Juma Ibanda offers rides on the back of his camel, Alibaba, to customers Niwagaba Spencer (left) and Agaba Davis, in Nansana, a town in Uganda’s Wakiso district. Ibanda and a colleague own four trained camels that they take around town to give short rides to customers, making about 70,000 Ugandan shillings ($18) per camel per day.
Juma Ibanda offers rides on the back of his camel, Alibaba, to customers Niwagaba Spencer (left) and Agaba Davis, in Nansana, a town in Uganda’s Wakiso district. Ibanda and a colleague own four trained camels that they take around town to give short rides to customers, making about 70,000 Ugandan shillings ($18) per camel per day.
Juma Ibanda offers rides on the back of his camel, Alibaba, to customers Niwagaba Spencer (left) and Agaba Davis, in Nansana, a town in Uganda’s Wakiso district. Ibanda and a colleague own four trained camels that they take around town to give short rides to customers, making about 70,000 Ugandan shillings ($18) per camel per day.
