On the horn of Africa, a man would cut a throat for a camel. Since Somalia won its independence in 1960, throats have been cut in plenty as lithe, black, spear-swinging Somali nomads crossed with ...

However, camel milk is an important staple across Africa and the Middle East, and some cultures rely on it. Somalia and Kenya alone produce 64% of the world's camel milk. Camelicious in Dubai has ...

and in 2021 about 64% of the world's camel milk production came from Somalia and Kenya. Camels also produce less methane – which New Scientist calls the "most significant" contributor to climate ...

Jubaland, travel has become a privilege reserved only for cargo flights carrying one very specific and lucrative commodity ...

We were accompanied by three guards clutching AK47s - Somalia is the only country in the world where Red Cross staff travel with armed security as standard. The camel herders and small-scale ...