The primary landing site for fishing boats in Bosaso, north-east Somalia, is a beehive of activity from 3 a.m. to 9 a.m. every day. Traders, fishermen, food sellers and Puntland government officials haggle, shout and exchange pleasantries over the night’s catch. They work amid dilapidated fish processing facilities wedged between makeshift food joints and open fish markets.
All varieties of fish and crustaceans are available here, but the small gulper sharks are the main…
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