Somaliland expands its livestock exports to AU countries.

[Factz]

Seems like livestock will be a temporary important economic sector until the new projects come in and diversify the economy. Saudi Arabia and UAE mostly bought Somaliland livestock and it seems Somaliland will be selling camel meat and milk in Kenya and possibly other livestock animals. They will also start selling their livestock animals to other AU countries so we're starting to see positive changes.

"The African Union has injected Sh70 million towards a trypanosomiasis (Surra) surveillance study aimed at improving camel husbandry for higher meat and milk production in Kenya and Somaliland.

The project will initially target Isiolo and Marsabit as well as Somaliland.

Kenya Agricultural Research and Livestock Organisation director general Obadiah Njagi unveiled a team of researchers to conduct the three-year study at the Bio-technology Research Institute (BRI) Muguga.

“Camels are a beacon of resilience during droughts and stress. Surra is a major constraint to camel production threatening livelihoods and food security,” said BRI centre director Judith Chemuliti.


The team comprises Kenyan and Somaliland veterinary experts who will work jointly with their Isiolo and Marsabit counterparts during the research."

Here is the good news: https://www.businessdailyafrica.com...Res/2033392/-/maxw/960/-/113vxjwz/-/camel.jpg

 

[Crow]

More inter-African trade will make every Somali region rich.

 

[Factz]

More inter-African trade will make every Somali region rich.

f*ck those goat fuckers. They starved Somaliland so this time we're expanding our livestock exports in other African countries that really need it.

 

[Crow]

f*ck those goat fuckers. They starved Somaliland so this time we're expanding our livestock exports in other African countries that really need it.

The less dependent we become on these soap opera politics dhegcas, the more stable our economy will become.

 

[GBTarmy]

Good news!

 

[Wei]

Good! More diversification is needed in trade. Trade with multiple countries in multiple continents rather than relying on a few Arab countries.

 

[yaanyuur]

just sold to somalis in kenya uganda and tanzania

 

[Guts]

Seems like livestock will be a temporary important economic sector until the new projects come in and diversify the economy. Saudi Arabia and UAE mostly bought Somaliland livestock and it seems Somaliland will be selling camel meat and milk in Kenya and possibly other livestock animals. They will also start selling their livestock animals to other AU countries so we're starting to see positive changes.

"The African Union has injected Sh70 million towards a trypanosomiasis (Surra) surveillance study aimed at improving camel husbandry for higher meat and milk production in Kenya and Somaliland.

The project will initially target Isiolo and Marsabit as well as Somaliland.

Kenya Agricultural Research and Livestock Organisation director general Obadiah Njagi unveiled a team of researchers to conduct the three-year study at the Bio-technology Research Institute (BRI) Muguga.

“Camels are a beacon of resilience during droughts and stress. Surra is a major constraint to camel production threatening livelihoods and food security,” said BRI centre director Judith Chemuliti.


The team comprises Kenyan and Somaliland veterinary experts who will work jointly with their Isiolo and Marsabit counterparts during the research."

Here is the good news: https://www.businessdailyafrica.com...Res/2033392/-/maxw/960/-/113vxjwz/-/camel.jpg

Good news mamul goboleedka Somaliland is growing their exports.