Draft:Freelancers in Somalia
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Comment: VOA and Goobjoob are about either a specific person or about internet access in general though might warrant coverage in the Freelancer article. Also, editing as an IP while your account is blocked is WP:BLOCKEVASION. S0091 (talk) 19:54, 25 March 2024 (UTC)
Freelancers in Somalia have emerged as a vital sector within the nation's economy, offering an alternative employment avenue amidst traditional job markets. This explores the dynamics of freelancing in Somalia, focusing on its economic impact, challenges faced by freelancers, support mechanisms, and future prospects.
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Freelancing in Somalia has emerged as a significant sector within the nation's economy, providing an alternative avenue for employment amidst conventional job markets. This sector encompasses a diverse range of services, including web design, content writing, programming, digital marketing, and graphic design, among others. The proliferation of internet access and digital payment solutions has facilitated the growth of freelancing in Somalia, allowing skilled professionals to connect with clients globally.
Economically, freelancing has made substantial contributions to Somalia by generating employment opportunities, particularly for youth and women. It has also resulted in an influx of foreign income as Somali freelancers engage with international clients. Moreover, freelancing has promoted technological literacy and entrepreneurial skills while diversifying income sources within the country.[1]
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- ^ "Freelance Somali Cameraman Working for VOA Killed in Saturday's Blast in Mogadishu". Voice of America. 2017-10-17. Retrieved 2024-03-25.
- ^ "Somalia's stable internet connectivity real boon to online freelancers". Goobjoog (in Somali). 2021-12-21. Retrieved 2024-03-25.
- ^ "The Rise of Freelancers in Somalia". Somali Inside News. 2024-03-20. Retrieved 2024-03-25.