Nice try.Poverty is still pretty high with an industry which I believe can make the Somalis successful.
Somaliland 72% Poverty
Puntland 75% Poverty
I urge every Somali in the diaspora if You're planning on starting something back home go into agriculture or food production / manufacturering.
Don't understand the poverty rate coz in Hargeisa / Burco everyone i cane across was doing okay either working in business / market or civil servant
Yes you get the occasional beggars but where maybe they have just amount to get by but no disposable income for luxuries
Here's the 2017 results.According to the Somalia Human Development Report, 82 percent of the population is poor across multiple dimensions (UNDP 2012). The incidence of poverty is especially high in the Southern regions (89 percent), partly because of a still active insurgency, food shortages, and badly deteriorated infrastructure. But poverty is also very widespread in the more stable northwestern and northeastern regions of the country (72 percent in Somaliland and 75 percent in Puntland).
Anyone who can afford to live in Hargeisa isn't in extreme poverty and has enough family connections.Poverty is still pretty high with an industry which I believe can make the Somalis successful.
Somaliland 72% Poverty
Puntland 75% Poverty
I urge every Somali in the diaspora if You're planning on starting something back home go into agriculture or food production / manufacturering.
Don't understand the poverty rate coz in Hargeisa / Burco everyone i cane across was doing okay either working in business / market or civil servant
Yes you get the occasional beggars but where maybe they have just amount to get by but no disposable income for luxuries
Nice try.
Here's the 2017 results.
https://www.somalispot.com/threads/huge-world-bank-poverty-survey.31811/#post-833225
It won't be easy as East sanaag is integrated with puntland economy.Integrating Sanaag with somaliland is really hard due to the proximity of The Bosaso port etc.I'm not point scoring I want both to strive, Evi do we have to fight.
Think like a businessman. I'm going Somaliland soon insha'Allah to set up shop in Maydh and would like to expand eastwards into Sanaag up to elayo.
The best way to integrate Sanaag into Somaliland is through business developments
Are you insane? Puntland has a militia within our border.Our current/future relationship is that of conflict and bloodshed.Wishing for PL to do better means they will have better funds to hire more militia and arm them.More of our soldiers will die needlessly defending our border.I'm not point scoring I want both to strive, Evi do we have to fight.
That explains why its so impoverished.It won't be easy as East sanaag is integrated with puntland economy.Integrating Sanaag with somaliland is really hard due to the proximity of The Bosaso port etc.
Zero learn from the True Isaaqs of SomSpotAre you insane? Puntland has a militia within our border.Our current/future relationship is that of conflict and bloodshed.Wishing for PL to do better means they will have better funds to hire more militia and arm them.More of our soldiers will die needlessly defending our border.
You have to be sensible and not soft hearted.
That explains why its so impoverished.
Did you read even read my post? I said "Puntland has a militia within our border.Wishing for PL to do better means they will have better funds to hire more militia and arm them.More of our soldiers will die needlessly defending our border." The current Puntland effects Somaliland in a extremely negative way.Any citizen of SL that shows soft heartedness right now isn't being sensible at all.Zero learn from the True Isaaqs of SomSpot
@Lordilord @SirLancelLord @draco @Saalax Bidaar , they all want whats best for Somaliland but also want whats best for Puntland if it doesn't damage or effect Somaliland and to these brothers, Dalkiinu ha noolato, Dowlad Gobeed.
But to @Zero and @Oday Sanaag Maalkina ba'
Poverty is still pretty high with an industry which I believe can make the Somalis successful.
Somaliland 72% Poverty
Puntland 75% Poverty
I urge every Somali in the diaspora if You're planning on starting something back home go into agriculture or food production / manufacturering.
Don't understand the poverty rate coz in Hargeisa / Burco everyone i cane across was doing okay either working in business / market or civil servant
Yes you get the occasional beggars but where maybe they have just amount to get by but no disposable income for luxuries
I'm baffled at how you can spew such nonsense without any evidence nor sources to your claims.Their all chewing khat, it's the drug that makes you unproductive as science measures what you do with your time against tangible results. If your spending 8 hours of your day chewing 7 days a week, your productivity rates are obvious to see and it does impact on investor decisions as their really isn't much money to be made from someone who doesn't earn a living. So yes Somaliland naturally will have the highest poverty rates among all Somali regions as it has the highest drug usage rate.
Plus their is problems economically whether you want to accept it or not. Most of Hargeisa commercial goods is brought by trucks from Burco who use Bosaso port. There is not a single dhow that brings in commercial goods into Somaliland as the clans that reside in Berbera refuse it.
You simply have one livestock ship there at all times and that is pretty much the extent of your economy as that is your biggest revenue generator, the rest is small taxes on businesses. You can work out your whole GDP quite easily actually. It's simply houses, small shops, livestock, telecommunication and hotels, there is nothing else happening. The poverty rate for Puntland is 26% it's nowhere near the same as Somaliland, as the drug usage rate is far less.
I'm baffled at how you can spew such nonsense without any evidence nor sources to your claims.
Yes SL has problem with Khat,but its also a very lucrative business which brings in millions of dollars every year.Its for a reason that one of the 10 Richest Ethiopian millionairs is the Isaaq khat tycoon Suhura Ismail Khan with an estimated net worth of $200 million.
Somaliland has companies such as Coca Cola, which has partnered with a local business to open a $17 million worth of bottling plant outside Hargeisa, employing 100+ local people which Puntland could only dream of.
The lounges of Hargeisa’s hotels are fast becoming a melting pot for investors, eyeing opportunities in emerging sectors with potential for growth, such as logistics, fisheries, agriculture and infrastructure, particularly renewable energy, roads, railways, airports and hospitals. Resources companies are conducting exploratory work across Somaliland, testing for evidence of the oil, gas and abundance of minerals that are believed to exist below the surface of our land and beyond our coastline.
DP World is just but one of an increasing number of multinational companies viewing Somaliland as a secure and stable location through which to access the east African market.
Imagine what Hargeysa would be with Independence. Itd be Something else.I'm baffled at how you can spew such nonsense without any evidence nor sources to your claims.
Yes SL has problem with Khat,but its also a very lucrative business which brings in millions of dollars every year.Its for a reason that one of the 10 Richest Ethiopian millionairs is the Isaaq khat tycoon Suhura Ismail Khan with an estimated net worth of $200 million.
Somaliland has companies such as Coca Cola, which has partnered with a local business to open a $17 million worth of bottling plant outside Hargeisa, employing 100+ local people which Puntland could only dream of.
The lounges of Hargeisa’s hotels are fast becoming a melting pot for investors, eyeing opportunities in emerging sectors with potential for growth, such as logistics, fisheries, agriculture and infrastructure, particularly renewable energy, roads, railways, airports and hospitals. Resources companies are conducting exploratory work across Somaliland, testing for evidence of the oil, gas and abundance of minerals that are believed to exist below the surface of our land and beyond our coastline.
DP World is just but one of an increasing number of multinational companies viewing Somaliland as a secure and stable location through which to access the east African market.
Audhibillah they even wrote something about our qat problem, look at pge 12 who the hell told them