A few years ago, there were more plane trips to the United States than to Somalia... READ MORE›
The United States is among the few countries in the world that gives priority to refugees with urgent medical conditions... READ MORE›
Renowned international rights group Amnesty International has chosen South African civil society leader, anti-apartheid campaigner and life-long activist Kumi Naidoo as the organisation's next Secretary General... READ MORE›
The concession speech sent the new president's supporters into the streets singing and dancing, some waving Somalia flags and blowing horns... READ MORE›
Some Sudanese refugees in Cairo have spent years in Egypt seeking resettlement to the United States and Europe... READ MORE›
Deportations of Afghan refugees from Pakistan swelled this year, with 100,000 repatriated in September alone... READ MORE›
Many are returning to south-central Somalia, the nation's breadbasket, where poor rainfall has reduced cereal production to half the long-term average, the UN said... READ MORE›
World Refugee Day 2017 5 stories from foreign correspondents who covered the refugee crisis... READ MORE›
After careful research, Ahmed Omar and Abdi Omar decided to travel to Tijuana to jump the wall that separates Mexico from the United States on April 9, 2017... READ MORE›
Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece have cited a lack of support from other countries for forcing them to take restrictive action on Syrian and Afghan refugees... READ MORE›
In June, Somalia's ambassador to the US critisised the plan and said it would damage relations between Kenya and Somalia... READ MORE›
South Sudan is at the mercy of the elections in Kenya... READ MORE›
Reports that suggest ethnic Somalis living in Kenya are being increasingly targeted, detained, and tortured are entirely false, the country's foreign minister says... READ MORE›
Mohammed Rashid talks to two young women who also applied for refugee status in the United States... READ MORE›
'Forcible returns are illegal' Since sending troops into neighbouring Somalia in 2011, Kenya has come under repeated attacks from the al-Shabab armed group... READ MORE›
As Europe debates how to stop the influx of African refugees, many continue to dream of a better life abroad... READ MORE›
Others said Muslims, like all Kenyans, must cooperate with authorities, pointing to another terror attack near Dadaab camp for refugees 10 miles from Garissa University on Thursday... READ MORE›
Some people in Kakuma refugee camp are resettled in other countries, but many have lived in the camp for more than 20 years... READ MORE›
Within hours of the ruling, the Kenyan government vowed to appeal, arguing that the situation in Somalia had improved and the refugees could return... READ MORE›
That amounts to 55 million people forcibly displaced at the end of 2014, according to the United Nations Refugee Agency... READ MORE›
Oxfam poorest nations shouldering responsibility for world's refugees... READ MORE›
This strikingly inapposite quality among the new African cities can be traced to a few factors... READ MORE›
South Sudan famine 1.4 million children could die and the world isn't doing enough... READ MORE›
Kenya claims the Dadaab camp is a foothold for Islamist militants from Somalia... READ MORE›
The border is porous and people pushed back across it might return again to Kenya... READ MORE›
Dadaab, a sprawling series of settlements 80 miles inside Kenya from the border with Somalia, is the world's largest refugee camp and is nearing its 25th anniversary... READ MORE›
Kenya Garissa university attack Authorities hunt for al-Shabaab killers following the country's worst terror attack in over 15 years... READ MORE›
The Kenyan government's plan to close the Dadaab refugee camp is logistically impractical, according to Somalia's ambassador to the US... READ MORE›
Shortly before Christmas, Kenyan police circulated images of two terror suspects with a reward offered for any information leading to their arrests... READ MORE›
Those due to close include Dadaab, the largest refugee camp in the world, home to more than 300,000 people on the Kenya-Somalia border... READ MORE›
Heads of state from the Horn of Africa have appealed for funding to help solve Somalia's refugee crisis... READ MORE›
In addition, Mativo said the Kenyan government has not proved Somalia is safe for the refugees... READ MORE›
But in that moment he is just an irrepressible little boy with new boots... READ MORE›
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