light for the country in the horn of africa which has been beset by problems that goal far beyond the economy over the past ik the dry windswept plans of somalia have seen their fair share of turmoil over the last decade drought in 2011 lead to a disastrous famine in which millions of people faced starvation and illness such as cholera another drought and famine followed in 2017 added to that the somali civil war has raged since 2009 that conflict has seen the al qaeda backed terrorist group al-shabaab wreaked havoc in the country with a series of bombings and attacks against such a backdrop achieving meaningful economic growth has been hugely difficult for the country's weak un backed government. nonetheless the world bank's latest report bring some hope that the country is achieving some kind of economic stability it expects growth to reach 3.5 percent in somalia in the medium term however the i.m.f. warned earlier this year the world somali's economy is on the right track it remains vulnerable due to poverty climate change and terrorism. who needs to all in a car that's a growing q

horn of africa are due to be evacuated from libya in the coming weeks they will be fast housed in transit center in rwanda before being resettled elsewhere some 42000 migrants are currently in libya hoping to cross the military and you many of them are being held in detention centers often in overcrowded and inhumane conditions. they call her mother teresa. maggie go brown has dedicated herself to working with children who grew up in poverty in the egyptian capital she has set up nearly 90 community centers in which she looks after the children and teaches them to love and respect themselves at work focuses on coptic christians in my own i would see that has long complained of discrimination in egypt many of them live in the slums around cairo on street living from sorting through garbage. they live or work in garbage in this sweltering heat surrounded by an overpowering stench to trust in plastic bottles every day from 5 in the morning until sunset they have to quit school to support their families meaning they will probably never find a way out. of the. if i had the chance to go

one of the lucky ones, rescued from the illegal wildlife trade. across the horn of africa, if the mothers aren't killed, the cubs are snatched from them. smuggled in cramped crates and cardboard boxes. by the time they get to this shelter, they're barely alive. according to the cheetah conservation fund, some 300 cubs are smuggled out of this region every year, and for every one that makes it into captivity, another three die on the way. that valley down there is becoming known as the cheetah supermarket. that's because many of the trafficked cheetahs are being smuggled across this porous border with ethiopia into snow mallyland. this breakaway state from somalia is the main transit route. smuggled out of the gulf of adan to the arabian peninsula. the survivors of the rough journey become an exotic accessory like designer bling as rich gulf arabs compete for social media clicks. at least a thousand cheetahs are estimated to be in private hands in gulf states. according to experts, most die within a year or two of captivity. although private ownership and trading of wildlife is ban

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