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A Day Of Live Streaming And Of Rekindled Memories: My Reflections On Tedxmogadishu 2014

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Garowe, 6:50pm Long before TEDxMogadishu begun, we sat close together and even more closer to the wide screen projection infront of us. We were anxiously waiting for the speakers to start telling their stories. We were also hoping that the internet would not give us a problem and that the power would not cut. A group of […]

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My Interview With Abukar Awale On Somali Channel And The Poems I Read There.

I Am A Somali Woman

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I am the sister of the martyr. I am the aunt of the potato seller at the local market. I am the daughter of the local sheikh. I am the injured of the revolution. The protester. The jailed. The detained. I am the tortured. The exiled. The kidnapped. The raped. I am the veiled. The

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My book launch at StoryMoja!

A singing dove sings of peace in Somalia.

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On a fine golden morning. I found a singing dove. On the of floor of my verandah. It sang with such beauty and grace. It whistled pure harmonies. It played me a special tune. One of a deeper meaning. One with a deeper understanding. Of this chaotic weeping nation of mine The singing dove sung

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A Day Of Live Streaming And Of Rekindled Memories: My Reflections On Tedxmogadishu 2014

My Interview With Abukar Awale On Somali Channel And The Poems I Read There.

I Am A Somali Woman

My book launch at StoryMoja!

A singing dove sings of peace in Somalia.

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