Despite having plenty of cash, Somaliland still struggles to afford basic goods. After declaring independence from Somalia over 30 years ago, it remains unrecognized, making its shilling worthless abroad and unusable for trade. Locals rely on money changers to swap shillings for U.S. dollars, forming a street banking system that sets daily rates. The Central Bank now plans a new currency to regain control, as counterfeit bills flood the market. That’s why this cash-rich nation continues to face