Nairobi - Frustrated by a string of failed hijacking attempts, Somali pirates have turned to a new business model: providing "security" for ships illegally plundering Somalia's fish stocks - the same ...

By Vladyslav Bondarenko, maritime security specialist and Global Voices contributor.

Foreign trawlers reportedly using prohibited fishing equipment such as small mesh nets and sophisticated underwater lighting systems then started encroaching on the waters of Somalia, due to their ...

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The nonprofit’s spring fundraiser generated $10,000 to support local farms and deliver food to local hunger prevention ...

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A severe water crisis in coastal Banderbeyla, Puntland’s Bari region, is forcing low-income families to drink contaminated ...

Puntland Environment and Climate Change Conference convened on December 2nd and 3rd, 2024, to address the most pressing ...

According to Mohabeer and Sullivan de Estrada 35% of the global population live in countries bordering the Indian Ocean, there are currently 29 foreign militaries operational in the northwest Indian ...

Despite its global and regional importance, its maritime security landscape is increasingly troubled with threats which include piracy and armed robbery, illicit trafficking, illegal, unreported and ...

Johnny Somali, an American streamer known for his disruptive and often offensive behavior in Asia, faces serious legal ...