‘Double the suffering’: Between drought and insecurity in Somalia 

20 years after 9/11, global terror threats persist in Africa

US-based Somali Bantu face deportation to a country they’ve never known

How stolen weapons keep groups like Boko Haram in business

The group behind Nairobi’s recent terror attack recruits young people from many faiths. Officials can’t stop it.

Al-Shabab claims lethal attack on hotel complex in Nairobi, Kenya

The death of a Navy SEAL reveals US mission creep in Somalia

United States commits ground soldiers to battle militia in Uganda

Kenyans take to the streets and social media to honor the victims of last week’s attack

Somalis in Kenya brace for a backlash

Al-Shabab are masters of terror — and masters of the media

In Minnesota, ISIS may be building on the recruiting networks once used by other terror groups

Somali Americans fight to save their lifeline of cash for relatives back home

‘Winning’ the green card lottery is only the start of a harrowing journey

Kenya considers its security on the anniversary of the Westgate mall siege

Al-Shabaab’s ‘water terrorism’ is yielding results and tragedy in Somalia’s civil war

If you follow US travel warnings, ‘Out of Africa’ is more a strategy than a summer read

These Disney princesses are being used to spread a distinctly serious message

How al-Shabab is building a media empire and creating chaos in Kenya

At least 64 killed in Uganda bombing

This guy discovered that dry cleaning could prevent terrorism in Somalia

Three months after the Westgate Mall siege, Kenyans have some answers — and more questions

A Somali imam declares war on al-Shabab, in Somalia and at his mosque in Minnesota

When you buy ivory, you may be funding al-Shabab terrorists

Two unconnected raids in Africa with one mission – capturing terror suspects

US forces go after leaders of al-Qaeda and al-Shabab in Africa

Nairobi Attack by al-Shabab: ‘A Sign of Desperation’

Al-Shabab on the Attack Inside Somalia

How the extremist group al-Shabab looks for recruits

An unwelcome spotlight falls on Minnesota’s Somali community because of Nairobi attack

Nairobi Reels as Militant Shopping Mall Siege Continues

Nairobi Attack a Sign of ‘Desperation’ for al-Shabab, says Expert

Shabab on the Offensive Inside Somalia

Alabaman-turned jihadist could be next American in drones’ sights

Somalia’s plight often overlooked among global trouble spots

U.S. steps up clandestine operations in Somalia

The Somali-American identity crisis

Aid groups unable to access famine-ravaged Somalia

Amphibious Assault on Somali Port

Mogadishu Approaches a ‘Tipping Point’

Somalia’s Plight Overlooked Among Global Troubles

Somalia: Providing Humanitarian Aid on al-Shabab’s Turf

Kenya’s Involvement in Somalia

Somali-American Man is Alleged Suicide Attacker

The Implications of Kenya’s Military Operation in Somalia

An Author’s Quest to Understand the Mind of Terrorists

Somali Author Examines Teen Islamist Fighters

Gauging US Military Involvement in Somalia

Amid famine, Somali government regains control of capital

From Positive Change to Extremist Force: The History of al-Shabab in Somalia

Images of Famine in the Media

Why Somali Islamists Stop People Fleeing the Famine

Delivering Aid to Famine Victims Proves Difficult in Somalia

Somalia: The World’s Worst Famine in a Generation

Famine and Somalia: The Challenges of Providing Aid in a Failed State

Famine Declared in Southern Somalia but Terrorists May Block Aid

Somali Terror Suspect Faces Trial in New York

US to Try Somali Terror Suspect in Civilian Court

Rape Hotline Reaches out to Women in Somalia

With 3 Leaders Dead, What’s Ahead for Al-Qaida?