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Two women defy the odds to run for president in Somalia
Two women defy the odds to run for president in Somalia
Somalia is a patriarchal society which has never had a female leader until recently when two women took a step to make that dream a reality.
44-year-old Fadumo Dayib and 42-year-old Anab Dahir braved the storm to run for president in Somalia despite threats they received from Somali Islamist group al-Shabaab.
Dayib was born in Kenya to Somali parents who were later deported to Somalia in 1989.…
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Hot Shots: Somalia's First Female Presidential Candidate Fadumo Dayib Covers New African Woman Magazine
Hot Shots: Somalia’s First Female Presidential Candidate Fadumo Dayib Covers New African Woman Magazine
Regardless some people undermining her capabilities and even receiving death treats, the name Fadumo Dayib would definitely go down in history books as an African woman with so much guts and resilience. (more…)
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She fled Somalia's civil war more than 20 years ago. Now she's returning to run for president. Meet Fadumo Dayib.
Inside Europe: From Somalian refugee to presidential candidate by DW (English) http://ift.tt/2dgtVAQ
Fadumo Dayib wants to change Somalia for the better.
Fadumo Dayib wants to change Somalia for the better.
Somalia: Who is Fadumo Dayib, Somalia's first female presidential hopeful?
#Somalia: Who is #Fadumo_Dayib, Somalia's first female presidential hopeful? @fqdayib
Meet the presidential candidate who confounds stereotypes and wants to confront injustice. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/videos/embed/19945
Fadumo Dayib was only 14 when she learned to read and write, but the human rights activist is now vying to become Somalia’s first female president in the country’s first democratically-held elections since 1967.
While the security situation in Somalia’s capital…
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Fadumo Dayib wants to change Somalia for the better.
"I'm not a politician, I'm actually a layperson," the mother of four said in a phone interview. "I'm a person who believes that making a difference in your country is a moral obligation. It's a civic duty that is incumbent on all of us."