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Despite a relatively busy small modern port operating on its outskirts, in the old town centre buildings are crumbling, its economy flatlining.

"Khat would arrive at 5pm on the plane and by 6pm men had left homes and wouldn't return until 6am," Saeed said.

"After the ban it was like people woke up from a deep sleep.

At the time critics in Ethiopia said the whopping figure was enough to run the Yegna campaign for 154 years.

But now the Department for International Development (Dfid) have green lighted the plans, awarding £5.2million to Yenga alone, the paper revealed.

The government posted details of the contract on its website.

Hargeisa, Somalia - Every day trucks loaded with the narcotic plant khat, grown in northeastern Ethiopia, hurtle along rough roads through the desert to make fresh deliveries to eager customers across Somaliland.

"The problem comes down to the man not being part of the family and the woman being left to do everything," said Fatima Saeed, a political adviser to the opposition Wadani Party, who previously worked for 15 years with the United Nations."Khat is a massive burden on Somaliland's fragile economy since it means that a large percentage of its foreign currency is used to purchase khat," said Rakiya Omaar with Horizon Institute, a Somaliland consultancy firm helping communities transition from underdevelopment to resilience and stability.