The Somali sword is a popular double-edged lethal knife that sharpens with use. In this context, it is a symbolic metaphor for tribalism. This blog post will highlight tribalism and its destructive manifestation in the Somali Society. It lays the groundwork for an expansive Ethnographic Academic Research. The blog post will go a long way in deciding the rubrics for the ethnographic research.
This is a humorous post about the pride of being a Somali, the collective grandstanding, the all-knowing feeling, the courage, the creativity and no risk mentality, above all the defiance and thick-skin capability to handle misfortunes.
It is debatable that Somalis are taking over many markets in the Eastern African region, but the question that begs answer is the big secret behind this success. We explore social aspects like systemic socialism and family values, while paying close attention to the economic dynamics of the workforce, division of labour and economy of scale.
