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Said Salah Ahmed recalls his journey from Minnesota to reclaim his lost film and a piece of Somalia’s cinematic history.
Author Archives: Abdirahman Mohamed
Abdirahman Mohamed is a contributing reporter for Sahan Journal. Raised in Saint Paul, Abdirahman was born in Mombasa, Kenya as his family fled as refugees from Somalia. He’s currently a senior at the University of Minnesota, studying communications and digital media.
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