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The 41 is the first Bus that goes to Vicious Biscuit in Mount Pleasant.

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The Coleman Blvd / Provincial Circle stop is the nearest one to Vicious Biscuit in Mount Pleasant.

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The nearest bus stop to Vicious Biscuit in Mount Pleasant is a 4 min walk away.

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These Bus lines stop near Vicious Biscuit: 40, 41.

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Houston Northcutt Blvd / Harbor Pointe Dr is 818 yards away, 10 min walk.

Coleman Blvd / Provincial Circle is 237 yards away, 4 min walk.

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“These laws and regulations need to be enforced by the government in order to see change. “The public needs more environmental education, and it needs to start at an early age,” says Hussein, adding that laws and regulations on environmental exploitation are necessary. Yasmin Salad, who has been in the business for eight years, says she makes a profit of 1.8m Somali shillings (£2,600) for every 510 bags of charcoal, which she sells at 11,700 shillings each, over a six-month period.Įnvironmentalists say government involvement is required to effectively regulate the trade. Two businesswomen, Amina Mohamed and Saynab Hersi, decline to go into detail about how much they pay the group, because of the sensitivity of the issue, but say they face double taxation – from the government when the lorries travel through major cities and districts, and from al-Shabaab when travelling through the countryside.Įven with the charges, however, dealers say they make enough to keep them in the trade.

Photograph: Faysal Hassan Abdiįor those in the business, the charges add heavily to their costs of operation. If they catch us transporting trees that still have leaves, they will set our vehicle on fire,” he says.ĭespite the crackdown, reports show that revenue from the trade is an important income stream for al-Shabaab, with a 2014 estimate suggesting that the group earned an annual total between £6.5m and £14.5m from imposing charges on charcoal traders at one road block alone.ĭried wood is stacked and then burned to make charcoal. “We only pick up dry tree wood in our lorry and never leafy wood because al-Shabaab doesn’t allow that. He believes that the group may be in the process of initiating a crackdown on logging and transportation of wood from dry trees, but says that, for now, the only clear ban is on the cutting and transporting of wood from leafy trees. Not only do they work under dangerous conditions but they need to remain aware of the evolving rules of the trade.ĭahir Abdalla, a lorry driver, says he was recently detained by al-Shabaab for a few days when transporting dry wood, but was eventually released.

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However, he says, drivers who transport wood face much greater threats than loggers from rogue bandits and local militias. Loggers say they must travel further and further to find suitable trees to cut down.

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