Meeting residents of the world’s largest camp for Somali refugees – sprawling Dadaab, located in north-eastern Kenya – the top United Nations official for Somalia expressed his solidarity with their situation and highlighted the gradual progress made in their home country.
UN envoy tells Somali refugees in Kenya ‘things are gradually getting better’ back home
- 14 April 2018
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