Salah Ahmed Jama, the deputy prime minister of Somalia, sees inequity in the sudden eagerness of wealthy nations to preserve the global goal of limiting warming to below 1.5 degrees Celsius by ...

Last week, U.S. government officials flew him to Kenya and turned him over to a private security company that had negotiated a plan to deliver Jama to Bossasso, Somalia.

Abdulkareem Jama is the Somali transitional federal government minister of information, posts and telecommunications. He used to work in IT management for Congressional Quarterly Press.

For years, Abdulkareem Jama commuted from his home in Fairfax to a cushy office in Washington. He commanded a six-figure salary. Now, his desk is in Somalia's war-torn capital, next to a window ...