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Hello, my name is Joshua.
I live here in Northern Tanzania, in Eastern Africa.
In Tanzania and across swathes of the African continent,
from the Sahel to the Rift Valley and Horn of Africa,
there's a hugely diverse community of people whose cultural identity,
history and way of life is intertwined with the movement of cattle.
Joshua Liza is one of them.
My whole life has been with cattle.
I was born in a small hut within the village.
A small hut made of cow dung.