Camel Derby in the Kenyan North western town of Maralal over the weekend brought together members of the Samburu, Turkana and Pokot semi-nomadic cattle-herding tribes.it was the latest attempt to revitalize its tourism industry after an upsurge in terrorism.
The 26th edition of the event took place at the Yare Camel Club in Maralal over the weekend and it has brought together visitors not only from the country but also from overseas.
The 26th edition of the event took place at the Yare Camel Club in Maralal over the weekend and it has brought together visitors not only from the country but also from overseas.
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