SOMWA holds a workshop on empowering Somali women in the media
BAIDOA – Somali Media Women Association (SOWWA) has conducted a three-day training on promoting media women visibility through capacity building […]
Seylac: “Government media directive will put Somali journalists in great danger.”
Somalia is one of the most dangerous countries for media, with rights groups saying militants are responsible for many media
SOMWA expresses sorrow over the killing of former journalist Abdullahi Jama
SOMWA is deeply saddened about the death of former colleague Abdullahi Jama Ali who was killed in a terror attack
Women in media fights for gender stigma in Somalia
Armed with mobile phones, tripods, and laptops, the crew at Bilan Media, a Somali start-up staffed entirely by women, is
Live Webinar on Equality for Women Peace for All
Amplifying Women’s Stories: The Global #Mediafor1325 Award for the Implementation of the Women, Peace and Security Agenda Confirmation
The impact of online/offline harassment on Somali female journalists
The growing popularity of digital media was supposed to give women in media visibility and safety but instead, it’s making
Maryan Seylac: “So sad to see journalists being treated as prisoners of war”
Somalia’s organization for women in the media has strongly condemned the torture by the government soldiers on journalists in Mogadishu
SOMWA worries on safety of SBC TV female journalist in Puntland
SOMWA is concerned over the safety of Habiba Ladan Abdi, a female journalist who has been receiving threats from the
Remembrance event for the slain journalist Abdiaziz Afrika held in London
LONDON (SOMWA) – A group of prominent Somali journalists gathered in London on 29 November 2021, to commemorate the death
SOMWA calls on justice for female journalists in Somalia
SOMWA says the female journalists in Somalia face challenges in their jobs in the field as the media authorities in