Weyne Fish Market comes alive. The voices of fishermen, customers, and traders fill the air as fresh fish
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