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Camel milk the saviour for drought hit Kenya
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1 views • Jun 27, 2011
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Camels are far more resilient at surviving during droughts than cows, and their milk is proving to be quite profitable for pastoralists who are selling it across Kenya. And it is the women who are benefiting most from this business. Duration: 02:00
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