I want to tell you some facts about one of the POOREST countries in the world, about which we know too little. This is Somalia, and in today's episode of 50 Amazing Facts from The Clashers we're going to talk about every aspect of this part of Africa.

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In today's #50facts about Somalia, you will find out how strange the fate of the people there is and why the Western world just shrugs its hands and shoulders. Although it has a very long beach that supports great tourism and attracts thousands of people on vacation, it is not visited very much. In reality, the first tourist, regardless of whether he is on the beach or not, didn't come until 2010, after they closed their borders in 1991. Another Somalia issue is education, you know we're all about it at #theclashers. Only 1/3 of the population there can read and write. They have a serious shortage of schools there. Many people are deprived of the opportunity to learn, to spend time in school and to be educated in general. There you will not see loud Back to school campaigns like in our country and the countries of Europe. These country facts are different because we are talking about Africa and more specifically #somalia

Food is also an important aspect of every person's daily life. Did you know that in Somalia, one in three people do not know when they will eat again. People there don't think about technology, smartphones, laptops and others. They are thinking about how to get food there, because there are no home deliveries. Only 30% of children have access to school. In general, dota is a documentary program that aims to raise awareness about this country and if someone wants it, it can help them. Despite its rich history, which is full of diversity, the families there are divided into clans that do not love each other very much. The families are huge and the drought as well as the climate further deprives them of food. There are numerous charity campaigns that you can support.