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Bosaso brewing with Anti Paul sentiment clan elders in meetings Qardho revolts
- Thread starter Saahid Qamaan
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Businessman and journalists arrested. Paying of bribes in full swing.
Businessmen on the move meeting elders. Qardho revolts against port take over.
Meetings with elders taking place.
The people are united against Paul and his Dubai overlords.
Businessmen on the move meeting elders. Qardho revolts against port take over.
Meetings with elders taking place.
The people are united against Paul and his Dubai overlords.
Qardho statement
Paul tonight bribed two trucks after giving them the money to pay the installed tariffs without the owners awareness
Boat navigators arrested as Paul feared they were planning to abondon the port after refusal to pay access to part and new tariffs of bringing down the goods from ships.
In the south Galmudug imposes tax and in the North Paul Anthony Formosa
Paul’s new tariffs
Tariffs started yesterday at noon time after Paul released them
Paul is assured by this
RasCanjero-
Self imposed exile
Rates seem fair for a small African port.
The elders are just complaining that they aren't getting their share and not realising their relevancy is fading.
The elders are just complaining that they aren't getting their share and not realising their relevancy is fading.
The tariffs of necessities such as rice, flour and sugar are 80 cent per TON whereas luxury items like vehicles have a tariff of 35 dollar. That's beyond reasonable. This is why I despise development diids like the OP. Just like they don't like who's ruling they are willing to ruin for the rest of us
The elders have to make some Baradho . Streets have to eat .
ALittleBitItalian
Libaax
Italians are the most corrupt people in Europe. Therefore a italian former colony, which happens to be the most corrupt place on earth, is paradise for them.
The businessmen in Bosaso don’t want to pay taxes. They want to be able to bribe poorly paid port admins and get their goods tax free.
The rates are actually too fucking low!
I think this is just the tariffs that goes to the P&O ports for their services. They still have to pay tax, that goes straight to Puntland. Some don't want change, those tariffs used to end up in their pockets
We are talking about 35 dollars for a fucking car and 80 cents per ton of vegetables. It would be interesting to know how much the tariffs use to be? Even if it was zero, which I highly doubt, this is worth the investment. Expanding the port means that their cargo's will be docked sooner. I heard stories of shipments waiting for 2/3 weeks to be unloaded.
These annoying anti development folks will only delay the start of the expansion of the port. The success factor of this deal comes down to whether the port is expanded within two years.
Gibiin-Udug
Crowned Queen of Puntland. Supporter of PuntExit
Its kibir by these few businessmen and elders, they need to stfu or face a karbaash. We shouldn't compromise development with these xoolos
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