Yémen: when your whole population is starving
With the recent Yemeni migration to somalia maybe in a few gernations it can you know, lighten them up a bitliterally the whole fucking country, and they can't leave because of the blockade.... nonetheless glad it isn't us, our people need a break...
Yep the 5% that are starving in Kenya are mostly Somali or other pastoralist groups.
Compare that to the 25%+ in Somalia...
We need to get off pastoralism asap in Somalia.
We need a large Somali owned commercial livestock competitor to setup in Somalia that would price out everyone else.
Somehow force them seek livelihoods in cities using the least damaging method possible.
In the country side they barely are contributing to the wider economy other than selling underpriced livestock to Arabs.
Our GDP per capita is at $500 mainly because of nomads. They live of what they raise and don't see a need for anything else.
Their kids aren't eating a full healthy diet nor are they getting the educational resources they need.
Even the Islamic education is shit in the countryside.
Not to mention having them in the countryside leaves tons of opportunities for Al Shabab to hide around them.
At some point we should let who ever is starving starve we can't keep giving the same group money over and over again while they continue to reproduce increasing the mouths to feed
The only time drought didn't have severe effect on somalia was 70s 80s mainly due to siyaad barre before him late 60s it was facing famine and large number of the population had to be air lifted south drought/famine happened in every decade not named 70s or 80si ain't buying the 5% are somalis in kenya.... I'll keep telling myself they are swahil.. but everything else you said as some truth too it.. these figures in somalia is due to the conflict.. if somalia had stability even for 5year things would drastically improve..... after all we were the first to domestic livestock in that region.
It might be cruel but is the most logical look at Ethiopia every year there starving if they weren't given money back in the 80s the numbers of mouths to feed today would be vastly smallerthat's a cruel approach.... best we implement a one child policy, after all 70% of our population is under 35... soo it won't effect us in the long run..
Most likely people who don't have diaspora relatives/ live in the countrysideI've never met a somali who said their family or even clansmen starved to death back home, who's starving
I've never met a somali who said their family or even clansmen starved to death back home, who's starving
Most likely people who don't have diaspora relatives/ live in the countryside
The only time drought didn't have severe effect on somalia was 70s 80s mainly due to siyaad barre before him late 60s it was facing famine and large number of the population had to be air lifted south drought/famine happened in every decade not named 70s or 80s
It might be cruel but is the most logical look at Ethiopia every year there starving if they weren't given money back in the 80s the numbers of mouths to feed today would be vastly smaller
What you are suggesting is delusional and wishfull thinking
is that where they get there numbers?.its mostly D&M and Somali Bantus, they make up like 90% of all IDP's in Somalia
The numbers may be inflated, but why?It says 2.5 million are at risk, that's about 20% of the population, WHO ARE THEY
A UN study recently said 250k died in the past year from famine... WHERE ARE THEY, WHO WERE THEY
I'm telling you there's a scam somewhere here, wallahi there is
The numbers may be inflated, but why?
It says 2.5 million are at risk, that's about 20% of the population, WHO ARE THEY
A UN study recently said 250k died in the past year from famine... WHERE ARE THEY, WHO WERE THEY
I'm telling you there's a scam somewhere here, wallahi there is