Somalia Stories

A young Woman named Jae-hye fled from her so dangerous country, North Korea, to finally know what it's like to be free. In her country, She is a huge criminal due to the goverment realizing she was missing. Her missions are not fully complete yet. She wants to help more people flee from the country, and also wants her dad to escape safely. On her way to complete her mission she met a small boy, making even more mission for herself. And her plans and missions always became more. Let's see what this independent woman can do.

Slaves brought over from a far away land are put to work for nothing. They are cruelly beaten and are unappreciated for their hard work. In this short novel you will have an insight into the world of one young slave named Amaani.

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Remember the beginning follows the story of a young girl as she grows up throughout the years of the bloody and brutal Somali civil war. Zeinab had to uproot her entire life from her hometown to avoid the wars wrath but trouble seems to find her family when she watches her father die right in front of her. This is her story. Disclaimer; 1. This is a story created completely by my imagination and of course re-search. No characters represent anyone living or dead. It's fictional. 2. This is in no way meant to offend my motherland (Somalia) or any Somalians regardless of tribe, I've done my research. Enjoy and let me know what you think, this story probably wont reach it's proper demographic but I thought I would post it here anyway whether you hate it or not. Just let me know.

This article provides a comprehensive overview of Somalia's tumultuous history, from the colonial era to the present day. It highlights the impact of colonialism, particularly the haphazard drawing of borders by Italy and Britain, which has had lasting consequences on Somalia's internal dynamics and regional stability. The Battle of Mogadishu, also known as 'Day of the Rangers' or the Black Hawk Down episode, is a pivotal moment in Somalia's history, shedding light on the humanitarian crisis and prompting increased international aid and diplomatic efforts. The article underscores the ongoing challenges in Somalia, including the influence of the extremist group Al-Shabaab and the quest for stability and democracy. It highlights the recurring food crises and famines in the country, emphasizing the need for humanitarian assistance and long-term development efforts. Ultimately, the article concludes by acknowledging the difficult path ahead for Somalia, as it strives for democracy and an end to the ongoing civil war, which has been a longstanding consequence of the collapse of Barre's rule. Please visit this very link for Historical News based on Geopolitical viewpoints and rest of this article, https://www.timeprinternews.com

When the smell of gunpowder enters the nostrils, there is nothing but the deafening noise and that particular taste that is a mixture of sand, scorching heat and indeed, gunpowder.

STOP KILLING ALREADY! Terrorists are nothing but cowards; they can't face their own life problems and can't accept what they should be accepting, they are just cowards running away from reality! Killing innocent people; not only adults but literally even kids. What did they do to you! They don't even know you, then why do you kill them! Attacking schools and blindly shooting students!. Do you really think you can stop what you are trying to stop from happening! Just admit it that you can't!! STOP KILLING!! And its time for you to accept faith and chose a right path. Killing is gonna leave no home, other than hell for you!.