When Margaret Laurence set out for Somaliland with her engineer husband in 1950, she confronted the difficulty of communication between peoples of vastly different cultures. Yet she came to know the skilled orators, poets and craftsmen of the country, and to share the vision of a people’s struggle for survival in a barren land. The Prophet’s Camel Bell is part travelogue, part autobiography, part celebration of human nature, and essential reading for anyone who has ever been a stranger in a strange land. From the Paperback edition.
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Politiska officeren : ” Vi lyckades få havet och nomaderna att bli vänner . ” Men naturligtvis har inte allt varit problemfritt och idylliskt . Vem kan se in i människors hjärtan ? Kanske ger den unga kvinnan som förlorat två barn i ...
... Peoples of the Horn of Africa : Somali Afar and Saho ( London : International African Institute , 1955/1969 ) ... Somali Conquest of the Horn of Africa " , Journal of African History I ( 1960 : 213-30 ) . However , as can be seen ...
Who Cares about Somalia: Hassan's Ordeal ; Reflections on a Nation's Future
Little Warrior is based on the life of Samia Omar, a girl who grows up in war-torn Somalia determined to be a world-class sprinter.
... saints as a form of idolatry and forbids pilgrimages to their shrines . Somalis are deeply attached to local saints whom they praise for their piety or venerate for mystical intercessionary powers . Some devotees of the veneration of local ...