After entrepreneur and peace activist Elman Ali Ahmed was killed in 1996, his wife and children established the Elman Peace and Human Rights Centre in Mogadishu. Now, his Somali-Canadian daughter, Ilwad Elman, is following in the social activist’s footsteps through her work in Somalia.
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