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EAC Somalia Chapter · Government

The official website of Somalia's chapter in the East African Community.

News from the East African Legislative Assembly, the Chapter's representatives, areas of focus and official resources, in one government site.

The official website of Somalia's chapter in the East African Community.: screenshot
01
Newsroom
EALA sittings, swearing in and committee updates, each with its source.
02
Representatives
Profiles of the Members of Parliament representing Somalia at EALA.
03
Areas of focus
Six priorities, from regional integration to peace, explained simply.
01The problem

The problem

Citizens, partners and journalists need one trustworthy source for what Somalia's representatives at the East African Legislative Assembly are doing, and for where the Chapter stands on regional integration.

02What we built

What we built

An official government website built around three things people come for.

  • 01

    Newsroom

    EALA sittings, swearing in and committee updates, each with its source.

  • 02

    Representatives

    Profiles of the Members of Parliament representing Somalia at EALA.

  • 03

    Areas of focus

    Six priorities, from regional integration to peace, explained simply.

Official resources sit alongside, so documents are as easy to find as the news.

03The result

The result

Live at ealasomalia.gov.so.

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