Somali Refugee Journalist Tells Stories Close to Home in Kenyan Camps | VOANews

Aden Abdulahi overcame many challenges growing up in Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp, where he fled after declining a call to join the al-Shabab militant group in Somalia. Today he is a journalist, working with the UNHCR-supported refugee community radio station Radio Gargaar. As the world marks Refugee Day, Juma Majanga spoke with Abdulahi about his work and his dreams. #worldrefugeeday #news #somalia #voanews
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[@AliAsadMo]

As a Kenyan somali, I'm proud of Abdullahi! Go bro! Hopefully you can get an opportunity with BBC somali which is headquartered Nairobi. Long live Kenya for the role we play in the region!

[@basilmwashimba8418]

Nice

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