From Migration to Entrepreneurship: Amina’s Story
Amina Ahmed Dahir left Somalia hoping to build a better future in Europe. Instead, she endured unimaginable hardship crossing the Libyan desert — walking for days without food or water before being detained in Libya for five months. Through IOM’s Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration programme, supported by the European Union, Amina returned home to Mogadishu and began rebuilding her life. Today, she runs a small business, supports her children, and looks to the future with renewed hope. In 2025, IOM assisted more than 900 Somali migrants to voluntarily return home, helping many restart their lives through reintegration support and livelihood opportunities. #Somalia #Migration #IOM #EU #AVRR #Mogadishu #WomenEntrepreneurs #Resilience #ReturnAndReintegration
From Migration to Entrepreneurship: Mohamed’s Story
*Do NOT Enter* Black American INSIDE Mogadishu 🇸🇴 | The SOMALIA Documentary
In this week's series of stories that have defined our journey, we meet Mama Lula from Lulis Village
From Migration to Entrepreneurship: Barwaqo’s Story
Apocalypse Mogadiscio
I Moved From the USA to Nigeria and Stopped Living Paycheck to Paycheck
Walking Miles for Water in Drought-Stricken Somalia
Reaching Every Child: Delivering Vaccines to Hard-to-Reach Communities in Diinsor
Somalia On The Brink - Living With Terror And Violence
From Drought to Hope: Somali Women Rebuild Through a Shared Tuk Tuk
BTAGDARI, RAKEEZA and KHALTOUM: Economic Survival and Recovery
From Migration to Entrepreneurship: Suldan’s Story
Building a Performance-Driven Health Workforce
Video - The World Bank - RNW26
Safer Meat, Stronger Communities: Kaharey’s New Slaughterhouse
For 10 years the wife of a Maasai - Stephanie's life under the simplest of circumstances
Building Resilience through Clean Water and Sanitation
If You Think The Bible Is FAKE, You NEED To See This
Lesotho: Sells $200M of water, but has no clean pipes | Puddles, mud schools
