amethyst i will try to get you that link inshalalh.
Cirwaaq, your correct, the British held claim over the region by paper, but the British on the ground were losing incredible number of indian subjects and alot of their own english soldiers as they faced constant attack and powerful reaction coming from Jubaland. very quickly they learned to fear Jubaland, and attempted to stop further provocating the people of Jubaland by discontinuing their claim over the region. this ended Jubaland's campaign against the British, but the real winner was the British as they end up not losing the rest of their protectorate including Kenya and Uganda, ultiamately this is why they called the buffer region between their protectorate and Jubaland by the name "North Frontier District".
the inexperienced italians were then given the region, again this is only by paper, they had more of a friend attitude towards most of Somalia and as their only colony formed more of an alliance rather than a colony. the Italians did very little in Jubaland though, mostly settling in Kismaayo bringing some of their subjects from other colonies around the region so to boost farming in Jamaame and other places.
this is the map of the British colony, which includes most of Dooxada Jubba (Jubaland), you can see the Historic city of Luuq & Baardheere and Ceelwaaq, Afmadow are on that map, and also the coastal town of Kismaayo. many of todays towns such as the Dajuuma camp, even the second largest town of todays Jubaland Beledxaawo is not on the map.
this is the map
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... rica_1.png