Camel Meat News Today

/PRNewswire/ -- The camel meat market size is expected to grow by USD 100.83 million from 2023 to 2028, according to Technavio. In addition, the growth...

The "All You Can Eat Breakfast" has taken Dubai by storm

In the 1980s and early 1990s, before mobile phones, letter tapes were one of the main forms of communication between Somalis in the diaspora and their

From the 1970s to 90s Somalis used cassettes to stay in contact.

An art project explores the cassette culture that brought news from home – while providing a vehicle for political opposition and a thriving music scene

Every hero has a villain, and for many in the outback it is a thorny shrub called prickly acacia.

New exhibition from the intergenerational feminist art collective of Somali women

There is plenty of scope in the camel meat industry for better packaging, processing and preservation techniques to increase meat quality, consumer acceptance and exports, according to a new review.

Art / Dhaqan Collective ‘The Somali history of cassette tapes just hasn’t been known. It’s lovely to tell those stories’ By Lowie Trevena, Tuesday Apr 6, 2021 “We’re not here to represent all Somali people, but use our power to tell borders,” say the members of the Dhaqan Collective. “We want to use our power to create a non-homogenous space.” The Bristol-based collective, made up of Fozia Ismail, Asmaa Jama and Ayan Cilma, is a feminist art group that cen...

By Fozia Ismail, Tuesday Feb 23, 2021 I have always been interested in the way the Somali Diaspora would send cassette tapes back and forth between Somaliland and the UK, both during the civil war and after. In my family, tapes would be sent instead of letters and when these tapes would arrive, they would often arrive with Muqalmad- dried camel meat, an important part of Somali nomadic culture. Family and friends would listen to the tapes and share the camel meat. This was a joyful but also som...