The Somali Voice

The Somali Voice was a free newspaper written for the Somali community in Bristol. Established in 2003, it was produced monthly with a print-run of 5,000. Kayse Maxamed, an editor, fled from the civil war in Somalia in 1997.

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Summary

: ECMAG.1953

: Social History

: newspaper

: 6 copies of the newspaper: The Somali Voice. Dated April 2005; Nov/Dec (no year given but 2006 is assumed from the contents inside); November 2009; December/ January 2009/10; March/ April 2010 (x2).

The Somali Voice

Current Location

On Display at M Shed, Bristol Life Gallery

: Maxamed, Mr Kayse - The Somali Voice

: Somalia, East Africa, Africa

: Bristol, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) / England, Northern Europe, Europe

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