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Abdi Hajji Hussein é um jornalista radicado em Mogadíscio, Banaadir, Somália. Meu nome é Abdi Hajji Hussein, videógrafo freelancer e redator de textos radicado em Mogadíscio, Somália. Tenho 9 anos de experiência no jornalismo a nível local e internacional. A nível internacional, trabalhei com Radio Netherlands Worldwide, AP, EPA e atualmente trabalho como videojornalista freelancer com AFP News Agency. Tenho interesse em cobrir notícias enquanto acontecem, bem como reportagens sobre todos os aspectos da vida humana. Obrigado, Abdi Hajji Hussein, freelancer radicado em Mogadíscio, Somália.
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Somalia's banana industry bounces back
After more than two decades of conflict that decimated Somalia’s economy, the banana industry is bouncing back.
At least 12 killed as Shebab attack Somalia hotel
At least 12 people are killed in the Somali capital after Shebab gunmen used a vehicle packed with explosives to blast their way inside a hotel, police say.
MasterCard taps Somali remittance business
MasterCard has begun issuing credit cards in Somalia in a bid to tap the $1.6 billion annual remittances business, which was disrupted by anti-terrorism restrictions. After decades of conflict Somalia has no formal banking sector. Money transfer companies that enable the quick and easy movement of cash in and out of the country keep many families and businesses afloat.
Somalia abandons shillings for mobile money transfers
With bank notes worth only 4 US cents each, Somalis have turned to mobile money to do their shopping, pay their bills and even receive their wages. It puts the East African country at the forefront of a financial revolution -- where the least developed countries in the world are leading the way.
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Somalia housing boom as Mogadishu emerges from ashes of war
After years of conflict the Somali economy seems to have turned the corner, as a glut of expensive houses are built just outside the nation's capital, tempting home those who had fled the nation's brutal civil war.
Sexual violence is widespread in Somalia and rarely prosecuted. If anyone is punished at all it is often the victim. After 14-year-old 'Fatima' was raped by a tuk-tuk driver she was arrested and accused of prostitution. Duration: 02:32